Kuhn weighs Vida Blue sale in stalled hearing
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn postponed a January 17 hearing on the Oakland A s sale of Vida Blue amid questions over cash terms and compensation to Charlie Finley. He said he would study arguments before deciding and noted large cash deals threaten baseball integrity.
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Morton and Staubach Face Blitzing Broncos Defense
Denver quarterback Craig Morton plans to use quick short passes and occasional deep throws as he meets Dallas in the Super Bowl. Cowboys pressure, disguise, and aggressive blitzing could test Morton's handling and Staubach's scrambling adds matchup drama.
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Summerall Prepares for Ninth Super Bowl Broadcast
CBS announcer Pat Summerall discusses expectations for Super Bowl XII with about 85 million viewers. He focuses on studying the Denver Broncos, handling distractions, and the challenge of a late 6 p.m. EST start. He notes the game could be easy or hard depending on pace and proximity.
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Cowboys Edge Broncos in Super Bowl XII Says Biorhythms
Grimsley’s Sports World cites biorhythm theory to forecast a Cowboys win 17 7 over the Broncos. Tony Dorsett is the hero as Roger Staubach and Craig Morton are predicted to show triple lows. Gittleson of Biorhythms Inc. promotes the method with sports forecasting credentials.
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Wynn's Spit Fire Promises Engine Stop Solution
A user touts Wynn's Spit-Fire for stopping an engine that wouldn’t shut off. The copy warns about dangerous after run from carbon buildup and urges adding the product to gasoline, noting availability at unspecified outlets.
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