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The Saturday Herald And Leader Let Kv Jib 17 in B-3 New Teams' 'Super' Pressure fTSmSr -T l5 jr i '76 Season Mounting In Miami 0 i In Jeopardy because that could create errors Rather I think you try to stabilize things use the businesslike approach" The Pittsburgh camp has been very businesslike and most of the business has been hitting can be too happy and you can be too orneiy" said NoIL gametime we like them very ornery All they have to do then is get along with the geles city school system Schacter an NFL official for 21 years will be working in his third Super BowL The umpire will be Joe Connell the head linesman Lee Miles the line Judge Jack Fette the back Judge Stan Javie and the field Judge Bill All except O'Brien have prior Super Bowl experience The alternate officials named by Rozelle are Bob Frederic and Gordon Rozelle also said he had given no consideration as stepping down as commissioner despite the increasing turmoil in the league brought about by continuing law suits MIAMI CAP) While madcap Miami loaded up with tourist traffic loaded up with tourist traffic on the eve of Super Bowl the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers continued preparations for the big game physically but not mentally removed from all the hoopla surrounding the National Football League championship showdown the Cowboys and Chuck Noll of the Steelers confessed that although their clubs are quartered a good distance from the festivities in Miami Beach the importance of the game hasn't escaped their attention 1 "They're starting to get ornery" Noll said Friday of the defending world champion Steelers started as early as Wednesday when we had contact a little harder than Landry said he felt the two-week gap between the want to see things through" the commissioner said "I was thinking the other day that been a long time since 1 first started in the mid 1940s with the Los Angeles Rams 1 really care about this sport 1 don't want to be the one responsible by something of ommis-sion or commission to see this sport going down" Graham Captures Super Bowl Classic NFC Championship game and the Super Bowl had been beneficial for his team won two spectacular playoff he said Minnesota in the last seconds was an emotional lift and I didn't think we could get over it quicUy enough to play the (Los Angeles) Rams Then beating MIAMI (AP) Otto Graham former quarterback of the Cleveland Browns is the new champion of the Super Bowl Golf Classic Graham won the tournament Friday by touring die Doral Blue Course with an 18-hole total of 78 six over par Alvin Dark former New York Giants shortstop and exmanager of the Oakland was second with a 79 What Super Bowl? in Prctlce They're the Rams was rather unex- quarterback Terry Bradshaw The Steelers held their final workout yesterday prior to Sunday's championship game with the Dallas Cowboys (AP Photo) Pittsburgh running back Franco Harris (left) seems unconcerned about Supo- Bowl game as he picks a wood from a bag of golf clubs during a break with Most of the session dealt with the Judge Larson's ruling in Minnesota that struck down the Rozelle Rule without which a player would be free to negotiate with the highest bidder once he had completed the terms of his contract by playing out his option year The rule which the judge attacked allows Rozelle to compensate a team that loses a player who choses to move to another club pected and I doubt we could have been ready to play the next Sunday Now had time to settle down a ML" The Cowboys and Steelers were to get their first look at the Orange Bowl field Saturday The Polyturf artificial surface is reported to be in poor shape and will be replaced by natural grass in time for the 1976 football season MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Commissioner Pete Rozelle said Friday the entry of Tampa Bay and Seattle into the National Football League for the 1976 season have been placed in jeopardy by litigation that has delayed the expansion and college drafts coming into the league has been clouded without question" said Rozelle in his annual pre-Super Bowl news conference teams have a contract which permits them to draft 39 veteran players each If they cannot receive those players it seems that it wiU be difficult to get them into the league" Owners of the two new franchises filed suit earlier this week asking a Miami judge to rule on the legality of the expansion draft At that time Rozelle delayed the expansion and collegiate drafts which were set for Jan 23 and Feb 3 respectively until the judge renders his opiniion Rozelle on other topics: Said the league would appeal a recent Minneapolis decision handed down by US District Judge Earl Larson against the option-compensation clause in the NFL constitution better known as the Rule" a careful study of game films had not proved any of the major controversial calls of the 1975 season were wrong he was not opposed to the use of cameras to assist officials In making judg ment calls but pointed out there were many obstacles to make such a Man successful it cost the NFL almost $4 million to fight its many court battles durring 1975 the number of no-shows during the 1975 season at 867000 down slightly from the previous year NFL Replays 4 Reveal Nothing a little edgy Landry saw the same signs in his dub usually shows in he said are more edgy and tempers show You have to try to keep everyone patient But they an want to get cm with it The tendon is beginning to build I think all of us are beginning to fed a little of the That's natural There are big stakes in this confrontation induding a $15000 payoff for each member of the winning team That kind of incentive can result in some thumping by the players as they prepare for Sunday's 2 pm EST kickoff players all know die importance of Landry continued yon want to do anything it fa to try not to get them ovw-emotlonal cany a collection of said Noll die players try to match up the shoe to whatever artificial surface we play on They'll experiment decision will be appealed to the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals hi Rozelle said "We anticipate that will take about a year and if we lose there we will go on to the Supreme Court and that will take another year or a year and one half MIAMI (AP) An exhaustive study of films of the three most controversial calls by officials during the 1975 National Football League season has failed to prove the officials were right or wrong according to Commissioner Pete Rozelle Meanwhile Commissions Pete Rozelle named the six game officials and two alternates for Sups Bowl The crew is headed by referee Norm Schacter an assistant superintendent in the Las An- "We will take a labor defense in our appeaL We think this issue (Rozelle Rule) should be open to collective bargaining Pro Linescores The plays Involved were: to penalize Dallas' Drew Pearson for interfering with defender Nate Wright when Pearson caught the game-deciding touchdown pass which beat Minnesota 17-14 In the playoffs to rule a fumble when the ball squirted from Miami's Mercury Morris at a crucial point in the 31-21 victory over Buffalo which knocked the BUIS out of the playoffs decision that Mel Gray held a touchdown pass long enough to give St Louis a 17-17 regulation tie with Washington in a game the Cardinals eventually won Sayre Rally Falls Short As Burgin Wins 54-53 DENVER (174) Janet 4 7-4 14 Thompson 14 7-f 37 Istel 7 4-4 It Williams 3 4 Slmpton 17 2-2 24 Beck I 7-2 4 Garard 3 Tarry 3 SO 4 Tow IMS Totals: SI 22-37 INDIANA (111) Hillman 2 1-1 5 Robtsch 2 4-14 Elmore 4 S-4 13 Bus I 4-5 22 Umar 14 2-4 30 Keller 4 1-2 Jordan 1 2-2 Grant 2 40 4 Roundflcld 3 1-4 7 Flynn 3 44 4 Totals: 50 14-25 Denver 31 24 32 30-124 Indiana 22 13 41 23-111 Total fouls: Denver 21 Indiana 23 Three-point pools: Bust 7734 "The sport of hockey has recently signed a five-year contract with its Players Association and an option-compensation clause was included in that contract judge in Minnesota said this sort of issue cannot be bargained He says it is a violation of antitrust off in the By SCOTT WARNER CwniMdM Baffle Of The Boards PHILADEPHIA (114) McGinnis 47 31 Mix 3 1-1 7 Catch-hips 2 44 4 Carter 1-2 12 Collins 54 23 Lee 3 44 4 Bryant 7 42 It Free 7 44 It Basktrvlllt 0 44 1 Totals 47 14-14 BOSTON (111) Havllcek 7 71 Kuterskl 1 04 2 Cowens II 7-7 3f Whitt 11 p4 22 Scott l-l II Stacon 3 44 1 Silas 2 45 7 Nelson I 42 Ard 4 1-2 1 McDonald I 43 Anderson 0 44 4 Totals 47 24-2 PhilodMpMs 34 IS Basil IS 24 22 21-111 Fouled out: Scott McGinnis Total fouls: Philidtlehia 2t Boston If Techni-oil touts: Scott Boston Coach Httnsohn Boston bench IS 320 GRAEStXK Ashland's Jim Harkins (52) battles with Henry Clay's Billy Thomas (center) and Michael Scearce (right) for a rebound in last game Henry Clay's John Shelby (foreground) also gets in on the action Henry Clay won 57-56 (Staff Photo By Martin Jessee) W2 thnk you deserve the best didn't deserve to win They did it's as simple as that" So sighed Sayre coach Gerald Walton as he watched his Spartans lose a one-point decision to visiting Burgin 54-53 last night Although shooting a miserable 315 per cent from the field committing 19 turnovers and hitting only half of their free throw attempts the Spartans made a gallant comeback in the final period to make up for their poor playing Behind by nine points Sayre's full court zone press Catholic Routs Fleming County NEW ONLEANS (74) Bchaocn 7-7 75 Stallworth 3 1-2 7 Moor 2 p-0 4 Marovkh 74 in Nelson l-I It Kelley 31-14 BiMty 1 04 2 Williams 5 44 It James 1 44 2 Totals 31 14 wl MILWAUKEE (72) Dendrldg 7 1-1 17 Rettanl 44 Smith 4 54 13 Pric 14 IX Winters 21 Mayers 1 54 II Brkfgvma 4 44 12 Brokew 0 04 4 Fo 0 1-2 2 Talllft IS 22-NwOrlM 21 21 25 17-74 MHwaohao 11 17 24-72 Total fouls: Now Orleans 25 Mllwaukat 22 14734 SEATTLE (45) Gray 4 1-2 Sells 1 3-5 7 Burleson 1 0-4 2 Brown 4 44 12 Wilts 7 1-2 17 Hummer I p-2 Gilliam 2 4-1 4 Bantam 1 14 IX Skinner 12-4 4 Norwood 1-2 I Oer-lino I 44 Oieyntck 1 44 4 Totals 17 11-32 WASHINGTON (IN) Hayes 3 1-1 7 Riordan I 3-4 17 Umed MX Bing 4 4-7 7X Chenier 7 4-7 IX Haskins 7 1-1 IX Wealhersimon I 1-4 Robinson 1 4-7 Korelko I 44 Grtvcy I 44 7 Totals 37 22-35 Seattle 21 15 IS 34- IS WasMngtM 12 21 It 31-104 Fouled out: Seals Total fouls: Seattle IX Washington 2X Tochmcoli: Skinner Gray I47X Cage Scores Colleges began to pay fourth quarter Wayne White who led all scorers with 22 points and Anthony Cuellar took advantage of several steals and a bucket and two free throws by Jim Baker brought the Spartans within three' with under a minute left in the game With 21 seconds remaining and down by four points Vaughan Gott intercepted a pass and made the layup cutting the lead to two Gott Steals But Bulldog reserve guard Charles Dunn who was the top point-getter for Burgin was fouled and hit the first of the bonus situation Gott stole the ball once more with just three seconds ticking and fought and twisted his way through the Bulldog defense to throw in two points but time ran out with Sayre losing by a point Revenge For Burgin thought we did a good job of coming back the way we admitted Walton we shouldn't have been in that situation They (Burgin) were fired up and our boys did not take them serious had beat Burgin once earlier this year and 1 guess we were overconfident I should have done a better job or getting our boys ready to play" he added Sayre defeated the Bulldogs 80-67 in the Blue rass Conference Tournament in December Baker added 15 points to the Spartan effort and collected nine rebounds Dunn also hit 15 fur Burgin FLEMINGSBURG Danny Haney poured in 21 points Friday night to lead Lexington Catholic to a 76-58 victory over host Fleming County Fred Caudill Jim Young and Steve Stewart also reached double figures for the Knights Caudill scored 14 points and Young and Stewart bagged 10 each Mm 77 tritium Vuag 71 Utah Arina 77 Tnn SI Paul Tim flafv II Nam CaraUaa St 71 VirfiRia 71 Fartham 41 Carattl Va Camauaaaaim 71 Mt-E Sim Benny Jones led Fleming County with 14 points Haney also hauled in a game-high 18 rebounds to lead the Knights to a 56-31 advantage In that area High Schools Boys Local Gaines Catholic's record now stands at 15-3 Fleming County slipped to 2-7 GOLOEN STATE (Ifl) Barry 14 44 34 Wilkes I 04 14 Ray I 24 17 Johnson 44 14 Smith 7 5-5 II Miliums 4 p-l IX Johnson 1 44 4 Dud- ley 44 4 Dickey 4 p-2 12 Davis I 44 HawhlnixOOw Totals SI 12-14 HHOII5TON (103) Kaliett 4 2-1 14 Tomiinaylch 7 4-7 wO I Kunnert 7 4-7 14 Murphy 4 w-7 14 Newlm At taming County (51) Jones 14 Mifrhei ii Cta'h II McKet 14 Coigan Crall I Herding I Wagner Catholic led throughout the contest but the visitors enjoyed only a three-point advantage 35-32 at the intermission They extended the margin to eight points by the end of the third quarter and surged to an eventual 18-point victory 7 2-2 14 Johnson I 34 II Wohl I p4 4 R'fc-y 144 Bailey 1 44 1 wnut I 44 Lerlnytan Catholic (741 CoudiH 14 Young 14 Mtary Clay $7 AtlrtaM 14 vim 74 Say SI CaihtiM 74 Fleming Camty 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