Saturday, December 26, 2015

Super Bowl VI Memories




Super Bowl VI - Dallas Cowboys 24, Miami Dolphins 3. Head Coaches: Dallas Cowboys: Tom Landry, Miami Dolphins: Don Shula. Stadium Tulane Stadium, New Orleans. MVP Roger Staubach, Favorite Cowboys by 6, National anthem U.S. Air Force Academy Chorale, Halftime show "Salute to Louis Armstrong" with Ella Fitzgerald, Carol Channing, Al Hirt and the U.S. Marine Corps Drill Team, Attendance 81,023, Network CBS, Announcers Ray Scott and Pat Summerall, Nielsen ratings 44.2 56.64 million viewers, Cost of 30-second commercial US$86,000. Passing: Staubach 119 yds, Rushing: D. Thomas 95 yds, Receiving: Warfield 39 yds.


Still was not born for this Super Bowl, so here are some of the major events that took place in 1972, the year this Super Bowl was played. Richard Nixon visited China, opening up relations with a country that the United States had refused to recognize since Mao's Communist takeover in the years following World War II.  The Olympics were held in Munich, West Germany, which was the first time that Germany had been granted such a prestige following World War II. However, those Olympics would be overshadowed by the murder of 11 Israeli athletes by an Arabic terrorist group. Later in the year for Christmas, Nixon ordered a "Christmas Bombing" for the Vietnam War. Britain took over Northern Ireland directly.  The world's population was 3.86 billion people.







Super Bowl VI logo and team helmets:




Super Bowl Rings:

Super Bowl rings
Image courtesy of Ryan Schreiber Flickr page - Super Bowl rings: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanschreiber/2966914635/in/photolist-9fhtR7-mTUuPg-7BfrrT-8VABVJ-71329o-dkVSiW-713aji-716t8C-6ZY2fn-aaJzti-bSQYxn-8qJEPk-caGaTw-7s88nt-4qr4K5-gvvHpq-bZ7QUG-5wbdmB-qJWkZK-9TA5tc-712koy-679ZUN-hkLnBw-712XU1-716sLj-712Zih-712YYw-6ZY1P4-712Ys5-6ZXY5z-7131DJ-713g7L-6ZYeHM-6ZYdeF-6ZYdPe-6ZYgjz-6ZYedK-7139TJ-7124Do-9fE3N7-a3dxxG-716YLQ-6ZYbrr-6ZYfMi-6ZYcBx-7138ew-713aSy-dBNXDK-713ehv-46Wiar

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Super Bowl V is not a full game, and for years, recordings only seemed to offer most of the second quarter. This is a more updated version and has most of the game, although not the full game in it's entirety.



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