Dallas vs. San Francisco 1981: Joe Montana's pass to Dwight Clark helps the 49ers advance to the Super Bowl

Article Abstract:

The San Francisco Forty-Niners were behind the Dallas Cowboys by six points in the 1981 NFC championship game when quarterback Joe Montana ran to his right and threw a pass to wide receiver Dwight Clark in the Dallas end zone. Clark's catch is recognized as one of the greatest plays in NFL history.

Column, National Football League

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League gives 49ers red-carpet treatment, while Cowboys get the shaft

Article Abstract:

The 1995 schedule calls for the San Francisco Forty-Niners to play only six teams with winning records from 1994, while the Dallas Cowboys must face three playoff contenders in their division. This and other sports news, including Barry Sanders' chances of rushing for 2,000 yards, is discussed.

Evaluation, Football players, Running backs (Football), Sanders, Barry

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Cowboys and 49ers gear up for annual Superb Bowl

Article Abstract:

The Nov 12, 1995, game between the San Francisco Forty-Niners and the Dallas Cowboys has been eagerly anticipated as a meeting of football's two best teams. The rivalry extends from the players through the management of the two teams. Other sports news is also covered.

Football teams

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