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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1979
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CHICAGO — “North Dallas 40,
1m portrayal of football in the big
le to let theirj is exaggerated and untrue,”
tergy legisla6js„ NFL Commissioner Pete
contemplate)
case to the cot
ford, Conn.,
„„ ..Mil, J if it in the near tuture.
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telle however, has not seen the
vie, though he did say he will
[heard it was well done, the act-
was good and it was entertain-
"Rozelle conceded.
[ozelle said Sunday at a news
'■ ‘ TT *rtnce before the Chicago-
ene^ey^ " , Ln Bay game that the movie
, t.i ,. Dome isolated anecdotes over
- a w 'f-l* past 20 years and greatly exag-
ated them.
e movie, which stars Nick
Iteand Mac Davis, was based on
est-selling novel by former Dallas
-boy Peter Gent and portrays
“There are people who are saying
it is an honest portrayal about pro
football but they are about as qual
ified to say that as it would be for me
to comment about a documentary
on nuclear fission.”
On another topic, Rozelle pre
dicted new rule changes designed to
protect the quarterback should re
duce the number of injuries during
the season. He admitted there may
be some problems with the rule
changes, which allow referees to
blow a quicker whistle to protect the
signal caller.
“We felt what we would lose in
the new rules on a fast whistle will
be more than offset by the benefits
from an injury standpoint,” he said.
“In the past, quarterbacks have
been sitting ducks for the bigger
linemen and we think the new rules
widespread use of drugs and sex
professional football players.
[sked if the movie was an accu-
portrayal of pro football players,
rellesaid, “I don’t think it is true.
I dow it is not true.”
I, eacl ^ lozelle also appeared piqued
out the widespread critical
[aim the movie has received
its opening earlier this sum-
will help make games in the safety
factors. ”
—Predicted the NFL will not
adopt any monitoring of officials’ de
cisions in the near future, because
training 14 top camera crews would
not be feasible.
—Said he doubted the NFL will
use full-time officials in the next
several years.
—Said the NFL is no longer de
pendent on its television ratings
success by having a strong team in
New York. “I dare say we have a lot
of people who will be watching
games like Seattle versus San Di
ego.”
—Said Robert Irsay would prefer
to keep his team in Raltimore rather
than moving the Colts to Los
Angeles, “provided he gets some
improvements in that stadium.”
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r the pash 1) two outs and the bases loaded
bottom of the 10th inning
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