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Owner Jim Pattison, failing in his goal of taking the Vancouver market away from the NHL's Vancouver Canucks chose to relocate to Calgary. However, by the time the WHA did arrive, the league was already in difficulty, and the team was viewed as minor-league, despite the presence of aging superstars such as Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull in the league.The franchise played out of the 6,500 Stampede Corral knowing that its small size would prevent the team from achieving profitability initially.

The franchise was founded in 1972 as the Miami Screaming Eagles, though it never played a game in Miami.

The Cowboys played at the Stampede Corral in Calgary.

Team owner, Jim Pattison, attempted to keep the Cowboys afloat in 1977-78, with the ultimate hope of being a part of the expected amalgamation with the National Hockey League. Pattison was also hoping that the Cowboys would be one of six WHA teams to join the NHL in 1977 following as part of a proposed merger.

The team was based in Philadelphia and Vancouver, known in both markets as the Blazers, before relocating to Calgary.

Harry Howell finished his 24-year professional career in 1975-76 with Calgary, playing 31 games and recording three assists.

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Double-take: What are these guys doing here?In an era of one-and-done players -- if they bothered to stop by at all -- college basketball has a slightly different look this season, courtesy of the new NBA age limit and unlikely decisions by the stars of Florida's national championship team to stay in school.Joakim Noah, a 6-foot-11 forward with every bit the upside you would expect from the son of a French Open champion, is back for his junior season even though he would have been a very early NBA draft choice after the Gators' NCAA title-game victory over UCLA.So are Al Horford and Corey Brewer, helping Florida become the first team to bring back a national championship starting five since Arizona after its 1997 title, giving the Gators a reasonable chance to become the first team to repeat since Duke in 1992.Even Florida Coach Billy Donovan was taken aback by the swift decision to stay in school his stars made last spring -- and then stuck to."I started the conversation, to be honest with you, with, 'Where are you guys at? What do you want to do?' " Donovan said "And they're like, 'Coach, we're coming back. He is out now, and father and son have re-connected."Do I want him in my life?" Armstead said. And Frank McCourt didn't hear a single complaint about parking, "and in fact he got several compliments."The people who might've complained, of course, were stuck in traffic -- and still a good hour away from arriving.DODGERS FAN Harry Myers e-mailed to say, "My family went to the Dodger home opener [I had to work] They got to the Stadium Way off ramp at about 11:45. The second-round draft pick from UCLA had played only 19 minutes in his previous five games."I'm not the most talented guy in here," he said looking around the locker room "I'm probably No. But I can count on one hand the number of seat belt violations I have written.

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