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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1973

Page

7

Simpson Bills Run Past Chiefs to 1 000-Yard Mark

OJ Simpson rushed for 157 yards as the Buffalo Bills beat the Kansas City Chiefs 23-14. He finished the game with 1 025 rushing yards on the season, an NFL seven game record pace.

Buffalo N.Y O.J. Simpson Joe Ferguson Buffalo Bills Ferguson O.J Simpson Southern California Bills Kansas City Chiefs Lou Saban Chiefs O. J. Simpson

Simpson Matches Historic Carrying Record In Televised Browns Game

Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns surpassed earlier marks by Harry Newman and Jim Nance with 39 rushing attempts in a nationally televised 1963 game. Simpson downplayed records saying he focuses on running, letting records come naturally.

Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Simpson Harry Newman Jim Nance

Archibald Fined By Coach Cousy After Frustrated Remarks

Nate Archibald of the Kansas City Omaha Kings faced a fine from coach Bob Cousy after criticizing teammates following a 4-5 skid. Archibald, out three games with an Achilles injury, played 20 minutes in a 112-110 loss to Buffalo as Bob McAdoo scored 44 for the Braves.

Kansas City Nate Archibald Kansas City- Omaha Kings Bob Cousy Archibald Tiny Cousy Kings Buffalo Braves Buffalo Bob McAdoo Chicago Detroit

Buckeyes Remain No 1 as Redskins Rise in Poll

Ohio State holds the top spot for the fifth straight week after a 600 victory over Northwestern. Alabama moves to No 2 after a 77-6 win over Virginia Tech, with Oklahoma No 3 and Michigan No 4. Notre Dame climbs to No 5 by defeating Southern Cal 23-14, hurting USC’s championship hopes.

Oklahoma Michigan Kansas State Minnesota Notre Dame Penn State Southern California Trojan Ohio State Alabama Louisiana State Arizona State California UCLA Tennessee Missouri Nebraska Tulane Texas Tech Miami Ohio Colorado Houston Houston 0 46 Iy Auburn Texas Arizona Kansas Kent State Florida North Carolina State Oklahoma State Richmond

Ohio Bobcats eye MAC title bid after Western win

Ohio dominates Western Michigan 16 0 in indoor practice week as Mac teams push for non conference parity. Gary Homer kicked three field goals and 10 points. L C Lyons named MAC Offensive Player of the Week and Ken Carstensen defensive honoree. Kent State hosts Miami November 10 for league crown. Ohio women’s field hockey takes second at Baldwin Wallace tournament.

MAC Ohio State Michigan Hal Lebowitz Cleveland Plain Dealer Ohio Western Michigan Bowling Green Falcons Kent Miami Marshall Bill Hess Gary Homer Western Broncos Bobcats Toledo Rockets Cats Kent State WMU Skip Vosier L. C. Lyons Ken Carstensen Baldwin-Wallace College Lake Erie Denison

Ohio high school football poll leaders enter final two weeks

Warren Western Reserve Washington Court House and Newark Catholic lead AP state poll as the season heads into its last two weeks. Other top contenders include Cincinnati Muller Western Reserve Heath Lakewood St Edward and Akron Garfield with multiple close margins across Class AAA AA and A races.

Columbus Ohio Warren Western Reserve Washington Court House Newark Catholic Associated Press Cincinnati Mueler Minerva Pionship Green Wave Western Reserve Massillon Newark Catholic Heath Lakewood St. Edward Akron Garfield Warren West Res Cin Moeller A Akron Garfield Fremont Ross Youngs. Money Canton McKinley Barberton the Newark Lakewood St. Edw Cory Rawson Columbus Mastmoor Zanesville McDonald Bowling Green Marton Pleasant Willoughby South Ada Garfield Heights Howland Cincinnati Port Notre Dame Xavier Upper Arlington Gahanna Berne Union Cleveland St Ignatius Lima Norwalk St. Paul Shawnee North Canton Hoover Canton I Stow Kirtland Gibsonburg Yellow Cin Ieading Springs Woodsfield Frankfort Adena Ironton Rockford Parkway Montpelier Dayton Jef Brillant Buckeye North Plain City Lisbon Beaver Alder New London Covington Cleve Benedictine Ashtabula St John Hicksville Newark Lick Val Lorain Clearview Middlefield Cardinal Col. Watterson

Wildlife Division Posts Fiscal Deficit for 1973 in Ohio

The Ohio Division of Wildlife finished the 1973 fiscal year in the red by 602 002, with expenditures exceeding revenue. Revenue rose to 7 072 760 from 6 810 066 in 1972 while expenditures jumped to 7 674 762 from 6 115 468, driven by pay raises, inflation, and capital releases for improvements.

Fremont, Ohio Ohio Division of Wildlife Dan Armbruster Armbruster State Controlling Board Wildlife Fund

Carstensen Shines in Cats 16-0 Win Over Western Michigan

Ohio University Defense shines in a 16-0 shutout of Western Michigan. Ken Carstensen leads receivers and the Bobcats note marked improvement since early losses to Kent and Toledo. Team tightened up after midseason defensive switch.

Paul Hagen Messenger Ohio University Ken Carstensen Bobcat Ballhawk Western Michigan Ohio Kent Toledo

Ohio earns third win as Carstensen leads defense

Carstensen noted the improved rush from linemen in Ohio's third win over Northwestern. He posted 10 tackles against Western Michigan, six solo, as coach Bill Hess praised Ken's all around play. The Vineland NJ native plans graduate study in Toledo and will receive a commemorative certificate from The Messenger.

Carstensen Ohio Northwestern South Carolina Western Michigan Ken Bill Hess Toledo

Donohue Quits Racing After Four Weekend Wins

Riverside California AP Mark Donohue retires from racing after capturing four weekend wins at Riverside International Raceway He will become president and GM of Penske Racing replacing Roger Penske at age 37 Donohue holds five national driving titles and earned 18700 from the Can-Am victory ahead of his retirement announcement

Riverside Calif Mark Donohue Nice Riverside International Raceway Donohue

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