Cronin to decide on Houk Williams as stories unfold
American League President Joe Cronin announced he will issue rulings on Ralph Houk and Dick Williams after hearings on their contract defections. Cronin said decisions would come soon and that he may rule separately, potentially extending his tenure beyond January 1.
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Simpson leads UPI's AFC all stars
O J Simpson unanimous selection to the United Press International 1973 American Conference All Star team after a record season with Buffalo. He rushed for 2003 yards, set a club rushing record, and joined Jim Brown as the only backs with three 200 yard games in a season. Dolphins players and Steelers figures also appear on first and second teams.
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Dr J Sparks Nets Past Colonels in Last-Minute Rally
Julius Erving powered the New York Nets to an 83 82 comeback victory over Kentucky. He scored 30, grabbed 12 rebounds and added four straight baskets in the fourth quarter after coach Kevin Loughery urged a push to the hoop. Larry Kenon added 13 points and 22 rebounds as New York built an 18th win in 21. Other ABA results: Indiana beat Utah 104 88. San Antonio over Virginia 107 100. Carolina over Memphis 111 90. San Diego beat Denver 118 113.
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Aeros tie WHA top with 10-0 win over Jets
Houston Aeros rally to a league record 10 goals and shut out Winnipeg 10-0 as Don McLeod earned his first shutout of the season. The victory ties Houston with Edmonton for first in the WHA West, while Minnesota beat Vancouver 4-2 and New England topped Edmonton in other action.
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Snow fuels skier access as energy crisis tests plans
Snow returns to New England slopes boosting openings from under ten to over two dozen. Promoters test gas-saving plans with car pools and buses, while Ski East passes lure skiers to 150 areas in 13 states. Tyrolean Ski Club offers bargain trips. Saddleback Maine offers free lodging and skiing to weekend guests. Mt. Snow Vermont sees boosted air travel as options expand.
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Patriot Packsters Split Roller Hockey Weekend
Mt. Anthony traveled to Albany and fell 8-0 before rebounding to defeat Bellefon taine Academy 2-0 in a Central Berkshire Hockey League contest. Brad White and Norton Kennedy scored, John Lyons added a late goal, Howie Schneider posted 42 saves in the loss and 14 saves in the win as MAU moved to 2-1 in league play and 3-7 overall.
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Campbell named Columbia coach
Campbell, 33, a former Columbia star and BC assistant, will be introduced at a 2:30 p.m. news conference as the new head football coach at Columbia University. He succeeds Frank Navarro amid Columbia’s rough 1-7-1 season and long Ivy struggles, and is praised as a top recruiter familiar with Lions traditions.
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