Notre Dame Climbs to Third in AP Football Rankings
Notre Dame rose to No. 3 in the final AP poll of the regular season as Alabama led at No. 1 and Oklahoma held second. The Irish earned two first place votes and 810 points after a 44-0 win over Miami Florida, moving past Ohio State and Michigan.
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Cappelletti Favored For Heisman Trophy Hopefuls
The Downtown Athletic Club considers Penn State's Cappelletti a slight favorite in the Heisman race among candidates from Texas Ohio State and USC. Other top contenders include Leaks Griffin Dorsett and Hicks, with factors such as team success and televised games shaping the outcome. Eastern players have rarely won, and Cappelletti faces age and geography hurdles despite strong season stats and praise from coach Paterno.
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Pro Football Sunday Schedule Highlights for Week
The schedule lists games for Sunday including Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at Cincinnati at 1 PM, New England at Buffalo, Jets at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Atlanta, Houston at Pittsburgh, Miami at Baltimore, San Francisco at New Orleans, Denver at San Diego, Washington at Dallas, plus Giants at L A Monday night game.
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Bruins Hit By Travel Crunch Plan Charters Canceled
The Boston Bruins will switch from charter flights to scheduled services starting in January due to energy constraints. They expect to spend nights in host towns and may need to adjust travel plans, with assistant GM Tom Johnson noting they can cope.
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A brief notice invites readers to use the want ads section for placing classified listings. It highlights the volume of items and services offered and encourages possible advertisers to submit their notices for publication.
Dube Holds 96 Pin Lead In Title Duel At Roll-A-Way
York County champion Bert Dube built a 96 pin lead over Walter Lamb Jr. in the first half of a 20 string title match at Roll-A-Way Lanes. Dube finished with 1,273 total to Lamb's 1,048 as Lamb struggled late. In Greenville, N C AP Gaylord Perry Jim Perry Richard Petty Floyd Simmons to be inducted into North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame tonight at East Carolina University authoring 45 members.
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Thornton Academy names grid leaders for next football season
Thornton Academy co captains Frank Sears and Dennis Thivierge were elected at the fall banquet at the Cascades. Thivierge, a 170 pound lineman, and Sears, a 152 pound quarterback, join a legacy of captains led by past Thornton leaders. Coach Bill Mottola of Maine Maritime Academy praised character and determination in recruiting Castine players.
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Dolphins stun Steelers as four interceptions seal win
Miami built a 30-3 halftime lead on five Dick Anderson picks, two for touchdowns, and held Pittsburgh to eight first downs. The Dolphins beat the Steelers 30-26 to tie for first in the AFC Central. Shula ordered a late safety to seal the victory.
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Notre Dame Upsets Ohio State In Overtime Rally
Dwight Clay sparked a furious Notre Dame rally to a 76-72 overtime win over Ohio State. Clay scored the crucial late basket and Shumate led both teams with 25 points as Notre Dame overcame a 67-67 deadlock.
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Baseball Trades Open Time Meeting Highlights
The first day of the baseball time meeting saw trades as Philadelphia sent Barry Lersch and Craig Robinson to Atlanta for Ron Schueler, Houston traded Jim Ray and Gary Sutherland to Detroit for Fred Sherman and a player to be named later, and Oakland sent Horacio Pina to Chicago for Bob Locker. Tom Wiskopf won the South African PGA Championship with 273 after a 67. Henry Hill of Rhode Island earned the 1973 Senior Achievement Award from New England Football Writers. He will be honored at the writers luncheon in Boston.
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