Freshman Dorsett Named All American in 1973
Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh becomes the first freshman All American on offense in 29 years, joining backfield with Randy Gradishar John Hicks and Richard Wood. He rushed for 1586 yards in 11 games as Pitt posted its first winning season in a decade. The AP All America team features Roosevelt Leaks and John Cappelletti at backs, David Jaynes at quarterback, Lynn Swann among others, with the Bob Hope NBC special airing Dec 9.
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Freshman Dorsett Shatters Yardage Records at Notre Dame Game
Marshalltown edged Wahlert in a UPI vote as freshman Dorsett of Notre Dame dazzled with 1,586 rushing yards. He ran for 265 yards in his third varsity game against Northwestern and 209 yards versus Notre Dame, setting marks for a freshman and Notre Dame foe. Penn State coach Joe Paterno called Cappelletti the best player he’s seen.
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Mt Vernon Tops A Poll In Early UPI Basketball Ranking
Mt. Vernon leads the first United Press International poll of the season in class A after beating HSV in last year’s final while defending class A champs show strength. Wahlert and Marshalltown win the top class AA votes. Ames and Hoover trail, with Des Moines Hoover third and Iowa City West fourth.
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College Basketball results spanning conferences and teams
Readable fragment lists scores and results across multiple colleges and conferences including Illinois defeating Tulane 97 to 78, Nebraska beating Minnesota Duluth, Kansas State over SMU, and numerous other matchups with teams like Loras, Grandview, Iowa Western, and more. The text sketches a broad, uneven grid of games and outcomes with many named colleges and opponents.
Big Ten Teams Open Season Strong Across Week
The Big Ten stands 13-2 against non-conference foes after Monday results. Illinois 99 Tulane 78, Wisconsin 97-53 over Cal State Dominguez, Northwestern 73-69 Rollins, Purdue 103-81 St. Joseph, Notre Dame 76-72 beat Ohio State. Illinois, Wisconsin, Northwestern, and Purdue led with key scorers Dawson 20 Schmidt 19, McCoy 18, Williams 30, Kendrick 22. Tonight Iowa hosts Drake, Furman visits Minnesota, Michigan meets Toledo.
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Blair on West Shrine Team
Iowa State linebacker Matt Blair was named to the 28 man West squad for the Shrine East-West game at Candlestick Park on December 29. Defenders Glenn Robinson Oklahoma State Bill Sandifoer UCLA Cleveland Vann Oklahoma State and Don Goode Kansas were also named. Kansas quarterback David Jaynes his receiver Delvin Williams and Stanford quarterback Mike Boryla made the squad. Bruins James McAlister and Colorado Bo Matthews along with Washington State Ken Grandberry lead the West running backs.
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Deadlines Set for ASA Tournaments in Iowa City
Bid deadlines for the Amateur Softball Association championships across five divisions have been set for January 15, 1974. Interested parties may obtain procedures and journey details by writing Harry Ostrander, Room 111, University of Iowa Fieldhouse, Iowa City.
Anamosa Jayvees Top Marion 64 53 in JV basketball
Anamosa defeated Marion 64 to 53 as Jeff Sinkey led with 17 points. Monte Krehbiel and Tim Begley added 16 each for the Blue Raiders in a balanced team effort during junior varsity basketball action.
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Iowa Third in Table Tennis at New York Open
Housang Bozorgzadeh of Independence led Iowa to a third place at the US Open team championships at NYU. Iowa went 11-0 in prelims but lost to Michigan and New York in the finals. Ninety-six teams from 43 states competed over three days, with Iowa sponsored by Nissen Corp. of Cedar Rapids.
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Eby's Stays Perfect In Women's Basketball
Eby's remained unbeaten in the Trinity Lutheran Church league with a 69-28 win over Paulson Electric as Elaine Faas scored 30 points. Peoples Bank defeated Charlie's Pizza 48-32 with Denise Feaker scoring 20, and Mr Bubbles beat Cozy Inn 70-14 on Donna Selk's 18 points.
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Cubs Send Locker to Oakland Phils Braves Set Trade Pace
At the winter baseball meetings in Houston, the Phillies and Braves kicked off a flurry of deals. Kon Schueler moved from Atlanta to Philadelphia for Craig Robinson and Barry Lersch, while other trades sent Horacio Pina to the Cubs for Bob Locker and yielded Jim Ray Gary Sutherland to Detroit for Fred Sherman. The White Sox acquired Francisco Barrios and Manuel Lugo from the Jalisco system.
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Lancers Top Prairie in Girls Test
LaSalle edges Prairie 72 66 as Lisa Charipar scores 34 and Mary Kay Stepanek adds 28 in a comeback win for the 2 0 Lancers. Prairie led 16 8 after one, but LaSalle caught fire with a 28 point second period to take a 36 32 halftime edge.
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URI senior Henry Hill wins 1973 Senior Achievement Award
Kingston Rhode Island Henry Hill a three year varsity letterman and co captain of the University of Rhode Island football team has been named winner of the 1973 Senior Achievement Award by the New England Football Writers Association.
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Phillies First Draft Pick Ed Crosby in busy MLB draft
Philadelphia selects infielder Ed Crosby with the Phils first pick as 12 players chosen in a brisk draft session. Crosby, 24, hit .178 in 58 NL games last season and can play multiple spots for manager Danny Ozark.
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Trade Briles To Royals
Kansas City Royals acquire pitcher Nelson Briles from Pittsburgh Pirates in a five player deal. Pirates send catcher Ed Kirkpatrick infielder Kurt Bevacqua and minor league first baseman Winston Cole to complete the trade, with Briles and minor leaguer Fernando Gonzalez moving to Kansas City.
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Bavasi Refuses to Move Padres Votes Favored in San Diego
E J Bavasi president of the San Diego Padres says he would not move with the team if it relocates to Washington D C He prefers selling the Padres to the Everett group who want to keep the franchise in San Diego A league owners meeting in Houston is slated to vote Wednesday on the decision involving Marjorie Everett Hollywood Park owner.
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Beusch Named Gymnastics Co-Captain at Eastern Illinois
Tom Beusch of Cedar Rapids has been elected a co captain of the Eastern Illinois University gymnastics team. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Beusch and resides at 2733 Virginia Drive SE.
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Bassineevent Bowie Kuhn to headline Nashville Banner banquet
Nashville Tenn AP says Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn will be the special guest at the Nashville Banner’s 30th annual Banquet of Champions on December 12. The event honors sports figures and teams with a focus on achievements in the year.
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