Dorsett First Freshman All American in 29 Years
Pittsburgh freshman Tony Dorsett earns first team All America honors joining backfield peers Randy Gradishar John Hicks and Richard Wood. Dorsett ran for 1586 yards in 11 games aiding Pitt to a winning season and bowl bid. The AP All America squad features Texas Texas Tech Penn State Kansas and Oklahoma players among others with NBC telecast December 9.
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Marshalltown Edges Wahlert in UPI Vote s and Notre Dame ties
Marshalltown tops Wahlert in UPI voting as Notre Dame's Mike Townsend leads. The squad features Dorsett, 16 freshmen, 16 seniors and five juniors including Wood, Leaks, Donovan, White, and Shoate. Dorsett shatters freshman records with 1,586 yards, 265 yards in his third game, and 209 against Notre Dame. Penn State coach PaternO calls Cappelletti the best player he has seen.
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Mt Vernon Tops A Poll In First UPI Basketball Ratings
Mt Vernon preserves class A lead despite losing center Jeff Werling as it tops the first UPI basketball poll of the season. Marshalltown and Wahlert tie for class AA leadership with five first place votes. Des Moines Hoover sits third, Iowa City West fourth, Mason City fifth.
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Various college basketball results from major conferences
A collage of college games across the Big Ten Big Eight and many others featuring Wisconsin Cal Davies Ohio State Nebraska Minnesota Oklahoma Kansas State SMU Kentucky St Olaf Loras North Central Grandview Iowa Western and numerous small colleges with scores ranging from close finishes to blowouts. Notable showings include Wisconsin 97 Cal Davies 53 and Iowa State defeated 70 57 with several women's and lower division results interspersed.
Big Ten Teams Open Strong In Early Basketball Action
The Big Ten sits 13 2 against interconference foes after Monday results. Illinois, Wisconsin, Northwestern and Purdue won while Ohio State lost to Notre Dame. Illinois beat Tulane 99 78, Wisconsin 97 53 over Cal State Dominguez? Northwestern 73 69 over Rollins, Purdue 103 81 over St Joseph. Notre Dame defeated Ohio State 76 72. Wisconsin led 18 0 early, Northwestern freshman Willie Williams scored 30, Purdue’s Frank Kendrick had 22. Upcoming: Iowa hosts Drake, Furman at Minnesota, Michigan at Toledo.
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West Shrine Team picks Iowa State’s Blair to West squad
Iowa State linebacker Matt Blair is named to the 28-man West squad for the 49th Shrine East-West game at Candlestick Park on December 29. Also named are defenders Glenn Robinson Oklahoma State Bill Sandifoer UCLA Cleveland Vann Oklahoma State and Don Goode Kansas. Kansas QB David Jaynes and WR Delvin Williams, Stanford QB Mike Boryla, UCLA RB James McAlister, Colorado RB Bo Matthews and Washington State RB Ken Grandberry are listed among the West selections.
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Deadlines Set For ASA Tournaments In Iowa City
Bid deadlines for the Amateur Softball Assn state championships across five divisions are set for January 15, 1974. Interested parties may obtain procedures and journey details by writing Harry Ostrander, Room II, University of Iowa fieldhouse, Iowa City.
Anamosa Jayvees Rally To Beat Marion 64 53
Jeff Sinkey led Anamosa with 17 points while Monte Krehbiel and Tim Begley added 16 each to power a balanced Blue Raiders attack. Marion trailed 64-53 as the Jayvees closed out the junior varsity basketball game with steady scoring and solid defense.
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Iowa Third in U S Open Table Tennis Team Champs
Housang Bozorgzadeh from Independence led Iowa to a third place finish at the U S Open table tennis team championships hosted by New York University. Iowa posted 11 undefeated preliminary wins but fell to Michigan and New York in the finals amid a field of 96 teams from 43 states, with Nissen Corp of Cedar Rapids sponsoring the Iowa squad.
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Eby's Stays Perfect In Women's Basketball
Eby's remain unbeaten in Trinity Lutheran Church league with a 69 to 28 win over Paulson Electric as Elaine Faas scores 30 points. Peoples Bank defeats Charlie's Pizza 48 to 32 with Denise Feaker at 20 points, while Mr Bubbles trounces Cozy Inn 70 to 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 opened a flurry of deals. Ron Schucler moved from Atlanta to Philadelphia for Craig Robinson and Barry Lersch, while Oakland sent Bob Locker to Chicago for Horacio Pina. Houston traded Jim Ray and Gary Sutherland to Detroit for Fred Sherman, and Chicago White Sox added Francisco Barrios and Manuel Lugo from the Mexican League.
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Lancers Top Prairie in Girls Test
LaSalle's Lisa Charipar and Mary Kay Stepanek led a 72-66 comeback over Prairie as Jansa scored 34 for Prairie. After a slow start Prairie led 16-8, LaSalle used a 28-point second quarter to seize a 36-32 halftime edge and improve to 2-0.
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URI co captain 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 draft Ed Crosby as first pick in busy MLB draft
Philadelphia tabs Ed Crosby with the first pick as 12 players chosen in a busy session. Crosby, 24, hit .178 in 58 NL games and could play multiple positions. Phillies also traded Barry Lersch and Craig Robinson to Atlanta for Ron Schuler. Several former majors chosen, fueling trade rumors around Larry Bowa.
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Trade Briles To Royals In Five-Player Deal
Houston AP report: Kansas City Royals acquire pitcher Nelson Briles from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a five player trade. Pirates receive catcher Ed Kirkpatrick infielder Kurt Bevacqua and minor league first baseman Winston Cole in exchange for Briles and Fernando Gonzalez.
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Bavasi Won't Follow Padres to Washington
SAN DIEGO AP E J Buzzie Bavasi president of the San Diego Padres says he would not move with the team if the National League club heads to Washington D C He supports selling the Padres to the Everett group which wants to keep the team in San Diego A vote on the proposal led by Marjorie Everett is due at the league owners meeting in Houston on Wednesday
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Beusch Named Gymnastics Co Captain at Eastern Illinois
Tom Beusch has been elected a co captain of the Eastern Illinois university gymnastics team. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Beusch of Cedar Rapids, residing at 2733 Virginia drive SE.
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Baseball Chief Kuhn to keynote Nashville Banquet
Nashville Tenn December 12 1964 AP Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn will be the special guest at the Nashville Banner's 30th annual Banquet of Champions.
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