Redskins Win Over Falcons Ends in 24 13 Victory
Washington tops Atlanta 24 to 13 in a Monday night game as Kilmer passes for a 65 yard touchdown to Larry Brown and Brown hits 1 000 yards for the season. Curt Knight recovers from earlier struggles, while Allen’s squad extols team over individual glory.
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Fisk Unanimous Rookie of Year Pick Shocks Baseball
New York AP Fisk catcher Carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox was named the American League Rookie of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America with all 24 votes. He hit .293 with 22 home runs and 61 RBIs in 1972, joining Robinson and McCovey as unanimous selections since 1949.
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Five More Join Pro Track Assn in Los Angeles
Five world class track athletes join the Professional Track Association including gold medalist Jim Ines and world record holder Warren Edmonson. Hines attempts a comeback after Olympic and world record history. Edmonson seeks to prove his 9.0 time was no fluke, while Fisk earns historic rookie honors and Gold Glove recognition in baseball.
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Tight results in race as team tests pace and skill
In a competitive meet, athletes including Dae and Gipsy posted strong times and close margins. Event notes show near record pace from various runners, with suspenseful finish sprints shaping the final standings across multiple heats.
Regis High School Honors at 1973 Banquet
Regis club presented a 1973 station wagon to coach Iom Good after 13 years as Regis football leader. Senior fullback Pat Shimon received the Coaches Award while Jol Zobl and Jerry Mahoney were named captains for the 1973 season.
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Cubs Swap Bill North For A's Hurler Locker
Oakland AP reports the Athletics traded center fielder Bill North 28 from the Cubs for pitcher Bob Locker 44. North is a switch hitter who played in 106 games this season and batted 101. Locker pitched relief for the world champion A's.
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Red Prayers? Iowa Stadium Double Championship Move
The Iowa athletic department charged the Iowa High School Athletic Association for using Kinnick Stadium for the 4A and 8A high school championship double header. Bump Elliott and Bus Graham oversaw staging with Astroturf surface and university crew. praise came from LISAA and CHSAA officials who commended the cooperation and facilities despite limited prep time. Some complaints centered on one missing concession stand, but officials noted the rapid setup and positives outweighed drawbacks.
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Changes debated for playoff scheduling and awards
A Kashmiri-style briefing reports committee plans for 1973 playoff timing after conflicts with Iowa teams and pheasant season, with talk of moving to Friday afternoons and evaluating the berth criteria for 1974. Also noted are airport security lapses tied to Tal Smith’s Houston Astros role, local pro and high school football recognitions, and tie-breaker outcomes for Town HS athletic association games.
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