Dorsett First Freshman On AP All America Team
Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh becomes the first freshman in 29 years named to the AP All-America college football team. The backfield also includes Gradishar Wood and linebacker Wood, with Leaks Cappelletti and Jaynes among the other standouts.
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Werschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tony Dorsett
University of Pittsburgh
Randy Gradishar
John Hicks
Ohio State
Richard Wood
Southern California
Gradishar
Wood
Hicks
Dorsett
Aliquippa
Pitt
Dec Blanchard
Army
Roosevelt Leaks
Texas
John Cappelletti
Penn State
David Jaynes
Kansas
Bob Hope
NBCTV
Lynn Swann
Andre Tillman
Texas Tech
Buddy Brown
Alabama
Tyler Lafauci
Louisiana State
Bill Yoest
North Carolina State
Bill Wyman
Pat Donovan
Stanford
Randy White
Maryland
John Dutton
Nebraska
Dave Gallagher
Michigan
Lucious Selmon
Oklahoma
Rod,Shoate
Jimmy Allen
UCLA
Artimus Parker
Southern
California
Mike Townsend
Notre Dame
Leaks
Donovan
White
Shoate
Jack Ham
John Hufnagel
Cappelletti
Duke Beats W M Indians 93 79 in Williamsburg
Duke Blue Devils pull away in the second half led by Willie Hodge with 29 and Chris Redding 18 to a 93-79 win over William and Mary Indians in Williamsburg. Duke improves to 2-0 while W&M drops to 3-1 amid shooting struggles.
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Williamsburg
Willie Hodge
Duke
Blue Devils
William and Mary
Indians
Hodge
Chris Redding
Edgar Burch
Ron Satterthwaite
Mike Arizin
Ifeach
Satterthwaite
Richmond Spiders Beat Appalachian State 78 60
Junior transfer Bob McCurdy led Richmond Spiders with 23 points and 11 rebounds as they defeated Appalachian State 78 to 60. Eric Gray added 17 points, Gus Collier 12 rebounds, and Richmond built a 44-29 halftime lead while out rebounding 52-39 and shooting 53 percent to ASU's 31. Charlie Barnes led ASU with 17 points.
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Richmond, Va
Bob McCurdy
Richmond
Spiders
Appalachian State
Mountaineers
McCurdy
University of Virginia
William and Mary
Eric Gray
Gus Collier
Appalachian
Charlie Barnes
John Wayne to be Honored at NFF Banquet 1973
New York AP John Wayne the former USC fullback turned film star will receive top honors at the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame banquet in New York. Expected attendees include 1300 guests led by Vice President-designate Gerald R Ford, with 11 Hall of Fame inductees and 11 scholar athletes named for 1973.
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New York
John Wayne
Southern California
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
University of Michigan
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Bruiser Kinard
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Angelo Bertelli
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Charles
Rip" Engle
Brown
Penn State
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Larry Betten
Dolphins Down Steelers On Anderson Four Interceptions
Dick Anderson intercepted four passes and returned two for touchdowns as the Miami Dolphins beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-26 on Monday night. Anderson’s early pick sixes and 38 and 35 yard returns helped Miami build a 30-3 lead before Pittsburgh rallied with Bradshaw to Pearson and a Harris run, but Miami closed it out with a safety and Seiple kick return.
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Leaks
Texas
Southern Methodist
Darrell Royal
Jaynes
Tennessee
Kansas
David
Don Fambrough
Cal
Swann
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
John McKay
Tillman
Tom Wilson
Texas Tech
Andre
Hicks
Brown
Lafaucci
Yoest
Wyman
Selmon
Oklahoma
Shoate
Wood
Barry Switzer
United States
Missouri
Switzer
Pitt
Dorsett
Parker
USC
ED Shearer
Associated Press
MIAMI
Dick Anderson
Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rolphins
Anderson
Steelers
Franco Harris
Terry Bradshaw
Barry Pearson
Bob Griese
Larry Seiple
Jake Scott
Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Colorado
Gilliam
Griese
Jim Mandich
Steve Davis
Preston Pearson
L.C. Greenwood
Jim Kiick
Charles Babb
Harris
Wooden Not Anxious To Schedule N C State In Raleigh
UCLA coach John Wooden said he would not schedule North Carolina State on the Wolfpack home court and preferred neutral sites or St Louis for a UCLA NC State game. He noted the Maryland scare and predicted UCLA would improve with cohesion and strong competition.
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UCLA
John Wooden
N. C. State
Raleigh
Byron Roach
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
St. Louis
Wooden
Southern California Basketball Writers Association
Maryland
Pauley Pavilion
Lefty Driesell
Bruins
Lefty
ACC
UNC Star Bobby Jones Named ACC Player of Week
UNC senior Bobby Jones, a 6 foot 9 native of Charlotte, was voted ACC player of the week after leading the Tar Heels to a 97 to 74 win over Houston. Jones scored 21 points, pulled down 14 rebounds, and helped hold Houston standout Louis Dunbar to 11 points as North Carolina opened the 1973 74 season strong. Other vote receivers included Len Elmore, Gus Gerard, and several noted peers.
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Greensboro
N.C
Bobby Jones
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast Conference
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Jones
Charlotte
Tar Heels
Houston
Louis Dunbar
Dunbar
Len Elmore
Maryland
Gus Gerard
Virginia
Lee
GWHL Eagles Face Hillside High In Durham Test
The GWHL Eagles aim to improve after a 65 to 39 season opener win at Laurel Park. In Durham, N C they meet Hillside High in a non conference contest with George Price scoring 20 and Cheyenne Jones 14 in the opener while Kenny Lewis and nine others are set for substantial action.
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GWHL
Eagles
Laurel Park
Durham
N.C
Hillside High
Dave Brown
Piedmont District Lancers
George Price
Cheyenne Jones
Bowling Results at Recreation Center Afternoon League
The report covers league results from the Recreation Center bowling afternoon session. Powell leads with notable score contributions, while Sammons, Larios, and Wrann post strong showings. Additional entries include Rockors and Wrann showing consistent performance throughout the event.
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Larties
Powell
Sammons
Larios Oe
Rockors
Wrann
Vins
Teenleaudies
Wann
CRANE
Pitchers Top Commodity Trading Brisk As MLB Opens Winter Meetings
Baseball's winter meetings begin with pitchers dominating action. Philadelphia trades Ron Schueler to Atlanta for Barry Lersch and Craig Robinson, while Oakland trades Horacio Pina to Chicago for Bob Locker. Houston sends Jim Ray and Gary Sutherland to Detroit for Fred Sherman. Five of 12 draft picks are pitchers, including Gary Ryerson to San Francisco and Mike McQueen to Cincinnati. The day also sees Locker return to Oakland, Pina go to Houston, and more managerial moves across the sport.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Ron Schueler
Atlanta
Barry Lerseh
Craig Robinson
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Vetern
A’s
Horacio Pina
Cubs
Bob Locker
Jim Ray
Gary Sutherland
Detroit
Fred Sherman
Gary Ryerson
San Francisco Giants
Mike McQueen
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Ed Crosby
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Crosby
Robinson
Braves
Schueler
Phillies
Danny Ozark
Lersch
Sesson
Ryerson
McQueen
Carl Moran
Chicago White Sox
George Hutson
Earl Stephenson
Montreal
Tom Egan
California
Billy Parker
New York Yankees
Sergio Ferrer
Minnesota
Gene Lamont
Larry Milbourne
Talia Solanta
Kansas City
A's
Locker
Pina
Chicago
Ray
Sutherland
Sherman
Astros
Denver
Ralph Houk
Tigers
Francisco Barrios
Manuel Lugo
Jalisco
Rudy Hernandez
Sox
Iowa
Yankees
Houk
Tiger
Jim Campbell
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W. & M. Indians
Perrys
Petty
Simmons
Greenville
North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame
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Cy ‘Young
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Joe Gillam
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Rob Murray
Terry Walker
Roger Taylor
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Tommy Collins
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Charles O. Finley
Dick Williams
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Wills
National Broadcasting Company
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Bill Virdon
American Association
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