Cappelletti Wins Heisman Trophy For 1973
John Cappelletti Penn State senior running back won the Heisman Trophy as the outstanding college player of 1973. He carried the East and South regions to secure 229 first place votes and 1,057 points, with Ohio State’s John Hicks second. Cappelletti, who once considered quitting, finished the season with 1,522 rushing yards, 17 touchdowns, and Penn State’s 11-0 record before the Orange Bowl.
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Steelers drop to three way tie after Monday loss to Dolphins
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw returns from injury spark in a second half rally but the Steelers fall 30 26 to Miami. Dick Anderson interception picks three touchdowns for the Dolphins as the visitors build a large halftime lead and hold off a late Pittsburgh surge.
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Sugar Bowl to Pair No 1 Alabama With No 3 Notre Dame
The Associated Press ranking places Alabama and Notre Dame as the two highest eligible teams for post season play in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Eve. Ohio State and Michigan trail, with Oklahoma ineligible due to violations. Notre Dame finished 10-0, while Alabama closed 11-0 with a 35-0 win over Auburn.
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USAC Considers Moving Race Dates Next Year
Indianapolis AP report that the US Auto Club may reschedule Sunday racing dates next year due to fuel concerns. Officials say fuel for cars is less an issue since methanol is used, but spectator fuel availability is the main worry for the event.
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Ten more players traded at baseball's winter meetings
HAL BOCK reports from Houston that ten more players switched teams in two five man deals. Baltimore acquired lefty Ross Grimsley from Cincinnati while sending Merv Rettenmund Junior Kennedy and Bill Wood to the Reds. Kansas City received Nellie Briles from Pittsburgh with Ed Kirkpatrick Kurt Bevacqua and Winston Cole going to the Pirates. Santo refused a trade to the Angels keeping his 14 year Cubs career intact.
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