Hartselle Tigers Top Falkville 81 71 In Home Victory
Hartselle 81 Falkville 71 as Lonnie Lemmond scores 23 and Richard McGee adds 20 to spark the Tigers. David Parr 17 and Craig Byrd 15 help secure the win, lifting Hartselle to 1 3 while Falkville stays at 2 3 with Randy Nelson 25 and David McNutt 24 leading the Devils.
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Hartselle
Lonnie Lemmond
Richard McGee
David Parr
Craig Byrd
Tigers
Falkville
Randy Nelson
David McNutt
Devils
Litttle
Nelson
McNutt
Danville
West Point
Malcolm Russell
Mark Freeman
Gregg Holmes
Steve Ekoes
Falkville Hartselle
Gary Bennett
Terry Henson
Richard McGhee
Bill Helton
George Stephenson
Football and basketball notes in Alabama high school sports
Underdogs and fans fill Alabama pages as Randy Billingsley mirrors Johnny Musso on the line for Auburn inspired by loyal War Eagle bumper stickers. Decatur and Austin lead 4A prep hoops with a showdown looming at Calhoun. Seymour joins the Lions and Pat Stanley suits up for Florence State as SEC prospects surface in a quiet signing period.
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Randy Billingsley
Alabama
Johnny Musso
Billingsly
Auburn
War Eagle
Decatur
Austin
Calhoun
Seymour Fsu
Florence State
Mickey Andrews
David Seymour
Lions
Seymour
Raiders
Earl Webb
Webb
SEC
West Morgan
Jeff Farley
Mississippi State
Hartselle
Frank Sadler
Bucky Pitts
Jack Tate
Falkville
Garland Murphree
Wally Sanders
Brewer
Pat Stanley
Ronnie Thomas
Pat
Ronni
Alabama All American Teams Highlight 1973 Selections
Sonny Collins of Kentucky and Wayne Jones of Mississippi State head the offensive picks as unanimous choices along with Alabama’s Raines on defense. Condredge Holloway leads the quarterbacking, with seniors dominating both sides as veterans and underclassmen mix in the 1973 All American selections.
Santo blocks Cubs trade to Angels over discomfort of being dealt
Chicago star Ron Santo refused a deal sending him to California for Rudy May and Bob Oliver. Santo, a ten year Cubs veteran, exercised his right to veto the trade and said he prefers to stay in Chicago. The Cubs, aiming to rebuild, had previously moved Ferguson Jenkins and Bill Madlock in the same package.
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Ron Santo
Cubs
Santo
Ron
Chicago Cubs
Houston
California Angels
Rudy May
Bob Oliver
John Holland
California
White Sox
Bill Melton
Ferguson Jenkins
Texas Rangers
Bill Madlock
Tide Continues at Bowl Dinner Amid Rose Bowl Tug
Alabama and Notre Dame finished in a tie as Dick Kazmaier announced they would share the award. Ger ald R. Ford, VP-designate and Michigan football alum, addressed the dinner and criticized Ohio State for being chosen to represent the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl despite a conference title tie.
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Alabama
Notre Dame
Dick Kazmaier
Foundation
Gerald R. Ford
University of Michigan
Ohio State
Bears rout to open strong as Sales leads scoring
Austin built a 20-12 edge after one and led 52-31 at halftime, then 71-40 after three as Marvin Sales scored 25 with 10 rebounds. Murphy Brown added 21 and Blake Temple 9. Jones used reserves late, eyeing West Morgan next. Decatur trailed Athens despite a quick start, with Raiders pulling away behind Andy Cole's 18 and Marvin Gibson 14.
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Bears
Jones
Marvin Sales
Sales
Murphy Brown
Blake Temple
Herbert Hooks
Bruins
Marvin
Murphy
Mike Free
Frank Miller
Decatur
West Morgan
Athens
Eagles
Raiders
Andy Cole
Raider
Marvin Gibson
Bennie Thompson
LaVonna
Bradshaw
Cole
Thompson Gibson
Austin A. Boddie
Ye O. Boddie
Peoples Thompson
Brown
Armistead
Cole McBride
Temple Hooks
Athens Miller
Ampton Athens
Tucker Spivey
Decatur Smith
Tucker fuels Danville rally over Hawks in close battle
Tucker drew three technicals, sat much of the first half and most of the third before sparking a late surge for Danville. Morgan led Bowling with 22 points, McCaghren added 17, as Danville overcame West Morgan and built a halftime lead before Tucker's inside scoring sealed the win. West Morgan faces Austin next, Danville meets Hartselle Friday.
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Tucker
Rebels
Hawks
Morgan
Ted McCaghren
McCaghren
West Morgan
Danville
Austin
Hartselle
Segarsa
Rabon
West Morgan Stover
Wallace
NAM Mg
Haley Ong
Baker
Thomas
Green
Rebels Lead Calhoun War Hawks Roster and Standouts
The Rebel squad features 6-7 Ronnie Shaw and 6-5 Del Radioff as freshmen. Veterans include All-State guard David Snodgress and Ed Jones. Calhoun’s 6-foot guard Ricky Hardin averages over 23 points and was MVP of the Tip-Off Tournament. Other top War Hawks are Eddie Butler Napoleon Wilson Kenny Cabbil and sophomores Hennessee and Andrew Scott.
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Ronnie Shaw
Jasper
Shaw
del Radioff
Hammond
Ind
David Snodgress
Grissom High School
Huntsville
Calhoun
Ricky
Hardin
War Hawks
Eddie Butler
Napoleon Wilson
Kenny Cabbil
Russell
Hennessee
Andrew Scott
Scott
All-Southeastern Conference Second Team Football Selections
Florida's Lee McGriff edged Mississippi State's Bill Buckley for the second team wide receiver slot While Ole Miss Butch Veazey earned the tight end job The interior line includes Harvey Sword Kentucky Lee Gross Auburn Richard Brooks LSU and Burton Lawless Florida Florida center Jimmy Ray Stephens led the unit Tennessee’s Ricky Townsend was the placement specialist Named to the No 2 defense are ends Mike Dubose Alabama Jimmy Webb Mississippi State tackles David Hitchcock Florida and Ben Williams Mississippi middle guard Danny Jones Georgia linebackers Ken Bernich Auburn Jim Stuart Ole Miss Bo Harris LSU backs Darryl Bishop Kentucky Harry Harrison Ole Miss and Mike Williams LSU punter Neil Clabe Tennessee and return specialist Willie Shelby Alabama.
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Sonny Collins
Kentucky
Wayne Jones
Mississippi State
Alabama
Raines
Condredge Holloway
Tennessee
Montreal Expos
Brad Boyd
LSU
Mac McWhorter
Georgia
Art Bressler
Mississippi
Steve Taylor
Lowe
Wheeler, Capone
Gantt
Bressler
Boyd
Lafaucci
Rowne, Sivley
Revels Stade
Lee McGriff
Florida
Bill Buckley
Butch Veazey
Ole Miss
Harvey Sword
Lee Gross
Auburn
Richard Brooks
Burton Lawless
Jimmy Ray Stephens
Ricky Townsend
Mike Dubose
Jimmy Webb
David Hitchcock
Ben Williams
Danny Jones
Ken Bernich
Jim Stuart
Bo Harris
Darryl Bishop
Harry Harrison
Mike Williams
Neil Clabe
Willie Shelby
Dolphins Defeats Steelers as Anderson Intercepts Four
Miami coach Don Shula hails Dick Anderson as a money player after Anderson records four first half pass interceptions in Miami's 30-26 NFL win over Pittsburgh.
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Dick Anderson
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Anderson
Pittsburgh
Steelers
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