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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1973

Page

8

Four Alabama backs share Back of the Week honor

Alabama routs Virginia Tech 77 6 as four backs Taylor Culliver Jackson Todd reach 100 yard marks amid 509 yards on 24 carries. Todd adds 62 passing yards and a TD while coach Bryant praises the line.

ED Shearer Atlanta Alabama Virginia Tech Associated Press Southeast Gobblers James Taylor Calvin Culliver Richard Todd Wilbur Jackson Taylor Jackson Culliver Todd Paul Bryant

Archibald Fined as Kings Slump Under Archibald Bench

Kansas City Kings star Nate Archibald was fined by coach Bob Cousy after criticizing teammates publicly as the team sunk to last place. Archibald, sidelined by an Achilles injury, played 20 minutes in a 112 110 loss to Buffalo as Buffalo’s Bob McAdoo exploded for 44 points prompting Archibald to accuse his teammates of lacking heart and pride.

Bob Cousy Archibald Tiny Cousy Kings Buffalo Braves Buffalo Bob McAdoo

Ohio State Maintains No. 1 In AP Football Poll

Ohio State holds the top spot for the fifth straight week in the AP poll with 36 first place votes and 1,148 points after a 60-0 win over Northwestern. Alabama remains No. 2 with 1,052 points after a 77-6 victory over Virginia Tech, earning 12 first place votes.

Ohio State America Associated Press Buckeyes Northwestern Alabama Crimson Tide Virginia Tech

Top 20 college football rankings shift after weekend games

Oklahoma leads with nine first place votes and 961 points after 56-14 win over Kansas State. Michigan 34-7 over Minnesota moves to No. 4 while Notre Dame up to No. 5 after beating USC and hurting the Trojans title bid. Penn State remains strong at No. 6 after a 62-14 win over West Virginia. LSU rises to No. 7 after beating South Carolina. Arizona State debuts in Top Ten at No. 8 after routing Oregon State. Southern Cal falls to No. 9, UCLA No. 10, with Tennessee, Missouri, Nebraska, Tulane, Texas Tech, Miami (Ohio), Colorado, Houston, Augurn-Texas tied at Nos. 11-19.

Oklahoma Michigan Kansas State Minnesota Notre Dame Penn State Southern California Trojan Fighting Irish West Virginia Nittany Lions Louisiana State South Carolina Tigers Arizona State Oregon State Southern Cal UCLA Trojans Tennessee Missouri Nebraska Tulane Texas Tech Miami Ohio Colorado Houston Augurn Texas Ohio State Alabama California Auburn Cal Stoll Gophers Kansas

Alabama prep football rankings show Hatton slips to No 9

The Alabama High School Athletic Association poll lists Hatton at No 9 after an upset by West Morgan. Morgan County Hartselle Sheffield Athens Colbert County all hold two losses while aiming for a top eight playoff berth. Top teams across classes include Sweet Water Marion County Ranburne Excel Houston Academy Chelsea Clio Collinsville Glencoe Fyffe St Jude and others with undefeated records.

Morgan County Hartselle Sheffield Athens Colbert County Alabama High School Athletic Association Hatton West Morgan Sweet Water Marion County Ranburne Excel Houston Academy Chelsea Clio Collinsville Lynn Glencoe Florala Fyffe St. Jude Lauderdale County Holtville Shields Oak Grove Phil Campbell Cottonwood John Carroll T. R. Miller Andalusia Mortimer Jordan Smiths Station Pleasant Grove Banks Baldwin County Anniston Huffman West End Fairhope Grissom Butler Ensley Woodlawn

Weaver Named AL Manager of the Year for Orioles Revival

Earl Weaver, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, won the AL Manager of the Year in a landslide with 170 AP votes. He led a 97-45 season after reshaping the club, emphasizing speed and aggressive baserunning to reclaim the East Division title.

New York Earl Weaver Baltimore Orioles Weaver Orioles Baltimore Hank Bauer al Bumbry Rich Coggins Earl Frank Cashen

Tide Re Gains National Lead

Alabama takes the national rushing lead with a 748 yard total against Virginia Tech as part of a dominant season. The Crimson Tide average 399 yards per game, tops UCLA, and hold SEC bests in offense and defense. Mississippi State trails by about 1,000 yards. Auburn leads rushing defense in the conference.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Virginia Tech Crimson Tide UCLA Tennessee Tennessee Tech Mississippi State Auburn

O J Simpson tops 1000 yard mark in Bills upset win

O J Simpson rushed for 157 yards lifting the Buffalo Bills to a 23 14 upset of the Kansas City Chiefs. He reached 1 000 yards for the season as Bills teammates paved the way with a dominant ground game and the defense forced key turnovers.

Buffalo N.Y O.J. Simpson Joe Ferguson Buffalo Bills Ferguson O.J Simpson California Bills Kansas City Chiefs Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Harry Newman Jim Nance Brown Lou Saban Chiefs Jim Cheyanski Len Dawson John Leypoldt Kansas City Hank Stram Cheyanski

Auburn Defenders Spark 7-0 Upset of Houston

Auburn's Bennie Sivley with 10 tackles and 6 assists and Ken Bernich with 12 tackles led a staunch defense that shut out Houston for the first time in 89 games, earning co Players of the Week honors from The Associated Press Southeastern Linebacker of the Week.

Auburn Ala Houston Cougarbacks Bennie Sivley Tigers Ken Bernich Bernich Paul Davis Mississippi State Bulldogs Benny Davis Stan Morgan Tennessee Rubin Carter Miami Fla Morgan Texas Christian Carter Syracuse Joe Gallagher Southern Mississippi Fred Cook Mike Dennery Calvin Hymes Tampa Tom Witmer Harry Smith

Alabama Wins Big as Thornton Juggles Records

Alabama crushed Virginia Tech 77 to 6 as sports information director Charley Thornton chased records. New NCAA marks were 748 rushing yards and 833 total offense, after a five yard run by Willie Shelby was added.

NEW York Charley Thornton University of Alabama Crimson Tide Virginia Tech SEC NCAA Alabama Thornton Willie Shelby Tide

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