Pitt Fresh Dorsett Named All-America As Freshman Trailblazer
NEW YORK AP The first freshman named to The Associated Press All-America team in 29 years is Pittsburgh tailback Tony Dorsett who rushed for 1,586 yards in 11 games. Joining him are repeaters Randy Gradishar John Hicks and Richard Wood. The AP squad will be shown on NBC Bob Hope Special Dec 9.
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Dolphins Rally Over Steelers on Four Dick Anderson Interceptions
Miami used four interceptions by safety Dick Anderson to shake loose a 30-3 halftime lead en route to a 30-26 win over Pittsburgh. The victory tightens AFC Central standings as Cleveland and Cincinnati also sit 7 3 2 and 8 4 respectively.
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Big Eight grid season seen as strongest yet
Coaches praise balance and high crowds in the Big Eight after a tight season. Oklahoma dominates the standings but Kansas Kansas State and others report momentum with close late finishes and rising confidence.
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KSHAA Acts to Conserve Energy with Holiday Cancellations
The Kansas State High School Activities Association ordered all interscholastic sports at junior and senior high schools canceled over the Christmas holidays to save energy. The 10 step plan requires activities to halt from midnight December 22 to midnight December 30, with any events to be rescheduled if held.
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Winter meetings shake up three MLB trades and a golfing triumph
In Houston the first day of the winter meetings saw the Phillies swap Barry Lersch and Craig Robinson to Atlanta for Ron Schueler. The Astros traded Jim Ray and Gary Sutherland to Detroit for Fred Sherman and a player to be named later. Oakland sent Horacio Pina to Chicago for Bob Locker. In Johannesburg Tom Weiskopf won the South African PGA Championship with a 273 total after a 67 final round.
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College basketball scores and upsets across the nation
A packed slate shows Providence, Cornell, Duke, and Notre Dame posting wins while Wisconsin, Arizona, and Oklahoma record decisivealled victories. Notable upsets include Texas Southern edging past Arkansas State and Saint Joseph's narrowly defeating Notre Dame in late action.
KSU Senior Fete Honors Wildcats at County Fairgrounds
The Lawrence Douglas County Wildcat Club will honor senior members of the 1973 Kansas State football squad with a covered dish dinner at 5 30 p m next Sunday in Building No 1 at the County Fairgrounds.
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Erwin Shines For Huskers Cats Beat SMU In Big 12 Night
Nebraska held off Minnesota Duluth 77 50 as Steve Erwin 6 4 led with 24 points and 12 rebounds. Kansas State topped Southern Methodis t 77 61 behind Lon Kruger 24 points. Arizona defeated Colorado 91 76. Oklahoma lost 66 64 to Jacksonville.
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AP GRID POLL Top Twenty with votes and records
The AP grid poll lists the top twenty teams with first place votes in parentheses, season records, and total points. Points are tabulated by a standard 20 14 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 1 3 2 1 formula.
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Irish Rally Forces OT Win Over Ohio State
Dwight Clay sparked Notre Dame to a 76-72 overtime victory over Ohio State. He tied game at 67-67 with seven seconds left in regulation and scored in overtime to seal the win. Shumate led both teams with 25 points for the Irish.
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