College Basketball Scores and Results Across Numerous Matchups
A sprawling roundup lists scores from district and college games featuring Hampden Sydney, Mississippi, Duke, Davidson, Florida, Florida State, Samford, Campbell, Furman, and many others. Notable outcomes include Mississippi defeating South Alabama 94 by wide margins and Duke topping Walford 93 64, with numerous upsets and high totals across the board.
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Mississippi
Charleston
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William & Mary
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Appalachian St
Mercer
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Lander
Centre
Bemphis
Crowe City
Bethany
W.va
Murray St
Howard Payne
Florida
Sewanee
Florida St
Biscayne
Pembroke St
Belmont Abbey
I Tenn
Chattanooga
Samford
Catawba
Campbell
Fran.Aarion
S. Florida
Florida Tech
Shorter
Southern Tech
Emory & Henry
Tusculum
Christian
High Point
Lynenburg
Wash, & Lee
Virginia St
Hamption
Inst
FY Valley St
Georgia
St Louisiana
Louisiana
Dela St
Southern U
Paul Quinn
Lsu
U.N.O
Citadel
Oglethorpe
Randolph Macon
Alcorn
Rust
Livingstone
Norfolk St
Miss
Belhaven
Austin Peay
Belmont
Va. Wesleyan
Baseball trades headline and diverse sports results mix
The column reports on early season baseball trades involving the Houston Astros and Detroit Tigers, plus multiple horse and greyhound racing results and awards from tracks in Philadelphia Boston La. It also notes a Gulf area track event and a Canada race scene with various winnings and purses.
LSU Tulane Cagers Fall as Demons Rally In State Showdown
LSU and Tulane lost, while McNeese State, Southern University Baton Rouge, and Northwestern won intrastate games. Tulane fell 99-74 to Illinois, LSU dropped 97-46 to Nevada Reno, and Southeastern Louisiana beat Louisiana College 78-58 as regional teams posted scattered wins.
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Louisiana
Louisiana State
LSU
Tulane
McNeese State University
Houston Baptist
Southern University-Baton Rouge
Paul Quinn
Northwestern
Delta State
LSU New Orleans
Southern University-New Orleans
Southeastern — Louisiana
Louisiana College
PSU
Nevada-Reno
Reno, Ney
Tlinois
Tigers
Collis Temple
Glenn Stansen
Dennis Wolff
Champaign
Jeff Daveon
F Jingis
Green Wave
Tuther Steangoe
Pulane
Houston
Ronald Zarraw
Southern University
Deeon Reuse
Pan Quinn
Southern
Don Tarper
Atte Porner
Willie Tone
Ruben Britt
Bowling Lane League Standouts and Scores
Reports list first place teams and top individual games across multiple bowling leagues. Notable marks include Carrie West 546 in high series, Lloyd Joslin 199 high game and 547 high series, and Roadrunners posting 1,590 in team totals. Multiple lanes and clubs appear with weekly tallies and honor rolls.
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Western Lanes
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Ethel Lancaster
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Ray Shell
Ona Ferta Uote
All-America team honors go to Dorsett and repeaters
Pittsburgh freshman Tony Dorsett headlines the 1973 AP All-America squad with 1,586 rushing yards in 11 games. Ohio State’s Randy Gradishar and John Hicks join Rich Wood of Southern California on defense, along with Texas Tech tight end Andre Tillman and Lynn Swann of USC among the offensive stars.
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NEW York
Tony Dorsett
Pittsburgh
Randy Gradishar
John Hicks
Ohio State
Richard Wood
Southern California
Associated Press
Dorsett
Pitt
Joe Blanchard
Army
Blanchard
West Point
Roosevelt Leaks
Texas
John Cappelletti
Penn State
David Jaynes F
Kansas
Bob Hope
Nbc-Tv
Hicks
Lynn Swann
Southern Califfornia
Andre Tillman
Texas Tech
Buddy Brown
Alabama
Tyler Lafauci
Louisiana State
Bill Yoest
North Carolina State
Bill Wyman
Cappelletti
Pye
Leaks
Southern Methodist
Jaynes
Cever
Tennessee
Southern Cal
John McKay
Swann
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Tilman
Brown
Lafauci
Yoest
Wyman
Woody Hayes
Jim Parker
Eleven Named to AP All America First Team Offense
The Associated Press selects 11 players for its 1973 All America first team offense. Notables include John Cappelletti Penn State at running back, David Jaynes Kansas at quarterback, Lynn Swann USC at wide receiver, and Roosevelt Leaks Texas at running back among other selections from Alabama Ohio State Texas Tech Texas LSU NC State and Pitt.
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Associated Press
Six Games Slated For Local Courts Tonight
Carroll faces Southside at 2 PM in a local four court slate with six games. Neville hosts Caldwell, Dubach at West Monroe, Sterlington at St Frederick, Bethe Academy at River Oaks, Ouachita hosts Summerville. Wossman and Ridgedale idle.
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Southside
Carroll
Ouachita
Summerville
Neville
Caldwell
Dubach
West Monroe
Sterlington
St. Frederick
Bethe
Academy
River Oaks
Wossman
Ridgedale
Tigers
Richwood
Bastrop
Forest
Delta
Ruston
Rayville
LaSalle
Olla
Prairie View
Jena
Pioneer Rice Bowl Games Selected for TV Coverage
The Grantland Rice Bowl featuring Grambling and Western Kentucky airs on KTVE El Dorado Monroe while the Pioneer Bowl Louisiana Tech versus Boise State is on KTBS Shreveport. both games start at 12 30 p m with ABC regional telecast. The Camelia Bowl final in Sacramento will be shown nationally.
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Louisiana Tech
ABC
Ralston
Sacramento
Calif
College players listed with schools in regional matchups
A compiled roster of players by school names appears, including East Carolina Cornell Boston College Ohio State Miami Ohio Penn State Florida Arkansas Southern California Duke Arizona Northwestern Texas Michigan Texas-El Paso Oregon Illinois Arizona State Kansas Tulane Yale Richmond Oklahoma Notre Dame Oklahoma State North Carolina State Villanova Stanford Holy Cross Florida Maryland Colorado State North Carolina State Texas Tech Arizona State Utah Missouri North Carolina State Colorado State Texas Tech and others in a fragmented summary of college team affiliations.
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Randy Grossman
Temple
Hank Cook
New Mexico State
Charlie Getty
Penn Stote
Jim O'Connor
Arizona
Dave Lapham
Syracuse
Willie Viney
Pacific
Donte Scott Anderson
Aissouri
Guarteback
Jesse Freitas
San Diego State
Dickey Morton
Arkansas
Yarry Smith Richmond
Joe Washington
Oklahoma
Fred Cook
Southern
Clune
Penn
Dancer
Baylor
Davis
Virginia
Edwards
Kansas
Gunther
Arizona State
Kervin
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McIinally
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Miller
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Utah
Owens
Rollins
Iowa
Walker
Davidson
Ward
Memphis State
Wheeler
Alabama
Dearman
VMI
Druschel
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Furgerson
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Alamo
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Payton
Colorado
Peeples
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Robinson
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Tapper
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Johansen
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Myers
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Ryczek
Wade
Tulane
Webster
Wisconsin
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Dyde
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Riser Freshmen Top Jack Hayes in Junior High Showdown
Riser remains undefeated in league play with a 46-31 ninth grade win over Jack Hayes. Gilbert Culpepper scored 19 and Reginald Sample 13 as Riser now stands 2-0 in league and 4-1 overall.
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Jack Hayes
Gilbert Culpepper
Reginald Sample
Tannehill
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