Michigan Tigers Survive Wide College Scoring Frenzy
Michigan opens with a 9-1 run before Big Ten play tests the Wolverines presence. Dutch Wade nets 27, Leslie Rockymore 13 as Georgia, Boston College, and Arkansas highlights show star scores and coaching notes.
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Dutch Wade
Leslie Rockymore
Vern Fleming
James Banks
Georgia
Boston College
Puget Sound
Jay Murphy
Michael Adams
Martin Clark
Roger cCready
Arkansas
Eddie Sutton
Willie Cutts
Cutts
Sutton
All-America Football Team Adds Four From One School
Texas four record 1-ranked defense line backer Jeff Leiding cornerback Mossy Cade and free safety Jerry Gray. Rozier joined by wide receiver Irving Fryar and BYU tight end Gordon Hudson, two repeaters. The AP All-America team totals 24 players for the 1983 season with shifts from 1982. Auburn’s Jackson starred late season. Rozier led rushing and Fryar aided by Hudson on offense.
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Mossy Cade
Jerry Gray
Army
Oklavoce
Ce Ecle Elek UU Uci Emiu
Bo Jackson
Auburn
Hudson
Bill Fralic
Dittburgh
Wilber Marshall
Florida
Ricky Hunley
Arizona
Gray
SU targets Canadian grid star Giftopoulos from Hamilton
Syracuse University football pursues Peter Giftopoulos a 6 3 230 pound linebacker from Cathedral Boys High School Hamilton Ontario after he played rover Monster Man at Cathedral. Other schools Penn State Notre Dame Michigan Purdue and Ohio University have also shown interest. Giftopoulos who spent an extra year in Canada is seen as a future college linebacker. Cathedral invited to play Nottingham before St Bonaventure Syracuse doubleheaders end next year. Alumni Gabriel Ruoff assist in recruitment.
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Baseball notes highlight signings and sanctions across leagues
Paul Blair joins as a minor league instructor with the Houston Astros. Dick Radatz Jr. named Red Sox Winter Haven farm club GM, succeeding Garry Roggenburk as roving pitching coach. Royals players Willie Wilson and Jerry Martin begin three month prison terms for attempted cocaine possession. Willie Aikens to serve same charge in January. Cowboys safety Dexter Clinkscale questionable with hamstring. Bill Bates ready to step in. Kicker changes at Patriots. Joaquin Zendejas identified for signing. Oilers trade Tom Roulston to Penguins. Dan Bouchard earns NHL Player of the Week. Rickey Green named NBA Player of the Week. Tennis stars Navratilova, Durie, Hanika, Jordan, Shriver, Bassett, Turnbull, Kohde-Kitsch, Garrison win matches. McEnroe and Masur win in men’s fourth round at Australian Open.
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Eva Pfaff
Royals Trade Draft Prospect Aikens Delayed By Suspension Talk
Kansas City Royals and Toronto Blue Jays await payment plan to shield Toronto if Wil lie Aikens is suspended for drug offenses. Aikens, Willie Wilson and Jerry Martin pleaded guilty. all face prison terms starting January with return near season start. Vida Blue also facing sentencing.
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