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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1973

Page

9

OJ Simpson Reaches 2003 Yards In Bills Jets Win

OJ Simpson broke Jim Brown's single season rushing record with 200 yards as the Buffalo Bills beat the New York Jets 34-14. He credited his offensive line and coach Lou Saban for the milestone, while teammate Reggie McKenzie praised the unit's effort. Simpson finished with 2,003 yards on the season, surpassing the 1,863-yard mark Brown set in 1963.

Simpson Buffalo Bills New York Jets Shea Stadium Jimmy Brown Cleveland Browns Rich Neal Jets Reggie McKenzie Bills NEW York O.J. Simpson Mike Montier Joe Delamielleure Dave Foley Donnie Green Paul Seymour Jim Brown McKenzie NFL Delamielleure Michigan State Lou Saban O.J Cookie Gilchrist Buffalo Floyd Little Denver Brown

Top Indiana basketball upsets and routs across state

No. 1 Anderson and No. 6 Lebanon won at home against ranked Indiana foes. Anderson beat No. 8 Indianapolis Northern Indians 88-80 with Roy Taylor 20 and Tommie Nunn 19. Lebanon defeated No. 9 East Chicago Washington 64-46 as Steve Walker scored 20 and brother Brian 13. Other results: Hammond, Jeffersonville, Franklin, Kokomo, Mishawaka, Muncie North, Adams, Jasper, LaPorte, New Washington, Milan, Gary Emerson.

Anderson Lebanon Indiana Panthers Todd Lickliter Roy Taylor Tommie Nunn Indians North Central Leabanon Tigers Chicago Washington Senators Bobo Jackson Steve Walker Walker Brian Hammond Valparaiso Larry Moore Rich Valavicius Wildcats Steve Kahl Wayne Walls Jeffersonville Madison Red Devils Tom Schienbein Franklin Whiteland Kokomo Elkhart Central Charlie Hall Nets Tih Kier Mishawaka Cavemen South Bend St. Joseph's Mishawa Muncie North Winchester Tory von Mincey South Bend Adams LaSalle Jasper Springs Valley Frank Pinkepank LaPorte Plymouth Chip Jones New Washington Austin Milan Moores Hill Farner Calhoun Gary Emerson Mishawaka Marian Marian Jim Kapitan Lake Central Kyle Macy Peru Greg Crist Randolph Southern Don Taylor Fort Wayne Elmhurst Dan Duffee East Gary

ISU Women Extend Winning Streak Against Portage AAU

Indiana State beat Portage AAU 63-35 in the Women's Gym to push its record to 4-0. Jan Conner scored 15 points and Dee Romine added 10 for coach Edie Godleski’s team.

Indiana State Sycamores Portage Aau Jan Conner ISU Dee Romine Edie Godleski

Lee Kunzman Listed In Fair Condition After Ontario Speedway Crash

Upland California race driver Lee Kunzman, injured last Tuesday in a high speed crash at Ontario Motor Speedway, was listed in fair condition at San Antonio Community Hospital on Sunday.

Upland Calif UPI Lee Kunzman Ontario Motor Speedway San Antonio Community Hospital

Weekend High School Basketball Schedule Across Indiana

A dense slate lists Tuesday games including Clay City at Rosedale and Washington at Catholic with multiple matchups across regions. Thursday through Saturday feature cross-town and conference showdowns such as South at Evansville North and Indiana State in a long list of arena and gym pairings.

Clay City Rosedale Washington Catholic L&m Georgetown Chrisman Dugger Hutsonville State High Marshall St. Elmo Robinson Casey Charleston Martinsville Earlham Rose-Hulman Eckard Schulte Edgewood South Greencastle Clinton Tursday South Bloomington North Brazil Putnam

Butts Dies at Home

Former University of Georgia football coach Wally Butts died at his Athens home after an apparent heart attack. He had just returned from a morning walk when the illness struck around 7:30 a.m.

Athens, Ga Wally Butts University of Georgia

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