Arizona State offense bets on White and Green this season
Keys in Sun Devil attack Danny White and Woody Green will carry much of the load for ASU. Green is the only returning consensus All-America running back and a Heisman Trophy candidate.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1973
Page
8
Keys in Sun Devil attack Danny White and Woody Green will carry much of the load for ASU. Green is the only returning consensus All-America running back and a Heisman Trophy candidate.
Albuquerque Dukes defeated Tucson Toros 3 0 at Hi Corbett Field as misplayed popups and late inning miscues allowed the Dukes to seize control. Manager Sherri Lollar criticized his defense while Randy Scarberry worked into the ninth before unearned breaks opened the door for Albuquerque.
UA football faces stricter hands usage rules this season as the NCAA tightens enforcement. Coach Jim Young adjusts an inexperienced front five with Windisch at center and Haynes shifting to guard. Belknap notes Allyn Haynes adapts while noting overall line in early two a days. CAMP NOTES mention Ed dy attempting comeback, Hartwig and Williams moving up, and Randolph's head injury sending him for X rays.
Eddie Vosberg pitched a two hitter and drove in the only run as the Cactus Little League All-Stars of Tucson defeated Concord, California 1-0 in the Western Regional final to reach the Little League World Series in Williamsport. Vosberg struck out 12 and walked none, earning praise from coach Ralph Lanik as his team moves on to face Albany, New York.
The scoreboard lists numerous games with scores from the American League and National League. Notable outcomes include Baltimore 9 over Minnesota 0, Milwaukee 3 over Cleveland 5, New York 5 over Chicago 0, and Texas 3 over California 4. Several innings and late results are noted, with today’s and tomorrow’s matchups across multiple teams and venues.
The American team at the World University Games shows a poor performance with excuses aplenty. Decathlon ace Roger George from Burrel California and Fresno State criticizes burnout and lack of seriousness. Pole vaulter Terry Porter of Fort Worth Texas notes fatigue after a long season, while Dana Ladue of Tacoma Washington cites effort despite bronze medal.
Oakland Raiders fullback Marv Hubbard, at 225 pounds with heavy padding, explains his focus on durability and protection. He recalls breaking four helmets and two shoulder pads last season while stressing how protection shapes his running style. Meanwhile, U S athletes at Moscow track and field face limited medals as Russians lead with 36 golds.
Jim Fairey powered a late run as the Dukes beat the Toros 6 2. Greg Shanahan limited the Toros to eight scattered hits aided by two doubleplays. John Summers Chiles and the Dukes turned three double plays from the outfield. Glenn Abbott will start for the Toros against Jeff Zahn tonight. The Toros slipped to within 4 4 4 games of Salt Lake City with seven games left against Salt Lake starting Wednesday. Salt Lake swept a doubleheader and another game against Phoenix while Albuquerque won Saturday night.
A portrait of the late Christopher T. Chenery, owner of Meadow Stables, hung yesterday in the Patrons of the Turf Gallery at the National Museum of Racing in Saratoga Springs New York. The portrait honors Chenery known for homebreds including Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Riva Ridge and triple crown champion Secretariat.
Sports Calendar notes PCL baseball at Hi Corbett Field with Tucson facing Albuquerque at 7 45 pm and a 5 15 pm radio TV window. Tomorrow features PCL Tucson Albuquerque and National and American League games with KOPO KTUC and Channel 4 listed for coverage.
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