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THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Monday, January 22, 1973 Chargers Rolling With Big Win Over Eastern Michigan AFC's Pro Bowl Win A Clean Sweep DALLAS (AP) The American Football Conference, formed in a fiery merger with the old National Football League, had every right to be chesty least for a year. The AFC made it a historic clean sweep over the National Football Conference in 33-28 Pro Bowl victory. Previously, the AFC had captured the exhibition season 27-254 and the regular season 20-19-1 from their older rivals and Miami dropped NFC member Washington 14-7 in the Super Bowl. Sunday was the clincher in a collision of All-Stars between the two leagues. year the NFC got the most wanted to prove said running back O.J.

Simpson of Buffalo, the Most Valuable Player. Simpson, who led the NFL in rushing with 1,251 yards, scored one touchdown, rushed for 112 yards and caught three passes for 58 yards. The victory before 47,879 chilled fans in Texas Stadium gave the AFC a 2-1 lead over the NFC in the series. Simpson said offensive linemen Gene Upshaw of Oakland, Walt Sweeney of San Diego, Larry Little of Miami and Winston Hill of the New York Jets had him Self-Taylor Win Center MICHIGAN CENTER Seniors Doug Self and Dan Taylor kept Hillsdale High School a respected name on the wrestling mat over the weekend by winning individual titles at the Michigan Center Invitational. Dan Taylor glided easily to the tournament championship with two pins and a superior decision to get him into the finals where he decisioned Scott Tice 123.

Senior defending state champion Doug Self brought his career record to 75-11 and his current winning streak climbed to 50, but not without some difficulty. Self got two pins going into the semi-finals where he had his problems decisioning Doug Wilmore 1-0. After napping between the semis and his final match Self stuck Lakewoods Doug Reed who was fourth in the state last year, in 3:55. Hillsdale was 11th out of 16 teams with 31.5 points and Jackson High School won the tournament with 77.5. Coldwater was the only other Twin Valley school and they played eighth with 36 points.

Unitas Is Traded BALTIMORE Veteran quarterback John Unitas of the Baltimore Colts was traded to the San Diego Chargers, Colt General Manager Joe Thomas said today. The trade was future Thomas said. No present players or draft choices were involved in the trade, the Colts said. The Chargers will assume standard player contract and the Colts will meet all future obligations accrued by Unitas during his playing career with the Colts, the NFL club said. Pro Cage Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W.

L. Pet. Boston New York Buffalo Philadelphia Central Baltimore Atlanta Houston Cleveland Western Midwest Milwaukee Chicago K.C -Omaha Detroit Pacific Los Angeles Golden State Phoenix Seattle Portland 39 39 15 4 G.B. .848 .765 2 Va .319 24Va .078 37Va Division 30 17 .638 27 24 .529 18 30 .375 17 31 .354 Conference Division 36 13 .735 29 19 .604 25 29 .463 20 29 .408 Division 36 11 .766 31 16 660 23 26 .469 16 36 12 38 5 13 Va 13 Va 16 wide-eyed because they were so fired up for the game. guys talked all week about how they were going to kill their Simpson said.

Otis Taylor of Kansas City, who caught a five-yard touchdown pass from Daryle Lamonica, said there was much more at stake than the difference between $2,000 and $1,500 for the winners and losers. rivalry still exists It may not be as intense as the old days, but Taylor said. (Chuck) Noll (of Pittsburgh) told us the first day we were here to win and that was the attitude of the entire team all John Brockington of Green Bay scored three touchdowns and quarterback Norm Snead of the New York Giants hit tight end Ted Kwalick of San Francisco with a 12-yard scoring pass but it enough. Marv Hubbard of Oakland scored on an 11-yard run, Bobby Bell of Kansas City intercepted a Snead pass and returned it 12 yards for a touchdown and Roy Gerela kicked field goals of 18 and 22 yards for the AFC which overcame a 14-0 first quarter deficit. YPSILANTI Hillsdale College basketball team embarked on what coach Ron Ekker hopes will be a 13 game winning season to finish the second half of the season Saturday night by dumping once awesome major university foe Eastern Michigan, 57-51.

The Chargers defense riddled and left its mark in Bowen Field House as they claimed victory number nine of the season. With a 9-6 record the Chargers opened a three game home stand starting Tuesday night against Spring Arbor College. Saturday Wayne State University moves into Stock Field House for an afternoon contest and the following Tuesday the best of the MIAA will visit in the form oi Olivet. Eastern Michigan has gone to a slowed down defensive ball control game since last recruiting scandal that left them with the skeleton of a basketball program and it proved to be their downfall against the Chargers Saturday as Hillsdale tied on its tightest defense for the occasion. ball control allowed EMU only one basket in the first seven minutes and thirty seconds of the ball game and by half time had a commanding lead The Charger offensive attack again found balance in its three big men as Mike Washington, Tom Adams and John Vari- Schoick all scored in double figures.

Junior guard Steve Erickson held Gary Tyson, who is averaging 29.3 ppg. to a grand total of 10 points. Hillsdale had a 15 point bulge with 6:51 remaining for the widest spread of the game, but the Hurons put on their only scoring splurge of the game and scored 13 straight points closing the gap to 49-47 with two minutes to play. Erickson and VanSchoick went to the line and got some pressure points to put the game out of reach. Hillsdale hit 45 per cent from the floor and cold spell and forced shots fell to 39 per cent at the home floor.

Tom Adams was the Fred Biletnikoff Joe Greene Larrv Brown Chris Hanburger NFL'sTop Four Honored At Pro Bowl Stars Sleepily Red Wings Drop 5 14 308 22Va 240 25Va Sunday's Games Baltimore 108, Philadelphia I Milwaukee 1108 122, Golden State Boston 104, Buffalo 97 Houston 107, New York 103 Los Angeles 123, Kansas City Omaha 102 Only games scheduled Monday's Games No games scheduled DALLAS, Tex. (NEA) The greatest players in football will convocate here for the Pro Bowl on Jan. 21, the absolute end to the long season. But the prelude to the game itself focuses special attention on those cnosen by their peers for outstanding achievement the most valuable offensive and defensive players in the National and American Football Conferences. The CBS television network will present a half-hour special before the game: NFL Today Presents the 1972 All-Pros.

The four players singled out for special game footage and interviews, conducted by Pat Summerall, are as follows: NFC Offensive Player of me i ear crown, Washington Redskins AFC Offensive Player of the Year Fred Biletnikoff, Oakland Raiders NFC Defensive Player of the Year Chris Hanburger. Washington Redskins AFC Defensive Player of College Cage Scores By The Associated Press East Lafayette 94, Rutgers 92 Syracuse 98, Cornell 58 West Virginia 79, Villanova 73 St.John's, Y. 93, Temple 84 Boston U. 72, Dartmouth 68 Long Island 70, St. Bonaven ture 66 Pitt 88, St.

Francis, Pa 65 Holy Cross 106, Georgetown, D.C., 100 Connecticut 74, Rhode Island 72 Vermont 73, Maine 64 Penn 52, Manhattan 51 South Maryland 76, Navy 67 N.C. State 86, Clemson 76 Vanderbilt 75, Miss. St. 69 N. Carolina 82, Duke 71 SW Louisiana 74, La.

Tech 64 LSU New Orleans 101, Tulane 93, OT LSU 56, Georgia 55 Jacksonville 70, Florida St. 66 Tennessee 65, Kentucky 64 Alabama 76, Auburn 64 Old Dominion 74, Washington 8. Lee 68 E. Kentucky 70, W. Kentucky 63 UNC Charlotte 70, Georgia St.

59 Furman 62, Citadel 46 Midwest Marquette 71, S. Carolina 54 Missouri 75, Kansas 72 Wisconsin 93, Michigan St. 80 Ohio St. 75, Iowa 72 Purdue 63, Michigan 62 Notre Dame 94, Dayton 58 Oklahoma 81, Kansas St. 69 Wichita St.

93, Drake 80 Air Force 79, Depauw 71 Toledo 92, Miami, Ohio 77 St. Louis 61, Louisville 51 Cincinnati 104, Ball St. 77 Bowling Green 67, Kent St. 64 Indiana 83, Minnesota 71 Otterbein 64, Capital 62 Illinois St. 95, Pacific 56 Southwest Texas Tech 87, TCU 65 Arkansas 76, Texas 72 Sam Houston St.

88, Texas 66 New Mexico St. 75, L.A. Loyola 69 S.F. Austin 90, SW Texas 62 Far West UCLA 101, Providence 77 Long Beach St. 68, Creighton 51 Denver 99, Minn Duluth 80 Arizona St.

95, San Diego St. 70 Stanford 80, Utah 71 Oregon 73, Cal Poly-Pomona 63 California 79, San Jose St. 68 Portland St. 92, Idaho St. 84 Washington 77, Montana 59 Oregon St.

77, Idaho 59 Seattle Portland 59 San Fran St. 80, St. Mary's, Calif. 78 Fresno St. 79, Weber St.

75, OT New Mexico 83, Hawaii 70 SMU 79, Mice 77 AI.M 91, Baylor 80 the Year Joe Greene. Pittsburgh Steelers. Awards will be presented to them by CBS in conjunction with NEA. which polled the players of the National Football League. The climax of the show will be the presentation of the Jim Thorpe Memorial Trophy to the most valuable player in the NFL, Larry Brown, by Murray Olderman of NEA.

Brown was a natural for his honors for his part in bringing Redskins to Super Bowl VII. Despite the fact he missed the last two games of the regular season, he gained 1.216 yards rushing and was a vital pass receiver. The 202-pound ner from Kansas State stands at the pinnacle after lour years of pro ball. Biletnikoff might be a surprise choice to some in the AFC because i closest rival, O. J.

Simpson of the Buffalo Bills, led the NFL in rushing. The sure-handed wide receiver of the Oakland Raiders led the NFL himself, in pass catching, with 58 during the regular campaign, although every team gave him double coverage. He has been a consistently outstanding receiver since he joined the Raiders from Florida State. Hanburger, a nine-year man from North Carolina, was not a highly prized pro prospect because they look for iinebackers who weigh 195 pounds. But when George Allen took over the Redskins last year, Hanburger was already entrenched as one of the fine weakside linebackers in the game.

He brings great mobility to his job. And he has filled out to 218 pounds. The rise of the Pittsburgh Steelers was coincident with the drafting of Joe Greene, an All-America tackle at North Texas State four years ago. Mean Joe Greene they called him, and still do. and his ferocious pass rush sparks the highly respected Steeler defense.

The NFL Today show, devoted entirely to the above exploits, is produced bv Bill Fitts of CBS. UCLA Coming To Midwest To Get No. 6 1 In-A-Row By KEN RAPPOPORT Associated Press Sports Writer No. 1 in college basketball? Why, UCLA, of course. nervous? UCLA Coach John Wooden, naturally.

Despite winning their 59th straight victory with a convincing 101-77 decision over ninth-ranked Providence Saturday night, the Bruins were still a matter of concern for their constantly uneasy leader. expect a tough weekend in the said Wooden as his team zeroed in on the airtime winning streak. After beating two Top Ten teams over the mashed No. 10 San Francisco the night would seem that the record of 60 straight is within easy grasp of the defending national champions. The Bruins will play Loyola of Chicago this Thursday night and Notre Dame on Saturday.

Both are theoretically not in class but nevertheless weigh heavily in thoughts as his team tries to break San great record of the 1950s. team is out to break our winning said Wooden. know they can make their season by doing The Pacific-8 Conference powerhouse had some fidgety moments in the first half Satur- Muskegon Men Win Doubles GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Beecham and Mike Rakovits, both of Muskegon, took over first place in handicapped doubles in the third weekend of the State Bowling Tournament. The two rolled a total of 1,396 to oust Ray Allers and Dan Seaborn, both of Big Rapids.

Richard Ostrander and Mart Ellis, both of Port Huron, took over third place in the same event. Leaders in the other categories remained the same in the 19-week event. Electric of moved into third place in the handicapped team event with 3,142 points, Dan Campbell and John Ayotte, both of Livonia, moved into second place in actual doubles with a score of 1,239 and Terry Neilstedt of Livonia rolled a 1,812 to take third place in actual all events in the only other changes. day night, holding a 44-36 half- Alabama defeated Auburn 76-64; time advantage. Then center Bill No.13 Southwestern Louisiana Walton came back from a first- beat Louisiana Tech 74-64; half ankle injury and took charge Oklahoma beat No.

14 Kansas of the rebounding war to state 81-69; No. 15 Jacksonville spearhead a Bruin blitz. took a 70-66 decision over cross- In other games involving state rival Florida State; St. ranked teams, second-ranked N.Y., the No. 17 North Carolina State notched an team, turned back Temple 93-84; 86-76 decision over Clemson; No.

No. 18 Vanderbilt victimized 3 Maryland trimmed Navy 76-67; Mississippi 75-69 and St. Louis No. 4 North Carolina downed scored an upset, 61-51 triumph Duke 82-71; fifth-ranked Long 0ver 20th-ranked Louisville. Beach State clouted Creighton 68- in the UCLA-Providence 51; 16th-ranked Indiana upset No.

match, Walton hurt his ankle in 6 Minnesota 83-71; seventh- the first half and had to be car- ranked Marquette destroyed pied from the court. However, he South Carolina 71-54 and No. 8 returned to start the second half Missouri tripped Kansas 75-72. terrorized the Friars with his San Francisco was idle. board play.

The big redhead In the Second Ten, No. 11 cleared 24 rebounds in all. DETROIT short sleep acted almost like a tonic for the Minnesota North Stars Sunday. The Minnesota North Stars picked up only about six hours sleep but came out hustling and defeated the Detroit Red Wings 53 in a nationally televised National Hockey League game. Minnesota coach Jack Gordon said the trip from Minneapolis, where the North Stars tied the Chicago Black Hawks, Saturday night, was tiring.

way we played, maybe we should schedule workouts that Gordon said in appraising his success. Red Wing coach John Wilson said he took his players to Ann Arbor, about 30 miles west of Detroit, get some away from their families after a Saturday night home victory over Buffalo, The North Stars took a quick 2-0 lead on two easy goals by Bill Goldsworthy and Dean Prentice against starting Red Wing goalie Andy Brown. time you get help, Gordon said works both ways. "The other night in Philadelphia, we were down 4-0 after the first period. The very first shot Charlie Burns gets at the puck, he hit his teammate and it ricocheted into his own Gordon noted.

Roy Edwards replaced Brown in the Detroit nets after the second goal as Mickey Redmond scored his 31st goal to cut the Detroit deficit to one point, but Dennis Hextall regained the two- goal margin with his 17th goal of the season at 11:53 of the first period. Marcel Dionne notched his 21st goal in the period to bring Detroit within one goal again and Nick libett finally tied the score with a power play at 9:28 of the second period. Purdue And Indiana Big 10 Co-Leaders, By Surprise By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hoosiers will get a chance this week to prove how serious they are about the Big Ten basketball championship. Dealing defending champion Minnesota an 83-71 setback, the Hoosiers Saturday climbed into a first place tie with the equally surprising Purdue Boilermakers who dumped Michigan 63-62 at Ann Arbor. The Hoosiers hit the road this week for two important contests.

They play at Michigan State Monday night and then invade Michigan next Saturday. Purdue will have an easier task. The Boilermakers are home for a pair. They take on Wisconsin Monday night and Ohio State next Saturday. Meanwhile, Ohio State and Wisconsin finally crashed into the Big Ten victory column.

Ohio State, with Coach Fred Taylor hospitalized because of chest pains, downed Iowa 75-72 as Allan Hornyak scored 26 points and sank four free throws in the final 40 seconds. Wisconsin, led by Leon 29 points, spanked Michigan State 93-80 in the only other conference game scheduled. Northwestern and Illinois were idle. Indiana scored 12 straight points midway in the second half and sank the final eight of the game to hand Minnesota its second loss in three conference outings. Minnesota closed within four points at 75-71 before the Hoosiers went on their final spree to wrap it up.

John Ritter led the Hoosiers with 22 points although game honors went to Clyde Turner who had a career high of 30. think this game was any more important than any other Big Ten said Indiana Coach Bob Knight. all I will say this, our players were ready to Minnesota Coach Bill Mussel- man, paying special tribute to freshman Quinn Buckner, said played just about the way we thought they would. It was simply a struggle to see who got up six points and forced the other team into his game. spurted and take said Musselman.

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goal broke a 10th place tie in the all-time NHL scoring ranks with former red Wing Ted Lindsay. The goal was 380th, moving him one ahead of Lindsay. Frazier Goes Out For 5th KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) Joe Frazier makes the fifth defense of his world heavyweight ring title tonight against young, bull-strong George Foreman with the shadow of Muhammad Ali still haunting him from the wings. It is a definite crisis in the three-year reign of the savage, swarming champion, who was born on a South Carolina plantation, reared in a Philadelphia ghetto and prepared for his profession by work as a butcher in a slaughterhouse. Should Frazier lose, the heavyweight division could be thrown into temporary turmoil and all the wind would be knocked out of the awaited Frazier-Ali rematch, which has promoters dreaming of a $20 million or $30 million extravaganza.

worry, not gonna the bearded Frazier says grimly. have never been more ready than I am for this fight. Then talk about The day before the showdown, Foreman appeared loose and confident, saying: at the records. Most heavyweight champions last more than two or three years. Frazier has had his day.

Now my turn. I will win." Las Vegas oddsmakers have made the 29-year-old champion a favorite over the 24-year-old challenger, who, like Frazier, is a former Olympic gold medalist and is unbeaten in his pro career. Still, nobody knows for sure. Foreman is an enigma. As a pro, he has never been floored and ringsiders wonder if he has the fiber to come off the deck and keep fighting.

only person to foul out of the game and Roosevelt York ended his short suspension by playing out the last minutes of the game and collecting six quick Hillsdale (57) Washington 9-0-18; VanSchoick 4-4-10; Adams 4-2-10; Grayer 3-1-, York 3-0-6; Erickson 1-2-4, totals 24( 53 )-9( 15)-57. Eastern Michigan (51) Cole 6-6-18; Tyson 4-2-10; Jones 2-0-4; Stover 1-1-3; Foreman 0-22; Bogner 1-0-2; Filiman 1-0-2, totals 20( 51 )-ll( 18)-51. Scoring by halves: Hillsdale 29 57 Eastern 18 Crampton Wins His Second Crown On Tour TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Bruce Crampton has taken two in a row, but the Australian veteran harbors no illusions about winning three consecutive events on the tough American pro golf tour. I think Crampton said with an almost sad smile when asked if he planned to make this Bing Crosby National Pro-Am his third, successive triumph.

one took a lot out of Crampton said Sunday after his, easy, front-running victory in the Dean Martin-Tucson Open, a decision that was tarnished just a trifle by a meaningless triple bogey seven on finishing hole. pretty he said. sleep very well all week. I came in here knowing I was playing well. I was keyed up, ready to get on with it.

that over, really Crampton victory, following his triumph at the Phoenix Open just the week before, made him th? first man to win consecutive Anerican tournaments since Arnold Palmer took the last two events of the 1969 season. Palmer also is the last player to win three in a row, in 1962. Crampton opened the final start was delayed hours by frozen greens and biting, 20-degree a three- stroke lead, eagled the second hole and threatened as he breezed home with a 71 for 277,11 under par on the Tucson National Golf Club, course. George Archer, who lost to Miller Barber in a playoff for the Tucson title a year ago, Harris and Gay Brewer tied for second at 282. Archer had a 72 while Harris and Brewer ched 70s in the weather that changed from bitter cold to mild and sunny.

Rod Funseth, winner of the Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open three weeks ago, Bobby Nichols and Richie Karl were next at 283. Nichols shot 72, Karl 73 and Funseth 74. Lee Trevino, a two-time Tucson champion and the pre-tourney favorite, really was never in it. He had a final round 70 for 285. Crampton, winner of 12 titles in his 17 years on the American tour, picked up $30,000 from the total purse of $150,000 and pushed his earnings to $60,000 for just two weeks.

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