The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 17

Way, November 20, 1973 THE JOURNAL HERALD 17 A .1 DAYTON, OHIO Wh avis? Anrnony out of that hospital wasn't An thony Davis. "LISTEN!" he said. "The people are worried about UCLA. The fans are worried. But are ANGELES Interview- piled up 206 yards in the rain ing Anthony Davis, they against Oregon, would be like interviewing the Then he went from the unbe-pumpkin the day after Cinderel- liable to the supernatural.

He la's ball, King Louis on the way 15 touchdowns In his last tn th onillntinc Nannlonn nr. Is1" games. He SCOred SIX tOUCh- Franklin wins Zulli award University of Dayton linebacker Jerry Franklin wai honored last m'ght as winner of the school's Andy Zulli award. The award goes annually to a UD football ser.it who best exemplifies the sportsmanship and character of Zulli, cr.ciime Flyer gridder who was killed in a motor accident whili serving in the U.S. Army in Germany in 1956.

Franklin, a native of Pyrma, Ohio, and a player who fought his way from third string last spring to a starting role, was presented the trophy last night at a banquet in his honor sponsored by Vic Cassuno, president of Cassano Enterprises, Inc. downs against Notre Dame, more than the Irish usually give up a season. He averaged 154 yards in his last six games. He Anthony Davis THE FIRST witness encoun-i we worried? Is anybody around tered was the coach, John here worried? No, sir! We're McKay, himself. "Oh, it's An- just coming into our own.

This is thony, all right," he laughed. a team which is getting better. "Anthony's just like a guy who It might be awesome. Besides, I hit 60 home runs last don't want to be known as a And now he's only got 40, and 'front-runner. What is it they people wonder why it isn't 75 say? 'When the going gets already.

You might say they're tough, the tough get pitching a little differently. Well, that's us. We will be heard "Actually, Anthony is about at 1 from." the same place he was this time So, the question will be an-last year what's he got, 771 swered in the UCLA game Sat-yards net? Remember, he did it urday. Is this alias Anthony all in the big games last year Davis? UCLA, Notre Dame and the AT UCI.A. I ran hear a roach to? returned kickoffs 468 yards and averaged 39 yards per punt re-' turn.

And he was only a sophomore. This year, they figured they might have to ban him. Tell him to report directly to the hall of fame or, at least, the Green Bay Packers. Jim urray Elba. The party was over.

The glass slipper was too tight. All Anthony had left was an old dance card. You would find him sitting by the fire in old clothes. All the trophies and pictures on the wall showed someone else wearing No. 28.

The roses were faded and crushed in an old book. The music had stopped, the air had gone out of the balloons. It rained on "the parade. The crown turned green. the age of 20, all he had tfas a lot of yesterdays.

NO ONE had the incandescent career of Anthony Davis, the Southern California running Ba'ckl One short year ago he came off the bench one-third of Now is thi timi to buj thi all now 74 JjflATADOR Rose Bowl. And we still got right now when a lineman asks UCLA and the Rose Bowl. What is Anth0ny Davis' pie want him to be all And heanswers, "Cnn if vnn ant timo tn rpnri ttip I next put the suspect himself numLr. it ain't Anthonv C0UP JACK BECKER PRESIDENT on the stand. "People are sug- pavis!" What had happened? Who had stolen Davis' jersey? Will the real Anthony Davis please get up? I went out to USC to check the mysterious disappearance Anthony Davis.

The only clue I got was that some people pointed to an auto accident Davis had last spring and an operation on his legs. Some say the guy who walked THEN IT was 1973, and all over country football coaches thought something had gone wrong with their projector. "Wait a minute," said, looking at USC films, "How come they're not playing Davis?" "They are," an assistant would say. "That's him No. 28." ''That can't be him," the coach would grumble.

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"I haven't changed, the team has. We're in a rebuilding phase. Take those guys last year. They have been together three years. That was one of the very great college teams ever put together.

That team didn't open up holes, they opened up tunnels. Freeways, man, in non-rush hour." Then, he, personally, was as good as last year? Sportabouts and Hatchbacks All New Economy Luiury Automobiles 14 Hornets mr v. Miami passive titlist Keating-Cooling SINCE 1902 FO'JRl USTM tKNUU. SUMMER SAFETY CHECK-UP BE SAFE! BE SURE! Hive your "FURNACE" or Conversion Burner checked and serviced NOW! MAKES $1 C95 ONLY I EXT ENDED THOU Fill 277-9374 '74 Jeeps and Trucks On Sale (AP) The Maimiicause we sot the i i i nt 20 throueh four vears of! im Detier laugneatne Cplphins had clinched the Amer-1 clinched. He'll be working us I college to get in the pros, but we in Anthony Davis uniform, iran Fnnthi.il fW, F.astar1 in Practice tomorrow." ican't be trusted with alcoholic I People key on me this year.

BECKER MOTOR SALES 277-8981 VI But Csonka didn't mind the leverages. They're afraid wejwnv Division title and a spot in the of champagne in the locker.might say somtething to Selmon brothers said, Well, playoffs, but you couldn't tell it room-where all alcoholic bev-ipress. What they don't realize is ilooklt who we got here! We got 3SM SALEM WASHER. MUm rtliuiuil-cc udvia: imagine erages are banned by National we say it anyway." uj the dressing room. And Anthon-ee Davis laughed again.

Football League rules defen- "Seriously, it's the principle innM. r- i u. 1 ''This place is like a morgue," saia uoipmn uneoacKer mcKia jrked tjnued drink cham. Bupniconti as the Dolphins (9-1) j. "Baseball players can have pagne because it's too tough on dressed at Buffalo's Erie County been in the locker room after stomach, but I'd like to pour Stadium and prepared to return every game.

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