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2 Telegraph Colorale Springs, Colo, Thursday, Dec, 10 1970 Theisma Edg Heisman back Joe Theismann of Noire Ham Pent a Jagt 13 years downs and points and Braxton is an outstanding bloek-j On defense. Atenis hasn't had Middle guard j11 Casanova is the best athlete 2 3 SSS .5 vards over-all, 11 more than while Coach Bob Devaney of back and the pitch man ac- back on crucial standing speed probably can Simpson gained for Southern Nebraska calls Newton the cording to Coach John McKay. Anderson is a a Cat in 1968. He ranks ninth on "toughest, most aggressive line- Frank Broyles isn't known for back and running hack, which- Ski lienort the all-time list With 3,172 yards, man we ve ever had. his overwhiclming praise of his for Cha schooi Gene: I It would be hard to surpass! DiNardo, who missed four players.

but the Arkansas coach and made a couple of sf o( Tcxas Colorado thc campaign enjoyed bv Jen- games with a knee injury and is says that Phillips is the to preserve LSI victory Joining Theismann on the se- lh5, 'bird team. lect all-star squad were three Ib'ggesiIsurprs p.p., repeaters from 1969 -offensive "'as the se ec guard Chip Kell of Tennessee Plunkett Their pass rg defensive guard Jim Still- statistics were fairly wagon and comer back Jack completed bo Tatum, both of Ohio Stale. 8 2 429 Colorado Report agon and corner back Jack 2 DENVER (CPI) Colorado campaign enjoyed by Jen- games with a knee injury and is says that "Loyd tm.ll.ps is me to preseive lhrce's a belter free safety alum, both of Ohio State 2 ski Country USA reported the ninRS a 9 6 sprinter out of the Cotton Bowl, too. and only defensive lineman had Auburn. Ham has a knack or ere no a gjmencjorfa Texas.

Ohio State. Nebraska. lfi following conditions at Colorado encmv secondaries He Kell also arc superb blockers, here in 13 years to compare making the big play, mari timenaon, out Louisiana Slate and Notre PtaM gmbbed passes 1.289 The latter won the Jacobs Tro- with Bumpas." The Italian-born against the run or he pass, and the Damc-the teams ranked 1-2-3- 1 Arapahoe. 41 inch base, 1 inch vards and 17 touchdowns. Hous- phy in 1069 as the best blocker Perdom, the other tackle, in blocking pu 5-6 i The AP's final new snow, hard packed.

Wright caught 47 for 874 season placed two Theismann added Aspen Ajax, 14 inch a var(js and nine scores, although players on the All-America 11 1 -i! team. the Cougars had problems at 21 inch 384 yards on the ground to Plun- bard packed The Texas representatives Td for Aspen Highlands, and defensive end Bill Atess Purdue in Packed powder. for two years Darrell1 Royal which was inle 'ted Aspen Snow-mass, 16 inch most solid ba Ohio sclbacks basc, hard packed. State placed St wagon and Ta- Air Force and Breckenridge. no report.

mm while Nebraska had offen- wWch hp was out. Ski Broadmoor no report. Toerv Morbnei shone bv Bob Parker and Dave Crested Butte 31 inch base. jjuhi linebacker Jerry Murtaugh. ppnhaii rewctivelv hurt his bard packed-packed powder.

norw. r-ftm cnrwar nilirk Hp- reSpCCUV t. 1J, Ilu I 111. Widr Army; rom Lous super qmcK ae tu pnrre and Cal Ceneva Basin, presently Barrios, xuianr; Bwdeii, fense came linebacker Mike An- cnances- Inc rone ana ta state; Brown, Purdue; -fames came after Stanford had weekends rtler Southern California; cbeason-, Duke, derson and back Tommy Casa- Hidden Valley, present Eben. Oklahoma sute; Fair, Toledo; already clinched the Pacific 8 ti- 1 Misataaippl: Graham.

Oklahoma nova while the Notre Darners weekcvds only. stair; Nebraska; rk were Theismann and offensive lone defeat Ski Idlewild. no report. Tlio offense consist Theismann threw for 526 yards i Hotn ind inn iSravtnn and. although he was intercept- packed.

rilni! Jr reeefveis cd four times, two of them came Take Eldora, West wide receivers desner- bard packed- Ernie Jennings. Air Force, and JrishLn Loveland, Honorable Mention OFFENSE Tight Crf-; aney. Notre Dame; Dieken, ka. Western Michigan; Fleming, Southern Methodist; Mtaiik, Wisconsin; By MIKE RECHT Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) The American Basketball Association has had its coming out party, a tri-colored affair that While a few old National Bas- Don Popplewell, Colorado, and running back Don McCauley of North Carolina, who shattered, O. J.

one-season national rushing record. The others on defense end Charlie Weaver, Southern on ai harrl hraska; Siam, Viltanovw Smith, Missis Keystone, 3U, trace new, nara S(jtle, state, vataha, Stanford considered a rousing and Slgnitl- Ohio Britton. manmade base, Richmond; Boober. Louiaviise, cant success by almost every- who showed up itelv tried to nass the Irish into Loveland, 30 inch base, hard Southern Elmo Wright, Houston; tackle 3 nah. Juhh SMni(rd; ketball Association stick-m-the- rnnfpnf nn UavMU, Kansan; Southern alitor a.

Dan Dierdorf, Michigan; center 1 Monarch 43 inch basc, ma, Muiitr lowa; Dartmouth; muds stuck up their noses, most packed powder. the crowd of 12,522 had a fine Pow-derhom. no report. Wednesday night as the Pnrpatnrv 29 inch base hard Slatf; To'idl! ABA made its debut Madison OFFENSE rurgdiory, lOVU ncnu Bob bora, Wake Fore Tight Moore, Stanford. narkftd E3 Bush, Square Garden, the meCCa Of Wide Beasley, Au ton State; Caverty, Toledo, Chtida, 11 nnfnt ftf burn, and Bobby Oregon Steamboat, 24 inch base, hard Dea.se, The Citadel; basket Dali and IHC tOCai pOilll 01 Larron Jackson, Missouri.1 Michigan State; Demane.

untuiana vd land Bobby Wuensch. Texas. packed. State; Finley, Bowling Green: Forey.i UK. -son.

in Texas ASrMs Hammers, Jtav- Sunllght. opens Dec. 12. li. Colorado; Hendren, California; Hoiu Vail, 29 inch base, powder- ba.

Penn State; Houseal. Colgate; Janet Second Team First Team Guards- Henry Allison, San Dtcgo State, and Dave Thompson. Clemson Center Bob Herb, Will Dm Mary. Quarterback- Jim Plunkett. Sianford Running Backs John Ohio Stale, and Marinaro.

Cornell. DEFENSE OFFENSE Ends Herb Orvis. Colorado, and Jack Tight Braxton, West Virgin- Youngblood, Florida ia. fi t. 222.

Sr Vanderbilt, Pa Tackles Craig Hanneman. Oregon Wide Receivers Ernie Jennings, Air state, and John Sage. State. Force, fi d. 172.

Sr Kansas City. and Guard Henry Hill, Michigan Elmo Wright, Houston, 6-0. 195, Bra Linebackers- Phil Croyle. California; r.oria. Tex.

Rick Kingrea. Tulane, and Jackie Walk- Dan Dierdorf, Michigan, fi 4 Tennessee 250, Canton. Ohio, and Bob Newton, Backs- Dick Adams, Miami, Ohio, Nebraska, fi-4, Sr Calif Mike Scnsibaugh. Ohio State, and Norm DiNardo, Notre Dame, Thompson, I Lab 6-i. 240, Queens, and Chip Kell, if if Tennessee.

6-0, 240, Sr Decatur. Ga. Popplewell, Colorado, 6 2, 240, Raytown, Mo Theismann. Notre packed powder. Winter Park, hard packed.

24 inch basc, Colorado State Swimmers Open Washington; Jerniean, Mississippi; Knpp East Carolina; McGhee, Memphis State; McGhee. Nebraska; Muht wr. Mitchell. Texas; Speigner. Au burn, Stanibaugh.

Oregon; Strickland Ohio State Michigan State; Be cans, Tennessee; Blosser. Kent State Third Team The curious got a good look at the four-year-old league and the ABAers did plenty of cheering as the Virginia Squires came from behind to bent Denver 113-109 and then the Indiana vans Tennessee; Biosser. rvem Borner. Memphis State: DeLeone, Ohio PaeCTS disappointed the partl- ton1' San CfOWd by Crushing tllC York Nets 129-108. Davenport.

Arizona State; Delisle, Wis ThcV Were the Onlv ABA llllllldl 3 ULILII iconsin; Dougherty. Miami, Ohio: Ehr ri IllllllVrl VPVM mann, Syracuse; Estay, Louimana State, games of the night. In the NBA, FORT Diisvutci Baltimore clobbered Milwaukee swimming team 'its first splash of the season this weekend as the Rams facelcarollna; Ray, North Carolina; Roller, Baltimore clobbered Milwaukee 127-97. San Francisco bounced first splash this Detroit 119-99k Boston outscored Carolina, 64 211 Garden City. NY.

Tight End-Ttm Delaney. San Diego weejien(j ag Rams face Carolina; Ray. North Carolina Seattle 136-121, Cincinnati de- ri Wide Western Athletic Conference Atlanta 118-106 and Port- F.nd»—Bin 6 3 155. Sr.1 uWiuippi.jchampion Utah in a dual meet state. land whipped Cleveland 109-102.

a Fnda and host the WAC It was a different type crowd Bum Arkansas, 6 J. Relays Saturday. KgiSyrajnwe Vaje. than usually Watches the NCW iff srRocwtfrJ Runmnij1 a' ke Nor Heading the Ust of CSU re- Knicks in the Garden, a lev, Mass thwesiern, and Kansas. tumees will be All-AmeriCanSaiwhit6t California.

lcSS Btll Wisconsin, and Hutton and Rick Colley. nBeiifmcmcinnati. and Hutton was a silver medal win- of the red white and oxer npr for his.performance in blue ABA balls given away at bfRacks- Casanova, iana State! and Charlte Hall. 1968 Olympics and at State, 6 2. 196 Jr Crowley.

La Dave Houston. Elmendori, T.xa* AtM, 6U 200, freestyle event. sophisticated one heavy Amona; with youngsters out to take ad- Bowrien. Houiton. Tex Jack Tatum, Ohio Itohby Majors, Tennessee, State.

6 0 20 Sr Pasaatc, N.J. Willingham. name nan. liuu vnmyw rtern Minhj-; the door. held the world record in the 400The kids i ti ornimi flraham.

HrPffOtl stomped, clagped hustled for auto- i restone com QSS II PUNT i Wyoming: Graham, Oregon; Hall, Hous- chfilltpd ton; Henderson. Texas; Huff, Michigan; ana SnOUlCQ, Irwin, Colorado; Jackson, graphs wiliC the plfiVCTS gladly lories Bavlor; Light, Minnesota; Niczgo- or da, Toledo; FHferini. lcla Ross, New signed and had the pace re- 94 DUIWU sounding with the bouncing of those basketballs. They lined Missouri; Winfrey, Wisconsin; Wisdom, court during the WarmUpS Rice; an(j a policeman CVC.n played Burns, catch With OHC of the boVS, 0 arpur something unheard of during a due; Davis, Western Duncan, psmp Toledo; Dunlap, North Texas State; KniCKi gc terltng, Richmond; Ellis, Notre dame; The entire atmosphere W3S riii, Tuiane; Farasopoulos, Brigham, Young; Ford, Georgia Tech; Hall, Arizo- more relaxed, leSS SOphlStlCat- nngton ed. There was little of the fash- Kelley, The'ciu: ion parade that attends NBA del; Kolich, Kansas State; Landis, Pcun here State; Maattala, Air Force; McGill.

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Minnesota; Varnadoe, The Citadel; Youngblood, California, Rice Invades Colorado State FORT COLLINS. Colo. (UPI) Rice University, the defend two games and the free gift, there was little doubt that the, appearance here meant much more to the ABA. is it, playing in the said Coach Lou Carnesecca, after watching his Nets go down despite Rick 35 points. means more stature, more prestige, more acceptance for the Owner Roy Roe of the Nets the same way, and said he ing Southwest Conference bas- hoped to play three more games ketball champion, invades Fort) here and would even try to Collins tonight for a game schedule some playoff contests, against Colorado State Univer- in the Garden if the Nets get sity.

Coach Jim Rams that far. proves we're closer to par- will have a tough time getting ity between the leagues their fourth win in a row said. The significance is Customer Parking CASCADE AT BIJOU PH. 471-9000 Hotirst 7:30 a. p.m.

Monday thru Saturday they take on the Texans. There that we drew 12,500, and any-; are seven lettermen on the Rice thing that, helps our prestige squad from last cham- helps us and a pionship team Commissioner Jack Dolph of Williams said earlier this the ABA also was very pleased week the contest would enable I at the turnout and the enthu- lifjTT )USt a merger more via team he has. UNC Wrestlers Open Road Meet GREELEY Northern Colorado wrestlers open a gruelling six-meet road trip Monday night when the Bears meet Oklahoma Norman. LOOSE BALL Denver Rockets forward Byron Beck (10) and Virginia Squires Roland Taylor (14) jump for loose ball in first period ABA action at able, more he said. I heard the price scale $4.50 to $8.50 I gulped.

But we proved we can come in and do a successful promotion in the Garden. needs a merger. The NBA needs it, the ABA needs it, the NCAA needs it, the fans need it. Making it on your, own is ridiculous nowadays. If there is no merger, I anticipate; UNC, tenth-ranked in pre-sea- ap time records for sport con- son NCAA College Division tracts will be broken this year, polls, will meet four of the na-jonce, twice, three New York's Madison Square Garden Wednesday.

At left is Denver's Wayne Chapman (10). (AP Wirephoto) top six University Divi sion teams on the trip. After the meet with Okla The crowd, which included two charter plane loads of fans from Indiana, wasn't thinking homa, he fifth-ranked team, merger, however, as they came UNC meets Oklahoma State, the alive when Virginia made up a top-rated team, Dec. 21-point first half deficit and Last year, OSU finished! then closed with a rush in the fi- fourth and' Oklahoma sixth in nal quarter after falling eight the national oturnament. i back.

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