Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 128, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1973 Page: 7 of 18
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Cincinnati 7, Houston 3
Los Angeles 10, Pittsburgh 2
Chicago (A.) 4, Atlanta 3
New York (N.) 0, Detroit 4
New York (A.) 3, St. Louis 1
Kansas City 3, Philadelphia 2
Boston 7, Montreal 6
Baltimore 4, Minnesota 3
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Brockport St. 79, Riverside 70
Tennessee St. 54, Akron 50
Ky. Wesleyan 87, Roanoke 03
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Green was voted player of the
year in the Southland Confer-
ence, eclipsing such major col-
lege notables at Dwight Lamar
and Roy Ebron of Southwestern
Louisiana.
This year. Green reached a
high-water mark in scoring with
a 30.9 average, good for second
in the country among small
college players. He had a
rebound average of 15.7, also
leading the Southland Confer-
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All-America
Guilford whip Valdosta, Ga.
State 98-81; Westmont Clobber
Missouri Southern 8570 and
Oklahoma Baptist surprise
Winonoa, Minn., State 12-72.
Seals, Xavier’s sophomore
Green, Louisiana Tech’s siana Tech finish with an 18-8 sensation, masterminded the
rebound-hungry center, and record and the No. 8 ranking in downfall of the proud Bearkats
James Lister, the heart of top- The AP poll "He was the whole from Texas. He connected for 32
ranked Sam Houston State, team,” said a school points, hitting on 14 of 24 from
were among those named today spokesman. the floor, and had 10 rebounds,
to The Associated Press’ 1973 „ .. "We were flat," said Archie
Little All-American basketball .Hstereanothersseniorinthes Porter, The Sam Houston
team 10 range with a UtUe more beef coach. CF-LA-T. We obviously-
Joining the frontcourt brut- onhisframe(27 pounds.Was were not mentally ready.
sers was another talented giant the sparkbehind Sam Houston Xavier brought the
from Tnieiana New orCane State’s 25-0 regular season “ ,OOU. U15 „
trom Louisiana, New Orleans rorra , ’ W . They played tough.”
Xavier’s Bruce Seals, and two recordand No. lranking in the A howling overflow crowd of
guards- Mike Boyland of As- finalAP . H ollege.pol. is 10.500 watched the Bearkats. Z8- ppd, rain
sumption. Mass and Fred Smi- ayeragGs ‘ fa.points and 16 1, jump ahead 7-0 and Xavier California B’ vs Oakland B’
ley of Northwood, Mich. teboundsagamdidn ttlthe strike back to gain a 3251 at Mesa, Arix. ppd, rain
Only Boylan was a previous whodostorztsAlong-"ithihis halftime lead Sam Houston Cleveland vs Oakland, rain
All-American, making The AP’s gaudyoffensivetabentsheawas forged out front 43-39 with 13,
third team last year. one of the country, best shot- minutes and 37 seconds left. 1
Green, a Moot-10, 196-pound- mockers. Gregory Berniard put the
“from McComb, Mis*..was an Seals connected for 25.9 points Gold Rush ahead for good with
oovkills choice for Au-American a game and was mostly two free throws with 6:44 to go.
after breaking records by the responsible for putting Xavier Soon thereafter, Seals unloaded
basketful at the Ruston, La., into the NAIA’* post-season three consecutive baskets
school. tournament After that it was all Xavier.
He started 102 straight games
from his freshman year and
cracked career marks for scor-
ranked small college dub, 67-60.
portunity to turn giant kilter
•gain as the Gold Rush collides
with the No. 1 seed, Maryland--------------------------------------------------- St., Tex. 60
Eastern Shore, 242, in the Slipper Rock, Pa., 2M, vs moved into the favorites role to Westmount, Calif. M.
quarterfinal* Wisconsin Green Bay 28-3 win this 36th annual NAIA Mo.Southern 70
Sam Houston’s defeat toft Guilford, N.C., 265, v* West- dribble derby, although the Vik- Okla. Baptist 82, Winona,
only three seeded teams in the moot, Calif., 255 ings and the other remaining Minn, St 72
six-day meet The others, in ad- Augustan*. 27-1, v* Okla- clubs still must reckon with Xa-
dition to Eastern Shore, are No homa Baptist, 1M1. vier. ... ..
2 Augustana, DL, and No. 2 Second-seeded Augusta, with The Vikings advanced by
Wisconsin Green Bay Sam Houston’s elimination and nudging Defiance of Ohio, 64-61
Other quarterfinal pairings its ability to win the close ones. Green Bay downed South Caro-
lina State 7255 and Eastern
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James Lister, senior, Sam Houston State
Bruce Seal sophomore Xavier (La):
Mike Boylan senior. Assumption: Fred
Smiley, senior, Northwood (Mich )
Second Team
Lenard Robinson Tennessee State: Joel
Copel and. Old Dominion; Marvin Webster,
Morgan State William June" Harris,
North Carolina A&T; Hershel Lewis.
Winona State (Minn. )
Third Team
Dennis Jchnson, Ferris State (Mich ),
Walter McCray. University of Tennessee
Ohattanooga: Ron Gdliam. Brock port
State: Willie Oxford, Vaidosta State:
Major Jones. Albany State (Ga)
Monorabte Mention
John Laing. Augustanta til . Jay Pic
cola, Roanoke John Grochowalski,
Assumption. Cal Tatum, Sawthorn
Colorado State: Ray Vyzas. Sacred Heart
LOO Cotburn. South Dakota State: Mike
Oana Potsdam; Pete Harris. Stephen F
Austin; Don Johnson, Lebanon Valley:
Eugene Short, Jackson State
Lloyd Free. Guilford Aaron James.
Grambling Mike Ogan, Car son Newman;
Sytvester Cuyler. Marymount; Charles
Edge. Lemoyne Owen; Fred Devaughn.
Westmont College of CX i Mr rag Mike
Fr»ma .Western Washington Vernon Wil
son, Northeest Louisiana: Norman Bathe.
Fairmont: Jim 8 ushkofsky upper lowa:
Mike A l toe co Stonehill: Claude While.
Elmhurst; Mike Stumpt, Capital Hoagie
Simmons. Texas A&I Dave Hollowell,
Ithaca. Free Shear Stone Kevin
Morrissey. East Stroudsburg: Ed Miller.
CW Post Bill Higgins. Ashland: Steve
Williams. Carton Newman
Shore disposed of Ferris, Mich.
State 9590
Wednesday’s other games
saw Slippery Rock bomb Quin-
nipiac, Conn., 104-75;
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■Hank taking dead aim at mark
By BERT ROSENTHAL dead aim on the Babe’s total- whelming tor the 1074 cam- edge the Minnesota Twins 44.
Assoctated Press Sporta Writer and if he readme it this season, paign. Bumbry also drew a walk, state
I Old-time basebail fans who he will quit Aaron didn’t Mt any homers • base and threwout. a Min-
’ were steadfast in their belief ”H I should get extra lucky Wednesday as the winless nesota runner at the PM*
that Babe Ruth’s hallowed and hit 42 homers this season. Braves toot their fifth exhibition Veteran Jim Lyttle, fighting
record of 714 home runs would Im planning on quitting," he game. 44 to the Chicago White fora berth on be Kansas City
never be broken, now must face said. But my real plan, which Sox. Tony Miner tod the White roteer. improved has cimncosby
reality—Hank Aaron will do it is more realistic, is to hit at Sox with three runs batted in, driving in two runs and scoring
- barring injury toast 42 in two seasons." including two with a double another in the Royals' 32
during threerun first inning victory over Philadelphia, the
The 39-year-old Atlanta Aaron, with a career total of Phillies' first torn to six games
Braves slugger, needing only 673 homers, including M last Meanwhile, rookie outfielder The Boston Red Sox rallied
41 homers to tie Ruth's tong- season, said his goal this year is Al Bumbry had three hits, in- for a 76 victory over the Mon-
_________ standing record and 42 to break 35 homers. That would leave chiding a run-scoring double treal Expos on Ben ogilvie’s
, Slippery Rock St 104, Quin- A made it emphatically clear him six short of Ruth's record, and a game-winning single, run-scoring double in the eighth
a nipiac 75 Wednesday that he was taking and make the buildup over- helping the Baltimore Orioles inning
Guilford, N.C. 98, Valdosta, m ’ ~ ” ‘
Ga. 81
Md.-Eastern Shore, 95, Ferris
St., Mich. 90
Wis. -Green Bay 72, S Caro-
lina St. 55
Augustana, II. 64, Defiance,
Ohio 61
Xavier, La 67, Sam Houston
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