Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1973 — Page 3
Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana
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Saturday, April 7,1973
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9 From ISU Named Outstanding College Athletes
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«*JL7SrZX swimmer Tom Becker Lee rece.ved AN-Amenct ^ cZ%U^%^0™' been selected as Outstanding ort), and wrestler Carl (Chico) honorable mention after a “ April 5-7: Becker, a senior has won lour College Athletes of America. Lutes(Easton, Pa.). standout 1972 season in which he Murphy, the only junior among Sle/.ak, a junior, will be after ■'Wim letters at ISC and at one They will appear in the annual Poss, a three-year starter at set a number of ISU records, the ISU football honorees, led the his first individual championship nme held the school trees ye biographical awards volume, offensive right guard, was second- including rushing yardage (957)! nation in kickoff returns in 1972 on side horse in that meet. A two- rccord d \ every distance “Outstanding College Athletes of team College Division All- touchdowns (13) and total points with a 32 - 1 average while time All-America, he placed in the s P rm,er dunng his tirst two America," and are the first America choice by Associated (7g). He was recently signed by operating asa safety with the event as a freshman and third as a seUM, ns, e success u > ma e e athletes so honored from ISU. Press after the 1972 season, the the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of Sycamore defensive unit. Murphy sophomore, and has an average conversion to a distance swimmer Selected were football players first Sycamore ever to be honored the Canadian Football League. needs 698 yards in kickoff return score of 9.5 (of a possible 10.0) aEld ed , u > a tom recor Bob Poss (Landover Hills, Md.), that highly. He was also among Karazsia, one thesmallest yardage next season to become that is ISU’s best this year. ot 26-15duringnls tour years. Willie Lee (South Bend Riley), those receiving All-America linebackers (5-8, 182) in college t ^ le all-time College Division Danley became an All-America Lutes, a junior, has represented
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — year,” he said, “but all these John Karazsia (Crabtree, Pa.) honorable mention after the 1971 football, was a two-time member leader in that category. asa sophomore gymnast for the Indiana State in the NCAA Adolph Rupp believes the spi- boys here got the dollar sign in and Rick Murphy (Lafayette season, served at ISU’s co-captain of the All-America honorable Morgan was national AUU still Sycamores in 1972. placing sixth nationals in each of his three raling bonuses for college their eyes. I doubt if we could Jeff); gymnasts Tom Morgan last season and was named mention list. During the 1972 rings runner-up in 1971 and in the nation on horizontal bar. seasons. This past season he had talent would be trimmed two- afford any of them.” (North Hollywood, Calif.), Ed College Athlete of the Month by season he set school records for NCAA runner-up in 1972. The He could place even higher this an overall record of 19-4,
,hird, by a merger of pro bas.
Rupp: Pro Bonuses Would Be Cut With ABA-NBA Merger
ketball’s two leagues. “If we don’t merge,” said the president of the American Basketball Association’s Memphis Tams, “we can forget about some teams in both leagues. “They won’t be around next year,” Rupp said of shaky franchises in both the National Basketball Association and the ABA. Rupp. 71, who retired last season as the University of Kentucky coach, said he has been scouting college seniors personally “so we don’t make a tragic mistake and pay a boy too much.” The man who coached a national college record of 879 victories said, “It’s easier for me to spend S300 or S400 in expenses than paying a boy a 5150,000 bonus that can’t even make it in our league.” The famed Baron, out of retirement to coach the East in the college all-star game last weekend, drooled at all of the players assembled for the con-
test.
“The talent is very good this Basketball Playoffs All Times EST All Series Best-of-7 ABA Division Semifinals East Division Carolina 112, New York 108, Carolina leads 3-1 W est Division Indiana 97, Denver 95, Indiana leads 3-1 Saturday's Games East Division Virginia at Kentucky, 1:30 p.m., national television if necessary West Division Denver at Indiana, 8:10 p.m. I tah at San Diego. 10:30 p.m., Utah leads 2-0 Sunday's Games East Division Carolina at New York, 7:05 p.m., Utah leads 2-0 Sunday's Games East Division Carolina at New York, 7:05 p.m., if necessary West Division Indiana at Denver, 7:05 p.m. if necessary l tah at San Diego, 10:30 NBA Conference Semifinals Thursday's Games Western Conference Milwaukee 113, Golden State , Milwaukee leads 2-1 Western C onference Los Angeles at Chicago, 8:30 p.m., Los Angeles leads 2-0 Saturday’s Games W estern Conference Milwaukee at Golden State, 11:05
p.m.
Sunday's Games Eastern Conference Boston at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Baltimore at New York, if necessary, 2:10 p.m. Western Conference Golden State vs. Milwaukee at Madison, Wis., if necessary 9:00
p.m.
Los Angeles at Chicago, 4:35 p.m. Cash Concrete 4-3-73 ( lay Co. RTC 153 87 Bluebird Cafe 148 92 Cash Concrete 136 104 Paris Const. 132 108 Stultz Feed & Seed 130 110 Pepsi Cola 125 115 Edmonds 112 128 First National Bank 108 132 William’s Upholstery #2 106 134 William’s Upholstery #1 100 140 McMillan Carpets 100 140 Fashions Dd. 90 150 High Team Game: Paris (Construction 840 High Team Series: Paris Construction 2388 High Ind. Game: B. Nees High Ind. Series: J. Paris 529 Series over 450: J. Paris 529, E. Pearson 489, J. Alex 467, R. Brewster 465, S. Cash 465, J. Taylor 463, L. Dickey 453, M. Casady 452.
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