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1973 State Championship Final Summaries

  
1973 Class 3A State Championship Game
John Carroll vs. Andalusia
John Carroll
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
A 13   Mountain Brook 10 W  
H 43   Abrams 0 W  
H 20   Shades Valley 0 W  
H 27   Homewood 6 W  
A 26   Fairfield 0 W  
A 28   Thompson 6 W  
H 34   Glenn 0 W  
H 34   Vestavia Hills 8 W  
    OPEN    
A 21   Childersburg 0 W  
H 10   Sheffield 0 W  1st Rd
H 10   T.R. Miller 0 W  Semi
H 30   Andalusia 7 W  Finals
  
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Andalusia
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
A 33   Escambia County 12 W  
H 36   Luverne 6 W  
A 17   Charles Henderson 6 W  
A 21   Geneva 12 W  
H 54   Greenville 0 W  
H 21   Carroll 21 T  
A 14   T.R. Miller 8 W  
H 61   Elba 0 W  
H 63   Evergreen 0 W  
A 30   Opp 0 W  
H 36   Thompson 0 W  1st Rd
H 21   Cherokee County 0 W  Semi
A 7   John Carroll 30 L  Finals
  
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Game Summary
John Carroll
6 11 6 7 -- 30
Andalusia
0 7 0 0 -- 7
 
 Scoring Summaries: 
Carroll: Mark Salem 7 yard run (Johnny Walker PAT no good) 7:13
Andalusia: Albert Weeden 18 yard run (Harris Rabren PAT)
Carroll: Ronald Wright 80 yard run (Walker to Mareno pass) 2:39
Carroll: Johnny Walker 24 yard field goal 0:09
Carroll: Mark Salem 1 yard run (Johnny Walker PAT no good) 3:05
Carroll: John Mullen 41 yard interception return (Johnny Walker PAT) 0:13
 
  Carroll Andalusia
First Downs 14 10
Rush/Yards 216 132
Pass/Yards 74 54
Pass att/com/int 12-4-0 16-3-4
Total Yards 290 186
Fumbles/Lost 0 2
Punt/Avg. 5-28.0 3-27.0
Penalties 90 10
Time of Poss.
    
Game MVP:
Records: John Carroll (12-0); Andalusia (11-1-1)
Coaches: James McNally, John Carroll and Don Sharpe, Andalusia
Game: Played Friday, November 30, 1973 at Legion Field Birmingham
 
Summary:
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Collinsville completed the 1931 season with a record of 1-4-5. The five ties will forever be a state record since all games are now decided by overtime.