Wagener-Salley Girls Face Inexperience With New Coach
Debbie Crenshaw leads the 0-11 Wagener-Salley girls who rely on three freshmen a sophomore and a junior as they adjust to a new four corner offense from UNC. Teresa Adams and Carol Hoover praise Crenshaw while planning for a stronger 1973 season and cage victories before graduation.
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Clemson Downs Furman in Narrow 58 54 Victory
Clemson snapped a five game skid by defeating Furman 58 to 54 as Jeff Reisinger scored 16 points, 14 in the second half. Clemson improves to 8-7 in the ACC while Furman, leading the SoCon, drops to 15 losses overall.
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Providence Nips Eagles On Stacom’s Late Game Winner
Kevin Stacom scored 24 points and hit a 20 footer with two seconds left in overtime to lift eighth ranked Providence over Boston College 79 77. Marvin Barnes fouled out with 29 points and 13 rebounds as BC stayed close through regulation with Jere Nolan and Bob Carrington each scoring 20.
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Palmer aims for new worlds in Superstar sports event
Jim Palmer, Cy Young winner with the Baltimore Orioles, heads to Rotunda, Florida for a seven of ten event qualifying round next week. He will compete in golf tennis bowling the 880 yard run a one mile bike race a 100 meter swim and an 80 yard obstacle course. Palmer enjoys golf and tennis and jokes about ping pong while noting the field has expanded to 48 invited athletes for a Feb 25 26 final.
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Speedway Will Try Saving Fuel
The Alabama International Speedway will cut the Winston 500 distance from 500 to 450 miles on May 5 to save fuel. Promoters agreed to a 10 percent race-distance cut and a 25 percent overall fuel reduction, with one day of practice canceled and a 60-car field reduced to 20 cars.
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