South Carolina Tops Duke in ACC Opener
South Carolina defeated Duke 27 20 in a seesaw ACC opener as Tommy Suggs produced a 48 yard fourth down rushing score and a 24 yard fourth down pass to Fred Zeigler to seal the win. Duke and North Carolina State posted other league results while Clemson led Virginia 21 7 and Wake Forest suffered a 57 0 loss to Auburn.
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Rooster Year Changes Near Carolina Duke Game
In Columbia South Carolina the Gamecocks beat Duke 27 20 as the 1969 season shifts. Changes include less liquor at games and Dixie banned by USC band while a Broadway style fight song debuts and fans react to the new atmosphere. Durham was the original intended site for the Duke clash.
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DeHart Named Athletic Coordinator at USCA Aiken
Glen DeHart, a former USC Aiken basketball star and 1962 tournament record setter, returns as student coordinator of athletics. He will help organize intramurals, schedule games, recruit players, and supervise publicity, with plans for a booster club and expanded sports including golf and tennis. DeHart and his wife Mary Hatcher attend First Baptist Church and have a one year old son.
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Braves Narrow Gap in Stretch Behind Inning Run
The Braves stay within a half game of the league leaders as Ben Francisco drives in a key run for Atlanta in a tight late stretch.
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Baseball standings and late pennant chases across leagues
The Mets narrowed the NL East gap and reduced their magic number as they swept Pittsburgh. The Giants edged the Dodgers on a ninth inning error, while the Braves beat San Diego 8-2. Oakland and Seattle won elsewhere as Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago added wins.
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Pro Football Opens With Upsets Highlighting 1969 Debut
The Denver Broncos shocked the New York Jets 19 1 in Colorado as Pete Liske led a comeback over Namath. The Los Angeles Rams beat the Baltimore Colts 27 20 in a wild East showdown marked by Gabriel three TD passes. Giants Falcons Steelers also won while Packers Cowboys Browns and Redskins posted wins. Republic QBL হার
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Boxing Rousadup Fights Tom Bethea in Miami Beach
Luis Rodriguez marked time for his middleweight title tilt with Nino Benvenuti later this year and meets Tom Bethea of New York in a 10 rounder at the Miami Beach Auditorium Tuesday night. In Houston Sonny Liston aims for his 11th straight victory.
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Davis Cup Stays Cleveland as U S Sweeps Romania
Stan Smith and Arthur Ashe delivered final singles wins to seal a 5 0 American sweep over Romania in the Davis Cup challenge round at Clark Stadium. The U S will meet Nixon at the White House after a 21 year first five-match sweep, with Smith rallying from two sets down to defeat Nastase and Ashe defeating Tiriac.
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