Ow ens Corning Team Bags A Production Win At Bryar Park
Loudon New Hampshire Ow ens Corning Racing Team topped the A Production race at Bryar Park in 25 laps after Jerry Thompson and Tony DeLorenzo passed pole sitter John Paul. The duo finished five seconds ahead on a 70.77 mph average setting a new lap record and moving into the Central Division lead toward a second National Championship.
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Loudon
N.H
Owens-Corning Racing
Corvette
Bryar Park
Jerry Thompson
Tony Belorenzo
John Paul
Thompson
DeLorenzo
Tony DeLorenzo
Clemson Linebacker Jim Sursavage Named Defensive Player of the Week
Clemson based linebacker Jim Sursavage a 6 3 210 senior from Andrews North Carolina earned the South Carolina Association of Sportswriters defensive player of the week after delivering 10 tackles and seven assists in a 27 17 win over Virginia. He helped anchor a second half shutout and made several early defensive plays. This marks his second Clemson defensive honor following B B Elvington last week.
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Columbia
Jim Sursavage
Clemson
South Carolina Association of Sportswriters
Sursavage
Andrews
N. C
Virginia
B. B. Elvington
Gamecocks shuffle lineup for NC State clash
Senior Doug Hamrick moves to starting right end after five receptions for 59 yards in two games including three catches in a 43 7 win over Wake Forest. Chandler Boyd and Mike Haggard earn starting spots. Haggard replaces injured Jim Mitchell. Clemson scouts Georgia ahead of Athens showdown. Georgia captains named for upcoming game.
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Associated Press
Doug Hamrick
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Wake Forest
Chandler Boyd
Mike Haggard
Boyd
Russ Kunitz
Rover
Haggard
Jim
Mitchell
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Esewhere
Clemson Tigers
Georgia Bulldogs
Athens
Georgia
Tulane
Suggs and Duches Named ACC Offensive Players of the Week
South Carolina quarterback Tommy Suggs and center Danny Duches were named ACC offensive players of the week by the Atlantic Coast Sports writers Association. Suggs, a senior from Lamar, S C, earns his fourth such honor in three years. Duches, a senior from Hanahan, S C, also receives the honor, as teammates become the first pair to share the weekly offensive award. Suggs played sparingly in the second half but helped the Gamecocks beat Wake Forest 43-7 and became the school's all time total offense leader with 3 405 yards, completing 12 of 27 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Tommy Suggs
Danny Duches
Atlantic Coast Conference
Atlantic Coast Sportswriters Association
Suggs
Lamar
S. C
Duches
Hanahan
Flip Ray
North Carolina
Fort Mill
Clemson
Don Kelley
Greenville
D. C
Gamecocks
Wake Forest
The
Deacons
Syracuse Controversy Grows Over Black Players Suspension
Syracuse University coaches and the State Division of Human Rights meet after eight black football players were suspended. The discussion follows a telegram from Human Rights Commissioner Robert J. Mangum urging reinstatement.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Floyd
Ben’’ Schwartzwalder
State Division of Human Rights
Troversy
Orange Mentor
Robert J. Mangum
Colonial Cup At Camden Announces Foreign Acceptants
A 10-horse foreign owned group for the $100000 Colonial Cup was named by the executive committee led by Marion duPont Scott. The event on November 14 features Kinloch Brae and Crisp among others from Ireland Australia Canada France and Germany with 151 US subscriptions allowed.
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Camden
Association
Marion duPont Scott
Robert E. McNair
Raymond R. Guest
John W. Hanes
Paul Mellon
Kinloch Brae
Anne, Duchess of Westminister
Crisp
Australia
Chester Manifold
Kin
Loch Brae
Ireland
W. T
Willie) O'Grady
Fairyhouse
England
Frank Merrill
Predominia
Canada
J. Nesbitt Davis
Fortuna’s
Palace
Bryan P. Jenks
Normandy
Countess de Luciano
Romania
N. Biron
Ermitage
France
Mrs
A. G. Lye
New Zealand
Kelso Stewart
Northern Ireland
Richard Letmann
West Ger
United States
L’escargot
Wallace S. Whittaker
Virginia
Belmont Park
Carolettes League Bowling Highlights This Week
High Team Game for the Carolettes is City Billiards 740. High Tear Series City Billiards 2080. High Individual Game Peg Bethmann 179. High Individual Series Substitute Rita White. Outstanding games include Ruth Dugas 173 and Elouise Culpepper 191. Substitutes Tees and scores noted among listed players.
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Carolettes
City Billiards
Peg Bethmann
Rita White
Mildred Hosang
Rite White
Megs Ryan
Andre Holley
Ruth Dugas
Elouise Culpepper
Faye Bradham
Shirley Bell
Linda Sullivan
Sannes Farmers & Merchants City Billiards Edwards
T&c Carifter
Charlotte's
Aiken Industries Farmers & Merchants
Carrousel Stephenson Finance Elliott
MecCord's Nursery
Midland Valley
JoAnn Goldman
Aiken Industries
Citgo
Al Unser eyes 12th win with three races left
Al Unser, winner of the 1970 Indianapolis 500, needs three victories in the five remaining U.S. Auto Club races to set a 12 win record. He plans to start in the Trenton 300 race Sunday and says he has a good shot unless something goes wrong.
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Trenton
N.J
al Unser
Auto Club
Officials Shine As Striped Shirts Top Namath In Opener
In Cleveland the opening prime time game featured Joe Namath and Leroy Kelly as expected stars, but the officials in striped shirts stole the show. The crew, led by the referee in charge, controlled the tempo and called key plays, shaping the outcome.
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Cleveland
Joe Namath
Leroy Kelly
Browns top Jets 31 21 as Schacter shines in key role
Norm Schacter moved the ball well for Cleveland in its 31 21 NFL opener victory over the New York Jets. The broadcast highlighted ABC TV's Monday night launch with Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton and Lucille Ball ratings competition. Jets drew 35 million viewers but this game was marked by 21 penalties totaling 262 yards, including 13 against the Jets for 161 yards. Namath threw 19 of 32 for 299 yards and three interceptions amid a circus of penalties and turnovers as Browns secured the win with strong defense and offensive miscues by New York.
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New York
Joe Namath
Cleveland
Ron Snidow
Brown
Browns
Namath
UPI
Norm Schacter
New York Jets
Liz
Lucy
Abc-Tv
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Lucille Ball
Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
Longhorns Assert Top Spot In AP Football Rankings
Ohio State remains No. 1 with 645 points and 14 first place votes as Texas closes the gap after a 56-15 victory over California. Stanford jumps to third, Penn State moves to fourth, and Mississippi stays fifth following weekend wins.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Texas Longhorns
Texas
California
Stanford
San Jose State
Penn State
Navy
Mississippi
Memphis State
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Southern California
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
Arizona
Houston
Arkansas
Florida
Oklahoma
UCLA
West Virginia
Tennessee
Colorado
Georgia Tech
Air Force
Louisiana State
Kansas State
Georgia
Arizona State
Southern Cal
Australians Lose Gretel II Race Move 2-0 Deficit in Cup
The Gretel II was disqualified after a collision with Intrepid at the start of the second race, costing Australia a win and leaving America 2-0 in the series. Officials defended the ruling as impartial as discussions of a new judging panel arise.
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Intrepid
Gretel II
New York Yacht Club Committee
U.S
UPI
Newport
R.1
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Owens-Corning
Bryar
David Thompson
Gamecock
Colonial Cup
Gwen Larson
B.T
Eckerd
Mitchell Snepping Center
Nike
Aiken, S.C
Math
Matt Snell
Mike Battle
Jim Hudson
Steve Tannen
John Schmidt
Randy Rasmussen
Walt Summer
Swamp Fox Fiberglas Industries
Dune
Swamp Fox
Gloverville, $.C
B. Devereaux Barker III
Nyyc Race Committee
the Committee
Sears
Aiken
Larry McGee
Sears Home Improvement Representative
Dial
Aiken-Mitchell
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