Concord Falls To Wesleyan In WVIAC Clash
In Buckhannon, Wesleyan defeated Fairmont State 81 to 48 as Rich Cameron and Mark Davis sparked a late surge for the Bobcats. Joe Riley led the Falcons with 21 points, while Fairmont drops to 3-1. Other WVIAC actions included Morris Harvey beating West Virginia State 70-66 and Bluefield State’s 91-85 OT win at Salem.
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Duke Defeats North Carolina For First Big Four Title
Duke, ranked No. 1, regrouped from a slow start to beat rival North Carolina 78-68 in Greensboro securing the Blue Devils first Big Four Tournament title. Mike Gminski scored 24 and was named MVP in a physical game after UNC led 19-10 early.
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Hinkle and Bradley win mixed teams golf title in playoff
Lon Hinkle and Pat Bradley captured the Mixed Teams Championship with a playoff victory over Mike Hill and Vivian Brownlee at Bardmoor Country Club. They finished 21 under par with a 267 totaling 71 in regulation and a win in sudden death worth 39 000 dollars each, while Hill and Brownlee earned 30 000 dollars for second place.
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Rams, Cowboys Clinch Divisions In NFL Roundup
The Los Angeles Rams secured a sixth straight divisional title with a 20-17 win over the New York Giants. Dallas Cowboys also clinched the NFC East 17-10, while the Pittsburgh Steelers captured the AFC Central with a 13-3 victory over the Houston Oilers. Other results included Minnesota, Green Bay, and notable performances by Fran Tarkenton and Roger Staubach, plus Earl Campbell injury notes.
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Bulldogs Settle For Bluebonnet Bowl After Thriller
Georgia, ranked 11th, edged Georgia Tech 29-28 as Anthony Arnold caught a 42-yard TD pass from Buck Belue with 2:24 left, following a earlier 2-point miss that doomed a Sugar Bowl bid. Alabama’s win over Auburn secures a Sugar Bowl berth for the champ, while Georgia will meet Stanford in the Bluebonnet Bowl and Houston advances to the Cotton Bowl.
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West Virginia High School Playoff Crowds Set Records
Unofficial estimates peg total attendance at 24 500 across three WV high school state championship games with 10 000 in Huntington for the DuPont Parkersburg Class AAA final and 7 500 for the Poca Ceredo Kenova Class AA game, while 7 000 watched the Duval Doddridge Class A final in Ripley.
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