Miami Favored Over Virginia Tech In Liberty Bowl
Miami ranked ninth and 7-2-1 plays Virginia Tech 8-1-1 in the Liberty Bowl in Memphis with ABC TV coverage at 1 p.m. ET. San Diego State faces Montana State in the Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, while Tennessee State meets Muskingum in the Grantland Rice Bowl in Murfreesboro. Others include Parsons vs North Dakota in Abilene and Morgan State vs West Chester in Orlando.
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Pirates Rally Past Greenville Tigers 72 53
The Pirates led by Bill Spencer and Don Jackson surged in the fourth quarter to defeat Greenville 72 to 53. Jackson scored 26 points, Spencer 22, with Jackson adding 10 in the final period and Spencer 6 in the decisive burst.
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Jockeys Suspended and Fined at Tropical Park
Miami AP tropical park stewards suspended one jockey for five days starting next Monday for interference at the start of the second race Thursday. Another jockey was fined 50 dollars for an unwarranted foul claim in the fourth race Thursday.
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Concord Routs Bluefield State in 101 78 Victory
Concord College high scorers pace a 101 to 78 win over Bluefield State College. Jessie Phillips and Henry Ollie lead with 22 each as six Lions reach double figures, pulling away after a tight first half. State’s Bob Hayes also scores 22 in a losing effort.
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Palmer Nicklaus Regain Lead In PGA Team Match
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer finished the third round of the $275,000 PGA championship at Palm Beach Gardens Florida at dusk Friday firing a 63 to regain the lead and move two strokes ahead of the field at 192. The marathon match lasted nearly six hours as winds slowed play and 69 teams competed.
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ACC Moves To Neutral Courts For South Carolina Games
The ACC ruled that all South Carolina basketball games this season may be moved to neutral sites if mutually desired to prevent potential explosive situations. The decision follows an apology from USC President Thomas Jones for coach Frank McGuire's comments on sophomore Mike Grosso’s ineligibility.
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Feds Creek Upsets Dorton Behind Hunt’s 20 Points
Clell Hunt scored 20 points to spark Feds Creek Kentucky to a 69 to 63 home win over Dorton. Feds Creek led 43 28 at halftime but Dorton tied 51 all in the third period with Roger Anderson. In the fourth, Feds Creek pulled away 18 to 12.
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Richlands Open 1966 67 Campaign Against Virginia High
Richlands Blue Tornado under coach Mark Dunham begins the 1966-67 season against Southwest District rival Virginia High in Bristol. Last season Richlands posted a 13-7 record while Virginia High defeated Richlands twice, 48-46 and 70-46.
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Cavaliers Host Miami Tonight
Virginia plans a home Saturday night showdown with Miami Florida as the Cavaliers seek a third win in four starts. Miami arrives favored but 0-4 so far, while Virginia relies on Chip Case John Connelly and strong rebounding from John Naponick.
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Whitewood Indians Edge Cleveland 65 62 In Friday Thrill
Whitewood Indians led 26 17 after one and 39 27 at halftime then held off a late rally to beat Cleveland 65 62. Larr Honaker 16? No The text shows Honaker 256 points, Robinson 17, Bird 12 as Whitewood’s top scorers in the third start of coach Dillard Keen era.
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Mountaineers Face Illini in Mountaineer Field House Showdown
West Virginia University hosts Illinois in a 2 05 p m EST matinee game at Mountaineer Field House. Illinois fresh off a 98 97 overtime upset of Kentucky travels with 6 7 forward Rich Jones a prolific scorer and rebounder while WVU hopes to extend a 30 0 series edge against Southern Conference foes and rebound after a 99 75 win over VMI.
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Southern Conference rejects redshirt liberalization yet allows NIT play
The Southern Conference rejected any loosening of the anti redshirt rule while voting 81 to permit its teams to compete in the National Invitation Tournament in New York. The amendment, supported by William and Mary and by coaches’ pleas, keeps the four-year eligibility rule with a possible fifth year only for injury or military service. Davidson supported the amendment but warned about classroom time. The conference also moved to limit grants in aid to two years and set March 1 as the start date for golf and tennis seasons.
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Purdue to Start Conley and Charles in Rose Bowl
Purdue coach Jack Mollenkopf expects linebacker Pat Conley and cornerback John Charles to start in the Rose Bowl against Southern California. Both suffered shoulder separations this season, Charles in October and Conley in November, boosting Purdue's defense for the Pasadena showdown. The Boilers depart Indianapolis December 21.
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Pioneers overpower Council 79 to 35 in Lebanon showdown
Lebanon pounced early to a 18-3 lead and stretched halves to 40-10 at halftime as the Pioneers routed Council 79-35. Larry Robinson scored 17 for Lebanon while Ival Lester led Council with 17 points.
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