Rams Top 49ers 26-16 in Monday Night Thriller
Roman Gabriel threw two third down touchdown passes and David Ray added four field goals as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the San Francisco 49ers 26-16. The win moved Atlanta to the division lead while both West contenders stood 6-5-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Kang
Gnauevin
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Roman Gabriel
David Ray
Los Angeles Rams
49Ers
Rams
Atlanta Falcons
Gabriel
Bob Klein
Ray
Aavey
Willie Ellison
Klein
Mel Phillips
Steve Spurrier
John Brodie
Jimmy Nettles
Spurrier
Ted Kwalick
Gene Washington
Washington
Wide Range Of College Basketball Scores Reported
A dense list of college and university basketball results across numerous matchups. Notable scores include North Carolina State 144 over Georgia Southern 100 and Kentucky 74 over Bellarmine 73, with many other men’s games across conferences and divisions.
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Carolina
Dallas
N.C. State
Southern
Geo. Washington
VMI
Elizabeth
Va. Commonwealth
Tenn
W. Virginia
Richmond
Erskine
Voorhees
Sc. Carolina
Nevada-Las Vegas
Presbyterian
Piedmont
Belmont Abbey
Pembroke St
Catawba
Campbell
Fayetteville
S. Carolina St
N.C. St. JV
Louisburg
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Oregon St
Fla. St
E. Kentucky
Kentucky St
Bellarmine
Navy
Dickinson
Loyola (Chi
Loras
Pitt
Rytaers
Fairmont
W. Va
Wesleyan
Chattanooga
Carson-Newman
Minnesota
Wis-Milwaukee
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Purdue
St. Joseph's
W. Georgia
W. Kentucky
Georgetown
Camphbellsville
Florida
Chile
Ark
State
Okla
S. Aaississippi
Oral Roberts
Wisconsin
St. Francis
Vincent
Texas
Angelo St
St. Bonaventure
Bowling Green
Vanderbilt
SMU
Arkansas
Mia
Western
Miss. State
Weber
DCS Warriors Open Season At Woodlawn This Wednesday
Danville Christian School Warriors coached by Gary McBride begin their basketball season Wednesday at Chatham against Woodlawn Academy. The game begins about 3 30 p m. McBride expects 12 players dressed for their debut. The 6th and 7th graders face similar competition from Chatham.
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Danville Christian School Warriors
Gary McBride
Chatham
Woodlawn Academy
McBride
Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Nature League showdowns
Riverside Lanes hosts multiple bowling leagues with high scores. Notable results include Rose Buds 2 A Rove 146 and Red Buds 1 Magnew 203, with King of Sea posting 722 for the top individual score. Junior and league names appear across divisions from J W Daniel to Sunbeam and Chatham Leagues.
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Riverside Lanes
Nature League
Crab Apples
McKamey
A. Rove
Magnolias
E. Rove Hagwoods
Adkins
Dellis
Kwick Shop
Calicutt
Griffin
Taylor
Rogers
Magnew
Monley
Jet League Com, Contractors
Fuller
Producer’s
Aaron
Swanson Motors
Litkons
Adkins Garage
Ben David
Adams
King of Sea
Herndon
Hardee's
Lawrence Dist
J. W. Daniel
Bass
Five Devils
Bryant
Honda
Wylie
H&e R Block
Thompson
Ky. Fried Chicken
Leonard
Allen’s
Lamum
Flowerland
Western Auto
Campbell
Central Apparel
Collie
Crane TV AcBaniel
J. Z. Townes
Hawkins
Blalock
Charlie’s Stop & Shop
Scearce
Minter
Mads
Cherrystone Arco
Davis
Transco
Walker
Playboys
Hunt
Worsham
O—Murphy
Hunt Chevy
Austain Fair Grubb Auto
O—Hall
LA Retreation Center
Jordan
O—Don
Cress
Wade
Gray Ins
Pollard
Weave
Brammer
North Carolina Central dominates 1972 MEAC all star team
North Carolina Central led the 1972 MEAC All-Conference football selections with 14 players on the first team, including Player of the Year winners Jefferson Inma and Alexander Jones. The MEAC vote also named 10 on offense, four on defense, and highlighted multiple players from Central, Morgan, A&T, Howard, and Delaware State with repeaters among the first team. Texas Christian University also announced a new three year contract for coach Billy Tohill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
North Carolina Central
Centra
Grambling
MEAC
Jefferson Inma
Canunate Garvin Stone
Alexander Jones
Stone
Inmon
Bob Hammond
Morgan
Frank Ridley
Howard
Jason Caldwell
Central
Mahlon Williams
Baracey Bonham
Gordon Armstrong
Ray Hairston
Thomas Saxon
Dwight Pettiford
William Wideman
N.C. A&t
Ronald McNeil
Narney Chavious
South Carolina State
John “Tiny
Andrews
John Barbee
Anthony Beck
Stan Cherry
Eugene Simms
Ron Mabra
Luther Howard
Delaware State
Osceola Hicks
A&t
Maurice Spencer
Heisman Trophy to Spotlight 1972 Player Rodgers
New York AP reports the Heisman winner for the 1972 season will be Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska. Rodgers stands as the leading candidate amid debate over off field conduct, with rivals including Hufnagel Pruitt Davis Jones Huff and Anthony Davis. Rodgers amassed 2,001 all purpose yards and 17 TDs, while seven kickoff returns set a career record. Dave Lattin was placed on waivers by the Memphis Tams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Rodgers
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Rodgers
H Rodgers
Gene Ward
New York Daily News
Heisman
John Hufnagel
Penn State
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Terry Davis
Alabama
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Gary Huff
Florida State
Anthony Davis
Southern California
Rich Glover
Nebraska
Larry Kelley
Yale
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
O. J. Simpson
Steve Owens
Memphis AP
Dave Lattin
Memphis Tams
American Basketball Association
Iowa Upsets Kentucky In 79 To 66 Victory
Iowa Hawks upset Kentucky 79 to 66 in Lexington as Neil Fegebank sparked a second half surge with 12 points and strong floor play. Kevin Kunnert led Iowa with 17 points, Williams 15, Collins 13, and LaPrince 12 as Iowa broke a 42-42 tie early in the second half and pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Neil Fegebank
Hawkeyes
Kentucky
Fegebank
Hawkeye
Jawa
Candy LaPrince
Rick Williams
Kevin Kunnert
Iowa
Williams
Jim Collins
LaPrince
Patterson Seeks Payback In Danville Armory Bout
Patterson faces Rip Hawk tonight at the Danville Armory aiming to avenge the head injury and reclaim bragging rights after being named wrestler of the year. Klondike Bill and Big Boy Brown collide with Evil Eye Gordon and Dick Shannon in the co feature, while Jim Grabmire meets Johnny Heidman in the opening bout followed by Ronnie Garvin vs Matty Suzuki and Two Ton Harris vs Tony Romano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderbolt Patterson
Rip Hawk
Danville Armory
Patterson
Hawk
Klondike Bill
Big Boy Brown
Evil Eye Gordon
Dick Shannon
Shannon
Ronnie Garvin
Matty Suzuki
Ton Harris
Tony Romano
Jim Grabmire
Johnny Heidman
Randie First ECU Coach Of Year In Southern Conf
Sonny Randie, East Carolina head coach, voted Southern Conference coach of the year after guiding the Pirates to a 9-2 overall mark and 6-0 league record. He mentored a squad that lost 23 seniors but rose to champion status in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECU
Sonny Randie
Richmond
East Carolina
Randle
Pirates
University of Virginia
National Football League
Jim Root
William and Mary
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John McKay
The
Canadian Figure Skating Association
Los Angees
Kwalic
Gossett
Kitin
Ellison
Gabriel Ray
G. Washingier
Gton
Spur- LA
Central Hogs
the Man
Evil Eye
Johnson Bras
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Vernie E. Dove
Hicks Insurance and Realty Company
Yanceyville, N.C
Steve Rendall
John R. Rendall & Company
Masonic Temple
North Carolina
ACC
North Carolina State
Sonny Randle
Southern Conference Sports Writers Association
University of Hawaii
Japan
Rainbows
Osaka
Tokyo
Danville Vault Corporation
Chatham Road
General Tire
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