NCSU Stuns UNC In 68 67 Heartstopper Finish
NC State edges North Carolina 68 67 as Al Green converts a free throw with 0 time left. Kenny Carr leads State with 23 points and 16 rebounds while UNC’s Ford and Davis pace the Tar Heels. State dominates late in a back and forth Atlantic Coast Conference clash at Carmichael Auditorium.
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Pearson Holds Off Yarborough In Western 500
Pearson wins Riverside Western 500, his first in stock car Grand National after a five hour, 19 lap race on the 2.62 mile road course. Yarborough finishes 35.9 seconds back as Insolo and Elder follow, with Allison disputing early laps before engine trouble.
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Cale Yarborough
Riverside International Raceway
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Ron Esau
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McDultie
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Incomplete scoreboard summary from historic program
Fragmentary scores list diverse teams and players with many garbled words. Readable items include New York Maritime 63 and Medgar Evers 93 along with other unclear results.
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Rookie Bob Gilder Wins Phoenix Open
Rookie Bob Gilder, 25, captured the Phoenix Open as Lee Trevino faltered to finish tied for third at 273. Trevino’s late stretch collapse followed early heroics, while Jim Simons, Bruce Lietzke, Rod Curl and Bobby Mitchell chased the winner. Gilder earned 2,800 dollars for the victory as a first year on the American tour after turning pro in 1973.
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Bruce Lietzke
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Phoenix Country Club
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Roger Maltbie
Gene Littler
Lee Elder
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Bob Wynn
Jerry Me
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Leonard Thompson
Ted Pat Fitzsimons
TTI
Mark Hayes
Yom Watson
TCI
Mike Marley
Dave Hill
Marc Stockton
Rik Saseeaaly
Kermit Farley
Dha Mahaffey
Jeery Pate
Don January
Dan Sikes
al Getberger
Gary Wintz
Gary Koch
George Cache
Bobby Wadkins
Butch Baird
Steve Melnyk
Mike Hill
Gibby Gilbert
Tores
Dwight Nevil
Vic Regalado
John Schlee
Ban
Roger Malthie
Danville Bowlers Share Of Tourney Honors
Danville bowlers lead the field at Riverside Lanes as 103 teams compete over two days in the Invitational Adult Junior Doubles Tour. top honors go to Timmy Cupp and Bobby Swain in Classic. Division winners include Doug Monk and David Alderson of Danville, with multiple locals among top places and entrants from Lynchburg South Boston Williamsburg and Christiansburg.
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AIBC
Timmy Cupp
Bobby Swain
Christiansburg
Doug Monk
David Alderson
Wayne Allgood
Mike Fox
Diane Moore
Charles Moore
Lynchburg
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Garvin Dellis
Monte Jones
Dim Hall
Warry Oakes
Richard Adams
Linda McCormick
Wayne Scearce
Tie
Rhonda Criner
Wayne Herndon
Bill Carson
Becky Carson
Allen Webb
Amos Newman
Gerry Smith
Glenn Smith
Randy Yarbrough
Lyn Riddle
South Boston
Williamsburg
Betting spread finally factors into Super Bowl wager
MIAMI AP notes for the Super Bowl bettors that this year marked the first time in the event to see the betting spread as a factor. Pittsburgh was favored by six to seven points over Dallas. A Dallas wager against the spread would have paid after the Cowboys lost 21-17. In nine prior years the favorite covered or the underdog won outright, making the spread irrelevant.
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Cowboys
Southern Conference Race Grows More Confusing After Late Struggles
William and Mary coach George Balanis laments lack of killer instinct as the Indians hold a slim lead in the Southern Conference amid a 63-58 win over East Carolina. Richmond’s Spiders surge past Davidson to move near the top, while Appalachian State outlasts VMI 71-67 and Furman edges The Citadel 68-67 in a tight race with several teams bunched in the standings.
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