Red Parker Seeks Confidence After Clemson Rout
Clemson coach Red Parker addressed his team after a 43-7 loss to Florida State, urging renewed effort and intensity. He predicts improvement ahead against North Carolina, citing focus on reducing mistakes and matching the odds, while praising UNC's offense and star Mike Voight. In other ACC notes, NC State quarterback Dave Buckey and Wake Forest center Larry Tearry earned weekly honors, with fresh face Ted Brown named rookie of the week. Clemson also posted a college exhibition win led by Andy Buitehk and Tree Rolling, as Bill Foster’s Tigers played all 13 players.
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Knight says Soviet pros should represent US in Olympics
Indiana coach Bobby Knight urged sending the NBA champion team to the Olympics, not college stars, after his Hoosiers beat the touring Soviet squad 94 to 78. He noted Soviet players are professionals and questioned the fairness of college players attempting to qualify.
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McKay Leaves USC for Tampa Bay NFL job
The USC football coach and athletic director announced he would quit to head the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with reports saying a near 2 million dollar five year contract. McKay criticized pay figures as ridiculous and noted he sought security, not money, while reflecting on his 16 years at USC and a sting from a 51-0 loss to Notre Dame.
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GW Linemen Rise to Challenge Against Glass
George Washington High School five offensive linemen Edwards Vernon Scearce Hildreth and Draper have overcome inexperience to anchor the line. Coach Pugh and Wall credit rapid progress, quickness and technique to offset their smaller size as they prepare to block Glass weighing about 20 pounds more per player.
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Both Teams Disqualified In Main Event
In a Danville Armory wrestling card the main event ended with a double disqualification as the Missouri Mauler and the Great Malenko fought Steve Keirn and Tiger Conway Jr. The curtain-raiser saw Tony Recca pin Don Serano in 11 11 and Donna Christian defeat Sheila Shepard in 12 13. Johnny Weaver and Don Kernodle won a tag bout over Doug Summers and Joe Solo. Next Armory card slated for November 20.
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Bowling at Riverside Brings Mixed Scores Across Leagues
The Riverside bowling scene shows varied results with Fassie and Goodlimers leading several lanes. Notable high games include Faithful 59 Sceares 172 and Campbell 173 while Baker and Matthews posted solid marks in multiple matches.
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Martinsville Leads AA Grass Third In Group AAA
Charlottesville AP Hampton's Crabbers and Highland Springs Springers top the VHSL football rating scale after last week's upsets. Martinsville regains Group AA No. 1 with 13.18 while Gate City moves to No. 2 after a 35 4 romp over Richlands. Southamption and Clintwood hold other high rankings as ratings guide regional titles.
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Rockets Top Knicks in 129-196 rout?
Houston Rockets jumped to a 13-2 lead and dominated the Knicks 129 to 196. Calvin Murphy scored 33 as Walt Frazier led New York with 18 points before fouling out. Houston built an 87-66 edge late in the third.
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Danville City Chess Tournament Ends Tomorrow
The fourth annual Danville Chess tournament at the YWCap concludes tomorrow night with new champions likely. Current champ Cédric Hardwick fell to Bill Parrish in round four. Parrish meets Danny Myers for the crown as high school top players Gunn and Durham vie for titles and a possible middle school playoff looms amid fifth round pairings.
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Weston earns AP Lineman of the Week for Notre Dame
Notre Dame tackle Jeff Weston the AP National College Lineman of the Week after 22 tackles in a 31-10 win over Navy. The Rochester NY native and 6 foot 3, 248 pound sophomore forced a fumble, recovered one, and by catching a Navy punt return led to a 53 yard touchdown in a game where the Irish defense stifled the Midshipmen.
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