Cougars seek UNC stars Moe and Brown to boost fall roster
Rumors circle in Greensboro that the Carolina Cougars aim to sign former UNC All American Doug Moe and former Oakland Oaks guard Larry Brown to strengthen their fall lineup. Moe has two pro seasons and could land a deal near rookie Bill Bunting’s pay, while Brown, recently with Davidson, may rejoin the Oaks or join the Cougars if negotiations align. Rick Barry lauds Moe’s defense and scoring potential as the summer winds down toward fall camp.
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Pro Am Prospects in High Point Tourneys
Harold Lea president of the High Point Golf Association announces a long discussed Pro Am plan with $2.50 prize money and hope to bid for small professional tournaments at metro park. Two local players Sonny Ridenhour and Tom Case Sr decline. anticipated participation from notable amateurs and McGregor Downs pro Hatley amid ongoing scheduling for Furnitureland and state events.
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Jets Vikings Tickets On Sale Locally
Avold Craven Clothier reports that tickets for the Jets vs Vikings game in Winston Salem on August 30 are sold on a first come first served basis. Seats are on the 20 yard line and priced at 54. The kickoff moved from 7:30 p m to 3 p m to accommodate TV viewing for New York and Minnesota fans. the game will not be televised locally.
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Mini Max Ready For O J Challenge In Buffalo Camp
ATAGARA FALLS NY AP Mini Max also known as Max Anderson reports to Bills camp for a two hour workout with skepticism on his 190 pound frame facing O J Simpson. Anderson says he plans to learn the new system and prove he can help the team despite height and salary comparisons. He emphasizes equal opportunity and confidence in his ability to perform.
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McNally Faces West as Orioles Stay on Top
In a turning point Monday night, Dave McNally struggled amid a six-run Oakland seventh, snapping Baltimore’s six-game win streak and tightening the A L East race. Reggie Jackson and Marcelino Lopez sparked the Athletics to a 4-1 win, while Cleveland and Boston won, Washington edged Kansas City, and Minnesota’s lead narrowed. The National League saw Cincinnati beat Philadelphia and Houston blank New York, with St. Louis topping Los Angeles as the season’s pivotal games continued.
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Drysdale retires after soul searching years with Dodgers
Dodgers great Don Drysdale, aged 219 games into 11 seasons with Los Angeles, announced retirement after a season plagued by right shoulder injury and multiple DL stints. He leaves with 209 wins as a team record holder and six shutouts, citing torn rotator cuff pain and a desire not to jeopardize future health.
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May Suffered Injuries In Camp Pendleton Drill
Carlos May, Chicago White Sox rookie outfielder and son of Lee May, sustained serious damage to both hands during a Camp Pendleton training maneuver. He lost the first joint of his right thumb, suffered a left thumb laceration and facial powder burns after a mortar tube jam caused a round to fire. May underwent surgery at the naval hospital and is in recovery as details unfold.
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Hite Goes For Amateur Title
Kathy Hite of Florence Illinois has a strong shot at the championship flight in the U S Women's Amateur. She carded 77 in the first qualifying round to tie for 13th, with a second round underway as match play starts Wednesday after today’s round.
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