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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
11
NC State quarterback Johnny Evans and running back Ted Brown aim to rebound after a 3-7-1 season under coach Bo Rein. Evans seeks steadier play while Ted Brown, with 2 001 rushing yards over two years, is a key returner as the team eyes an ACC rise.
Coach Rein says Evans could become a pro quarterback and punt on a 43-man roster if needed. Brown, a junior leader, grows stronger and more powerful, though may touch the ball less in a split backfield. The team relies on an improved line to give them space to execute plays.
Television star Henry Winkler of Happy Days fame played at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles Tuesday night. He led a team from his show against a radio station squad, scored a run and pitched five innings in a game that ended in a 5-5 tie.
An NCAA official notes the ACC trial of three referees, replacing two to reduce fouls and uncaught fouls away from the ball. Ed Steitz and Norvell Neve describe simplified duties, potential spread to the Big Ten and broader play improvements.
UNC pitcher Blaine Smith, a 19-year-old business major, holds a 15-0 summer record in the NC Collegiate Summer League. He finished the 1977 ACC season 3-4 with a 3.00 ERA and aims to carry summer success into the ACC, eyeing a potential major league draft after next season.
Olympic long jumper Kathy McMillan spent her first day with the Hoke County Recreation Department autographing items for young fans. The silver medalist has a temporary coaching role, enjoying the chance to watch others jump while imparting two life philosophies.
The 43 year stock car veteran Bobby Isaac died of a heart attack at 43 near Catawba North Carolina after leaving a race for heat exhaustion. He won the 1970 NASCAR Grand National title. Close friend David Pearson and former team manager Harry Hyde praised his decisions and quiet demeanor. Funeral services were scheduled for 4 p.m. at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Sherrill's Ford.
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