Graebner Injury Clouds U S Open Tennis Prospects
Forest Hills report notes Graebner sprained right ankle in second round against Roger Taylor causing default in the U S Open. Dell warns three setbacks for U S Davis Cup mission with Nastase leading Romania set to challenge in Cleveland September. Smith loses to Nastase. Pasarell defeated by Terry Addison as Cup hopes tighten.
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East Rowan Dominates Trinity 36-0 in Season Opener
East Rowan shot ahead to a 36-0 win over Trinity as they racked up 279 rushing yards and 68 passing yards. Eddie Price opened scoring with a three yard run, followed by Jerry Sifford's 34 yard TD, Randy Sheffield's three yard plunge, a David Wood 4 yard interception return TD, and Ken Sifford's six yard TD. Trinity mustered 37 rushing and 37 passing yards with six completions and three interceptions.
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Meredith In Form In Jaybird Victory
Jaybirds rout Ledford Panthers 48 to 12 as senior Gary Meredith stars with four touchdowns and two extra points. Meredith's 28 points come on runs of 3, 65, and two four yard TDs, lifting Allen Jay to a commanding win behind strong early momentum and a resilient defense.
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Murphy Loses Game With Clubs In Hartford Open
In Wethersfield Conn AP the thief who stole Bobs Murphy clubs in Philadelphia six weeks ago also robbed his golf game. A Florida parcel post gift helped restore his clubs and he shot a five under 66 to tie for the first round lead at the Greater Hartford Open with Joel Goldstrand and J C Snead. Eight others at 67 and many at 68 followed.
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New Zealand
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Raiders Rally Behind Cole In Narrow Win Over Ragsdale
Raiders push to finish with a 12 yard drive led by Cole and Ingold as they recover a late fumble by Ragsdale. Boswell credits halftime adjustments while Gordon notes improved play but depth and kicking kept Ragsdale in the game.
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Knights Defeat Dragons 14-7 In Real Cliffhanger
North Davidson edged West Davidson 14 to 7 in the season opener as a second period two point conversion erased a 7-0 deficit. Jeff Harley caught the go ahead pass, Tommy Hill added a third quarter score, and a late West drive was halted by penalties and North defense.
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Gibsonville Fall to Western Alamance 32 0 in opener
Western Alamance dominates Gibsonville 32 to 0 in the opening game. Key plays include a blocked punt returned 28 yards by Allen Rodney, a second blocked kick by Bobby Trollinger, and a fumbled snap that yielded a one yard score. Western held Gibsonville to minus 19 rushing yards and 48 passing yards.
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Dodgers Rally Past Phillies in NL Thriller
Maury Wills error plagued the Phillies as the Dodgers won 6-5 in the late innings. LA overcame Woodie Fryman with a four-run eighth, trimming San Francisco’s lead with key NL results across the league.
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Chiefs Top Cardinals In Exhibition Fray
Charley Johnson of the St. Louis Cardinals left the field after taking a concussion scare while chasing a defender. The Chiefs surged past 31-21 as Jim Kearney intercepted Johnson then returned the ball 18 yards to the Cardinal 13 setting up Wendell Hayes and Mike Garrett scores. Latour ette to have knee surgery. Lothamer injured a hand. Kearney’s pick helped Kansas City turn a 7-6 edge into a 13-7 lead.
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McGuire Criticizes Haywood Signing Amid Pro Contract Talk
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire denounces the signing of University of Detroit undergrad Spencer Haywood to a pro contract as a dangerous precedent. He warns that more exceptions may follow unless college signing rules tighten, following UCLA coach John Wooden's attendance at a stock car race in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Spurs Clinch NASL Title With Bays Whitewash
Kansas City Spurs clinched the North American Soccer League title Friday night by routing the Baltimore Bays 2 0. The decisive win capped a dominant season for the Spurs as they sealed the championship in Kansas City.
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Tar Heels Open Practice Amid Claims of Poor Shape
Coach Bill Dooley at North Carolina said several players are "just plain out of shape" as 79 Tar Heel athletes began two mile runs. South Carolina's Dietzel cited too many players in poor condition, while Duke's Tom Harp reported good form from 71 players though four did not appear. Other ACC schools like Clemson, N C State, and Virginia opened workouts with emphasis on conditioning, scrimmages, and kicking drills.
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Steelers Loaded With New Players In Latrobe Preview
AP report from Latrobe details new Steelers coach Chuck Noll with a deep rookie group and veterans. Charles Beatty, Joey Greene, and Morale focal points in defense. Dick Hoak among backs. Shiner or Nix at quarterback. Noll stresses learning, hunger, and steady defense to improve after a rebuilding year.
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