ACC Basketball Opens With Duke Virginia Tech Tonight
Duke faces Virginia Tech in the ACC opener as coach Vic Bubas contends with an unsettled lineup. Tech relies on returnees Glen Combs Ted Ware and Wayne Mallard while Duke shifts through six starters led by Mike Lewis and Tim Kolodziej. Carolina welcome Tech tomorrow and N C State meets Wake Forest as league play begins with high expectations.
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Duke
Virginia Tech
Blue Devils
Vic Bubas
Tech
ACC
Carolina
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Mike Lewis
Tim Kolodziej
Joe Kennedy
C. B. Claiborne
Dave Golden
Ron Wendelin
Ted Ware
Wayne Mallard
Ken Talley
Glen Combs
Chris Ellis
Bobby Verga
Bob Riedy
Ware
Talley
Ellis
Ron Perry
Mallard
Rhubarb Sparks MLB Pay Row in Mexico City
Major league players led by Marvin Miller call a news conference to air discontent with owners over stalled contract talks. The group seeks a rise in the minimum salary from 7000 to 12000 dollars annually and accuses owners of delay. Paul Richards of the Atlanta Braves criticizes the tactic, warning of gutter-style escalation if negotiations do not improve.
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Charles Green
Associated Press
Mexico City
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Miller
Mexico
Owners
Clemson Dominates All ACC Football Teams in 1967
NC State and Clemson share the spotlight with six picks each on the 1967 All-ACC squad chosen by the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association. Clemson’s Harry Olszewski heads the offense, and Warren’s 17 field goals set a national mark. on defense, Dennis Byrd earns his third straight nod. Other selections include NC State’s Martell, Cates, Warren, Capuano, and Combs, along with Clemson’s Mass Ducworth and Liberatore, among others.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State
Clemson
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Harry Jiszewski
Buddy Gore
Wayne Mass
Olszewski
Ronnie Dunworth
Jimmy Catoe
Frank Liberatore
Sive
Warren
Dennis Byrd
Harry Martell
N. C. State
Penns Grove
N. J
Rick Decker
Wake Forest
Atlanta
Sumter
S. C
Greg Shelly
Virginia
Soundertown
Harry Olszewski
Baltimore
Norman Cates
Morehead City
Mike Murphy
Duke
Louisville
Y. Bucks
Conway
Frank Quayle
Garden City
N. Y
Warren Muir
South
Shrine Bowl Heels To Depend On Passing Game
North Carolina and South Carolina high school all stars meet in Charlotte at Municipal Stadium. Dexter Hoffman leads Tar Heel quarterbacks as South Carolina emphasizes a ground game with Dewey Godfrey and 275 pound tackle Dewey Godfrey. Proceeds benefit Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Municipal Stadium
Bobby Giles
Columbia
Olympia High
Red Hoffman
Wilkes Central
Hoffman
Dexter
Dewey Godfrey
Woodruff
Jerry Brown
Winnsboro
Giles
Leon Waver
Eau Claire
Jeff Tope
Aiken
Stanley Hopkins
Travelers Rest
Don Ethridge
Sumter
West Mecklenburg
Johnny Severs
Andy Smith
Concord
Les Ballard
Swannanoa Owen
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
Greenville
S.C
College basketball season opens with UCLA Purdue marquee
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor opens with high hopes after an undefeated last season as fans eye Saturdays UCLA at Purdue showdown in Lafayette. Louisville Princeton and Davidson also start strong with ranked foes and new coaches. Other openers include Temple Creighton Tennessee Duke Virginia Tech and more across the nation.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Louisville
Princeton
Davidson
UCLA
Purdue
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Lafayette
Ind
Johnny Wooden
Martinsville
Wooden
Indiana State
Georgetown
Army
Bucknell
John Dromo
Pete Carril
Davidson Wildcats
Wildcats
Indiana
Tennessee
Fred Hetzel
Southern Illinois
Sam Houston State
Temple
Creighton
Richmond
Duke
Virginia Tech
Greensboro
N.C
Centenary
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Colorado
New Mexico
Oregon
Miami
Fla
Washington
Idaho
Southern California
Portland
Stanford
Boston College
Sacramento State
Houston
North Carolina
Utah State
Kansas
Northern Michigan
Dayton
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Recreation Basketball Substitutions Noted
Wash, Terrace-Crawford seven, Walker two, McCullough ten, D. Hall two, Indian Head-Ferguson one, Sales seven.
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Wash
Terrace
Crawford
Walker
McCullough
D. Hall
Ferguson
Sales
Pos
N.S. Telephone
Leonard
J. Koontz
F—Andrews
Webb C—You
Akes
G—P
Montgomery
G—Sikes
Koontz
Pepenteers
N.S
Elig
N.S Telephone
Jones
Shean
Wash. Ter
F—H. Byrd
Martin
D. Shaw
A. Martin
G—Davis
F. Wall
Williams Laws
G—E. Shaw
Tysinger
Washington Terrace
Indian Head
Sheer
WP Tigers Open Year At Atkins Camels
William Penn begins the season away at Atkins in Winston-Salem. The Tigers face a strong Camels squad with four returning starters and new JV rookies. Expected lineup centers on Mebane and Dunbar with Clinton Camp and Reid in the front and backcourt. Game time is 8 p.m.
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James Malloy
Enterprise
William Penn Tiger
Winston-Salem
Atkins Camels
Atkins
Camels
Penn
Tigers
Chester Mebane
Robert Dunbar
Eddie Clinton
Jerry Camp
Randolph Reid
Davidson Cagers Try Ballet For Better Balance
Davidson College coach Lefty Driesell has students practice ballet movements with a 10 year old ballerina to improve poise and balance. The plan aims to boost coordination and form while keeping players motivated and fit for the season ahead.
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Davidson
N.C
Lefty Driesell
Driesell
Christina Williams
Lefty
Vladimir Vasiliev
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Bubas
Dean Smith
Charlie Scott
Chapel Hill
Smith
Scott
Larry Miller
Dick Grubar
Rusty Clark
Bill Bunting
Tar Heels
Bob Lewis
Tommy Gauntlett
UNC
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Joe Brown
Gerald Tuttle
Eddie Fogler
Tuttle
Fogler
State
Wolfpack
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Biedenbach
Eddie
Norman Sloan
Vann Williford
Nelson Isley
Dick Braucher
Bill Kretzer
Joe Serdich
Bill Mavredes
Kretzer
Wake
Dickie Walker
Norwood Todmann
Larry Habegger
Jerry Montgomery
David Stroupe
Todmann
Paul Long
Kennedy
Kolodziej
Doug Jackson
Steve Vandenberg
By Paul Shinn
Gerald Warren
N.C. State
Mark Capuano
Freddie Combs
Fitchburg
Mass
Freddie Summers
Dorchester
N. C
Elizabeth City
Junior
Neville Island
Ronnie Duc
Liberatore
McKeesport
Jack Davenport
Ardmore
Harry
Cage Powers
Pos. Alderman Studio
Archdale Soda
Hackler
Eeenes Cross
F—Alexander
Peele
CL. Grant
Dills
G—L. W. Grant
Morrow
McDowell
Alderman — Hamlin
O. Bray Elec
Harper
Welch
Collins
C—Mcdowell
Unger
G—Ramseur
Moose
G—Chadwick
Samuels
Elec
Atten Tees
Riggs
Ottis Tavern
F—Belcher
C—Pope
G—Yates
G—Dunbar
Barbers
Weeteens Swaim
Loggins
Cox
Veeeeae Blake
Ott’s Tavern
Veeeesens
Otts
Hackney
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Strother
High Point Enterprise
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