Wimbledon stars Ashe and Nastase disqualified after volatile match
In Stockholm, Arthur Ashe and Ilie Nastase were disqualified after a heated clash that included disputes over line calls, bouncing serves, and crowd taunts. Orantes led the white group with a 6-4 7-6 win over Panatta as Vilas and Borg won in blue group action.
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Pro Cage Standings Eastern Conference Araatle Division
The Eastern Conference Araatle Division standings reflect current team positions and recent results. Key teams lead or trail by several points as players and coaches adjust lineups and strategies for upcoming matchups.
Quincy Wins NAIA Title on Last-Second Goal
Emilio John scored with 30 seconds left to lift Quincy College of Illinois to a 1-0 victory over Simon Fraser in the NAIA soccer final in Raleigh. Quincy finished the season 19-1, claiming a third consecutive NAIA title and its sixth in 12 years. Simon Fraser ended 18-2.
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Big Four NC teams cruise to big wins in Raleigh blowouts
North Carolina topped Howard 115 to 75 as Mitch Kapchak led with 24 points and six players in double figures. N C State beat The Citadel 69 to 56 with 56.5 percent shooting. Duke routed Johns Hopkins 103 to 75. Wake Forest edged Richmond 99 to 95. Deacon guard Skip Brown led with 26 points. The slate set up Thursday and Saturday ACC matchups with several out-of-state tests on the schedule.
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Indiana Proves It's Number One in Rough Victory Over UCLA
Indiana, top ranked in the preseason poll, opened strong and held a double‑digit lead, with Scott May scoring 33 and Kent Benson 17 as UCLA struggled. Richard Washington led the Bruins with 28 points, while barrow ershaped a rocky debut as coach. The day featured many top teams winning or upset in a solid roundup of early season hoops.
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Spiders Seek rebound against Appalachian State tonight
Richmond’s Spiders, fresh off a 94 90 loss to Wake Forest, host Appalachian State as they chase a return to the Southern Conference lead. Four other ACC teams posted openings losses, while William and Mary and Virginia Military won.
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Blanda Delivers Overtime Win for Raiders in Week Late
Oakland, led by 48-year-old kicker George Blanda, beat Atlanta 37-34 in overtime to claim the AFC West title. Blanda connected on an 11-yard field goal as time expired in OT after a previous 27-yard kick that week, lifting Oakland to 9-3 with a sixth straight win. Bartkowski and Wallace Francis fueled Falcons’ late surge before Oakland sealed victory.
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Carolina Basketball Scores From Spring Tourney Showdowns
A flood of scattered college basketball results lists North Carolina teams facing opponents like Howard Johns Hopkins Wake Forest and Clemson along with mixed scores from consolation and championship games. Notable line items include Florida over Furman 69 to 68 and Lander topping Union University 116 to 35 with other entries across Catawba Pembroke Hatboro and Spartanburg areas.
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Pro Grid Standings and Weekday Schedule Snapshot
Pro grid standings show Cincinnati 24 Houston 19 Cleveland 17 New Orleans 16 Pittsburgh 20 New York Jets Philadelphia 27 San Francisco 17 Baltimore 28 Kansas City 16 Dallas 14 New York Giants 3 Green Bay 23 Denver 13 San Diego 10 Oakland 37 Atlanta 34 Washington 1 Monrosto 30. Week schedule lists Washington at Atlanta New York Jets at New England Baltimore at New York Giants Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Pittsburgh Detroit at Chicago San Diego at Kansas City Green Bay at Minnesota Los Angeles at New Orleans Dallas at St Louis Buffalo at Miami Maoston at San Francisco Denver at Oakland Morning Dec 8
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Morrall Carries Dolphin Hopes in key AFC battle
Earl Morrall, 41, steps in for injured Bob Griese as the Miami Dolphins host the New England Patriots in a crucial AFC game. Miami, 7-3 after two losses, must win to stay ahead of Buffalo and Baltimore in the East. Morrall, MSU teammate of Fairbanks, vows to lead the drive as Shula leans on his veteran arm.
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