Wake Forest Comes Up Short In Senior Night Loss
John Lewkowicz scored 16 points in his final college game as Wake Forest fell 94 85 to Canisius. Eddie Payne led the Deacons with 19 points while Sam Jackson added 18 in a new look backcourt and Coach McCloskey emphasized building cohesion for a tough ACC season.
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Sullivan Responds to Criticism of Height in Pro Football
New York AP Pat Sullivan Auburn Heisman winner dismissed claims he is too short for pro football and admitted the criticism bothered him little, noting successful quarterbacks Tarkenton and Griese stood around six feet tall as examples.
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Andrews On Road At West Forsyth
Andrews Red Raiders sit at 2-0 as they travel to West Forsyth for a high school basketball clash delayed to Monday night. Central High’s Bison seek a second win against Myers Park in a non-conference tilt. Jayvees start at 6 15.
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Catawba QB Wins CC Titles
Winston-Salem AP reports Catawba sophomore quarterback Don Davis won the Carolinas Conference passing and total-yardage crowns. Davis averaged 145.4 passing yards and 146.2 total yards per game, completing 115 of 242 passes for 1,600 yards and 13 touchdowns in 11 games. Elon’s Mike Lawton led the league in rushing and scoring.
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Tar Heels unleash killer instinct against Rice in season opener
UNC Dominates Rice in season opener as Tar Heels fire early and often. Shinn notes Carolina's confident attack and compares the blowout to a Pearl Harbor style strike, with Rice unable to answer.
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Previs Explains UNC Rout Shows Killer Instinct Across Lineup
UNC crushed Rice 127 to 69 as Dean Smith fed 13 players. Steve Wuycik led with 24 points, Robert McAdoo added 17, and Carolina hit 68.4 percent from the floor while stressing relentless effort and 100 percent play.
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Frank Robinson To Dodgers Highlights Major Dealings
At the winter meetings in Phoenix the Yankees and Rangers sparked a flurry of trades. Frank Robinson and Rich Allen were moved among eight deals involving 28 players, with Baltimore sending Robinson to the Dodgers and Doyle Alexander and Bobby O'Brien among others going to Baltimore in the six player swap. Rich Allen left the Dodgers for the White Sox in a deal that also included Tommie John. The day also saw Bernie Allen go to the Yankees for Terry Ley and Gary Jones, while Texas sent Ley Jones Riddleberger and Pel Unser for Rich Hand Mike Paul Foster Suarez.
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Dave Elmer Quits At Duke
Duke University announces center Dave Elmer 6-10 215 pounds has quit the basketball team for personal reasons. Elmer from Fort Wayne Indiana led the Duke freshmen last season with 21.1 points per game and 10.1 rebounds. He was injured in warmups before the opener against Richmond and did not play.
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When Will Chamberlain Play
Carolina plans a noon announcement on Bill Chamberlain’s eligibility after an indefinite suspension for breaking team rules. The 6 6 senior missed last night’s game with Rice and sat out practice due to a mid term exam and a windsprint violation on Nov 24.
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Central Swimmers Take Two in Double Dual Meet at YWCA
Central High swimming team won two dual meets at the YWCA, beating Morganton 61 28 and Andrews 72 14 while Morganton and Andrews tied 47 47. Wayne Connor, Don Haas, Jim Tinsley and Robert Crowder led with multiple wins including the medley relay and Crowder swept the 200 IM and 400 free. Chip Tinsley, Mark Kellam, Connor and Chris Thomas added relays and sprint wins. Central hosts their second match of the season next week.
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Bear Bryant named AP SEC Coach of the Year
Atlanta AP reports Paul Bear Bryant of Alabama was named the Associated Press Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year after guiding the Crimson Tide from two poor seasons to the league title and a date in the national championship hunt.
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