Clemson Coach Frank Howard Adapts After Tough Season
Clemson mentor Frank Howard outlines spring drills in March after a 6 4 season. He plans four ACC meetings and banquet talks this month, plus trips to San Francisco and Pittsburgh. He hints at lineup changes and mentions his son Jimmy, a 180 pound back, could play halfback.
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McKissick Proud Of Scrappers After Shrine Bowl Win
AP report from Charlotte notes John McKissick, Presbyter ian College graduate, praising his South Carolina scrappers after a 19 to 3 Shrine Bowl victory over North Carolina. He credited hustle and steady play, not adjusting game plan at halftime. North Carolina coach Gus Purcell credited the other team with the better performance. Jerry Priestley, North Augusta, wins outstanding back trophy and expresses disbelief.
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Shrine Bowl thriller ends with SC 19 NC 3 in Greenville
South Carolina humbles North Carolina 19 to 3 in Memorial Stadium as five SC fumbles and five INTs mar NC passing. QB Jim Tom Oliver and Walter Goldman connected on two scores, Oliver to Buddin for another, while Priestley earned outstanding back honors. Crowd of 23 000 raises $150 000 for Shrine Hospital.
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Shrine Bowl Sets Attendance and Revenue Records in Charlotte
Red fez Shriners from North and South Carolina broke attendance and fundraising marks at the 24th Shrine Bowl in Memorial Stadium Charlotte. About 24,000 attended as proceeds topped 150000 dollars, surpassing the prior 137000. King Charlie Dixon and Queen Phyllis Hawkins, both Greenville hospital patients, led the onfield ceremony with nurses nearby.
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South Carolina Takes Hard-Nosed Win Over North Carolina
Tommy Brawley, Mooresville tackle, earned top lineman honors while praising South Carolina’s defense and tough linemen. Priestly completed four of six passes for 42 yards and a TD, adding 21 rushing yards. SC runners Billy Ward and Mike Derrick posted 49 and 41 yards, with NC’s Gene Isenhour the sole back to gain against the defense.
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Eagles Favored Over Cards by 5 in Sunday Clash
Associated Press reports the Philadelphia Eagles are five point favorites to beat the St. Louis Cardinals and extend their nine game NFL win streak while aiming for the Eastern Conference title. The Giants and Browns face Dallas and Washington with large spreads as Pittsburgh rests.
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AFL Titles Could Be Wrapped Up By Week’s End
The Houston Oilers and Los Angeles Chargers can clinch their division titles Saturday two weeks before the AFL season end. Oilers host the Dallas Texans at the Cotton Bowl while the Chargers meet Oakland in San Francisco. Houston sits at 8 3 with three games left. Western leaders Los Angeles 7 4 lead Dallas and Oakland 5 4 with Denver at 4 6.
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Buddy Bennett Stars in 26 0 South Carolina Win Over Virginia
Quarterback Buddy Bennett engineered a 26 to 0 Atlantic Coast Conference victory for South Carolina over Virginia. Bennett threw and ran for multiple scores, including a 51 yard pass interception return and a 59 yard touchdown run, as South Carolina posted 278 rushing and 124 passing yards while Virginia suffered its 28th straight loss.
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