Tar Heels halt Wake Forest for Smith first win in three seasons
North Carolina defeated Wake Forest to give Dean Smith his first win over the Demon Deacons in three seasons and move into sole second place in the ACC. Duke leads with a 15 3 record as others, including Maryland and South Carolina, also win.
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U S Finishes Eighth at Winter Games In Innsbruck
The United States placed eighth in the medal table at the 1976 Winter Olympics with 11 golds eight silvers and six bronzes. Billy Kidd earned silver in the men’s slalom and Jim Heuga took bronze, the first American medals in the event. Russia and other nations dominated alpine and Nordic events as the Games closed.
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U S Found Second Place Not As Bad As It Sounds
Winter Olympics salvage by a US second place finish highlighted a games marked by strong Soviet wins. Americans earned six medals with Terry McDermott securing the only gold in speed skating while others, including Scott Allen and Billy Kidd, earned bronze and silver in skiing events amid crowded Innsbruck scenes and tense stadium ushers.
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Wildcats Pursue No 1 Seed as Davidson Eyes Home Win
Davidson stands 7 1 in the league race aiming to secure the top seed with home wins over Richmond and Furman while five teams battle for the remaining berths. Richmond upset VMI 96 90 as William and Mary slumped with a six game slide and Virginia Tech faces VMI tonight.
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Teams Tie For CCC Golf Honors At Colonial Club
At Colonial Country Club in Thomasville the season opening four man team event tied four teams for top honors after a darkness shortened playoff. The winning 18 hole low gross came from Mike Trimnal Bob Johnson Bob Kennedy and Charles Welborn, edging Paul Crawford George Briggs Millard Stanford and Perry Leviner. Front nine honors went to Frank Faircloth Tom Wicker Fred Kennedy and Richard Primm. Nineteen teams competed in the first of several club tournaments planned.
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Nicklaus edges Palmer's lessons to win Phoenix Open
Jack Nicklaus repeated Arnold Palmer's drive-first strategy to win the $50,000 Phoenix Open. He shot 66 and 72 for a 271 total, driving consistently and seizing the lead early with long tee shots including a 350-yard blast on the fourth hole. The victory marks Nicklaus's first 1964 win as top prize money distribution listed for the event followed.
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High Points Panthers Meet Pembroke Indians in Conference Tilt
High Point sits 14 2 and hosts Pembroke at Alumni Gym tonight at 8 p m in a key non Carolinas Conference clash. Coach Tom Quinn restarts the lineup with Fallin Garrison Neel Smith and Forte as the Panthers chase a conference lead and perfect non conference record. Western Carolina and Catawba results push High Point toward the top with a Wednesday showdown looming.
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