Wake Forest Narrowly Edges Clemson in Low-Scoring Finish
Wake Forest and Clemson played a tense, defensively driven game with 9 lead changes and a final margin of four. Wake top scorers included Pat Kelly and Denny Odle while Clemson benefited from Mike Browning and Willie Griffin as the Deacons and Tigers traded the lead late. Bud Martin's absence due to injury was noted as a potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake
UNC
Temple
Duke
Virginia
Deacons
Clemson
Denny Odle
Willie Griffin
Mike Browning
Pat Kelly
Odle
Browning
Kelly
John Crenczak
McCloskey
Locke
Bud Martin
Jaybirds Lose 58 42 In Conference Tilt
Allen Jay suffers 58 42 defeat to Gibsonville as Kennedy and Reynolds foul out in second half. Fim chum notes flat play despite third quarter surge. Foust leads Gibsonville with 11 points while Jaybirds finish 6 16 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Dawalt
Enterprise
Sumner
Allen Jay
Jaybirds
Gibsonville
Jaybird
Eddie Fimchum
Flimchum
Charles Willard
Kennedy
Reynolds
Doug Foust
Jimmy Jones
Mike Sink
Susan Yow
Western
Yow
Dixon
Hilliard
Smith
Boone
Aoys
Sink
Jones
Brown
Ingram
Kiser
Taylor
Madden
Foust
James
Byrd
Marshall
S. Smith
Shaw
Church
McDaniels Sued Over Cougars Contract Dispute
The Carolina Cougars sue Jim McDaniels for 1 million over a six year contract valued at 1.3 million to be paid over 25 years. McDaniels sought to renegotiate for a 15 year spread and a 50 thousand bonus amid a temporary restraining order against his lawyer Al Ross and All-Pro Management. The case, filed in Los Angeles, names Ross as agent and All-Pro Management, with a February 25 hearing to show cause for a permanent injunction. The Sonics hold NBA draft rights to McDaniels.
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LO Angeles
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
Jim McDaniels
Los Angeles
McDaniels
al Ross
Cougars
Ross
Seattle Supersonics
National Basketball Association
William P. Grey
U. S. District Court
All-Pro Management, Inc
Eddie Cook Takes Early Lead in Winston-Salem Bowling Classic
Eddie Cook, a Florence D C pro, surged from eighth to first after 12 games in the Winston-Salem Bowling Classic with 2586 total pins and an average of 215. Skee Foremsky, Bill Walden, Roy Buckley and others trailed as the field eyed the final six-game qualifying block.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Eddie Cook
Florence
D.C
Cook
Skee Foremsky
Houston
Tex
Foremsky
Bill Walden
Troy
Walden
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
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Payne's Auto Repair, Inc
Sports Gaa
West Leaington Ave
Guilford
Gibsonville Girls
Debbie Dixon
Western Guilford
Holt
Hall
Goodwin
Sweetner
Tuttle
Dorn
Randcraft
Lee
C.P
Washington
S. Main Stret
Hotenh
Quaker State Motor Oil
P.C.V
Groovan All New
Blackwall
Emerson TV
SHARP
J.F
Whitewall
Olayaway
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