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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1969

Page

14

Duke and Tar Heels clash as Carolina dominates in Chapel Hill

Duke faltered again in a lapse filled game versus rival North Carolina, trailing early and losing 94 to 70 as UNC’s Rusty Clark and Dean Smith’s club put on a decisive second half showing. Duke’s 11 3 league mark leaves room for tension in the ACC title race amid early-season volatility. High Point College extended its unbeaten run to nine with a win over Campbell and a looming showdown against Western Carolina.

UNC Charlie Scott Tar Heels Tar Heel Dean Smith Carolina Rusty Clark Duke Randy Denton Clark

Furman Hangs On In Southern Conf. Struggles

Furman, led by Dick Esleeck, battles hard in the Southern Conference amid injuries and ailing stars. Esleeck boosted to 25.8 points per game after a 69-point two-game stretch, but Furman split two SC tests, beating Carolina 77-68 and losing 83-66 at Richmond, as key players remain sidelined.

Dick Esleeck Furman Esbeck George Washington Bob Tallent Esteeck Frank Selvy Paladins Carolina Esberk Richmond Dave Whitener Foo Brunson John Campbell Frank Hosea

Race Course Opens In Bowie Bowed By Mounting Attendance

Race course opens a 52 day meet in Bowie Maryland as Laurel posts a 13.4 percent attendance rise and 74 percent revenue gain. Paladins, idle Saturday, were listed as a potential danger with five away games left in their schedule.

Selvy Bowie George Washington Paladins Laurel Richmond Esleeck

Bison at Reynolds in high school showdown

Winston-Salem Reynolds visits Central High Gymnasium to face High Point Central’s Black Bison tomorrow night. Reynolds, led by 6-11 Al-America candidate Danny Trayler, is undefeated and rated the top 4-A team in the state. The Bison enter 5-2 after losses to Lee Edwards and Parkland.

Danny Traylor Company High Point Central Bison Winston-Salem Reynolds Central High Gymnasium Reynolds Danny Trayler Trayler Lee Edwards High Asheville Winston-Salem Parkland High Pointers Parkland Central Gymnasium

Andrews Battles Morehead in 3A Conference Clash

Andrews High travels to Morehead for a Tuesday league game as the Red Raiders seek to preserve a share of the lead in District 4’s 3A standings. Andrews sits 3-2, tied with Reidsville and Madison-Mayodan after a 91-63 win over Mt. Tabor, while Morehead is 0-1 in conference and 4-4 overall as the teams meet.

Morehead Andrews High School Red Raiders Andrews Mt. Tabor Raiders Reidsville Madison-Mayodan Madison- Mayodan

Davidson Stuns Wildcats Fall In OT Close to No. 2 Finish

Davidson’s No. 2 Wildcats battled St John’s in Charlotte, led briefly in overtime, but a last minute miscue allowed the Redmen to rally 75 74. St John’s pulled off an upset against a top ranked foe, continuing its recent two game run over highly ranked teams.

Charlotte Coliseum Davidson Wildcats St. John’s St. John's Redmen UNC Doug Cook Cook Ralph Abraham

Freshmen Rule Sparks NCAA Meet Debates

At the NCAA 63rd annual convention in Los Angeles concerns focus on freshman eligibility and one platoon football. A round table addresses costs and field conditions as committees split on whether to keep single or two platoon rules and how freshmen should compete. SID leaders and officials discuss potential policy shifts and public relations implications.

LOS Angeles National Collegiate Athletic Association Aonolulu O.J. Simpson Joutcome NCAA Marcus Plant Michigan Frost Bob Jules Chyene Arkansas SID Group

Playoff Bowl May Be Ending

MIAMI AP The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Minnesota Vikings 1 13 Sunday in what could be the last NFL playoff bowl game as presently staged in Miami. The NFL Orange Bowl contract ended after the dull contest before 22 961 rain drenched fans. Bowl officials say the second place teams from the conferences produced little interest for fans or players. The NFL has two more television contracts for the game and could move it to another site, possibly New Orleans.

Miami Dallas Cowboys Minnesota Vikings NFL Cans Dallas Tom Landry Landry Cleveland

Cowboys rally past Vikings in pivotal NFL playoff game

Dallas edged Minnesota 20 to 13 as Don Meredith and Craig Morton split quarterback duties. Meredith threw for 243 yards and a touchdown, rallying the Cowboys from a 13 point deficit while Bob Bryant added an 81 yard punt return for a two touchdown swing and King Hill struggled with field position. Morton later connected with Craig Baynham for the go ahead score as Dallas toppled Minnesota in a hard fought showdown shaping the conference race.

Dallas Cleveland Minnesota Bob Bryant Fred Cox Landry Don Meredith Cowboys Meredith Craig Morton E Ab Chuck Howley Lee Roy Jordan King Hill Morton Craig Baynham Baynham

Puzzle Is Duke In ACC

Duke sits sixth in the ACC at 12-6 in conference play 65 overall after a 94 70 loss to North Carolina. Vic Bubas says the team is inconsistent from youth and must tighten defense and tempo to challenge for a top division finish. Duke faces Wake Forest at Winston Salem then NC State at North Carolina in a pivotal pair of ACC games.

Associated Press Duke Blue Devils North Carolina Tar Heels Vic Bubas Bubas Wake Forest Jaynes Deacon Cal Stall Clemson New Orleans Western Kentucky Towa Charlie Scott Bill Bunting ACC Greensboro N.C N.C. State South Carolina

Citadel Coach Signs New Pact Amid Resignation

The Citadel head football coach Red Parker signed a new five year contract, while assistant coach Oval Jaynes resigned to join Wake Forest’s coaching staff in a relocate to the Demon Deacons program.

Charleston Red Parker Citadel Oval Jaynes Wake Forest

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