Cavaliers Top Wolfpack 84 73 In Raleigh
Virginia remains the ACC leader with an 84 73 win at Reynolds Coliseum over N C State. Tommy Burleson scores 36 for State in a late rally, while Barry Parkhill adds 24 and Frank DeWitt 23 for the Cavaliers as State tallies 13 turnovers in the first half and falls to 6 5 overall.
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Paul Shinn
Raleigh
Virginia
Reynolds Coliseum
N. C. State
Cavalier
Wolfpack
Cavaliers
ACC
State
Tommy Burleson
Burleson
Barry Parkhill
Frank DeWitt
Dewitt
McCandlish
Pi Parkhill
Miller
McCurdy
Morris
Stahursk
Drummon
Reb
N.C
Heidt
Cafferty
Nuce
Graham
Heuts
Liles
Harper Named Wake Forest Head Football Coach
Harper a 39 year old from Piqua Ohio earned the Wake Forest job after Stoll left. He will keep much of the staff and will run a veer offense with a six player philosophy. Harper spoke of the players and recruiting as his immediate tasks and noted quarterback Larry Russell has exhausted eligibility.
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Piqua
Ohio
Gene Hooks
Wake Forest
Stoll
Hooks
Madisonville
University of Kentucky
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Kentucky
Ft. Polk
Blanton Collier
Manual High School
Louisville
Eastern Kentucky
Oklahoma State
Wake Forest Athletic Council
Winston—Salem
N.C
Tom Harper
Wake For
Satesturday
Wake Forest Univer
Ron Stark
Sity
Cal Stoll
University of Min
Nesota
Newsmen
Larry Russell
Deacon
Coral Evans
Logan
W. Va
Dude
Dude Hennessey
Devaney Receives $3000 Salary Increase at Nebraska
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents boosted football coach and athletic director Bob Devaney’s annual pay from $32,000 to $35,000. The increase is funded by athletic department income, not tax revenues. Regents adopted a resolution congratulating Devaney and his staff for two consecutive No. 1 national rankings.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Bob Devaney
Peter C. Magrath
Devaney
Clemson Tops Maryland 63 61 In ACC Upset
Clemson defeats 12th ranked Maryland 63 61 to gain its first ACC contest. Terps star Tom McMillen scores 23, but Clemson’s Mike Browning shuts him down in second half. Bud Martin seals win with late free throws as Suit and Odle lead with 15 points each.
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S. C
Maryland
Terrapins
Associated Press
Tigers
Tom McMillen
McMillen
Mike Browning
Browning
Bud Martin
Terrell Suit
Denny Odle
Cvlemson
Criwght
Sui
Porac
Hawk
White
Martin
Neal
Brwning
Trimbie
Brown
Bodell
Elmore
O’brien
McMilen
Wes
Hawkins
Cougars Get Skates McClain New Key In Win
The Carolina Cougars edged the New York Nets 118 115 at Memorial Coliseum in Winston Salem. Rookie Ted McClain led the surge with 25 points and six assists, while Rick Barry scored 38 for the Nets in a close finale. Wendell Ladner started and added 15 points with 12 rebounds despite foul trouble. Jim McDaniels posted 25 points and 12 boards as Caldwell sealed the win with late free throws.
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Carolina Cougars
New York Nets
Memorial Coliseum
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Nets
Ricky Barry
Ted McClain
Carolina
Barry
Joe Caldwell
The
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Ladner
McClain
Tennessee State
Jim McDaniels
Cougar
McDaniels
Larry Miller
Caldwell
Billy Melchionni
High Point College
Gene Littles
Littles
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Washington
Moore
Roche
Melchionni
Pautz
Baum
Taylor
Caldwe'l
Miller
Johnson
Manning
Owens
Hightower NP
Wie
New York
Freshmen Eligible In NCAA Move Faces Coaching Opposition
The NCAA adopted a rule to make all freshmen eligible for football and basketball starting August 1, though only for postseason play at first. Regular-season eligibility remains up to conferences and schools, with many major programs and the Ivy League uncertain about participation. The move drew strong opposition from major college coaches including those in the Big Eight.
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Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ivy League
NCAA
American Football Coaches Association
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Charlies M. Nevias
Wayne
Aaron Holds One Stroke Lead In LA Open Third Round
Tommy Aaron moved into a one stroke lead over Curtis Sifford midway through the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open third round at Rancho Park. Aaron birdied the sixth and ninth to reach 168 after 54 holes, with Sifford at 169 and Dave Hill two back at 170.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Aaron
Curtis Sifford
Aaron
Sifford
Rancho Park
Georgia
Charles Sifford
Stormy Dave Hill
Chris Blocker
Husky Texan
George Archer
Tom Weiskopf
Archer
Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Palmer
Ted Hayes
Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open Third-Round Scores
Third-round scores from the $125,000 Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at Ranch Park Golf Course. The event is played on a 6 823 yard par 71 layout.
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Los Angeles
Ranch Park
Tar Heels stomp Paladins 118 66 in Chapel Hill upset win
North Carolina, ranked third, crushed Furman 118 to 66 at Chapel Hill. Bill Chamberlain led UNC with 21 points, Dennis Wujcik added 18, and Ray Simpson topped Furman with 15 as UNC pressured Furman into 33 turnovers and 30.7 percent shooting. UNC improved to 12 1 this season while Furman fell to five wins five defeats.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Furman University
UNC
Bill Chamberlain
New York City
Dennis Wujcik
Ray Simpson
Louisville
Furman
Tar Heels
Paladins
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Larry Wood
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Jimmy D. Powell
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