Citadel Beats Furman 90-80 in Southern Conference Clash
The Citadel snapped Furman’s three game win streak with a 90-80 home win. Ben Ledbetter scored 32 points and the Bulldogs shot 26 of 29 from the line, lifting their overall record to 8-4 and league mark to 2-1 while Furman stands 6-4 and 2-1. Russ Hunt led Furman with 23 points and John Sutor added 14.
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Citadel
Furman
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Paladins
Ben Ledbetter
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Russ Hunt
John Sutor
Burleson Leads Wolfpack Fresh to Victory
Tommy Burleson scored 32 points and pulled 19 rebounds to lift N C State to an 87 73 win over Wake Forest at Reynolds Coliseum. Steve Nuce added 26 points as the Wolfpack handed Wake Forest its first loss in five games and remained the only unbeaten freshman team in the Big Four.
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Tommy Burleson
N.C. State
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Wake Forest
Steve Nuce
Burleson
State
Nuce
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Catlett
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Larsen
Smoral
Graham
Life
Mitchell
Williamson
McMasters
North leaders overwhelm South in Senior Bowl 31 13
J Dol Hill of Arizona State scored two TDs including a 73 yard punt return as the North All Stars defeated the South 31 13 in Mobile Alabama. Dan Pastorini led the North with 74 and 80 yard TD drives aided by Clarence Davis and Sam Dickerson. Rich Ciemny added two field goals for the South.
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Ala
J. Dol. Hill
Arizona State
North All-Stars
Richard Ciemny
Alabama
Dan Pastorini
Santa Clara
Southern California
Clarence Davis
Hill
Pastorini
Tom Duncan
Toledo
Scott Hunted
Jon Pastorini
West Virginia
Dale Farley
Ciemny
Ronnie Hornsby
Southeastern Louisiana
Ladd Stadium
Don McCauley
Missouri
Jim Harrison
Robertson
Sam Dickerson
Southern
California
Fumbies
Clemny
Davis
Final Rites Held For Liston
Charles Sonny Liston was mourned in Las Vegas where about 1 000 mourners gathered for his funeral. Police noted needle marks and drugs in his home as autopsy tests awaited results. Notables including Ed Sullivan Ella Fitzgerald Doris Day Jack E Leonard and Jerry Vale attended with Joe Louis among pallbearers. The Ink Spots performed Sunny as a tribute.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Charles
Sonny’ Liston
Ed Sullivan
Ella Fitzgerald
Doris Day
Jack E. Leonard
Jerry Vale
Young Business Executive Seeks Promising Candidate
Ad seeks a young man with executive ability and good education for a permanent position with a nationally known company. Salary plus commission, no relocation, large income growth. Send name, contact method for interview, and a personal reference to box F-12, c/o this newspaper.
North Wins Hula Bowl in 25th Anniversary Game
In Honolulu the North All Stars defeated the South 42 to 32 as Jim Plunkett of Stanford shined with 11 of 12 passes for 131 yards and two touchdowns. Archie Manning led the South with 294 passing yards, while Theismann contributed a late rushing score for the North. The game drew about 23,500 spectators.
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Archie Manning
Mississippi
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Joe
Theismann
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Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Theis‘mann
Rex ‘Kern
Ohio State
Gordon Bowdell
Michigan State
Jack Ham
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Sou-Dicus
Ayala
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Jacobs
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Giants to Install Artificial Turf at Candlestick Park
The San Francisco Giants plan artificial turf for most basepaths at Candlestick Park in the 1971 baseball season. The move aims to improve field conditions and reduce maintenance costs for the upcoming year.
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San Francisco Giants
Candlestock Park
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