Tigers Top Myrtle Beach In Across State Rivalry
Ragsdale boys beat Myrtle Beach 62-56 at home as Mike Glover 18 points led the Tigers with Terry Dawson and Shorty Rickman 12 each and Donnie Camp 10 and 18 rebounds. Tigerettes also won 53-42 behind Jan Disque 16 points. Myrtle Beach drops to 7-2 while Ragsdale improves to 15-0.
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Jamestown
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Seahawks
Ragsdale
Tigers
Tigerettes
Hawkettes
Dunn
Mike Glover
Terry Dawson
Shorty Rickman
Donnie Camp
Camp
Tiger
Barnes
Robert Williams
Tigerette
Jan Disque
Dawson
Glover
Klinefelter
Rickman
Vaughn
Tester
Saunders
R Rickman
Myrtle
Brittain
Burrell
Ellis
Furgeson
Fontana
Butler
Heimig
Hussey
Bender
Smith
Williams
Spivey
Nets Stranded In Greensboro Postpones Game
The New York Nets postponed their ABA game against Carolina in Greensboro due to travel delays. The teams were unable to reach the arena after fog kept the Cougars grounded at the airport.
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Greensboro
West Hempstead
N.Y
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Carolina
Cougars
N.C
Nichols Surges To Lead With Hot Putting In Tucson
Big Bobby Nichols moved into the third round lead at the Dean Martin Tucson Open with a five under 67 to reach 12 under 204 at Tucson National. George Archer trails by one, while Dale Douglass Bob Murphy and Don Massengale sit at 206. Massengale and Nichols boast strong putting and a run of birdies as Trevino trails by seven.
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Ariz
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Tucson National Golf Club
George Archer
Archer
Dale Douglass
Bob Murphy
Don Massengale
Massengale
New York
Douglass
Murphy
J.C. Snead
Dave Bill
Lee Trevino
Hill
Jim Jamieson
Firestone Country Club
Akron
Ohio
Glen Campbell
Bob Barbarossa
Dean Mar
Mike Hill
Bob Zender
Larry Wood
al Geiberger
Jim Wright
Dave Hill
Maurice Bembridge
Paul Haney
Hale Irwin
Miller Barber
Cesar Sanudo
al Mengert
Ve Eichelberger
Lou Granam
rDe
Wck
Joan Lister
Jack Ewing
Jack Montgomery
Charles Owens
Grier Jones
Jacky Cupit
Jerry Heard
Bobby Mitchell
Tom Watson
Bruce Fleisher
Bert Yancey
Frank Soynton
Lanny Wadkins
Bruce Devlin
Steve Spray
Jerry Abbott
Billy Ziobro
Mike Morley
Kermit Zariey
Bruce Crampton
Mason Rudolph
Tony Jacklin
Homero Biancas
Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Jim Colbert
Hubert Green
Dick Crawford
Dave Stockton
Herb Hooper
Takashi Murakami
Tom
Jim Ferrier
Gibby Gilbert
Dick Lotz
George Bayer
Long Beach State Beats Loyola Chicago in Chicago Stadium Opener
Long Beach State with Ed Ratleff leading at 22 points powered a 79-58 win over Loyola Chicago in Chicago Stadium. Nate Stephens 16, Chuck Terry 15, Bob Lynn 11 supported the balanced attack as Loyola stall at 7-7 after a 20-7 Long Beach run. Nate Hayes led Loyola with 23 points.
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Chicago
Ed Ratleff
Long Beach State
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago Stadium
South Carolina
Iowa Hawkeyes
Long Beach
49Ers
Ramblers
Loyola
Nate Stephens
Chuck Terry
Bob Lynn
Nate Hayes
Redskins Buy Majority Stock From Marshall Estate
Washington Redskins purchase 260 shares from George P. Marshall Sr estate for 3 million dollars. This marks first transfer of majority control since the team moved to Washington in 1937. Pro Football Inc buys half of the 520 shares held by the Marshall estate.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
George P. Marshall Sr
Redskins
Marshall
Pro Football, Inc
Pfeiffer Nets Second CC Victory Over Newberry
Pfeiffer edged Newberry 78-74 in Misenheimer to claim its second Carolinas Conference win. The Falcons led 70-62 late after a tight first half, then John Tinsley made key finishes to seal the victory as Pfeiffer improved to 6-8 overall.
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Misenheimer
N.C
Pfeiffer
Newberry
John Tinsley
The
Falcons
Western Carolina Tops Mars Hill in late rally
Western Carolina pulled away from a 62-62 tie in the final six minutes to defeat Mars Hill 78-73 on Saturday night. Howard Winston scored on a field goal and Rod Snyder made a decisive one and one, giving the Catamounts a four point edge they held to close. WCU improves to 9-7 while Mars Hill falls to 6-12.
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Callowhee
N.C
Western Carolina
Mars Hill
Howard Winston
Rod Snyder
McGriff Captures Permatex 200 at Riverside in Record Crowd
Herschel McGriff 43 from Bridal Veil Falls Ore led 70 of 77 laps in the Permatex 200 at Riverside International Raceway. He beat Clem Proctor by 56.9 seconds as Richard Petty lent support to McGriff’s team. The race set an 18,600 spectator record and paid $4,200 to the winner.
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Riverside
Calif
Herschel McGriff
Bridal Veil
Falls
Ore
Riverside International Raceway
McGriff
Clem Proctor
Paramount
Ted Fritz
Modesto
Fritz
Ed Bradshaw
Bakersfield
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Cambell
Banik
Ivey
RAMCO
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High Point
Twin Oaks
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Famous Brand
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Wall Streeter
Ince
Wrights
WCU
Proctor
Billy Foster
Newhall
Plymouth
Ivan Baldwin
San Bernardino
Bob Forster
Pomona
Ed Kimbrell
San Diego
Ed Tanferani
Fortuna
Ford
Doug
Herschel
Jim Hitt
Lemon Grove
Mark Waco
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London House
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Lewis Supply
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N. Main St
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