University Blue Devils Defeat Maryland 44 to 34 in Tight Contest
Duke led early and held on to beat Maryland 44 to 34 as Swindell Edwards and Bergman contributed points. Maryland top scorers included Hight and Oshea with several field goals, while Beamer and Knepley added for the Terrapins.
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Adams Millis A Leads Wrestling Card at Coliseum
Promoter Jack Smith presents a double feature with Ernie Powers vs Cowboy Luttrall and masked Golden Terror facing Tom Halley. Powers gains crowd support after recent wins, while the arena also hosts Adams Millis A against Furni ture in league action and Redwine, Triangle, and others in varied results at the Y M C A and Coliseum.
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Tennessee
Giants' Bill Terry projects pennant repeat in 1988
Bill Terry meets New York writers warmly and predicts the Giants will win the National League pennant for the third straight year. He picks the Cubs as the main threat and the Cardinals as a strong challenger, notes possible trading irons with Cincinnati or Chicago, and confirms plans to start Ott, McCarthy, and Leiber in 1988. Carl Hubbell to head staff with Melton and others as lefties, Gumbert, Schumacher, Castleman on the right.
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A. A. U. Ring Championship Arrangements Complete
Officials announced the sixth annual Carolinas Golden Gloves and A A U championships in Charlotte opening at the armory on Wednesday. About 300 entries filed including defending champions. Appalachian State Teachers College enters 16 and Lees-McRae 10. Ten boxers from Charleston will compete. Raleigh sends eight champions. Eight open class and eight novice champions will be crowned with open-class winners advancing to the national AAU tournament in Boston in April.
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Ducks to Train in Greensboro Ahead of Mid-Atlantic Season
General Manager Ducky Holmes announced the Dayton Ducks will train in Greensboro North Carolina beginning April 4. The team will stay there until a few days before the league season opens May 4, marking a shift from their home training site.
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Hines Leads Oakland Open With 67 At Midway
Blond veteran Jimmy Hines shot 67 to reach 144 total and lead the Oakland 72 hole open at Sequoiyan course. Two behind, Chicopee’s Harry Cooper fired 66 for 186 and an eagle on the 16th, highlighting the best round of the day.
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Adams-Millis Girls Defeat Colfax 32-21 in Coliseum clash
Adams-Millis girls basketball defeated Colfax 32 to 21 on the Coliseum floor. L. Smith led the winners with 19 points while Colfax players names appear tangled in OCR errors. The brief game report highlights a decisive Adams-Millis win.
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Shadows Seek Fame as Temple Five Grows Tall
Philadelphia January 29 Temple University's basketball team shows a slender lineup with each starter described as bean-pole tall and lean. The piece notes high potential for the Owls as they develop cohesion and height.
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Quarles to clash with Scott in Richmond bout
Promoter Jay J. Thomas announced Norment Quarles of Hendersonville North Carolina will meet Cowboy Scott of Washington D C in a ten round lightweight clash at Richmond February 7 Both are among the nation s top lightweights per the National Boxing Association and have met three times before with two close decisions and a disputed verdict in their last encounter Scott has twice lost to Lou Ambers by slim margins.
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High Point Bison Hit Salisbury in Conference Tilt
High Point College basketball team coached by Tony Simeon travels to Gastonia to face unbeaten Salisbury five in a Western Conference clash. The Salisbury squad defeated High Point in Salisbury two weeks earlier, and High Point seeks redemption after close losses to Charlotte and R. J. Reynolds. Tip time set for 7 15 with Marshall College game at 8 30 in Jackson Gymnasium.
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