Terps Land Top Prize In Roanoke Recruiting Survey
Roanoke Times survey spotlights top high school basketball talent with Georgia and Auburn fronting the field. Maryland signs Moses Malone from Petersburg while Georgia and Auburn yield six of the top 40 prospects, including Lucius Foster Savannah and Jackie Dorsey Atlanta. The list notes Malone’s standout 38 points 25 rebounds, and discusses the balance of centers and guards across conferences and colleges.
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Texas Meet Olympic Preview sparks junior track clash
In Austin Texas American and Russian teens will contest a preview of the 1976 Olympics. Eighty five juniors from each nation, ages 19 and under, compete in an international meet hosted by Texas Longhorns coach Cleburne Price. CBS will tape the event.
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Crenshaw Faces Setback But Sees Growth In Loss
Akrog Ben Crenshaw failed to qualify for the U S Open, the biggest setback of his rookie pro year. The Texas native, once lauded as a future star, says missing the Open may spur hard work and a return to form as he reassesses his practice habits and aims to prove himself on the tour.
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