Frank McGuire backs UNC and Dean Smith for title
Former Carolina coach Frank McGuire praises Dean Smith and the 6-10 center Rusty Clark as catalysts for a Tar Heels title run. He highlights UNC's depth with stars like Larry Miller and Charlie Scott and recalls past battles with Wilt Chamberlain and Lew Alcindor as he predicts success in Los Angeles.
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Four Games Tonight Invitational Narrowing to Quality
The YMCA Invitational tightens as the tournament approaches its end with high quality teams remaining. Teams vie for the last spots and potential titles as schedules finalize.
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Last Night's Bowling Results in Independent League
Four games were played with high scores led by Willard's roe and Thomas Car. Leonard's Alummi Construction and POWER CONSTRUCTION posted 65 and 58 respectively. Team totals included COLTAX VIKINGS 80 and STATE FARM INC 69 with top scorers Gardner 31 Garnett 16 Matthews 18 Johnson 18.
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ACC Basketball Legacy in NCAA Tournaments Across Years
The ACC's record in national play shows growth since its 1953 formation. North Carolina and North Carolina State reached the final top 10 five times each, while Maryland appeared once. Duke leads in NCAA tournament victories with 11 across five tournaments. Wake Forest finished third in 1957, as the league gradually established itself in postseason play.
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Devils Clobbered In NIT by Kanees Jayhawks
Kansas, using a slow deliberate style, defeated Villanova 55 to 49 in the NIT game. Kennedy’s Peacocks followed his writings to the letter as Villanova fell into a deep freeze late in the first half.
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Olympic Planning Is Big Mexico Charges Ahead In Face Of Boycott
Mexico moves forward with plans for the Olympics despite boycotts. Officials say no committee plans are canceled and work continues on facilities. Alvarez de Castillo leads the organizing effort while concerns over South Africa’s exclusion persist.
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CBS Yanks Try To Raise Image In Baseball Telecast
An article critiques CBS plans to televise baseball, noting Yankees executives push for enhanced coverage to boost interest. A proposed infield microphone would pick up sounds up to 100 feet away, prompting debate over intrusiveness and FCC concerns.
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Recreation Basketball League Scores Summary
Mercury Midget League finals show Hawks 13 defeating Mustangs 10 as Trinity Baptist Knights edge Rams 7 and Electric Supply Rebels 6. Terras team and Reiders place with medals amid a busy local schedule.
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Panthers edge Belmont Abbey to open Carolina Conference slate
Elon College High Point College defeated Belmont Abbey 6-2 to move to 2-1 overall and start the Carolina Conference baseball season. Freshman Dennis Miller pitched a six hitter while Don Hickey homerred and tripled to pace the Panthers. Hickey connected on a fourth inning two-out homer with one on as HPC built a three-run lead. The Abbey scored in the fourth and eighth, aided by seven misplays in the field.
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NFL Players Bargain For Extra Money
In Chicago the NFL Players Association seeks to boost pay with talks led by president J Modell. Key figures include Wellington of the New York Giants Rankin Smith of the Atlanta Falcons and Vince Lombardi of Green Bay.
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