UNC Door Locks For Dean Smith After Eastern Regional Win
reporters witnessed the UNC corridor shutdown after their victory over Pennsylvania as coach Dean Smith delayed his exit to the West Virginia Coliseum floor. Mills and others joked about seniors shelving pro contracts while awaiting postgame access and statements.
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University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Robert McAdoo
West Virginia Coliseum
Pennsylvania
Dean Smith
Tar Heels Bench Silent After Victory Reflecting Team Unity
Tar Heels reserve Craig Carson describes the locker room calm as a family moment after a win. He praises the team’s unity. stars and substitutes share credit, and coaches address a future path toward the national championship in Los Angeles.
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Tar Heel
Craig Carson
Carson
Tar Heels
Lain
Smith
Bill
UNC
Carolina
Los Angeles
Jacksonville Golf Winner Jacklin Proves It All
Tony Jacklin won the Greater Jacksonville Open with a playoff victory over Johnny Jacobs at Hidden Hills Country Club. Jacklin, 1969 British Open and 1970 U.S. Open champion, spoke of the heavy expectations and his return from a tough 1971 season. Jacobs, a Vietnam veteran, bogeyed on the first extra hole after a wayward drive.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Johnny Jacobs
Jacobs
Hidden Hills Country Club
Tony
Vietnam
Cougars Collapse Yet Still In ABA Playoff Chase
The Carolina Cougars beat the Kentucky Colonels 121 112 to snap a four game skid but remain two and a half games behind Florida for the last ABA playoff spot with four games left. Wendell Ladner had 23 points 17 rebounds while guarding Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore.
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Carolina Cougars
Kentucky Colonels
Cougars
Kentucky
Larry Miller
Greensboro
Colonels
Carolina
Florida
New York
Indiana
Norfolk
Virginia
Artis Gilmore
Dan Issel
Wendell Ladner
Issel
Amazin
Nets
Squires
American Basketball Association
Utah
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High Point Enterprise Sports March 20 1972 Roundup
The March 20 1972 sports page from the High Point Enterprise highlights local prep and college action with scores and standings. Player names and game results reflect the season’s late winter schedule and regional competition.
Jacklin edges Jacobs. Open win at Jacksonville
Tony Jacklin won the Greater Jacksonville Open with a 283 total after a final round 68, beating John Jacobs who finished 285. Bruce Crampton and Rod Funseth tied for third at 284, with Bob Murphy at 285 and Palmer at 287, as 6,943 yard Hidden Hills course hosted the $125,000 event.
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Bruce
Tony Jacklin
John Jacobs
Bruce Crampton
Rod Funsetn
Bop Murphy
Joan Schiee
Herry Heard
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Lee Trevino
Mike Hill
Grier Jones
Doug Sander
Tommy Aaron
Charies Sifford
Gay Brewer
Labron Harris
Joan Lister
Bobby Mitchell
al Beiberger
Martin Roesink
R. H. Sikes
Don January
Gary Player
Tom Valozas
Dean Betram
Hugh Royer
Dick Lotz
Babe Hiskey
Ken Still
Buddy Allin
Mac McLendon
J C. Snead
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dale Douglas
Ron Cerrudo
Bob Charles
Frank Beard
George Shortridge
Larry Ziegler
Jack Montgomery
Gordon Jones
Don Iverson
Kermit Zarley
Jim Hardy
Jim Grant
Tom Shaw
Mike Reasor
Bobby Cole
Church Courtney
Bunky Henry
Crampton
Rod Funseth
Funseth
Bob Murphy
John Schlee
Jerry Heard
Allison Wins Hickory 276 Grand National East Race
Bobby Allison drives a 366 cubic inch engine in a Junior Johnson Chevrolet to a $1000 victory at Hickory 276. Bobby Isaac briefly led before pitting, Dave Marcis and others follow with Camaros and Dodges earning top prizes. Kent Yale and Marybeth Quinn win Sugarloaf senior downhill titles.
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Bobby Allison
Allison
Herb Nab
Johnson
Bobby Issac
Isaac
Dave Marcis
N.C
Hueytown
Ala
Chevrolet
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C. Dodge
Waterville
Maine
Kent Yale
Waterville Valley
N.H
Marybeth Quinn
Burke Mountain
Sugarloaf
Stevens and Hutchins Triumph in Martinsville Showdown
Stevens of Rehoboth Mass and Hutchins of Richmond Va edged rivals at Martinsville. Carl Bugs Stevens won the 250 lap modified race at a record 69.877 mph while Sonny Hutchins led the 250 lap sportsman event at 64.485 mph. A record 23 000 spectators watched the double feature.
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Martinsville, Va
Carl “Bugs” Stevens
Reho
Mike Loescher
Rochester
Both
Mass
N.Y
Fred DeSarro
Martinsville
Hope Valley
R.I
Sonny Hutchins
Chevrolet
Mar- Richmond, Va
Ray Hendrik
Stevens
Hutchins
Eastern Michigan Wins NCAA Swimming Title Behind Hurons
Eastern Michigan ends California-Irvine’s three year hold on the NCAA College Division championship with a 222 point total. Cal Irvine and San Fernando Valley tied for second at 6 points. Eastern Michigan placed three among the first five in three meter diving and won the 440 yard freestyle relay.
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Lexington
California-Irvine
Eastern Michigan
Hurons
Cal-Irvine
San Fernando Valley
Foelber Leads HPC Past Otterbein in 9-3 Win
Rick Foelber pitched a complete game for High Point College, fanning 14 and walking four as the Panthers rolled past Otterbein 9-3. HPC built a 2-0 lead in the first, added five runs in the eighth, sparked by Worthington's three run homer and Updegraff's two run shot. Slingerman, Worthington, and Updegraff homered, while Slingerman added three hits.
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Rick Foelber
High Point College
Panthers
Otterbein College
HPC
Foelber
Ron Slingerman
Bob Worthington
Bill Updegra
Charlie Appel
Steve Traylor
Greg Montague
Worthington
Updegraff
Slingerman
Updegraf
Bob Dupree
Bobby Hickey
Robbie Cecil
Otterbein
Steve Thackera
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