Miami Dallas Top Super Bowl Field
NFL owners sort field of contenders to host next season's Super Bowl with six bidders. Miami led by mayor and Dallas delegation vie against Houston New Orleans Los Angeles Jacksonville and others as decision hoped by today or tomorrow.
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Royals Seek .500 Season
The Kansas City Royals target a .500 season in the American League West as options shift with key players. Manager Lemon hopes Oliver and Piniella anchor offense while pitching depth tests the staff after injuries sidelined several candidates.
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Mauch and Martin Ready For Action After Big Wins
Early season optimism as managers Gene Mauch of the Expos and Billy Martin of Detroit push veteran lineups in exhibitions. Montreal beat Washington 5-3 on a squeeze bunt while Detroit used 26 players to top the Yankees 5-4. Other exhibition results included San Diego routing California 10-0 and Pittsburgh beating Kansas City 8-4.
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Tennessee Stages Comeback to Beat Duke in Tight Finish
Duke led by ten before Tennessee surged with nine straight points including a late basket to trim the deficit to one at halftime. Denton spoke of inside play aiding the rally as Tennessee struggled to force pace and shoot well, while Duke aimed to attack the lane. Duke heads back to Durham after the game, with return plans undecided.
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High Point College Wins Track Meet in Orangeburg
High Point College topped a three team field in Orangeburg South Carolina scoring 89 points to South Carolina State 69 and Benedict College 12. Richard Bradley swept the long jump and pole vault Lloyd Davis won the mile and two mile Carlvin Steed took the long jump Walter Mantz the javelin Mike Bogdon the discus Eric Noren the 880. Noren led Panthers with 14 points.
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Tar Heels From Page Two Analysis of Game
The coach blames poor boards and too many three point plays for the loss. He notes North Carolina’s defense struggled as the opponents moved well and recognized defenses quickly, a recurrent problem all season.
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College Baseball Upsets and Solid Wins Across Conferences
The Associated Press reports a busy slate with South Carolina beating Western Carolina 6 3 and Duke defeating Bucknell 2 0. Bucknell then toppled Duke 12 7 while The Citadel upset Berry 5 2. Furman beat East Tennessee 9 0 and Massachusetts won 5 0 against Wake Forest. North Carolina State downed Dartmouth 7 2 with Yale 5 Belmont Abbey 4 and High Point 8 Otterbein 2. Pfeiffer edged Williams 1 0, Pembroke 6 Atlantic Christian 1, and North Carolina routed Springfield 6.
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YMCA Gold Medal Action Opens Week with Weekday Games
The YMCA Gold Medal Tournament resumes after a weekend break with several finals and schedules. Dixie Uniform of Greensboro beat Greensboro All-Stars 102-72 in C Division led by 27 points from Ken McKinney and 21 from Vernon Hughes for the losers. Concord National Banks toppled Ledford Drive In 89-81 in C Class with Chris Lipard scoring 24 and Rick Motsinger 21. Washington Terrace Park Magnificents defeated Barricaders Greensboro 85-78 in Class B as Dorfius Shaw scored 23 and J.C. English 21 for Greensboro. Warner's High Point edged Gilbarca Greensboro 68-63 in Class B with Steve McClain 24 and Stanley Turner 20. Tonight’s schedule features Hedrick Oil Co. High Point vs Brothers The Sale Kannapolis in a 6:15 C Division game, 7:30 B Division A-D Community Greensboro vs Burlington, 8:45 Disciples Boone vs Falcons High Point in B Division, and 10 pm final Sir Pizza High Point vs City Beverage Winston-Salem in A Division. Players include John Garrison Catawba, Richard McGeorge Elon, John Banner Pfeiffer, Mike Smith Pfeiffer, Pete Colling High Point, Phil Butler High Point, and Neil Pastushok Wake Forest.
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