Roche Drafted in First Round by Phoenix Suns
New York AP report shows John Roche of South Carolina chosen by Phoenix in the NBA draft first round. Carolinas players well represented with Mike Gale Elizabeth City State and Tom Owens South Carolina taken in rounds three and four.
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Final Qualifiers and Scores From Local Meet
RHOADS loway Gene Ferrell Ross Rand all Tim Berg and Jim Dent led a group with 71s. Final qualifiers included Ney Thompson Ber Kern Charles Owens Mike Mahlon Jack Swing Bob Clark Jim Awtrey Don Heading Bailey Glenn Steve Freibert Dave Bellman Jim Grant Benny Tinziani David Lee Bill Burn jal Bi Farrell Claude Harmon Jr and Bill Hall.
Careers Of Hershberger And Lonborg Remain In Question
The Associated Press reports veteran pitcher Jim Lonborg and outfielder Mike Hershberger remain uncertain as teams weigh options after uneven spring performances. Lonborg struggled in five innings of an 11-4 loss to Houston, while Hershberger drove in a ninth inning winner for Chicago White Sox over Pittsburgh.
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U.S. to Defend Davis Cup in Charlotte
The United States will defend the Davis Cup in Charlotte October 8 to 10 against the global survivor from about 60 nations. John Ryan of the Carolina International Tennis Foundation announced Olde Providence Racquet and Swim Club's 6,000-seat stadium as the venue after bids from Cleveland, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Dallas. The schedule features two singles, then doubles, then two singles. The U.S. beat West Germany 5 0 in last year’s challenge.
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Floyd Rodgers Tie For Pro Am Lead At Cyprus Lakes
Ray Floyd and Phil Rodgers tied for pro honors at the Cyprus Lakes Golf Club Pro-Am in Fayetteville. Both posted 71s with Rodgers clinching the win thanks to an eagle on the final hole for a one under par score. The $3,600 purse included Al Goodrich Tony Evans Bob Rosburg at 72 and Jim Westbrook Gene Briggs Ralph Lang Jr Dan Herring Norman Flynn at 73.
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Golfer Jacklin Struggles With Putting Gaffs In Open
Larry Ziegler posted a 74 76 in the National Airlines Open and missed the cut after a quirky card. He reeled off an 11 on a par 5 and a 10 on another, while Jacklin remained nine under par for the year despite costly putting miscues.
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USC stance sparks talk of ACC alignment and May meeting
USC officials including Athletic Director Paul Dietzel and Coach Frank McGuire voiced that the board's statement should be viewed as shared. James planned talks with ACC chairmen and anticipated a conference before the May session. South Carolina remains eligible to attend the May meeting as a member until August 15.
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London Youth Assn Allows Girls on Boys Teams
The London Youth Football Association rules that girls may play on boys teams in all association matches. Coach Mike Bongard of Arbour Youth Club called it a tremendous victory for women and his team. Standout player Margaret Biffert, age 11, had been sidelined for two weeks amid protests from opponents.
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Porter Negotiations Put Villanova Star In Bulls Spotlight
Pittsburgh reports indicate Villanova star Howard Porter is negotiating with the Chicago Bulls after being linked to the Pittsburgh Condors. Porter, the NCAA tournament MVP, has not commented as details surface about a multi year, near nine figure deal amid drafting buzz.
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Patterson Wins Yet Unsatisfied After Nine Round Knockout
Floyd Patterson defeated Roger Russell by knockout in the ninth round in Philadelphia. The former heavyweight champion, 36, admitted he still has a long way to go, saying he must regain the feel of the ring after a two year layoff. Patterson pressed with body blows and overhand rights while Russell offered little offense, drawing cheers from about 6 000 fans. The bout ended at 1 29 of the ninth as Patterson remained aggressive but occasionally wild, including slipping and a low blow warning in round six.
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Big Red Machine Prepares Despite Key Absences
Cincinnati's Reds eye another NL West title with Bobby Tolan out for Achilles surgery and Jim Merritt limited by arm issues. Pete Rose shifts to center as Hall of Famers Bench Perez May anchor the lineup while Don Gullett and Granger pace a strong bullpen amid injury concerns and spring exhibitions.
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Buckeyes Poised To Challenge Bruins In 1972 NCAA
The Ohio State Buckeyes, riding a late-season surge that toppled Marquette and reached the NCAA second round, are seen as a potential title contender. UCLA, defending champion, faces a return to form with George McGinnis and Indiana’s strong showings ahead.
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