Haas Eyes NCAA Title Run as Wake Forest Star Fends Pressure
Wake Forest senior Jay Haas reflects on a standout year highlighted by a second national title as an amateur. With the NCAA tournament looming at Albuquerque and the North-South at Pinehurst, Haas emphasizes team strength, humility, and the drive to defend the Deacons’ national crown, while acknowledging growing professional plans after summer.
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Simeon Retires as High Point AD Morris Named Successor
John Morris, former Andrews football coach and Reidsville AD, is expected to become Athletic Director for High Point City Schools today, replacing retiring A. J. Simeon after nearly 40 years of service. Simeon, a longtime educator and mentor, ends a career that included coaching basketball and football and directing city programs.
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Ashe Surges To Quarterfinals At Alan King Classic
Second seed Arthur Ashe rallied from three match points to beat Stan Smith 7-5 6-7 7-5 in the Alan King Tennis Classic. Connors, Richey, Tanner, Rosewall also won to reach the quarterfinals, with Pasarell, Panata and Solomon advancing in early rounds.
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High Point to HRI Enterprise headline
High Point activity set for May 13 1976 involving HRI Enterprise in an event or meeting. Authorities or organizers not specified. No locations beyond city name.
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HPC Tries To Crack Guilford In District 26 Tourney
High Point College faced Guilford after a 18-6 win over St Augustine in District 26 play. Gardner-Webb and St Augustine also took part as HPC eyed a deep run in the double elimination event and Dan England was slated to pitch for HPC.
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Nets Cling To Title Hope In Final Showdown
Nets veteran Jam Eakins pledges to play up to 48 minutes if needed as New York seeks a second ABA title in three years against the Nuggets in game six. Center Kim Hughes is doubtful with a severe ankle sprain, while Eakins would start if Hughes cannot go. Nets coach Kevin Loughery plans to ride Eakins with Tim Bassett backing at center.
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Salem Witch Spells Trouble For Tribe
Boston Red Sox rallied in the 12th inning to beat Cleveland 6-4 as Laurie Cabot the Salem witch attended at Cleveland Stadium to boost team energy. Cabot said she would analyze brain waves and energies to help players peak, while Cleveland manager Frank Robinson dismissed the stunt.
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