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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1976
Page
11
Johnny Evans rushed for 113 yards against Maryland, first Wolfpack quarterback to exceed 100 since 1972. Evans also ranks among national leaders in punting, averaging about 46 yards per kick. Duke’s Vince Fusco and South Carolina’s Ron Bass are noted for record threats and sharp passing in ACC play.
Unbeaten Texas Tech rises to fifth after a 31 28 win over Texas. Michigan holds first with 57 first place votes, Pitt second, UCLA third, Southern California fourth. Maryland falls to sixth after beating Kentucky. College basketball notes: Seattle reactivates Dean Tolson and waives Norton Barnhill.
The Baltimore Colts beat the Houston Oilers 38 to 14 on national TV, improving to 7-1 and pulling 2 games ahead of New England in the AFC East. Ehrmann Dutton and Mitchell led a turnover fueled scoring surge as Houston managed only 54 yards by halftime.
Crandall, a Southern California native, becomes the Angels first base coach after joining the team on a major league level. The 46 year old previously managed Salinas in the California League and had a 16 year major league playing record with a .254 batting average.
Mitchell's 136 yards pushed his AFC leading total to 796 as Baltimore beat Houston 28 17. He said he feels like the No 1 back and relished the game as a chance to play, while Baltimore's defense forced two early turnovers that led to Leaks and McCauley's TDs.
The American Conference standings overview lists current team records, schedules, and rankings. Key franchises in focus include leading clubs and playoff contenders as teams push for division titles and postseason berths.
Duke quarterback Mike Dunn and Clemson guard Joe Bostic were named ACC offensive players of the week by the ACC Sports Writers Association. Dunn led Duke to 399 rushing yards and 57 passing yards in a 31-7 win over Georgia Tech, and added 168 rushing yards in a comeback win over Florida State. Bostic, a 6-4 250-pound sophomore from Greensboro, praised as the primary blocker in Clemson’s line which totaled 250 rushing yards in the win over Wake Forest. Earlier awards went to Maryland tackle Joe Campbell and North Carolina back Ronny Johnson for lineman and back of the week honors. Campbell had 22 tackles in Maryland’s 24-14 victory over Kentucky. Johnson starred for North Carolina in a 4-14 win over Wake Forest with seven unassisted tackles and two passes broken up.
John Fever of England defeated Cliff Richey 6 3 7 6 in first round play of the Dewar Cup in London. Jimmy Connors beat Ian Guerry 6 2 6 2 in Cologne. Adriano Panatta outlasted Guillermo Vilas 7 6 3 6 2 to win 10000 in Montevideo. Beth Stone led Mizuno Classic after 71. Mark Roth topped 42 games with 227 average to win Northern Ohio Open bowing.
Mark Hayes captured his second win of the season with a five under par 66 to take the Pensacola Open title amid a rain delayed finish. Bob Murphy, in 61st entering the final rounds, surged to 60th to secure exemption, while John Schlee fell to 61st. Hayes climbed from two behind with a 31 front and a decisive 15-foot birdie on 14. Elder finished second alone at 277, earning over 100000 for the season.
North Carolina State defensive tackle Bubba Green, a 268 pound freshman and key pass rusher, will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury from the South Carolina game. Green has a tiny bone chip below the knee and will wear a cast for about three weeks. Jim Henderson will replace him as the Wolfpack prepare to face Penn State at University Park and end the season against Duke at home.
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