McCauley Dominates ACC Rushing For North Carolina
Don McCauley, UNC junior from Garden City, rushed 145 yards on 27 carries against Virginia and was named the ACC's top back for the second straight week. He has 709 rushing yards this season, with a 97-yard kickoff return and multiple 100-yard games, prompting comparisons to ACC star Frank Quayle and questions about being the league’s best back.
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Nicklaus Pursues More Firsts After Long Playoff
Jack Nicklaus clinched his second win in as many starts at the Kaiser International Open with a 28,000 first prize, boosting season earnings to 122,567 as he eyes the money list lead and possible No. 1 spot. He defeated Billy Casper George Archer and Don January after a 17 hour playoff over two days, amid dark skies and fog. Nicklaus plans more PGA events including the Hawaiian Open and Heritage Classic, aiming to maximize titles and earnings for the year.
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Knicks Beat Bucks Behind Reed's 55 Points And 12 Rebounds
Reed led the New York Knicks to a 109 93 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks as Lew Alcindor managed 17 points on 7 of 20 shooting. The only NBA game on Monday night also saw New Orleans topping Washington 125 115 in the ABA.
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Raiders Win On Error In Tough Defensive Showdown
Andrews High School Raiders overcame a high snap and a late defensive stand to beat Anderson High Bulldogs 14 to 7. Quarterback Ernest Nichols tossed a 36-yard touchdown to Robert Little for Anderson, but David Ingold's second rushing touchdown and two extra points by Joe Alvarez sealed the win for Andrews, which improves to 6-3 on the season.
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Top 20 college football poll reshuffles after Florida upset
The Associated Press ranking sees Ohio State hold top honors with 742 points after beating Northwestern 35-6, as Tennessee closes the gap with strong showings. LSU Florida Stanford Kansas State Georgia Mississippi Michigan Air Force Nebraska Missouri climb, while Colorado and Wyoming slip from the elite.
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ISAAP Booster Club Meeting Postponed Then Rescheduled
The ISAAP Booster Club meeting at Andrews High School cafe was canceled tonight per Red Raider coach Bob Boswell. It will reconvene next Monday at 8 p.m with plans to showcase upcoming Friday night’s game against Madi rere Mayeda.
Bucs Beat Caps In New Home On Freret Street Move
The New Orleans Buccaneers won 125 to 115 over the Washington Caps in ABA action played at Tulane gym, their first home game after moving from Loyola. Gerald Govan led with 22 points and 18 rebounds as coach Sears McCarthy noted the team’s improved performance with experiences gained from the new home court.
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Duke Faces Clemson in Tense ACC Showdown
Duke coach Tom Harp urged more work as the Blue Devils prepare for Clemson after a 20-7 loss to Georgia Tech. Clemson carries a 5-2 overall and 4-0 ACC record, with quarterback threat Mike Axtell drawing praise. The Tigers visit Duke in a pivotal ACC clash that could shape the conference race.
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Hockey Expansion Nears Bid Stage
Expansion talks intensify as the league sets an eight million dollar price for new franchises. Vancouver owner Cyrus McLean may bid, while groups in Baltimore and Cleveland exit due to the steep cost. Formal applications and down payments are required to enter the bidding derby.
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Cougars Fall as Kentucky Beats Them 104 to 102
Doug Moe of the Cougars leads with 33 points per game and 8.2 assists as he stars in the ABA. Bob Verga, once at Duke, posts 26.5 points for Kentucky in a narrow 104 102 victory over the Cougars. Louie Dampier hits a key field goal to seal the win while Buffalo’s Knox Brothers and Seg moments are noted. Kentucky eyes second in the ABA Eastern Division with a 6 2 record despite injury concerns as Northrup and others bid for a top city slot.
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