UNC versus Clemson and Duke hope for ACC title bid
In advance of crucial ACC matchups, Clemson scout Bob Jones praises North Carolina's offense and defense as the Tar Heels chase the league title with wins over Duke and others. Duke faces Wake Forest, while N C State weighs a nonconference test and Navy’s Staubach headlines the quarterback scene. Clemson’s Parker returns for a clash with UNC as Lothridge and Staubach loom in surrounding games.
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Charlie Justice
Clemson
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Frank Howard
UNC
Jim Hickey
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Durham
Raleigh
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Georgia Tech
Lothridge
Navy
Staubach
Virgina Tech
Jim Parker
Ana Treebney
Tigers
Billy Lothridge
Atlanta
Bob Poole
Pat Crain
South Carolina
Dan Reeves
Gamecocks
Reeves
Tulane
Maryland
Tom’ Nugent
Orioles Hunt Manager as Stanky Withdraws
Baltimore president Lee MacPhail offered the manager post to Eddie Stanky but he withdrew. Hank Bauer emerges as leading candidate alongside Bob Scheffing Sally Hemus and Charlie Metro with three to four others under consideration. Stanky may remain as Cardinals personnel director.
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Associated Press
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Hank Bauer
Orioles
Eddie Stanky
Lee MacPhail
Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
MacPhail
Bauer
Bob Scheffing
Sally Hemus
Charlie Metro
Eddie
Cardinals
Tough As Any Gobblers Next For State
NC State coach Earle Edwards braces for Virginia Tech as a rugged test for the Gobblers who share a 5 1 overall mark. Tech features SC top scorers Sonny Utz and Bobby Schweickert who leads in total offense. Schweickert also stars in rushing and passing and has been back of the week three times.
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Sonny Utz
Bobby Schweickert
Schweickert
VPI
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Mazurek Named AP Back of the Week After Pitt Win
In a snow swept Pitt Stadium thriller against Syracuse, Mazurek rushed for 41 yards and scored twice while throwing a key front pass as Pitt clinched a 36 27 victory. He left with a leg injury but returned to seal the win and earned AP Back of the Week honors.
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Pitt
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Mazurek
Associated Press
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Lon
Iffy picture looms in 4A football playoff chase
The Associated Press notes a tangled final week in 4A high school football with four playoff berths across Central Western and Eastern conferences. Eastern leaders Raleigh and Rocky Mount face pivotal games while Myers Park and Garinger contend in the Western race. A two berth playoff will hinge on Friday results and potential ties resolved by league rules.
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Raleigh
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Mazurek
Gus Purcell
Charlotte Myers Park
Mecklenburg
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Garinger
Ely
Harding
Page
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Lexington
Myers Park
Gastonia
Mene Oseney
Shany
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Fer
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High Point
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Freigh
Fayette
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Goldsboro
Jolly Roy Loses Offensive Lead
Don Trull of Baylor overtakes Navy’s Roger Staubach for total offense with 1,491 yards from 241 plays, while Staubach has 1,420 yards from 245 plays per NCAA figures. Trull also leads in passing completions after 20 of 40 against Texas Christian.
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Navy
Roger Staubach
Trull
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Ncaa Service Bureau
Texas Christian
Baylor Star
George Mira
Miami
Florida
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Tom Vaughn
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