Blue Devils In Front In Championship Race
Duke slips past Maryland 10 to 7 in a key ACC clash as Duke eyes a third straight title with Wake Forest and North Carolina remaining rivals. Maryland led in first downs but Duke answered with a second quarter field goal and a third quarter TD. Maryland tied the game late in the fourth on a 6-yard pass, but Duke held on for the win.
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Petty Plymouths Sweep Nashville? Grand National race win
Richard Petty wins the second Grand National event of 1963 in Tampa ahead of teammate Jim Paschal, boosting the Petty team's lead in NASCAR point standings. Glenn Roberts crashes a 1962 Pontiac but exits uninjured as Weatherly finishes third in a 1962 Pontiac, followed by Pardue and Irwin.
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United States captures third Canada Cup title in row
Palmer and Snead lead U S to third straight Canada Cup team victory at San Isidro Argentina as De Vincenzo and Fidel De Luca threaten with strong totals. Palmer shoots 69 final round to secure two stroke margin over De Vincenzo and Sam Snead posts 74 on tough No 10 hole to preserve U S lead.
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High Point Probes 6th Win Over Burlington
High Point Black Bison seek a disciplined performance as they travel to Burlington to face the Bulldogs in a 7:30 kickoff. Coach Herb Hipps emphasizes readiness after clinching the conference title for Reynolds and notes Burlington’s strong single wing with a T flavor. The winner today will sit in third place in the Central 4A standings with Burlington at 7-2 entering the game.
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National title race narrows to three teams in 1960 season
The race for the national title centers on Southern Cal, Alabama, and Mississippi as the season narrows. Northwestern, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, and Illinois still contest the Big Ten and Rose Bowl spots while Texas eyes the Cotton Bowl after upcoming clashes with Navy UCLA and Notre Dame. Alabama faces Georgia Tech and Auburn, Ole Miss meets Tennessee and Mississippi State as the season unfolds.
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Mountaineers poised to clinch Southern title this week
West Virginia, 3-0 in the conference, must beat The Citadel and hope Virginia Tech loses to VMI to secure the title. A fourth quarter rally helped VMI downed by Holy Cross earlier, while Wake Forest fell to Virginia Tech 87-38 as Rob Schweickert led Penn State to a 94-6 victory. The Citadel, overwhelmed 60-13 by Memphis State, seeks a brighter moment on Parents Day as Furman led 3-0 before Clemson surged with multiple long scoring drives.
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Peace pact eyed in bitter amateur sports feud
In New York and Washington the AAU NCAA and U S Track and Field federation prepared to sign terms ending a two year clash over amateur sports. Proposals include dual sanctioning and cooperation with the AAU under new federation leadership and mediator Kenneth Wilson overseeing a central arbitration. Louis Fisher said AAU concessions aimed to satisfy the NCAA, while stressing that three proposals would be offered.
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