Fritts and Peeples honored for ACC play
NC State fullback Stan Fritts earned Offensive Back of the Week after rushing 112 yards and passing for a TD in a 12-7 win over Penn State. Clemson guard Ken Peeples was chosen Offensive Lineman after Georgia Tech A bout 390 rushing yards in a 54-32 victory over North Carolina.
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Pro Grid Standings Across Week Matchups
Pro Grid Standings list final pairings for week games including Baltimore at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cleveland New York Giants at Detroit Buffalo at Miami New York Jets at New English St Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston Green Bay at Minnesota Los Angeles at New Orleans San Diego at Oakland Dallas at Washington Monday November 18 Kansas City at Denver.
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Highland Wins Volleyball to Finish 6-0 Season
Highland Yarn Mills defeated Myrtle Desk to win the YMCA Industrial Volley cars, finishing the regular season in first place with a perfect 6-0 record. The winning team included Roy Danaher, Leon Safrit, Ed Harris, Ed White, Larry Ferree, Joe Blagchard, and Norman Gethrie.
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Harris Quietly Makes Black QB Case For Rams Rise
James Harris, Grambling alum, battles past doubt as he guides the Los Angeles Rams to a string of wins. After a delayed start with Buffalo and a stint as Hadl’s understudy, Harris throws for touchdowns and runs, signaling a color barrier-shattering arrival amid misgivings from some fans while teammates praise his leadership and intelligence. The Rams, under Chuck Knox, bench Hadl and surge after Harris’s first start, with Rentzel and Knox affirming no color line and a path toward the Super Bowl.
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Little League bans foreign teams from world series
Little League officials unveiled a plan to bar foreign teams from the World Series next year in Williamsport citing travel costs and a nationalistic stance abroad. Only the four U.S. regional champions will participate, with the event set for Aug 19-23.
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Chicago Owner Origer Ends Five Season Early
The World Football League amid financial woes sees Chicago Fire owner Tom Origer claim the season is over for his team. He will not play the Wednesday game against the Bell in Philadelphia and cites $800,000 losses while seeking investors. The WFL’s playoff picture remains unsettled with eight post-season berths and multiple teams already clinching division titles.
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Wake Forest Captures 1974 NCAA Golf Title By Two Strokes
Wake Forest wins the 1974 NCAA golf championship by two strokes over Florida. The Demon Deacons clinch the title as the Gators finish runner up in the final scoring.
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