McCauley Breaks ACC Career Rushing Record at Carolina
Don McCauley, Carolina fullback, broke Frank Quayle’s ACC career rushing mark in the first half against Clemson, gaining 121 yards in two quarters to surpass 2,814. He credits teammates, expects NFL interest, and plans to finish the season with one more college game before potential pro options.
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Bucks and Cavaliers win and lose as NBA goals shift
The Milwaukee Bucks stretched to a 10th straight win by routing San Francisco 119-100 as Lew Alcindor and Bob Dandridge scored big. Cleveland Cavaliers extended a losing skid to three with a 98-86 defeat at Baltimore after leading at halftime.
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Open Golf Championship to gain sponsor and prize money
The Canadian Open Golf Championship will have a new sponsor and higher total prize money in 1971. The event at Richelieu Valley Golf and Country Club runs July 14 with a 6900 yard par 72 layout. Total purse rises to $50,000, first prize to $30,000.
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Browns Can Beat Browns: Bengals Rally In Snow
Cincinnati players recall Coach Paul Brown declaring their 14 to 10 victory over his Cleveland Browns as the season’s biggest win for him. They credit prep and mood in Riverfront Stadium, note rough 29 degree kickoff amid snow and cold rain, and keep pace in the division race with Pittsburgh and Cleveland tied atop the standings.
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Cleveland Scores Early Then Wins After Tight First Half
The player recalls taking the ball for an opening score and describes a rough start, a halftime pep talk by Coach Brown, and a successful second half. The team reduced penalties, improved performance, and attributed the win to better execution and fewer mistakes. The standout notes include a sack, two quarterback pressures, and a turf-related shoe change at halftime.
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Longhorns reclaim AP top spot after 58-0 win
Texas returns to No. 1 in the AP college football poll after routing Texas Christian 58-0. Notre Dame ranks second as Arkansas looms for Texas in a decisive SWC title bid and Cotton Bowl prospects. Notre Dame, with 7 first place votes, trails 816 to 705 in total points.
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Flyers Refuse To Board Bus For Charlotte Game
Nashville Dixie Flyers players refused to board a bus to Charlotte after a $70 fine appeared on weekly paychecks for a poor display against Greensboro. Spokesman Wally Sprange cited a protest over fines imposed by coach Lloyd Hinchberger and warned: if not reported by game time, players may be suspended and could end their hockey days.
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Preview Night Set At HPC
High Point College hosts a preseason scrimmage night with Ragsdale, Andrews, Central and Point College teams at Alumni Gym. Gates open at 7:30, featuring a Tiger display, scrimmages, player introductions, and coaches’ remarks. Admission charged.
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Cardinals blank Cowboys as Meredith stays away
The St. Louis Cardinals crushed Dallas 38-0 in a national telecast to stay ahead of the Giants in the NFC East. Johnny Roland, Gilliam, Shivers and Bakken scored as St. Louis posted its third straight shutout, while fans booed Don Meredith in the booth and he refused to join the defense.
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Bowl bids swirl as Notre Dame options loom
Air Force rises to No. 10 after beating Stanford as bowls grapple over Notre Dame. Boston College, Penn State, and Liberty and Peach Bowls weigh BC or PSU in Atlanta or Memphis. Notre Dame must wait for LSU game results while Texas looms for a Cotton showdown with a possible Orange Bowl bid.
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