Smith Upsets Andrews To End Streak In 4 A Playoffs
In a stunning 9-7 upset at Albion Millis Stadium Greensboro Smith topped favored Andrews 9-7 as Gregory Greenlee delivered a 25 yard field goal late in the third. Mike Casey opened scoring for Andrews with a 55 yard run, Keith Harpe and Johnny Evans added a late second quarter score, ending Andrews long winning streak and bowling Smith into the next playoff round.
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Albion Millis Stadium
Eagles
Mike Casey
Raider
Keith Harpe
Johnny Evans
Andrews
Smith
Harpe
Hardy Foster
Howard Tilley
Evans
Ted Brown
Johnny Oakley
Jerry Blinton
Liberty Bowl prospect draws Kansas NC State bid
Scouts visit Memphis to lure Kansas and North Carolina State to the Liberty Bowl on December 17. Duke presses North Carolina State to clinch an ACC tie by beating Duke, while Kansas battles Oklahoma. Also noted is the Colonial Cup Steeplechase at Camden with Irish entry Mr Barcock among favorites and four Irish jockeys in the field.
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Atlanta
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Rice
Georgia Tech
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Barcock
Field Goal Lifts Eagles in 9-7 Thriller
The Andrews Raiders, led by coach Boswell, fell 9-7 to Smith in a ground dominated playoff game. Smith capitalized on two big first-half drives and a late fourth-quarter stand while Andrews failed to convert key opportunities and sustained penalties. Clarence Robinson sealed a late Eagles comeback with a critical punt return, but time expired as Andrews exhausted its timeouts.
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Jay Plummer
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Greenlee
Timmy Johnson
Blinton
Evans
Charles Wright
Eagles
Clarence Robinson
Cougars Turn Out Lights On Nets
Carolina beats New York 118 to 100 to extend win streak to five and tighten the Eastern Division race. Tom Owens scores 21 in the third quarter as the Cougars surge from a five point halftime lead. Loughery scuffle provoked a bench-clearing moment, police escort ends incident, Brown notes continued pursuit of Kentucky.
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Kevin Loughery
Loughery
John Roche
Tom Owens
Owens
Paulte
Taylor Mo
Williamson
Roche
Schaeffer
Melchionni
Wileareee Wis
Gregor
Gao
Tigers Triumph 43-0 Backed by Stifling Defense and Sechrest
Ragsdale dominates Southern Alamance 43 to 0 to extend its win streak to 11. Mike Hapiliplias stars on the ground while Jeff Sechrest and Harold Odum pace a multi TD attack. Tigers’ defense forces two interceptions and a fumble as they mount a decisive second-half surge.
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Mike) Haupilias
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Golfer of Year Named for 1973
Tom Weiskopf, who won six tournaments and earned more than $300,000 in 1973, was voted Pro Golfer of the Year by western sports writers. He will be honored at a dinner in Rancho La Costa January 7, ahead of last year’s winner Jack Nicklaus, who also won six tournaments. Voters came from California Arizona Nevada and Utah.
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