High Point Opens Season Hosting Campbell in NAIA Tilt
High Point College coach Bobby Vaughn says the Panthers are ready for Campbell College in Alumni Gym tonight. Ron Loewenthal will start at forward, with Tatgenhorst, Picka, Littles, and Witt rounding out the lineup as Campbell, led by Johnny Marshbanks and Ken Faulkner, seeks an early-season edge without Cordell Wise. The NAIA realignment adds urgency, making this nonconference clash nearly as pivotal as a Carolinas game.
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Duke Carpenter Tilt Tops Area Grid List
Duke and North Carolina clash in a border rivalry paced by late-season ACC standings. Clemson eyes the conference title while Maryland and Virginia jockey for bowls as NC State and South Carolina pursue remaining bragging rights in a weather-scarce football slate.
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Richmond Citadel Battle For SC Grid Title Today
Richmond and The Citadel clash as SC football title showdown with Frank Jones Parker Slade and Kelly leading offenses. Both teams seek conference crown amid storied rivalries and weekend games shaping the outcome.
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Bench Wins NL Rookie of the Year by A Narrow Margin
Cincinnati catcher John Bench narrowly beats New York pitcher Jerry Koosman by one vote to win the National League Rookie of the Year award. Reds President Francis Dale presided as the moment captured shows Bench with a bat and ball.
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Title Still Up For Grabs In Carolinas Conference Football
Western Carolina visits Presbyterian in Clinton to affect the conference race as Lenoir Rhyne holds a lead. WCU, 2-2 in league, eyes a possible title if Lenoir Rhyne slips. Presbyterian, 3-1 in league, finishes season against Newberry. Guilford and Appalachian clash as Apps seek to prevent a CC sweep.
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Wilson Gastonia Winners in North Carolina 4A playoffs
Wilson and Gastonia reach the NC 4A final after semifinal wins. Wilson, the defending champion, beat Durham 21 7 to avenge a regular season defeat while Gastonia edged Hickory 27 2 to advance. The pair meet next Friday as state brackets resume.
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Hansen Tops Riverside Qualifying
Jerry Hansen of Minneapolis led 343 racers in Riverside qualifying driving a Lola Formula A Chevrolet at 106.523 mph to top all classes. Ron Aylward’s McLaren Chevrolet led the A Sports Racing class at 105.339 mph, with Gerry Gregory’s 427 Stingray fastest in A Production and Bill Pendleton’s Cougar fastest in A Sedan. Alan Johnson led G Prod SAd7a in a Porsche 911 at 4.965 mph, followed by Bob Tullius in a Triumph and Milt Minter in a Porsche. The field gathered by invitation, with seven races each day Saturday and Sunday and 14 national champions to be crowned.
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Clemson Tigers aim for .500 season in new arena
Clemson coach Bobby Roberts previews a faster, deeper lineup for 1968 69 as eight lettermen return led by Richie Mahaffey and Butch Zatezalo. Sophomores Dickie Foster and Dave Thomas expected to start, with Ronnie Yates and Trip Jones competing for forward spots. The Tigers seek improved scoring and team speed to offset height, eyeing a .500 mark and stronger recruiting from the 10,300 seat gym.
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