Rarest sports feat and college football weekend plans
Speedy Reid nearly aces back to back holes at Blair Park then holes out on No 9 for a seven under par 27. Weekend bus trips to Baltimore offer seats for a Carolina Maryland game and Redskins Eagles clash for 40 dollars including tickets and hotel. Duke faces California in San Francisco seeking first West Coast win. Hodges reflects on a failed World Series pick and the limits of pitching versus reputation.
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Heart Attack Hits East Carolina Coach Stasavich
East Carolina College head football coach and athletic director Clarence Stasavich was hospitalized in Greenville after a heart attack on Monday. Doctors said his condition is satisfactory and alert, with a plan to rest at Memorial Hospital for two to three weeks and home for about three more weeks.
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New Champs Test At Charlotte Ahead Of National 400
IASCAR late model drivers completed practice at Charlotte Motor Speedway for Sundays National 400 stock car race. Qualifying Wednesday decides the first eight starting spots for the $57,000 event in which the winner earns about $13,000.
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Maryland Faces UNC After Shiner Injury Crisis
Maryland struggles with quarterback Shiner sidelined by a hip injury as coach Nugent weighs lineup changes. The Terps, coming off a 30-12 loss to Duke, must prepare for North Carolina while relying on an unsettled passing game and an inexperienced offensive line to sustain scoring against the Tar Heels.
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Yankees Image Not Destroyed As Dodgers Lose Aura
Paul Zimmerman of the Los Angeles Times noted the invincibility aura around the Yankees was shattered by the Dodgers. He recalled that in 1942 the Yankees beat the Cardinals in game one of the World Series but then lost four straight. The Yanks and Cards met again in 1943, with New York winning in five games.
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Gretel Gets Face Lifting In Cup Behind the Scenes
Sydney naval architect Alan Payne said Gretel is being altered to improve speed for the America’s Cup challenge. The main change moves the 90 foot aluminum mast 16 inches toward the bow, allowing a three foot stern cut and a 100 pound weight reduction. This follows a prior 18 inch forward mast move before last year’s Cup when Weatherly defeated Gretel off Newport.
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Bills Top Offensive Team In AFL Division
New York AP reports the Buffalo Bills, despite last place in the Eastern Division, lead the AFL in total offense. After a 20-0 victory over the Oakland Raiders, Buffalo averages 3344 yards per game through five starts with 637 rushing and 1035 passing yards for 1672 total yards. They rank second in rushing and fifth in passing averages.
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Sooners No 1 Longhorns No 2 in AP poll scramble
The Associated Press rankings place Oklahoma at No 1 and Texas at No 2 as they push toward the national title. Oklahoma’s offense dominates with 295 yards per game, while Texas eyeing a strong finish after key wins and tight battles in recent showdowns.
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Duke and ACC teams prep headlines before Saturday games
Duke coach Ted Youngling praises California’s resilience and Jim Blakeney as a standout while Duke seeks to boost Kreps and Welborn in backfield as injuries mount. Wake Forest faces Florida State and NC State backs worry about Jim Rossi amid a heavy schedule. Virginia, Clemson, and South Carolina also adjust lineups and prep for key conference matchups.
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British Forecasts For Ryder Cup Hopefuls In Atlanta
The British Ryder Cup team, led by captain Paul Faldo and stars Neil Coles Peter Alliss Bernard Hunt and Bernard Hunt, arrives in Atlanta for the 52-match series. Fallon predicts a strong showing as veterans mix with newcomers like Brian Huggett and Geoff Will in a six-foursome format. The U S lineup features Julius Boros DonFinsterwald Bill Casper and Gene Littler among veterans and new faces Tony Lema Bob goalby.
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Palmer Tops Earnings In PGA Tournaments After Win
Dunedin Florida AP Arnold Palmer’s victory at the White Marsh Open boosted his official PGA earnings to 127555 dollars. He won seven of nine tournaments he played and finished in the top five sixteen times. Jack Nicklaus remains runner up with 85200 dollars from twenty three events, four wins.
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