ACC Shakeup as Duke and Carolina Slip in Upsets
Duke falls 3-0 to Clemson in the Oyster Bowl while Tulane routs North Carolina 37-29. Wake Forest loses to NC State, ending its defending champion run. Duke had been ranked 14th in the AP poll before the defeats.
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Clemson
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Tulane
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Associated Press
Heide Davis
Bill Haneburg
Tigers
Ed Seigler
North Carolina
South Carolina
Bill Dooley
Dooley
Colorado
Tar Heels
Wolfpack Upset Wake Forest Winds Up Season Revival
North Carolina State, led by Charley Young and Willie Burden, rallied past Wake Forest 21 14 as Wake fumbled five times and managed only two touchdowns. State’s defense stymied the Deacons veer and saw Larry Russell tackle a squibbed return after the game. Ed Seigler booted a late field goal to seal the win.
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Wake Forest
Cal Stoll
Deacons
Wake
Stoll
Wolfpack
State
Deacon
Larry Russell
Bill Miller
Larry
North Carolina State
George Smith
Charley Young
Willie Burden
North Carolina
Smith Dominates Play In U S Davis Victory
The United States clinched the Davis Cup in Charlotte, winning the fourth match as Stan Smith defeated Ion Tiriac 8 6 6 3 6 0. Smith, a U S Army private, led a dominant run after earlier victories over Ilie Nastase and Frank Froehling III, while Romania won the doubles. Rain halted play, but the American win sealed the title.
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Charlotte
United States
Smith
Ilie Nastase
Frank Froehling III
Tiriac
Froehling
Nastase
Longe
Carolinas International Tennis Foundation
Australia
Spain
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Nascourt
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Blue White meeting set at High Point Central High
Blue White booster club meeting moved from tonight to 7 30 pm due to longer practice for this Thursday night game with Greensboro Grimsley. Roy Boyles said senior halfback James Betterson, top scorer, will likely miss the Grimsley game.
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High Point Central High School
Roy Boyles
Greensboro Grimsley
Boyles
James Betterson
Grimsley
Former UNC players dispute heat stroke ruling in Arnold case
Eleven ex UNC football players forming the Committee of Concerned Athletes challenge the Faculty Athletic Committee finding no negligence in the death of Bill Arnold. They allege inadequate preventive measures and recount abuse by UNC staff during years of participation, led by former captain Bill Richardson.
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University of North Carolina
Bill Arnold
Arnold
Staten Island
N.Y
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
UNC
Bill Richardson
Andy Karas
Surprised Bobby Allison Wins 500 In Rain Pause
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama grabbed the National 500 title at Charlotte as rain halted the race for two hours and 25 minutes. He led late after 238 laps and earned 18 720 dollars while the event finished in wet conditions with 54 000 spectators watching.
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Bobby Allison
Goebby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Rene Saene
B. So
Dodge
Donnie
Mercury
Richard Petty
Randieman
N. C
Plymouth
Charlie Glotzbech
Georgetown, Inc
Chevrolet
Buddy Beker
Pete Hamilton
Dedham
Mass
Friday Haessier
Chattanooge
Tenn
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Inman
S. C
Ford
Detroit
Mrcury
Joe Frasson
Golden Valley
Minn
Jake Christiansburg
Frank Augusta
Cecil Gordon
Arden
Norfolk
Bill Seifert
Skyland
David Boggs
P Marvtoctie
M. Cu
J. O
McDuttie
Sanford
N.C
Lary Smith
Lenoir
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Ruartanteer Y Eiey Gren Aon
Timmonsville
Seville
A A Pere
Bae
Sae Peers
Capen
J. C. Ooage
Fort
Houston
Tex
N. Y
Elliott
Shelby
Dave Marcis
Wausau
Wis
Earl Canavan
Fort Johnson
MD Conheas
Vandiver
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Carburetor rulings fail to please NASCAR rivals
In Charlotte Ralph Moody of Holman Moody criticizes NASCAR sleeve rulings after Bobby Allison wins the National 500 by a lap over Bobby Isaac. Isaac blames rain delay and tire blistering for his defeat while Buddy Baker and Richard Petty cite tire issues and close racing amid cautions.
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Nascar
Ralph Moody
Holman Moody
Bobby Allison
Mercury
Allison
Bobby Isaac
Moody
Bobby
Isaac
Buddy Baker
Richard Petty
Cougars Beat Pros In ABA Exhibition Finale
In Greenville North Carolina? Actually Greenville D C the Carolina Cougars defeated the Memphis Pros 124 to 118 to close their ABA exhibition season. Rookie Randy Denton led with 33 points and Warren Davis added 29 for the Cougars while Memphis’s Charlie Williams scored 21 and Bob Warren 20.
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Carolina Cougars
Memphis
Randy Denton
Carolina
Warren Davis
Charlie Williams
Bob Warren
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