ACC Football Showdown Looms as Week Shapes Up
The Atlantic Coast Conference faces tougher non conference tests as N C State looks to maintain its early lead while Clemson Duke Maryland and Carolina challenge. Five games line up Saturday with State at Virginia Army at Duke UNC at Georgia Tech Wake Forest at Penn State and Clemson at Maryland. Broncos sign defensive tackle Dan Goich after Giants stint as starter. starter Paul Smith is out for season with torn Achilles.
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Morey Clinches USGA Seniors Title At Harbour Town
North Carolina legend Dale Morey, 56, captured the USGA Seniors championship at Harbour Town Golf Links Hilton Head NC after amassing 218 career tournament wins. He noted the win marked a milestone for NC and signaled a continued push to challenge younger players despite aging.
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Weaver Rehired By Orioles For 1975 Season
Earl Weaver is rehired to manage the Baltimore Orioles for 1975, with contract terms undisclosed but believed to be about $80,000 a year, a raise of roughly $5,000. General Manager J Frank Cashen praises Weaver while noting the team must again challenge Oakland after the ALCS loss. Weaver, in his 19th year with Baltimore, boasts a .608 win rate across 634-408.
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Heard Challenges Player In Rainy World Match Play
American Jerry Heard plays Wentworth Burma Road in hopes of denting Gary Player’s claim as the world’s top match player. Player seeks a sixth Piccadilly World Match Play title in 11 years as 36 hole format begins with Crenshaw, Marsh, Irwin, Jacklin also in action.
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Hunter Finley feud looms as A's face World Series
Oakland owner Bill Finley faces fresh trouble as Jim Hunter and Ken Holtzman question pay and future with the A's ahead of the 1974 World Series. Hunter, a 25 game winner, reportedly plans free agency after the series if payments are incomplete. Andrews files defamation suit over treatment after 1973 World Series errors.
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Concord JV Edges Thomasville 13 12 on late TD Pass
Brad Johnston threw an eight yard TD pass to Trip Jackson with seven minutes left, lifting Concord JV to a 13 12 win over Thomasville. Concord improves to 6 0 while Thomasville falls to 5 1. Thomasville also scored on Jackie Hoover 32 yard run and Craig Holley one yard plunge.
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Denton Overtakes Ragsdale In Defense Standings
Denton finally overtook Ragsdale in the team defense category as East Davidson clung to a shrinking edge. The Enterprise Sports wrap notes Denton’s defensive surge and East Davidson’s narrow lead in the latest standings.
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Top 15 scorers boosted by one game wonders
Ricky Adams of Ragsdale leads with 68 points in five games as top 15 reshuffles after standout efforts by Thomasville's Mark Hester and Denton's Joe Don Henderson. Hester's 32 points lift the Bulldogs over Albemarle, while Henderson adds 24 as Denton routs Oak Ridge 40-0. The standings show Avery Culshaw and others in close pursuit as teams push toward midseason averages and conference play.
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Panthers Host UNC Wilmington in Weekend Soccer Game
High Point College will host UNC Wilmington at Albion Millis Stadium on Saturday at 2 p.m. for Scout Day. The Panthers enter with a 5-0-1 record while UNC Wilmington is 4-1-1 this season.
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