Wake Forest Deacons Fail to Score in ACC Loss at Virginia
Wake Forest suffered a 0-7 defeat at Virginia, extending a 22 quarter scoring drought and remaining winless in 17 games. Freshman John Kronforst led rushing with 108 yards on 19 carries, Everett added 102 passing yards, and Gardner of Virginia posted 103 passing yards amid the Hokies contest.
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John Kronforst
Everett
Bill McGlamry
Gardner
Virginia
Mills
Guilford Defeats Guilford in 52-1 Rout by Macon
Macon coach Ned Keller lamented Guilford's 42 point display as Watson to Paphilles connected on multiple long passes. Guilford built a 21 point second quarter lead and cruised past their opponent as Keith Taylor scored late.
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Macon
Ned Keller
Guilford
Keller
Watson
Paphilles
Billy Whitley
Quaker
Kerrey Oates
Hornets
Oates
Jeff Tingle
Bob Adams
Keith Taylor
Haglan
Challenge Golf Match To Continue At ECC
The second half of a handicap match between Emerywood and Colonial country clubs will be played Tuesday at ECC with 24 players from each club. Emerywood holds a small lead after the spring first half. The event opens with a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start.
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Colonial Country Clubs
ECC
Local High School Football Scores From Yesterday
Miller scored once and Danny Goins twice for the Eagles. Western Alamance beat Ragsdale. Gary Reddick capped a 75 yard drive with a three yard plunge for the Tigers. Andrews shut out Wadesboro. Bud Ingold scored three times and Melvin Rochelle once for the Raiders. West Davidson handed Sumner its first CCC defeat as Mike Easter had an 80 yard kickoff return and Phenix Brown blocked and recovered a kick for a TD. Wayne Seagraves connected for 15 yard pass to David Spivey. Thomasville defeated Kannapolis as Luther Ross scampered for two scores. Reggie Horne added another Bulldog score. Trinity defeated Ledford with Mark Voehler scoring on a 19 yard run and Bill Hayworth, Steve Gray, Jimmy Brown and Jerry Brown scoring on short rushes. Jerry Smith scored on a Jerry Brown pass and Arnold Steele added a 29 yard TD run. East Randolph routed Randleman as Eddie Harris scored the lone Tiger tally and Renny Brown and Richard Bartell added TDs.
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Danny Goins
Eagles
Western Alamance
Ragsdale
Gary Reddick
Tiger
Andrews
Wadesboro
Bud Ingold
Melvin Rochelle
Raiders
West Davidson
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CCC
Mike Easter
Dragon
Phenix Brown
Wayne Seagraves
David Spivey
Thomasville
Kannapolis
Luther Ross
Reggie Horne
Trinity
Ledford
Mark Voehler
Panther
Bill Hayworth
Steve Gray
Jimmy Brown
Jerry Brown
Bulldogs
Jerry Smith
Arnold Steele
East Randolph
Randleman
Eddie Harris
Renny Brown
Richard Bartell
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Florida Dominates Duke With Five-Back Night Run
Florida rolled to a 6-1 season with a 400 rushing yard effort led by Richards 90 yards on seven carries and Tony Green 76 yards on 11 attempts. Don Gaffney directed four touchdown drives while Jimmy Fisher provided key early execution as Florida’s defense limited Duke to 51 ground yards and a shutout in the first half. Talbot praised the defensive line's pressure and a solid kickoff unit as the Gators won convincingly.
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Richards
Tony Green
Blue Devils
Don Gaftney
Gator
Dickey
Jimmy Fisher
Jimmy
Don
Randy Talbot
Duke
Talbot
Troy
Maryland Defeats State as Buckey Struggles Under Pressure
Maryland pressured State quarterback Dave Buckey all afternoon, sacking him repeatedly and forcing three interceptions while Buckey completed eight of 16 passes for minus 39 rushing yards. Terrapin Bob Smith and Ken Schrey each nabbed picks, with Buckey’s 46 yard connection to brother Dave Buckey setting up State’s lone touchdown on a one yard pass to B J Lyttle.
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Dave Buckey
Wolfpack
Maryland
Bob Smith
Ken Schrey
Buckey
B. J. Lyttle
Adderton Tops Second Flight in Golf Tournament
Adderton in top spot of the second flight with an 82 raised by R E Williams at 83 and eight others at 84. Four players tie for lead in the third flight including Greg Mahe Jim Michael James Harris and Jim Foster each with an 8 in the opening round. Seventy four players compete in the tournament the first in what may become an annual event.
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R. E. Williams
Greg Mahe
Jim Michael
James Harris
Jim Foster
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