Opening ACC gridiron features Wake Forest and UNC may struggle as season opens
The 1971 ACC kickoff highlights Wake Forest hosting Davidson and UNC at Richmond with forecasts of a Wake by 18 and UNC by 20. Duke faces Florida on the road while N C State hosts Kent State and Kentucky visits Clemson. Villanova plays Maryland and Navy at Virginia with injuries shaping Virginia’s chances by 10 points.
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Cal Stoll
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Dave Fagg
Larry Russell
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Charlie Richards
Paul Miller
Don McCauley
Miller
Leo Hart
Tar Heels
Bill Dooley
UNC
Mike McGee
Doug Dickey
Blue Devils
John Reaves
Carlos Alvarez
Gators
Don Lawrence
Cavaliers
Ade Dillon
Wishbone versus Bison a clash of prep power at Albion
Thomasville brings its wishbone T attack to Albion Millis Stadium to meet Central in a high school showdown billed as one of the state’s best. Both teams opened strong last week. Cushwa and Boyles vow solid defense as they eye key players James Betterson and Central’s middle runs.
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Army
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Philadelphia
Midshipmen
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Roggles
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Cushwa
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Boyles
Otis Foster
David Earl
Tommy Tate
Joe Brigman
Drexel Cheek
Robbie Slack
Tommy Langley
Tony Shaver
Darrell Simeral
Napoleon Hardison
Big John Barker
Billy Brockman
Barry Brewer
Andrew Scott
Bobby Price
Perry Harrington
Cliff Gordon
Raiders At Du Prepares For Dudley Battle
Andrews High School meets Dudley in Memorial Stadium at 8 o clock tonight. The Red Raiders seek to fix offense after a scoreless tie with Reynolds and face a Panthers group with little recent game film. Coach Ell notes lineup changes to improve blocking as Boswell warns of an unpredictable matchup.
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Edwin M Scwitken Case Involves Cougars Basketball Ban
AP reports Edwin M Scwitken's case connected to the Shisketball Association. The Cougars face Billy Dunliway and Philadelphia players amid a National Association dispute. Final argument occurred with no date set. A Carolina star claims contract terms affect pay and training camp.
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Palmers Strategy Breaks Senators in Key Game
Jim Palmer assessed the opposing batters and adjusted to their expectations. He anticipated fast balls and altered his approach, enabling crucial pitches that shifted momentum for the team. The Associated Press details Palmer’s reading of the Senators and the break in the game.
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Red Raider JV Wins 24-0 Over Trinity JVs
Andrews junior varsity remains unbeaten with a 24-0 win over Trinity junior varsity. Keith Harpe scored twice on a two yard run and a three yard run, Roger Crawford added a 55 yard punt return, Holt Williford threw a ten yard pass to Steve Hamlin, and defensive pressure from James Flake Allen Campbell Mike Brown and Charlie Smith shut down Trinity. The Raiders JV hosts Burlington Williams next week.
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Ashe Eyes First U.S. Open Final Since 1968 Victory
Forest Hills sets stage as Arthur Ashe, the No. 3 seed from Richmond, Va., faces Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia in a Saturday semifinal bid after Ashe crushed Manuel Orantes 6 1 6 2 7 6 in the quarterfinals. Meanwhile Tom Okker, No. 4 seed from the Netherlands, advances to meet the winner of Ian Smith and Marty Riessen in the other semifinal.
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Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Ashe
Richmond
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Kodes
John Newcombe
Australia
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Clark Graebner
New York City
Okker
Ian Smith
Ft. McNair
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Riessen
Nicki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Akron Golf Showdown Sparks Nicklaus Rivalry
A fragment mentions Nicklaus in relation to a golf event at Akron with a focus on a confrontation and the professional field. It hints at a world series style clash and a three hole challenge, though details are unclear.
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Nicklaus
Unclear Sports Fragments Highlight Baseball Moments
A fragmented write up references Palm, Burroughs, and Palmer scoring in a game with Boog Powell, Frank Robinson, and Dave Johnson. mentions Trevino and the Angels, Bill Parsons rookie pitcher, and Dodgers nearing a milestone loss or win with Downing. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or a single event.
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Jeff Burroughs
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Birds
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Dave Johnson
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Bill Parsons
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Mickey Rivers
Floyd Weaver
Parsons
Billy Parker
Luis Aparicio
Red Sox
Billy Conigliaro
Dalton Jones
Tigers
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Padres
al Downing
Los Angeles
San Francisco
PGA
Dave
Johnson
Texa
Trevino WO
Bill British
Ops Parsons
Folkes Narrowly Leads NC Open at Midpoint
Kenny Folkes, 29 year old Charlotte pro, and amateur Bill Harvey share the top chase at Maggie Valley Country Club as Folkes slips to a one stroke advantage after 36 holes in the $11,000 North Carolina Open. Harvey shot 67 to sit at 137, while defending champ George Smith sits two back.
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Kenny Folkes
Bill Harvey
George Smith
Folkes
Charlotte
Maggie Valley Country Club
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Greensboro
Jim Campbell
Fuquay-Varina
Stuart Kennedy
Thomasville
Campbell
Kennedy
Smith
Havelock
Billy Chapman
Asheville
Bill Krickhan
Bill Krickhan, and Co Wylie Ramsey
Marion
N. C
University of South Carolina
Raymond Smith
Open title wins pace top golfers in 1960s era
The text notes a golfer who won a U S Open by three strokes and led all time American tour winners with multiple championships and earnings. It mentions two major titles, strong finishes, and steady earning growth, highlighting Firestone and other courses in the era.
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Margin Reported in St Buy Chess Match
The sparse OCR shows a basketball or similar score line with teams St Buy and Med, and a 14 sixty style fragment. The readable portion lists St Buy 0 0, Med 0 2 and a final 75 with unclear context. Hard to confirm full event details from the fragment.
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