Tate's Wake Forest Triumph Headlines ACC Roundup
Wake Forest coach Bill Tate called his debut win the most exciting afternoon of his career after the Deacons defeated Virginia 31-21. Brian Piccolo scored three touchdowns and John Mackovic added an 87 yard run as UNC, Maryland, Clemson, and NCSU also posted notable results in the opening ACC slate.
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Associated Press
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Wake Forest
Tate
Virginia
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N. C. State
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Jack McCathern
Maryland
Oklahoma
Clemson
Tigers
Frank Howard
Furman
Brian Piccolo
John Mackovic
Rich Cameron
Cameron
Bob) Davis
Mackovic
Bill Elias
Tony Gelmont
Pete Falzarano
Danny Talbot
Talbot
Ken Willard
Willard
UNC
Marvin Bass
Dan Reeves
Bass
Gamecocks
Steve Cox
Bernardo Bramson
Sooners
John Hammond
Lance Rentzel
Hugh Mauldin
Howard
Michigan State
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Welu Wins Mesa Open as PBA Total Reaches 9 173
Billy Welu of St. Louis captures the PBA Mesa Open for $21,000 while battling grief from his mother’s death. He rolled 8,673 pins across 40 games and earned 500 bonus pins for a final 9,173 total.
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Ariz
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
Welu
Mountaineers and Indians Lead Southern Conference Race
West Virginia and William and Mary opened league play with wins as Mountaineers beat Richmond 20–10 and William and Mary edged VMI 14–12. Pastilong scored early for WVU, while Chuck Albertson delivered a 52-yard kickoff and W&M touchdown. Other games saw mixed results across the conference.
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Associated Press
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William’ and Mary
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Jerry Yost
Chuck Albertson
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VMI
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Albertson
Indians
Virginia Tech
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West Chester State
Army
Citadel
Clemson
Furman
Pastilong
Homer Criddle
Ronnie Smith
Spiders
Prep Gridder Is Still Critical
Charleston AP reports a 16 year old high school football player from St. Andrews High School remained in critical condition after Friday’s game. The junior defensive back Harry Burns showed improvement but was semi conscious and treated for two blood clots near the brain.
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Charleston
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St. Andrews High School
Appel Named First Veep For A A U
Paul Appel of High Point was elected first vice president of the Carolinas AAU at a Saturday meeting in Charlotte. He will serve one year with officers including John Brooks of Columbia as a fellow vice president and Bill Moore as secretary. Appel joins six delegates to represent the Carolinas at the upcoming national AAU convention in Houston. Dates set for two AAU swim meets in High Point from the 24th to the 26th for the Carolinas Age Group meet.
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Charlotte
Paul Appel
High Point
Carolinas Amateur Athletic Union
Appel
Carolinas Aau Ae Aan
John Brooks
Columbia
S. C
AAU
Earl Skidmore
Jack Kutane
Statesville
Loring Baker
Sumter
8. C
Bill Moore
Bill Stewart
Chariots
Carolinas
Houston
Joe Louis Longest Reign as Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis held the heavyweight title for 11 years 7 days longer than any other fighter, marking a record reign in boxing history.
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Joe Louis
Packers Bears Giants Lose in Week 1 NFL Action
In Sunday NFL games Paul Hornung's missed extra point cost Green Bay a 21-20 loss to Baltimore. Bill Wade led Chicago past Minnesota 34-28 with three TD passes. John Baker's big hit helped topple New York 27-24 as the Giants fell to Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
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Washington
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Los Angeles
Johnny Unitas
Lennie Moore
John Mackey
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Frank Tarkenton
Pittsburgh
Tittle
Chuck Hinton
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Brady Keys
Ed Brown
Charley Johnson
Sonny Randle
Joe Childress
John David Crown
Cardinals
Browns
Jim Bakken
Jimmy Brown
Johnson
Lou Groza
John
Earl Morrall
Terry Barr
Lions
Bill Munson
Rams
Pats Had A Big Score To Settle
The Boston Patriots beat the San Diego Chargers 33 28 as Gino Cappelletti scored 21 points including four field goals and a 17 yard TD catch. Parilli connected with Graham and Garron while the defense shut down San Diego late. Buffalo topped Denver 30 13 as both teams led the Eastern Division with 2 0 records.
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