Wolfpack top Tar Heels as ACC starts in rain
In a soggy Saturday ACC open, North Carolina State defeated North Carolina 10 3 while Duke and Wake Forest fell to South Carolina and Auburn respectively. Duke struggled with dropped passes while Wake Forest faced a 57 0 defeat in Alabama.
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Ashe Prediction Davis Cup Pros Wary on Tiriac
In Cleveland AP report, Ashe predicts the Davis Cup could open to Rod Laver and other pros by 1971, as he discusses Tiriac and the Romanian star's role. The piece also notes Donald Dell and a match where Smith rallied from two sets down in the U S Open.
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My Biggest Game Says Rams Jones
Rams Jones calls the win over Baltimore 27 20 the biggest game of his three years with the Rams as Los Angeles built a 27 17 lead behind a third touchdown pass and a defensive stand. The victory, amid late drama, preserved hopes for the conference title and reflected Coach George Allen’s praise of the defensive effort.
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Broncos Top Jets 21 19 In Televised AFL Clash
Denver roared back from a 13-0 deficit to upset the world champion Jets 21-19. Pete Liske passed and ran, while Week 2 standout Cook connected with Trumpy Coslet and Thomas for scoring drives. The win boosts Denver in a pivotal AFL season.
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Houston Rockets Fall as Florida Halts Houston 59 34
Ex-Syracuse star Floyd Little sparked the Jets with 104 rushing yards and a score after a 53-yard punt return. Florida, led by John Reaves who threw for 342 yards and five touchdowns, stunned seventh-ranked Houston 59-34 in Gainesville. Carlos Alvarez caught six passes for Houston.
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Midget Games Set Tonight At Brentwood Park
High Point midget football league teams resume after rainouts with three games at Brentwood Park. Brentwood versus Emma Blair starts at 5 30 p m followed by Fairview against Cloverdale at 6 30 and Leonard Street facing Northwood at 7 30.
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Blue-White Club Meets Tonight at Central High
The Blue-White Booster Club at High Point Central meets at 7 p.m. to view Friday football game films against Burlington. Central’s Black Bison beat Burlington Bulldogs 14 to 5 in the Central A Group I opener, improving to 2-1 on the season. Coach Roy Boyles invites club members and others to watch and discuss Central High athletics.
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