High Point College Baseball Poised For Strong 1971 Season
High Point College and coach Chuck Hartman enter fall practice with a deep, talented roster after a 30 9 season. Recruits Bob Worthington and Dean Boger headline a group drafted by pro teams and joined by Chris Garcia Gary Adams Neil Conrad Bob Dupree and Robbie Cecil. Hartman expects best year yet with strong pitching and national level competition. Scott Morgan returns from illness to bolster the outfield and Mark Gebicke shifts to first base as part of a deep lineup. The Panthers schedule includes North Carolina State Virginia and East Carolina reflecting rising ambitions in a higher league.
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Suggs and Duches Named ACC Offensive Players of the Week
South Carolina quarterbacks Suggs and center Duches earned ACC offensive player of the week honors as teammates for the first time in the award’s history. Suggs, from Lamar South Carolina, set the school all time total offense mark with 3 405 yards after a 43 7 win over Wake Forest. Duches opened gaps and recovered a Wake Forest fumble after a Gamecocks punt.
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Hewitt Loses Match Then Is Struck by Spectator
South Africa's Bob Hewitt is eliminated from the Pacific Southwest Open after losing to Joaquin Loyo-Mayo. Hewitt is knocked unconscious and hospitalized with a slight concussion after a 75-year-old spectator strikes him from behind in the locker room.
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South Carolina reshuffles lineup after Wake Forest win
Senior Doug Hamrick earns starting right end spot for South Carolina after five receptions for 59 yards in two games and a 43 7 victory over Wake Forest. Chandler Boyd and Mike Haggard also start, while Jim Mitchell is out with a shoulder injury. The Gamecocks face North Carolina State in Raleigh.
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Will W and M survive after rough early season stretch
William and Mary faces uncertainty as senior coach Lou Holtz weighs player availability for the Cincinnati opener. Six players are listed hurt after a light Monday drill, with four offensive starters and two on defense in doubt.
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Unser Needs 3 More Wins for USAC Record
Al Unser, 31, seeks three USAC victories in the remaining five races to set a 12-win record. He starts with the Trenton 300 at Trenton Speedway, driving the No 2 Johnny Lightning Colt Ford, a car he says has proven success. His USAC championship is already secured, with Jim McElreath far behind.
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Syracuse Talks Set For Today
Floyd Schwarzwalder and state Human Rights officials meet in Syracuse to discuss charges of discrimination tied to the suspension of eight black Syracuse football players. The team had played Houston without the eight and lost 42 15 as the issue moves toward conciliation. Chancellor Corbally to appoint a trustee faculty student committee to review the allegations of unmet expectations.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
American East standings show Baltimore leading with 99 wins and 54 losses, New York next at 87 67, Cleveland 74 80, Washington 70 82, Minnesota 92 61, Oakland 88 69, California 81 72, Kansas City 60 92, Milwaukee 59 94, Chicago 54 97, Boston (record not clear). Today's games include Minnesota at Oakland, California at Milwaukee, Kansas City at Chicago, Detroit at Baltimore, Washington at New York, Cleveland at Boston.
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Night baseball doubleheaders and schedule notes
Montreal faces Pittsburgh as Wegener and Stoneman lead Montreal. Chicago visits St. Louis with Hands and Gibson starring. San Diego travels to Atlanta with Corkins, Houston meets Cincinnati, San Francisco visits Los Angeles as Wednesday games include New York at Philadelphia.
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Herb Honored For SC Play At William and Mary
Bob Herb 218-pound senior halfback from Pittsburgh was named Southern Conference offensive player of the week at William and Mary. Coaches gave him a 91 percent first half rating for the Indians 36 14 win over Miami Florida, aiding a 14 9 lead before halftime.
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Person Leads Golf Tourney in San Francisco
Curtis Person, Memphis auto dealer, shot a one over par 73 at California Golf Club to lead qualifying for the 16th U S Seniors Championship. A field of 130 players 56 and older will be cut to 32 after Tuesday's round, with match play starting Wednesday and finals Saturday.
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De Liga Knocks Out Brown In San Francisco Fight
Cesar De Liga of Mexico, 120 pounds, defeated Billy Brown of the Philippines, 122 pounds, by knockout in San Francisco. The bout lasted four rounds.
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