Hart and Suggs Shine In ACC Showdown On Gridiron
Duke quarterback Leo Hart and South Carolina's Tommy Suggs staged a high profile duel highlighting their dual threat skills. Hart finished with strong late game passing while Suggs used mobility, rushing for 98 yards and a 48 yard touchdown. Both led their teams in a clash that showcased peak ACC quarterback play and left fans eager for more battles ahead.
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YMCA Volleyball Banquet Set For Monday At High Point
The High Point YMCA hosts a Dutch treat banquet at 6 30 p m on Monday Sept 29 to kick off a new volleyball league beginning the first Monday in October. Four teams already entered and director Mike Wilburn invites anyone to form or join a team and sign up by calling 882 6854.
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State Players Top Defensive Men
Greensboro AP reports NC State middle guard George Smith and back Gary Yount named Atlantic Coast Conference defensive standouts in the season’s first poll by the Atlantic Coast Sportswriters Association. Their defense helped a 10-3 win over North Carolina, limiting UNC to 121 yards offense. Smith, a sophomore from McKeesport, Pa., totaled 22 tackles and was praised as the best Wolfpack player on the field.
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Gardner Talks Purchase of the Boston Patriots
NC politician Jim Gardner confirmed preliminary talks with Boston officials about buying the Patriots for the American Football League. He spoke from Seal Island, Georgia, noting no price yet and that Southern Sports Corp owns the Carolina Cougars. City disputes over a stadium and the team’s financial struggles were mentioned.
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Mays Breaks 600-Homer Mark With Pinch Hit
Willie Mays hits a two run pinch homer to reach 600 in a major league career, lifting the Giants to a 2 1 victory over San Diego and moving one half game ahead of Atlanta in the National League West. Bob Didier performs a hidden ball trick in a different game, aiding Houston’s loss as New York wins 3 1. The day’s results also feature Cincinnati overtaking Los Angeles in the West and St. Louis rallying for a Mets win as Seaver shines.
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Hornets Roll Past Randleman 30-6 in CCC Clash
Western Guilford Hornets overpower Randleman Tigers 30-6 in Central Carolina Conference play. Key plays include a 58 yard pass to Steve Holton and a 66 yard march capped by Danny Webster run. Hornets harness passing game while mixing in strong ground work for the victory.
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We Stonned Ourselves: Tom Harp We Stonned Ourselves: Tom Harp
Duke coach Tom Harp laments dropped third down plays after a 27 20 loss to South Carolina. South Carolina quarterback Danny Fassio earns green light from coach George Blackburn despite boos. Injuries hit ACC teams as Tyler Hellams fractures leg, Davel Wyncoop and Rick Moschel face weeks out.
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Mays hits 600th homer boosts Giants in win
Willie Mays, 38, became the second major leaguer to reach 600 home runs with a pinch hit blast in the seventh inning to beat the Padres 4 2. The moment sparked a standing ovation as Mays acknowledged the pressure but noted the hit helped San Francisco stay a half game ahead in the NL West race. He thanked teammates and reflected on his health and timing, while predicting more homers if he remains able to play.
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