Heat Tests Toughened Tar Heels and Terps Runners
In hot conditions Maryland and North Carolina faced limited warmups as Carolina leveraged depth while Maryland leaned on Don McCauley. McMillen, McCauley and Justice are highlighted as scouts eye potential records and standout carries amid a heated college gridiron season.
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End Of Spring Work In College Football
Ivy coaches push for 10th game over spring practice amid cost and conditioning concerns. Navarro notes many schools already play 11 games and prefer real games for revenue. The piece also highlights Yale Dartmouth and Harvard coaches, plus a dramatic punt by Jaye Barnett from Dartmouth.
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Yale cancels 1970 junior varsity soccer schedule
New Haven Conn AP Yale University cancels its five game junior varsity soccer slate for 1970 due to a shortage of players. Only 24 varsity players are available to play this season, restricting potential JV participation.
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Wildcats upset Spiders as Davidson renewed confidence
Davidson's Wildcats beat Richmond 14 to 5 for the second straight year, challenging Southern Conference predictions. Richmond prepared for Southern Mississippi while Davidson eyed Trinity, and other teams faced varied tests with East Carolina's offense still idle in scoring.
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Harrell Wins Funny Car Crown at Rockingham Open
Dick Harrell of Kansas City Missouri captured the Funny Car title at the U S Open Drag Championships at Rockingham International Speedway with a 7.35 second quarter mile at 166 35 mph. Vic Cecilia of Chicago in a Challenger was slowed by traction loss finishing in 9.63 seconds at 114 06 mph.
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Norris Named Player Of Week
Presbyterian College linebacker Bobby Norris earned South Carolina defensive player of the week honor for a 13-10 win over Lenoir Rhyne. The Thomson Georgia junior had 12 tackles plus 15 assists, forced a fumble, and made a late interception to halt the Lenoir Rhyne threat. Citadel’s Jim Lee was runner up in the voting.
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Duke's Harp Sees OSU Game as Great Opportunity
Duke coach Tom Harp calls the matchup with Ohio State a great opportunity as a win could place Duke atop the ACC with North Carolina. He praises Duke's defense after a 17-7 victory over Virginia and notes offensive gains despite stiff defenses. Meanwhile North Carolina hopes injured QB Paul Miller is ready for Vanderbilt, with Miller sidelined vs Maryland.
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Honeycutt Second In Bass Tourney
Blake Honeycutt of Hickory North Carolina won the $1000 second prize in the national bass tournament at Sam Rayburn Reservoir. He caught 38 bass totaling 38 pounds 2 ounces over three days. Bill Dance of Memphis Tennessee won first with 62 pounds 6 ounces and $2000 in prizes. 105 fishermen from 18 states competed.
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