ACC Tightens Race for Second in Final Standings
The article outlines how North Carolina leads the ACC with a regular season title and first round bye, and explains how NC State Maryland and Clemson Virginia Wake Forest and Duke could finish in second through fifth depending on upcoming results. It notes televised games and the possibility of ties requiring draws to determine seeding.
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Pond Leads Qualifiers For Carolina 500 At Rockingham
Lennie Pond topped second day qualifying for the Carolina 500 at Rockingham NC. A. J. Foyt failed to qualify again due to engine installation delays and practice timing issues. Pond and Foyt vie for starting spots as 36 cars race 492 laps.
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January holds lead in TPGC golf action
Don January, 46, shot a four under par 68 to take a one stroke lead at 135 after two rounds of the Tournament Players Golf Championship in Inverrary Florida. Jack Nicklaus tied for second at 136 with J C Snead as Tom Watson and other stars trailed in the $300000 event.
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Gene Littler
Unclear CT Results Include Scratch Flags and Exacta Notes
Race results show Williams Phen finishing with no scratches ahead of Etro Mystic with Sanchez, DQ-Legel retrograded to Erin. Exacta payouts listed, with Speier Beapamun and Drieg Fer OH noted as scratched or misread, and Golden Greek mentioned in an Exacta as well.
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Lucas and Howard to play final Maryland home game
John Lucas and Mo Howard, two guards who helped lift Maryland basketball to national prominence, will play their last home game tonight as the Terps host Virginia. They arrived four years ago and are honored along with senior John Boyle for their contributions to the program.
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Merrill earns double at indoor nationals in New York
Jan Merrill, 19, wins both the women's two mile and one mile in meet record times at the National AAU Indoor Track and Field Championships. She clocks 9:59.6 for the two mile and 4:38.5 for the mile, both AAU records. Lt. Tommy Haynes sets an American indoor triple jump mark, and Rick Wohlhuter wins the 1,000-yard run after a late surge.
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Honest Pleasure Eyes Flamingo Stakes Test at Hialeah
Honest Pleasure the 2-year old champion and Derby favorite faces eight rivals in the $432,700 Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah on Saturday. Braulio Baeza to ride the Bert Firestone colt who hasn’t started since Nov 1, after six wins in eight starts at age two.
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Cavaliers rally to top FSK 66 53 in Carroll County clash
South Carroll overcame a slow start to beat Francis Scott Key 66 to 53 Friday night. Pee Wee Norris led South Carroll with 20 points while Rick Jenkins scored 25 for FSK as both teams shot 34 percent. Bruce grabbed 17 rebounds for the Tigers and Jenkins added 11 in the third period.
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Trojans Triumph as St James Beats Prospect Hall
In St James Tournament action St Joe's defeated Baltimore Friends 71 54 while host St James beat Prospect Hall 61 35 Perry Joy led Trojans with 22 points with Adelsberger 14 Enright 14 and Smail 11 Adelsberger also grabbed 19 rebounds Prospect Hall was held to 11 first half points Ralph Marsden topped Prospect with nine and Louis Stephens added eight
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Poolesville Upsets Seneca Valley 80-52 In Basketball
Poolesville defeated Seneca Valley 80-52 to improve to 10-10 on the season. Paul Moore led the Indians with 24 points, including 18 in the second half, as Poolesville pulled away after a 16-1 start by Seneca Valley.
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College Basketball Results From Friday Night Action
Towson upset Mt. St. Marys 87 77 in the Mason Dixon semifinals while Cheyney edged Edinboro 78 77. Other scores include Penn over Brown 96 75 and Princeton beating Yale 68 53.
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