Cleveland Browns Top Colts In Baltimore Surprises
Cleveland defense forces five turnovers as the Browns beat the Baltimore Colts 15 to 7 in Baltimore. Kent Nix passes for two fourth quarter touchdowns to lift Chicago over Minnesota 20-17 the day’s other notable upsets include Dallas 42 Philadelphia 7 and Washington 31 New York Giants 3.
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Jim Dooley
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Pete Liske
Tom Landry
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Billy Kilmer
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Tar Heels and Blue Devils Remain Unbeaten in ACC
The North Carolina Tar Heels and the Duke Blue Devils stayed undefeated in the ACC after decisive wins. North Carolina defeated Maryland 35 14 while Duke routed Virginia 28 0. Clemson shocked by Georgia 28 0 and Wake Forest upset by Miami 29 10.
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Fla
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Ike Oglesby
Lanny Murdock
Cavaliers
Isaac Gives Clock To His Chief Mechanic
Isaac wins the 16th Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville Speedway in a 1971 Dodge with a record 73.681 mph. He awards a grandfather clock to his chief mechanic Harry Hyde after dominating 262 miles with 5 finishers in the top five. Bobby Allison and Richard Petty follow, with Glotzbach and Donnie Allison rounding the top five as Isaac boosts his season total to $84,140.
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Plymouth
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Petty
Charlie Glotzbach
Georgetown
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Hornets Praise Team Effort In Close Victory
Randol Shelley and Martin shut down Airport drives while Steve and Mike Garner impressed. Steve Dufour delivered his best game lately with strong play. Rudolph Bryant and Richard Chesser provided key tackles. Socha noted growing balance but warned of tougher battles ahead as the Hornets prepare to host Booker T. Washington next Friday after their 14-8 win over North Augusta.
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