Friday and Saturday high school games and pro football results
High school schedule lists Friday games kickoff at 7 30 p m with matchups Mount View Bluefield Princeton Parkersburg South Graham Tazewell Grundy Abingdon Pike View Jaeger James Monroe Greenbrier East Haysi Pound Giles Eastern Montgomery Honaker Twin Springs Bland County Narrows Hurley Tug Valley Montcalm Gilbert Grayson County Pocahontas J J Burton Twin Valley Saturday area gate games include Marshall Buffalo Concord Fairmont St West Virginia Wesleyan Charleston Gannon WVU Tech West Liberty Shepherd Glenville St West Virginia idle National Football League results show Tennessee over Houston Dallas over Philadelphia Carolina over Indianapolis Miami over Jacksonville Kansas City over Green Bay New Orleans over Chicago Tampa Bay over Cleveland 13 13 Oakland over Denver 14 7 New England over N Y Giants New York Jets over Buffalo Baltimore over Arizona San Francisco at Seattle late Open Cincinnati and San Diego Detroit Minnesota Toled 9 p m Also League Championship Series Oride defeated Chicago 4 0 Cubs lead 3 2 American League New York at Boston postponed rain in York at Boston 8 18 p m FOX Women s World Cup Sunday s Match Sweden 2 1 overtime
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Eagles join ACC expanding league to twelve members
Boston College will join the Atlantic Coast Conference as its 12th member, moving from the Big East to enable a league championship game. The school aims to complete the move by 2005, with exit fees to be paid and approvals required from ACC and member presidents.
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Becketts two hitter halts Cubs bid in NLCS Game 5
Josh Beckett and the Florida Marlins shut out the Chicago Cubs 4-0 in Game 5 at Pro Player Stadium. Ivan Rodriguez Mike Lowell and Jeff Conine homered as Miami spoiled Chicago's path to its first World Series in 58 years, cutting the series deficit to 3-2 and forcing a return to Wrigley Field. Beckett credited a needed strong start after Cubs offense surged in the series.
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Sox Yankees rain out delays ALCS Game 4
The Yankees and Red Sox postponed Game 4 due to rain and moved to 8:18 p.m. EDT Monday. Game 5 shifts to 4:18 p.m. Tuesday, extending the series as New York leads 2-1 in the best-of-seven.
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Panthers stay perfect in wild finish vs Packers
Green Bay led 17 points in the fourth but surrendered the lead and forced overtime. Kansas City pulled ahead on a Trent Green to Eddie Kennison 51-yard TD pass, then blocked a field goal and recovered a fumble to seal a 40-34 win. Dante Hall’s streak ended after a strong start.
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Elam’s 47 yard field goal lifts Broncos past Steelers
Denver (5-1) edged Pittsburgh (2-4) 17 14 as Elam connected on a final 47 yard field goal. Jerome Bettis tied the game with a 1 yard run and a late 2 point conversion, but Brent Alexander’s near interception kept Denver ahead. William Green rushed 145 yards for Cleveland in a separate ugly home win.
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Vineyard's all around play earns AP co player honor
Mount View's Greg Vineyard rushed for a school record 281 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-28 win over Jaeger. The 5-11 190-pound senior, a two way standout, carried 25 times and set up the winning score with 6:29 left. Teammate Nate Sowers of Martinsburg shared the weekly award after a 401 yard, five TD game against Hampshire.
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