Unclear scoring drives shape a visitor win
Bahr's extra point sealed it as Cefalo caught a 36 yard score early for the visitors. The Wolf Pack stood firm on fourth and goal at two with three defenders converging on Billy Ray Vickers. Fusina started hot with ten straight passes before the 11th was out of bounds.
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Waltrip quips about final race season switch to new cars
Phillips recalls banter as Darrell Waltrip predicts post race car swaps in California. He jokes about using rubber bands to wind engine, noting loss of top engine builder Marion Newman to Dave Marcis. Donnie Allison and Richard Petty add playful comments on changing partners and directions as the week ends.
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Duke Blues Devastate Wake With Explosive Second Half
Duke roared past Wake Forest 31-14 after a 69 yard kickoff drive and key scores in the third. Greg Rhett and Mike Dunn led the offense while Steve Young set a season receptions record with 46. Wake drops to 1-8, 0-6 in conference. Duke improves to 4-4, 2-2. Next week Duke faces NC State while Wake meets South Carolina.
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Carolina Fall Narrowly Misses Championship Margin
Dooley praised Steve Fuller as an exceptional quarterback for Carolina and noted his ability to evade rushes. Matt Kupec left the game with a possible broken clavicle but returned briefly without shoulder pads. Clyde Christensen led the team to a field goal that could decide the title.
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End of era as Lopez shines before last game
Circle from page 4B describes bruises for Rodney and Cleveland, with third string Curt Scarborough out with a knee injury. Lopez, a senior co cap, played through a strep infection, making an interception and kicking 32 and 38 yard field goals in the first half. His high school football career ends with a dejected bench glance.
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Brown Sets Passing Mark As PSU Surges Past State
He lands 36 pass attempts tying a team record and 315 yards setting a new standard. State pushes to the seven but settles for a 25 yard field goal by Jay Sherrill. Suhey’s one yard TD plunge gives PSU the lead as Vickers caps a 77 yard Wolfpack drive with a late score making it 17 14. Brown adds 200 plus yard totals with key runs. Defensive standouts include Kyle Wescoe with 15 tackles for State and Bill Banks 24 for the Lions, and Rick Donaldson 20.
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Rams Roll To Triumph In Rainy Opener
Winston-Salem State defeated West Virginia State 22-7 as Newsome ran 132 yards and two scores before an injury ended his day in the second quarter. Blount connected once for 30 yards to Howard, and MacQueen capped a drive with a one-yard score for the Yellow Jackets.
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Dixie 500 Grand National poles and safety concerns at Atlanta
The Dixie 500 Grand National starting lineup at Atlanta’s Allante Raceway features Sam Sommers and Richard Petty atop speeds, with Petty claiming the outside pole at 160.084 mph. Drivers warn a new wall between pit area and track could pose hazards while a $10,000 bonus for leading 10 green flag laps fuels a torrid 12:30 pm pace. J W Reins won the 90 mile Baby Grand race, beating George Hopkins.
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Gardner Webb blanks Presbyterian 17 0 in Saturday game
Gardner Webb beat Presbyterian 17 to 0 as Johnny Walker found the end zone on a 16 yard run after David Howard forced a Presbyterain fumble. Mike Cox added a 45 yard field and Marvin Oliver scored on a five yard pass from Glenn Robertson after a 70 yard drive. The win put Gardner Webb at 7-2 while Presbyterian fell to 5-3.
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Huskies Rally Past California 50 31 In Pac-8 Clash
Warren Moon ran for two third quarter touchdowns and Washington’s defense intercepted two passes as the Huskies topped 17th ranked California 50-31 to move into a share of the Pac-8 lead. Washington trailed 21-17 at halftime and then surged for 21 points in the third period.
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Playoff pairings announced for NC high school football
NC high school association revealed first round playoff pairings across classes 1A and 2A. Teams like Raleigh Broughton Pine Forest East Burke East Forsyth Northern Durham and Greensboro Grimstead feature in Friday night games at various sites with matchups determined by seeding and location.
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Elon Wins SAC Football Clash at Newberry 25-13
Elon University defeats Newberry College 25-13 as Randy Michaelson returns a blocked punt for a touchdown and serves as a safety after tackling Kenny Brown in the end zone. Elon improves to 7-2 overall and 4-1 in SAC-8. Newberry drops to 2-5-1 overall and 1-4 in league play. Michaelson’s 30 yard punt return TD sparked the early lead, with Bob Defrenn scoring on a one yard plunge and Newberry answering with a 3 yard Brown TD. A 47 yard McMillan field goal and a late 31 yard field goal by McMillan keep the Indians within reach by halftime.
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Kenny Brown
Elon
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Brown
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