Duke Drops Tar Heels In Tight Victory At Home
Duke beats North Carolina 24 17 as Spears scores on the stretch reach and Bomgardner keys the drive. Williamson leads Duke rush with 64 yards on 16 carries while Voight adds 75 yards for Carolina. Vidnovic passes for 70 yards and a late 21 yard connection to Voight, with strong Duke defense and key fumbles shaping the outcome.
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Burden Breaks Away Early As Kickoff Turned Tide
A kickoff return by Lockeridge from his own two sparked a rapid swing in momentum for Burden. He broke past the State wedge and appeared set for a long run before the clock reset, extending Burden’s lead to 24-7 before the sequence ended.
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Sloan talks Wolfpack strength as basketball season nears
Coach Sloan touts a deep, versatile NC State squad with eight to nine players ready and two freshmen who could contribute. He envisions peak form in March ACC tournament, aims to improve defense and create more turnovers while acknowledging the upcoming graduation of Thompson next year.
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Falcons QB Lee Survives Earliest Heart of Falcons Comeback
Lee, a 27 year old NFL veteran from the University of Pacific, recalls a near fatal eye infection and surgery that saved his face. Doctors used a novel tube technique to drain infection near the brain, allowing him to continue playing. He now leads Atlanta, is unbeaten in six starts, and carries a Medic Alert emblem for medical emergencies. Coach Norman Van Brocklin calls him a winner who turned the season around.
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Colonels Top Qs 124-121 in ABA thriller
Louis Dampier scored 31 and Artis Gilmore 30 as the Kentucky Colonels beat the San Diego Conquistadors 124-121. Dampier sealed it with a basket and foul with 10 seconds left, after a late surge that broke an eight point gap with four minutes remaining.
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Hong Regains Boxing Title in Taegu Match
In Taegu Korea AP Hong Soo-Hwan of South Korea regained the Orient bantamweight title with a unanimous 12 round decision over Eddie Saloma of the Philippines. Hong weighed 117 pounds Saloma 116 in the 12 round bout. In the co feature Orient junior featherweight champion Chang Kyu-Chul won a 12 round split decision over Colley Saloma for his sixth title defense.
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Louisville Posts 21-9 MVC Triumph Over West Texas State
Converted defender Jim Wagoner sparked a late rally with a 62 yard punt return for a touchdown as Louisville defeated West Texas State 21-9 in Missouri Valley Conference play in Canyon Texas.
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Rockets Edge Cougars In OT 127-122
Charlotte National Basketball Association recap cites RALPH Fox? No. The article notes Denver’s Rockets beat the Carolina Cougars 127-122 in overtime. Al Smith scored 32 for Denver, Willie Long added 26, while Carolina’s Billy Cunningham led with 21. Jabali arrived late, scoring 11. The win leaves Carolina at 17-8 and Kentucky atop the standings.
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Boston College Pounds Massachusetts 59-14 in Newton
Boston College defeated Massachusetts 59-14 in Newton as Phil Bennett and Mike Esposito combined for 333 rushing yards and six touchdowns, avenging last year’s loss to the Minutemen.
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Sloan In Nation's Top 20 Coaches
UCLA's Johnny Wooden tops the nations top 20 basketball coaches list with a 613-154 record and a 75 game winning streak. The Southeastern Conference public relations director cites a 79.9 percent win rate, meeting criteria of 20% victories and five years at a major school. Other leaders include Ray Mears of Tennessee with a strong 321-106 record and 752 winning percentage.
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Johnson wins 200 Mile Goodrich Challenge Cup race
Amos Johnson, 31, of Raleigh North Carolina, took over a teammate’s car at midrace to win the 200 mile Goodrich Challenge Cup in Daytona Beach Florida He also clinched the IMSA compact sedans title Second place went to Pat Bedard of New York driving a Mazda with Bob Feld Homewood Alabama third in a BMW 2002 and Charlie Cook Atlanta fifth in an American Motors Hornet
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