ACC Clubs Toss Reason Out Football Window
ACC football delivered a wild weekend as Maryland beat Wake Forest 19 14 in Winston-Salem for its first win, North Carolina prevailed 38-22, Clemson upset Georgia Tech 21-10 after a 10-point halftime edge, Pitt edged Duke 14-12, Georgia overwhelmed South Carolina 41-16, and Virginia downed William and Mary 28-15. UNC fans cheered as the Tar Heels claimed their first win.
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Tar Heels finally break through against Vanderbilt
The North Carolina Tar Heels finally push for a touchdown as they rack up 521 yards and 38 points against Vanderbilt. Coach Bill Dooley expressed relief at a breakthrough while Vanderbilt coach Bill Pace lamented the yardage and scores. The piece also notes Wake Forest’s unpredictable form and a rough Friday night for Duke after Pitt’s heavy pressure. Maryland upset Wake Forest 19 14 as the ACC race complicates title hopes.
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Braves Look Like Mets Of Old In Playoff Refresher
The Mets took a 2-0 lead in the NL playoff series by beating the Braves 9-5 and 11-6, capitalizing on 23 hits, five Braves errors, and miscues despite rough outings by Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman. The Braves seek a new mascot and steadier play after matching the Mets’ earlier form.
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Mets face Braves as Gentry seeks pennant clincher
The Met momentum builds at Shea as Gary Gentry prepares to start on his 23rd birthday against Pat Jarvis. New York seeks its first pennant after dramatic NL East clinching celebrations and two prior playoff shocks by Atlanta.
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Livingston Proves Fit As Kansas City Sub
Mike Livingston, stepping in for injured starters, completed 14 of 28 passes for 124 yards and connected with Robert Holmes and Otis Taylor in a Kansas City 26-13 AFL win over Denver. Jan Stenerud kicked four field goals, including a 54-yarder, as the Chiefs improved to 3-1 in the Western Division.
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Martin and Twins In A Corner Stepped In For Injured Star
Martin’s absence due to injury opened room for BeeBrae who stepped into the breach. He won five of six decisions as a starter and delivered the West Division title clincher on September 22. Palmer earned a shutout in the same feature.
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