ACC Teams Shine Abroad With Wins and Upsets
NC State beat Auburn 17 15 in a tight early game as Bo Rein praised improved defense and rushing nearly 290 yards. North Carolina routed Wake Forest 24 3, Duke upset South Carolina 25 21, Clemson blanked Virginia 31 0, and Maryland stopped Syracuse 24 10 to keep bowl hopes alive.
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Colts Rally From 10-Point Hole To Beat Dolphins 45-28
Bert Jones engineered a dramatic Indianapolis comeback after halftime, throwing for 205 yards and four touchdowns as the Colts erased a 28-10 deficit to defeat the previously unbeaten Miami Dolphins 45-28. The win followed other Sunday NFL results including Dallas 30 Cardinals 24 and Oakland 26 Browns 10.
Broncos Defeat Broncos and Others In Week Four NFL Play
Broncos edge Broncos 23 7 as Craig Morton passes for 189 yards in a tough defensive win. Oilers topple Steelers 27 10 with four Bradshaw picks and Pastorini to Johnson for 51 yards. Vikings stun Lions 14 7 on a Rashad to White trick play and Tarkenton connect with Rashad for a 9 yard TD. Redskins shut out Buccaneers 10 0 on Moseley field goal and Thomas TD as Bucs stay winless. Falcons 7 49ers 0 as Hunter to Jenkins TD vaults them atop NFC West. Bengals 17 7 Packers 0 as Anderson passes well and Boobie Clark grinds out 89 yards. Chargers 14 0 Saints 0 with seven sacks and Fuller punt return. Patriots 31 Seahawks 0 Grogan TDs to Hasselbeck Francis and Stingley. Jets 24 Bills 19 Todd passes and Gaines TD seal win. Eagles 28 Giants 10 Jaworski TDs and Lusk scores roll.
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Westchester Doubles Still Alive in PACIS Tourney
Westchester Academy remains with two of three doubles teams still in contention at Salem Academy as PACIS action resumes after rainouts. Peggy Ix exited in the number one singles semifinals, Sally Diffendal reached the second flight final, Liz Millis semifinals in the third flight, Lucy Brooks final in the fourth, and Stephanie Wood semifinals in the fifth. Diffendal Wood won the second flight doubles while Brooks Altenphol won their opener.
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