Wake Forest Upsets North Carolina State 20–18
Wake Forest, seen as underdogs, stunned NC State 20–18 as a mixed offense and a stifling defense took the Wolfpack off balance. NC State fumbled eight times and threw two interceptions while Wake matched no turnovers and used a new Maxton press to seize the victory.
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Voight Leads North Carolina Past Florida in Tampa Clash
In a hard fought season opener, North Carolina Tar Heels rally to beat 18th ranked Florida Gators 24 to 21 in Tampa. Tailback Mike Voight runs 142 yards on 35 carries including a fourth quarter three yard TD to seal the win as Florida runner up? holds at the goal line.
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Duke Beats Tennessee 21-18 Behind Dunn Scoring Duo
Duke sophomore QB Mike Dunn scored two one yard TDs in the second quarter and Vince Fusco added three extra points as Duke defeated Tennessee 21-18 in Knoxville. Hank Russell sparked the Blue Devil defense halting Tennessee drives with key plays.
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Burns Holds Stroke Lead In World Open Golf
George Burns held a one shot lead at Pinehurst after a two stroke swing on the 16th hole. Floyd shot 67 to stay two back at 203 with Burns 202, while Watson was three behind at 205 and others clustered at 206. Burns credited his putting and the long birdie on 16 as decisive as he eyes the final round.
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Nastase vows not to return as Borg ousts him in Open semifinals
At Forest Hills Nastase says he will not return to the U S Open unless as a spectator after a 6 3 6 3 6 1 loss to Bjorn Borg in the men s semifinals. Chris Evert dominates Evonne Goolagong 6 3 6 0 for her second women s title as Connors crushes Vilas 6 4 6 2 6 1 to reach the final. Borg meets Connors for the $30 000 men s crown while Nastase vents at the crowd and vows no return.
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