State's Defense Thwarts Tigers in 9-0 ACC Victory
Clemson stalled as NC State dominated with a 9-0 win at Riddick Stadium. Sophomore Harold Deters kicked a 37 yard field goal for an early lead and junior Pete Falzarano capped a 43 yard drive with a 2 yard touchdown pass to Ward and Bunton. Clemson failed to cross midfield after the first quarter.
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Wake Forest Dominates Virginia Tech In Rough Contest
Roanoke reports Wake Forest overpowers Virginia Tech for three quarters with a strong defensive rush and Brian Piccolo bolstering the attack as the game progresses.
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Duke Attacks Virginia in 30-0 ACC Showdown
Duke's offense surged in waves against a worn Cavaliers team and blanked Virginia 30 to 0 in an ACC clash at Durham. Duke's relentless rushing backs wore down the Cavaliers after a brief first half struggle as the Blue Devils seized the lead early and dominated the rest of the game.
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Duke Dominates Cavaliers With Stout Defense And Scoring Drive
Duke defeats Virginia 23 0 as Scotty Glacken connects on six of ten first half passes and Duke seals win with a 37 yard scoring march. Fullback Mike Curtis and end Chuck Drulis key blocks on a punt setting up the safety and early 23 point lead.
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Yankees blank Senators 7 0 to extend win streak
Mets rookie Mel Stottlemyre outpitched Washington, collecting five singles while scattering two as New York tops the Senators 7 0. The victory, AR leading Yankees, ties the season’s longest streak at 11 games and lowers the magic pennant number to four.
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Phillies fall to Brewers 6-4 as skid worsens
Rico Carty tripled for three RBIs in the ninth to lift Milwaukee over Philadelphia 6-4. The Phillies dropped to six losses in nine games and extended their NL lead squeeze to one game over Cincinnati, with New York in the chase.
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Reds Rally Past Mets for Seventh Straight Win
Marty Keough drove in three runs with a double and a single as the Reds defeated the Mets 6-1 to pull within a half game of the NL lead. Cincinnati rides a 10-game hot streak, highlighted by a three run fourth inning aided by Frank Robinson’s two-base error and a pivotal two-run single.
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Tar Heels Hold Off Spartans in 21-15 Thriller
UNC outplayed Michigan State for three periods at Kenan Stadium piling up a 21-0 lead before MSU rallying with two fourth quarter touchdowns. Sophomore Danny Talbott scored twice and directed a late drive, sealing a 21-15 intersectional win before 40,500 fans.
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Spartans Rally Fails to Overcome Tar Heels Lead
Michigan State drives deep into UNC territory but penalties and pressure stall a late attempt. UNC holds a 21 to 8 halftime margin as guard Richard Cat and Gordon contribute scoring plays and Lou Bobich adds the extra point.
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Tar Heels drive for 69 yards to take early lead
UNC strings together a 69 yard 12 play drive capped by Willard and Talbott runs and a sneak from Hank Barden to go up 7 0 with 13 48 left in the first half. State answers with a long Juday pass while Carolina adds another 69 yard march in the third.
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