Tech Offense Shines in 16-3 Victory Over Mountaineers
Virginia Tech freshman quarterback Steve Casey led the Gobblers to a 16-3 win over West Virginia. Casey rushed for 101 yards and threw for 130, guiding Tech to 476 yards of offense despite 15 fumbles. Multiple Big 5 games noted. Clemson beat Virginia 30-14, William and Mary defeated James Madison 32-7, VMI beat Richmond 23-6.
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Handley Girls Rally Past Jefferson 54 to 48
Handley defeats Jefferson 54 to 48 in a defensive non district win. Freshman Sharon Williams scores 23 as Handley presses in second half and pulls away after halftime. Jefferson’s Millicent Carr fouls and turnovers help Handley build an 11 point margin late.
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North Carolina Edges Wake To Stay Alive In ACC Race
North Carolina defeated Wake Forest 34-29 to halt a three game skid and show offense improvement under Dick Crum. Freshman Chuck Sharpe passed for 149 yards and rushed for 41, earning the starting job, as Amos Lawrence ran for 180 yards. Maryland stayed undefeated at 6-0 by beating Syracuse 24-9. Clemson beat Virginia 30-14, Duke lost to Navy 31-8, and NC State had a bye.
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Bruins Beat Leafs In Boston Showdown
Boston defeats Toronto 4-2 as Middleton Mortette and Wensink score in the second period. Toronto coach Neilson laments losing puck battles and Boston dominance at home. Canadiens top Flyers 3-2 extending unbeaten run against Philadelphia to 13 games.
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