Itriumph 2 0 1 – Calendar Contacts And Journal

• Triumph 2 0 1 – Calendar Contacts And Journals
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CHAPEL HILL — This is why Carolina brought back Mack Brown.

A Saturday in October, the Tar Heels nationally ranked and welcoming another Top 25 team. Only the mostly empty seats because of COVID-19 are spoiling an otherwise splendid afternoon planned in Kenan Stadium.

January 2018 1 2 3 4 5 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 February 2018 5 6 7 8 9. 1956 — Don Larsen of the New York Yankees pitched the only perfect game in World Series history for a 2-0 triumph over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Sal Maglie, the opposing pitcher, gave up five hits. Noteworthy features of this very pretty Italianate GT included leaf-sprung De Dion rear suspension and the Triumph TR3 2.0-litre engine, overdrive gearbox, and front suspension, including its disc brakes.

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No. 19 Virginia Tech visits No. 8 Carolina at noon on Saturday, with ABC delivering the game to televisions nationwide. The Heels are back in the Top 10 for the first time since 2015, which is also the only time they've been there since Brown departed for Texas more than 20 years ago.

It's a rematch of last year's epic six-overtime thriller in Blacksburg, won by the Hokies 43-41. A few thousand fans will be allowed inside to watch.

And this won't be the only headline grabber in the ACC. With four of the top eight teams in the country for the first time in league history, an even bigger showdown takes place in Death Valley when No. 1 Clemson welcomes No. 7 Miami at 7:30 p.m..

No. 5 Notre Dame hosts struggling Florida State at 7:30 p.m.

The league weekend begins tonight with Louisville at Georgia Tech. Also Saturday, N.C. State treks to Virginia at noon, Duke is at Syracuse at 12:30, and Pitt goes to Boston College at 4.

Virginia Tech, which had won 22-19 in Chapel Hill a year earlier by rallying from behind and benefitting from a fumble at the goal line, prevailed a year ago on Quincy Patterson's conversion run. Both teams missed chances to win in earlier extra periods.

Carolina quarterback Sam Howell threw for 38 touchdowns and was picked off just seven times a year ago. This year, he's thrown three of each.

'Last year we had so many deep balls and we just could score so quickly,' Brown said. 'And right now, people are backing off, and they're making us hold the ball longer. We've … got to get the ball into people's hands more quickly.'

Virginia Tech's Khalil Herbert, coming off a 208-yard show at Duke, is the nation's leading rusher and a dangerous kick returner.

Both teams have 2-0 records overall and in the ACC, and both have had schedule adjustments because of COVID-19.

N.C. State is 2-1 in the ACC and overall following last week's rousing triumph at Pitt. The Wolfpack meets the Cavaliers for the first time since 2018, when it prevailed 35-21 in Raleigh. The teams don't meet each year, and haven't in Charlottesville in nine years. The Cavs last beat State at home in 2006.

Duke is in search of its first win following four defeats of varying levels. They meet an Orange team that is 1-2 in the ACC and overall. Syracuse romped in Durham a year ago, 49-6.

Clemson's matchup with the Hurricanes will go a good ways toward determining a representative in the ACC championship game. The Tigers have won 32 straight ACC games, a league record. The last time two ACC teams met while in the Top 10, No. 1 Clemson humbled No. 7 Miami 38-3 for the league crown in 2017.

Alan Wooten can be reached at 910-247-9132 or awooten@bladenjournal.com. Twitter: @alanwooten19.

Triumph 2 0 1 – Calendar Contacts And Journals

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Triumph 2 0 1 – Calendar Contacts And Journalists

• A racing mechanic with considerable experience of spaceframe construction, Bernie Rodger was approached by John Gordon (later of Gordon-Keeble fame) and James Byrnes to built the prototype of a new 2+2 sports saloon: the Warwick. Noteworthy features of this very pretty Italianate GT included leaf-sprung De Dion rear suspension and the Triumph TR3 2.0-litre engine, overdrive gearbox, and front suspension, including its disc brakes. By the time production began in 1958 the car had been renamed 'Peerless', while bodies were now of glassfibre construction instead of the prototype's aluminium panelling. A very capable car, the Peerless had room for a family and its luggage, was good for a top speed of more than 110mph (177km/h) and cost a relatively affordable £1,500. Unfortunately for Peerless, this was approximately the price of a Jaguar 2.4-litre saloon...
  In 1958 a solitary Peerless started the Le Mans 24 Hour Race; the only four-seater in the field, it finished in a highly creditable 16th place overall. Despite a favourable reception and the valuable publicity gained from its Le Mans exploits, Peerless was soon in financial difficulty and production ceased in 1960 after an estimated 325 cars had been made. Bernie Rodger then revived the design in improved form as the Warwick, but by the end of 1961 this too had gone. However, that was not quite the end of the Peerless saga; John Gordon and Jim Keeble then took the concept a stage further, fitting a Chevrolet V8 engine into a Peerless-type chassis to create the Bertone-styled Gordon-Keeble of 1964.
  One of only 70 made in left-hand drive configuration, this ultra-rare Peerless GT has a race-prepared Triumph TR3 engine producing 100bhp and is eligible for the Le Mans Classic and Goodwood Revival events among others. Described by the vendor, a Belgian private collector, as in generally good condition with original interior, this restored car is offered with Belgian Carte Grise (Oldtimer) and Contrôle Technique.