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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
6
Catawba College forfeited its three Carolinas Conference football wins after discovering an ineligible player this season. The Indians drop to the bottom of the standings after previously sharing the lead with Lenoir Rhyne last week.
Clemson faces Duke and star quarterback Leo Hart after a shootout 39-22 loss. Hart threw for 316 yards and Duke set single game records with 505 yards total offense including 360 passing and 145 rushing. Duke leads ACC in passing yardage and Hart tops ACC stats with 1712 yards.
Injury-riddled Furman heads to City Stadium in Richmond to face the Spiders at 2 p.m. Saturday. Dick Immel and Joe Street are out for the season, forcing Steve Crislip to start at running back and George Vaughn to lead the ground game while Cleve Hightower throws to Pat Carroll and Bryan Trotter.
Bill Kilmer led New Orleans to a 51-42 win over St. Louis with six touchdown passes as the Associated Press nominates him for NFL Offensive Player of the Week. Tom Fears praises Kilmer’s protection and accuracy while Saints receivers Dan Abramowicz Dave Parks and Al Dodd contributed 17 catches.
Aiken Hornets travel to North Augusta to face Paul Knox Junior High at Lions Field aiming for their sixth win. Quarterback Charlie Smith may miss the game with a hand injury as Aiken sits 5-1 after a 20-14 loss to the SEC junior varsity.
Nine Black players were dismissed from the Indiana University football team by Coach John Pont after failing to report to practice for a second day. Pont warned the group they must return or be finished with football at Indiana forever. Included was Larry Highbaugh, a junior halfback and three time Big Ten track champion.
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