Illini rout Buckeyes 41 20 as Bates and Caroline star
Illinois exploded to a 21-0 first quarter lead and never looked back, routing Ohio State 41-20 at Ohio Stadium before 81,745. Mickey Bates rushed for 147 yards and four touchdowns while J C Caroline added 192 yards and two scores, dominating the Illini win. Ohio State briefly surged in the second half but could not overcome the early deficit as Tad Weed, the Buckeyes’ left footed kicker, missed an extra point after the third Illinois TD.
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Ohio U Dominates Redcats 39–0 In Strong Home Showing
Ohio University overwhelms Cincinnati Redcats 39 to 0 as OU’s offense spreads points across three unit groups. Notable plays include Lester Carney’s second quarter plunge, Charles Wilson’s 16 yard TD, Larry Lawrence to Watkins in the end zone, and Lou Sawchik’s standout one handed grab and another near end zone.
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Cats Smashed By Minnesota In Northwestern Defeat
Minnesota, led by Paul Giel and Bob McNamara, defeated Northwestern 30 to 12 on Northwestern home ground. The Gophers surged late in the first quarter and controlled the game, delivering Northwestern its worst loss in three outings.
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Army Smothers Dartmouth for 27-0 in 1960s clash
At Michie Stadium Army dominated Dartmouth after a scoreless first half. Pete Vann threw three touchdown passes, Paul Lasley added a 42-yard rush, and Bob Mischak recovered a fumble to convert a long drive for the Cadets in a 27-0 victory.
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Michigan Threatened By Iowa Hawkeyes
Michigan rally in front of 51,209 fans as Duncan McDonald, a backup quarterback from Flint, throws a four-yard fourth down pass to tie the game 13 all in the fourth quarter. Louis Baldacci, a sophomore, kicks the decisive extra point for Michigan in a 14-13 victory over the Hawkeyes.
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Epos Paces Pitt to First Victory Over Nebraska
Pitt snaps a 14-6 win over Nebraska as Bobby Epps stars with five fum ble recoveries and a 20 yard run setup. The Panthers drive 66 yards after kickoff for three touchdowns and clinch late scoring to seal the win.
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Denison Beats Wooster 26 16 In Homecoming Football Clash
Denison University defeated Wooster 26 to 16 before a capacity homecoming crowd. Halfback Bob Vogt scored two touchdowns including a twisting 78 yard run on the first play of the final period as Denison led in every period.
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Big Blacks Rally Past Wahama Falcons for Homecoming Win
Point Pleasant’s Big Blacks exploded after halftime scoring 26 points to defeat Wahama 26-0 on homecoming night. Gary Minton and Paul Martin led scoring drives as the team held Wahama to 103 rushing yards and earned their third win of the season.
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Chauncey Trims Rutland To Extend Win String
Chauncey-Dover's Blue Devils rolled to a 42-12 victory over Rutland to stretch their unbeaten run to 25. Daugherty connected with Abdella for a score, Canter and Abdella added multiple TDs, and McAffee broke free for 52 yards after intercepting a pass.
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Skyline Gun Club Holds Annual Skeet Championship
The Skyline Gun Club of Athens stages its annual individual championship skeet shoot today with four class awards. The 1953 Club Championship is an open race with several members eligible by averages, culminating in a stag dinner and trophy presentation.
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Yale Beats Columbia In Ivy League Slugfest
Yale, after a rough first half, scored two touchdowns in the third period to defeat Columbia 23-6 in New Haven. Phil Mathias knotched Yale’s tying score in the third quarter as Yale, then unbeaten and unscored, held the Lions to a late game.
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Navy Air Attack Smashes Cornell 26 6 in Baltimore
Navy's defense stifled Cornell while a new passing game unlocked the offense. Fullback Joe Gattuso scored twice on the ground as Navy, under Coach Eddie Erdelatz, opened the air attack for the season and rolled to a decisive victory in Baltimore.
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Athens Bulldogs rout Logan Chiefs 27 0 in SE Ohio League clash
Athens overwhelm Logan on the Logan turf to stay unbeaten in league play. Bulldogs rush for 197 yards and 72 through the air while holding Logan to minimal offense as Williams Hamilton Corradini score and drive the rout.
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