Weekend grid of high school and college football scores
The list covers scores from Highland Park over Dallas Tech 26 to 3 and several other matches including Austin 26 Corpus Christi Ray 14 and Garland 53 Gainesville 7. College games feature Holy Cross 14 Boston College 6 and Navy 14 Army 0 with major wins by Auburn 40 Alabama 0 and Oklahoma 53 Oklahoma State 6.
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Highland Park
Dallas Tech
Austin
Corpus Christi Ray
Garland
Gainesville
Sweetwater
Breckenridge
Nederland
Fl Campo
Kermit
Levelland
Sundown
Alpine
Seymour
Lockney
Balls
White Deer
Albany
Henrietta
Terrel
Electra
Amarillo
FW Paschal
College
Holy Cros
Boston College
Navy
Army
Auburn
Alabama
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Virginia
Furman
Clemson
Mississippi State
Mississippi
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Scots Power Past Dallas Tech In Class AAAA Playoff
Highland Park Scotties opened with a score each quarter and added a final tally to defeat Dallas Tech 26 to 7 in the Texas Schoolboy Class AAAA playoffs. They advance to face Wichita Falls in Wichita Falls next week. date and time to be announced.
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Dallas
Highland Park
Scotties
Dallas Tech
Wichita Falls
National debt of ten million under Articles of Confederation
A national debt of 10,000,000 was incurred under the Articles of Confederation, reflecting early U.S. financial obligations and federal responsibilities during the wartime and postwar period.
Rice Rolls Past Baylor for SWC Title and Cotton Bowl Berth
Rice Institute defeated Baylor 20-0 to clinch its first Southwest Conference crown and secure a Cotton Bowl berth to face Navy. Sophomore Larry Dueitt ignited the comeback with an 8-yard run, then an 80-yard scoring dash by Bobby Williams and an 89-yard kickoff return by Dueitt set the tone, followed by a 41-yard punt return by Williams and a 10-yard TD pass from Frank Ryan to Buddy Dial. The Owls claimed their fourth SWC title since 1934 and fourth Cotton Bowl trip.
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Houston
Rice Institute
Baylor
Navy
Rice
Larry Dueitt
Bobby Williams
Dueitt
King Hill
Ken Williams
Hill
Owl
Ken
Gene Jones
Owls
Frank Ryan
Buddy Dial
Army
Philadelphia
Frosts Hit All Mainland United States Regions
Frosts blanket every mainland region of the United States, with freezing temperatures spreading across towns and agricultural areas overnight. Officials warn of potential damage to crops and early morning frost advisories remain in effect as gardeners brace for cold, calm conditions.
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United States
Sapp lifts Georgia to upset over Georgia Tech in Atlanta
Theron Sapp, a Macon, Georgia fullback, recovered a fumble and drove Georgia 50 yards for a 70 upset of Georgia Tech on a cold wind-swept field in Atlanta. He accounted for the decisive drive in the third period, finishing with a short TD and helping coach Wally Butts claim a sweet victory.
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Atlanta
Theron Sapp
Macon
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Wally Butts
Charles Tripp
Sapp
Tech
Charley Britt
Jimmy Orr
Britt
Ken Cooper
Texas A and M to play in the Gator Bowl
Texas A and M coach Paul Bear Bryant announced the Aggies accepted an invitation to the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville Florida to face the University of Tennessee. Bryant noted the invitation as a real tribute to the Texas A&M squad and coaching staff.
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Houston
Texas Akm
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Texas A&m
University of Tennessee
Jacksonville
Fla
Bryant
Chris Groneman
Texas A&m Athletic Committee
College Station
Texas Aggies
South Texas
Aggies
Texas
Rice
Vols Win and Accept Gator Bowl Bid
Tennessee defeated Vanderbilt 20-6 to cap the season and accept a Gator Bowl invitation in Jacksonville on December 28. Tailback Bobby Gordon and fullback Tommy Tronsen sparked a second half comeback with a 48 yard drive and a 16 yard touchdown run set up by Gordon. Bronson added key runs and a fumble recovery to seal the win.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Bobby Gordon
Tommy Tronson
Vanderbilt
Jacksonville
Fla
Gordon
Bronson
Shrine Team Features Nine from SWC, One Texan Coach
Baylor, Southern Methodist, and Idaho each place three men on the West Shrine team to face the East at Kezar Stadium on December 28. Nine players hail from the Southwest Conference with one Texan representing Utah, and additional selections include Baylor’s Oliver Leibet ter Cowart. SMU’s Dewveall Cornelison Jackson. Texas’ Kennon. TCU’s Nesbitt. Texas Tech’s Moore.
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San Francisco
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Idaho
Kezar Stadium
Texas Tech
Jack Curtice
Utah
Stuart Vaughan
San Angelo
Bobby Jack Oliver
Clyde Leibetter
Larry Cowart
SMU
Willard Dewveall
Jerry Cornelison
Charlie Jackson
Texas
Garland Kennon
Texas Christian
Gerald Nesbitt
Charles Moore
TCU shuts out SMU 21 0 in Fort Worth clash
TCU dismantles Southern Methodist 21 0 in Fort Worth before 25 000 as Dick Finney guides three late drives, Marvin Lasater adds a 56 yard run, and Don Meredith is contained to a minus 56 rushing yards while completing 9 of 14 passes for 112 yards.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Don Meredith
Christians
Meredith
Dick Finney
TCU
Marvin Lasater
Notre Dame Pounds USC 40 to 12 in Mild Weather
Notre Dame dominated Southern California 40-12 in South Bend scoring three rushing touchdowns as Pat Doyle returned a kickoff for a TD. The Irish, 25th win for coach Terry Brenan, led from start to finish in a decisive victory while USC dropped to nine losses in ten games.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Southern California
Terry Brenan
Fighting Irish
Irish
Pat Doyle
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