Namath leads Alabama past Tulane with 36 points
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath threw for a score and ran for another, guiding the Crimson Tide to a 36-6 win over Tulane. Leslie Kelley rushed for 94 yards as Namath finished 10 of 20 for 123 yards and 54 rushing yards in Mobile.
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Associated Press
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Louis O’steen
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Tech Bumps Miami 20 to 0 in tough clash
Georgia Tech fed by two fleet halfbacks Terry Haddock and Johnny Gresham to beat Miami 20 to 0. Haddock and Gresham combined for yardage on the ground and through the air as Tech built two first half field goals and two late touchdowns in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
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Johnny Gresham
Miami
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Duda Leads Huskers to Late Win at Minnesota
Nebraska quarterback Fred Duda engineered a dramatic comeback in Minneapolis as the Cornhuskers erased a 21-12 deficit with two late scoring passes. Bill Crockett added a spectacular 80 yard punt return for a touchdown, setting up the decisive strike to Frank Solich.
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LSU Defeats Rice 3-0 on Late Field Goal
LSU controlled the game against Rice for most of the night and secured a 3-0 victory with a 28 yard field goal by Doug Moreau as time wound down. The kick came with two seconds remaining in Houston.
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Wolfpack shuts out Clemson 9-0 in ACC upset
NC State’s stout defense stifled Clemson as Shelby Mansfield sparked the opening drive with a kickoff return. Pete Falzarano capped a 43-yard march with a two-yard TD reception, and Harold Deters added a field goal as State claimed its second straight ACC win to move to 2-0 in league play.
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Notre Dame Opens Bid With 31 7 Victory Over Wisconsin
Notre Dame under new coach Ara Parseghian opened its bid to regain prominence by defeating Wisconsin 31 7. Quarterback John Huarte threw for 217 yards to Jack Snow as Notre Dame built a 13 0 halftime lead and cruised behind a stout defense.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
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Jack Snow
Ken Ivan
Hal Brandt
Jimmy Jones
Ivan
Badgers
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Bill Wolski
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Jim Morse
Southern California
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Bills Crush Chargers 30 3 in Buffalo rout
Buffalo beat the San Diego Chargers 30 to 3 to extend their winning streak to three as three rookies and one veteran accounted for all scoring before a home crowd of 40 167 at Rich Stadium in Buffalo New York on a night AP notes.
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Penn Wins Over Lehigh On 96 Yard Kickoff Return
Barry Ellman returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown as Penn built a 13-0 lead and held on for a 13-6 victory at Franklin Field. Bruce Malloy connected with Bill Laurence for an eight yard TD as part of a 64 yard drive in the second quarter.
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Georgia Tops Vanderbilt 7-0 in SEC Football Showdown
Georgia capitalized on end Barry Wilson's interception in the second period and drove 10 plays to a Lynn Mauhes rushing TD from the one yard line. Neither team scored on field goal attempts. Vanderbilt and Georgia combined for no other scoring in a defensive night.
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Nashville
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Vanderbilt
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Bob Etter
Maryland Rolls Past South Carolina in ACC Opener
Maryland beats South Carolina 24 6 as quarterback Phil Petry and running back Tom Hickey spark the offense. Bernardo Bramson boots two field goals and extra points while the defense forces four fumbles including three by fullback Phil Branson. Dan Reeves scores SC’s touchdown on an eight yard run.
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West Virginia Edges Citadel in a 7-3 defensive win
West Virginia Mountaineers defeat The Citadel 7 to 3 in Morgantown as Dick Leftridge scores the game's lone touchdown after a 47 yard drive. Citadel adds a late first half field goal by Pat Green, completing the scoring.
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Hogs Rally Past Tulsa 31-22 Behind Caveness
Arkansas tops Tulsa 31-22 as linebacker Ronnie Caveness returns a pick for a TD and recovers a fumble that sparks a half dozen quick scores. Caveness finalizes this win with eight solo tackles and seven assists as Arkansas erases an early 14-0 deficit.
Hawks Maui Colts 36-14: Courtland tops Clements in rout
Courtland Hawks opened with 22 points in the first quarter and rolled to a 36-14 win over the Clements Colts. John Kirby ran 55 and 30 yards for touchdowns, Wallace Graham contributed a 35 yard score, and Dennis Halderfield added multiple extra points and a 60 yard interception return for a touchdown. Clements scored late on Jerry Batts and Billy Baker TDs.
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College Football Scores and Standings Snapshot
John Carroll defeated Washington & Jefferson 31 to 14, Taylor University beat Manchester 0 Evansville won 35 to 6 Moravian 28 Delaware Valley 6 Lebanon Valley 27 Wilkes 14 Randolph Macon 6 Washington and Lee edging Maine at Station and Maritime 2 Newport R.L. Naval ote Res t Eastern Beloit 10 Knox 0 Concordia at Clarion State 36 Grove City 6 Newman 14 Emory and Heary 6 Kentucky 27 Mississippi 21 Michigan 24 Southeast Missouri 7 Adrian 0 Teachers Ill 16 North Park.
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White Sox Beat Kansas City 5-2 Behind Peters and Buford
Kansas City was defeated 5-2 as Gary Peters earned his second win and Don Buford delivered three singles scoring three runs and stealing two bases for the Chicago White Sox on Saturday.
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Missouri Pounds Utah Utes 23-6 in Columbia
Missouri quarterback Gary Lane starred with a 67 yard run a TD pass and a setup in a 23-6 victory over Utah. Utah managed its only score late as backup Dick Groth led a 68 yard drive. Lane’s 30 yard TD pass to Ray Thorpe sealed the win. Rich Bernsen two interceptions sparked Missouri’s scoring.
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Associated Press
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