Notre Dame Smothers Mustangs By 26-14 Count
Maryland coach Jim Tatum faces transfer speculation while denying a specific move. He hints he may not close the door on a future job as ACC meetings loom in Greensboro. Attendance concerns and potential successor names surface amid a busy coaching year.
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Gamecocks Rally past The Citadel 19-6 in season finale
South Carolina overcame an early Citadel lead to defeat The Citadel 19-6 in Charleston. Miles scored for The Citadel, but Carolina answered with three touchdowns including a late surge as Brazzell set Atlantic Conference receiving marks and Caskey ran for 104 yards. Crowd 5,500 watched.
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Bulldogs Schedule Three Nonleague Games For December
Henry Rapp reports Mapigs School Bulldogs enter their fourth week of drills with a non conference opener set for December 14 at Hasty. They will also face High Point freshmen on December 15 at High Point College and host High Point on January 7 and 11 in Hauss Gymnasium.
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Williams Suggested As Substitute For Cockell Bout
London promoter Jack Solomons suggested John ny Williams, former British heavyweight champion, as a substitute for Don Cockell to face Charlie Norkus in Miami on December 29. Norkus’ camp asked Solomons to set up Norkus Cockell, but Cockell declined due to commitments in Liverpool and Ireland. Solomons said Chris Dundee would promote the Miami Auditorium bout. Norkus recently out pointed Roland LaStarza in Cleveland.
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Notre Dame Cruises Past SMU in Cotton Bowl Thriller
Notre Dame overwhelmed Southern Methodist 26 to 14 at the Cotton Bowl before 75 504 fans. Guglielmi rushed and passed while Heap and Schaefer powered the Irish line to cap Terry Brennan's 61st season with a winning mark. Scannell returned a blocked punt 19 yards for a score and Roach’s early drives kept SMU competitive.
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Four Top Cage Teams Battle In Steel Bowl Meet
Duquesne University, Fordham, Pitt, and George Washington headline the Steel Bowl opening round in Pittsburgh. Winners advance to the title game December 11 while losers play a cancellation contest. Duquesne shines after a 26 win season. Penn State earlier won the first Steel Bowl in 1951.
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Notre Dame Defeats SMU Narrowly in Final Period
Notre Dame, ranked fourth, beat SMU as Mar shall broke loose for a 76 yard run and Paul Reynolds added a 62 yard scamper. The Irish stalled late, Hernuage’s field goal from the SMU 27 was blocked, and SMU finished second in the Southwest Conference with a 6 3 1 overall mark.
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