High School and College Grid Scores Reported
Friday high school results include High Point 20 over Reynolds 18 and Allen Jay 13 over Jamestown 12. Saturday college scores feature Tennessee 29 over North Carolina 7 and Georgia Tech 7 over Duke 10. many other games listed with numerous margins and ties.
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High Point
Reynolds
Allen Jay
Jamestown
Tennessee
North Carolina
Duke
Georgia Tech
Wyoming
N. C. State
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Virginia
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Oklahoma
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Texas A&m
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Baylor
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Rice
Texas
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Southern Cal
California
Washington
UCLA
Purdue
Illinois
Tennessee Vols Dominate North Carolina 29 7
Tennessee Overcame UNC with efficient ground attack led by Etter 105 yards and a 29 7 victory. Phillips and Glass scored rushing TDs while Lerner added the extra point and Letner missed a PAT. UNC game plagued by fumbles and tough Tennessee defense.
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Etters
Marvin Phillips
Etter
Vols
Cotton Lerner
Glass
Letner
Carolina
Cummings
Wade Smith
Bob Elliott
Bob Shupin
Tar Heels
Shupin
Tennessee
Heels
North Carolina
Tenn—Glass
Tenn—Phillips
Tenn
N.C —Ellot
Shupin Kek
Lions Triumph 28-10 Over Mountaineers In Morgantown
Penn State, ranked seventh, overcame fumbles and early miscues to defeat West Virginia 28-10 in Morgantown. The Nittany Lions built a 20-3 halftime lead as Jim Kochman, Galen Hall, and John Bozick connected on key plays, with Ed Caye adding a late score.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Penn State
West Virginia University
Nittany Lions
Syracuse
WVU
State
Bobbles
Mountaineers
Bill Lopasky
Richie Lucas
Corps of
Fleet
Penn Ss
Thackston
Lions
Jim Kochman
Galen Hall
John Bozick
Mountaineer
Ed Caye
Hall
Caye
Eeee Wet
Alabama Prevails 10-0 Over Mississippi State in Homecoming
Junior quarterback Bobby Skelton led Alabama to a 10-0 SEC win as he intercepted two passes and connected with Stanley Bell for a 36-yard touchdown. Fred Sington added a 25-yard field goal and Alabama improved to 3-1-2, while Mississippi State remained 0-2-1. The game drew about 30,500 fans in drizzling rain at Tuscaloosa.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bobby Skelton
Alabama
Stanley Bell
Tide
Fred Sington
Skelton-Bell
Mississippi State
Alabamaa
Bell
Wayne Sims
Don
Maroons
Missis
Sippi State
Wisconsin Downs Wolverines 19-10
Wisconsin upset Michigan 19 to 10 in Ann Arbor as six interceptions broke up a late rally. Bob Zeman starred for Wisconsin, while Michigan's defense faltered in the final minutes to preserve the Badgers’ first Big Ten win.
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Wisconsin Downs Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wis
Bracconsin
Badgers
Michigan
Saturn
Wisconsin
Neg Pee
Bob Zeman
Sticksles Stars In Notre Dame Navy Thriller 25 22
Notre Dame defeats Navy 25-22 at Notre Dame Stadium as Monty Stickles boots a 43 yard field goal with 32 seconds left. Scarpitto and Ratkowski spark late Irish rally, Navy errors set up dramatic finish in front of 58 652 fans.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Monty Stickles
Notre Dame
Navy
Stickles
Bob Scarpitto
Don White
Ray Ratkowski
Irish
Army
Duke
Maxfield
Mother
Sercik
Scarpitto
Mankowich
Pariseau
Duke Stuns Tech in tense gridiron clash
Duke tops Georgia Tech as Arrington excels with 122 yards on 8 carries while Braselton throws an interception. Blue Devil Jack Wilson returns a fumble for a score and Duke defense halts Tech at the Blue Devil 37 after a late threat.
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Jackets
Duke
Braselton
Blue Devil
Jack Wilson
Tech
Geonsia Tech
Arriaga
Wells
Browning
AFL Draft Plans Announced by New League
The American Football League will hold its first draft meeting for college seniors as it prepares to begin operations next year. Max Winter is chairman of the draft, with Dallas and Southwest privileges mentioned, and the league lists Dallas New York Minneapolis Paul and Los Angeles as member cities.
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New York
American Football League
Satur
Max Winter
Dallas
AFL
Minneapolis - Paul
Los Angeles
Falcons Rally To Tie Army In Rainy Yankee Stadium Classic
Air Force and Army played to a 13 13 tie before 67000 fans as George Pupich missed a late field goal. Air Force trailing 13 6 tied the game in the fourth quarter with a 11 yard Quinlan run after Mayo to Brickey first down completion. Pupich’s failed late kick preserved the stalemate and the field goal attempt drifted wide.
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Skelton
Mahoons
Sington
Billy Neighbors
Tahill
Mississippi State
Tide
Billy Richardson
Tommy White
Ed Smith
Maroons
Alabama
Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Flyboys
Air Force Academy
Army
George Pupich
Yankees Stadium
Air Force Falcons
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Bob Brickey
Mike Quin
Lan
Air Force
Pupich
Mayo
Brickey
Air Boys
Wor Ie
Bob Anderson
Joe Caldwell
Crusaders Hold Off Colgate In 14-12 Narrow Win
In Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross survives a furious fourth quarter rally by Colgate to win 14-12. Ken Komodzinski throws a conversion pass to Bernice Buzyinski after a 14-0 lead. Jacque Mackinnon shows big plays with an 11 yard run and a 90 yard punt return. Colgate threatens late but Holy Cross defense holds as Ehin misses field goal with seconds remaining.
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Worcester
Mass
Colgate
Ken Komodzinski
Berniie Buzyinski
Red Raiders
Jacque Mackinnon
Mackinnon
Crusader
Holy Cross
Chuck Ehin
Ah Rams
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