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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1958
Page
23
Murray from page one discusses a tough loss citing fumbles as the deciding factor. Dodd comments on Dave Sime, Duke's end, who caught two late passes and praises the world's 100 yard dash record holder as one of the greatest athletes of our time.
Wisconsin withstood a second half MSU surge to win 9 7 at East Lansing. The Badgers led 9 0 at halftime on an 80 yard drive and a field goal before MSU rallied with an 87 yard scoring drive and a punt return by Dean Look. Williams added the extra point after Hackbart 1 yard score.
Alabama opened with a 14 yard touchdown by Gary O'Steen and added a late score as Bobby Jackson plunged in from the one. Georgia threats were stymied by O'Steen and Wayne Sims as a postgame fracas led to no penalties. 29,000 fans watched Georgia's first Tuscaloosa visit in 40 years.
Clemson's second unit battled through injuries as Shingler and White suffered twists and a shoulder setback. The reserves helped beat Virginia and North Carolina, leaving Clemson with a 41 ACC record and one game remaining versus N C State in the ACC schedule.
Don Meredith threw a 35-yard touchdown pass and scored on a one yard plunge to spark SMU to a 26-10 Southwest Conference victory over Texas in Austin. A 23-yard field goal early gave Texas a 3-0 lead before SMU forged ahead with a key 75-yard punt return for a TD and a late defensive score to seal the win.
Duke fails to convert a late threat as Georgia Tech intercepts a final pass at the Tech 25. Duke outstatistically edges Tech in first downs and total yards but miscues and stalled drives cripple their effort. Dutrow leads Duke rushing while Carlton secures two scores before a late fumble.
Oklahoma defeats Colorado 23 7 at Folsom Field to stay unbeaten in the Big Eight. Gautt 48 yard TD ties game in first quarter as Sooners pull away with a 77 yard third quarter march and a key punt block by Coyle. Colorado scoring drive ends with Cook TD. Oklahoma breaks Colorado home win streak and extends 11 year Big Eight unbeaten run.
Missouri stunned Nebraska with an early 31-0 Big Eight victory before about 35,000 at Lincoln. The Tigers scored a touchdown in the first three minutes and ten seconds and controlled the game thereafter.
Northwestern, led by quarterback Dick Thornton, defeated Ohio State 21-0 at Dyche Stadium to snap a long drought against the Buckeyes. Thornton threw the longest Northwestern aerial TD in school history, ran for another score, and added a late TD pass and two-point conversion as the Wildcats improved to 5-1.
Clemson led 14-6 after Wyatt Cox scored and Lowndes Shingler’s extra point was blocked. Wake Forest surged late, with Snead connecting to Manning and Ball, but a final pass to Ledford fell incomplete as time ran out.
Syracuse pulls off a 16-13 upset as Chuck Zimmerman leads an 80 yard drive and scores with 1:26 left. Dan Fogerty catches a desperate pass to seal victory over Pitt before 38,000 in Syracuse. Kaliden sparks Pitt, but Syracuse holds twice at goal line to preserve lead.
Wake Forest and Clemson clashed in a rain affected homecoming game before about 26 000 fans. Wake Forest led in passing with Snead completing 12 of 22 for 185 yards while Clemson totaled 267 rushing and passing yards. Cline led Clemson rushers with 65 yards, Bonecutter added 20 for Wake Forest, and final scoring featured multiple plunges and a failed kick.
Carolina drives 78 yards in 15 plays capped by a 5 yard scoring pass from Cum mings to Wade Smith. Klochak adds two points as Tar Heels total 238 rushing and 80 passing yards. A near end scuffle leads to Tennessee reserve end Don Leake being ejected.
Quarterback Don Allard returned after a month to pilot Boston College to a 25 12 victory over Dick Bass and the College of the Pacific squad in Newton Massachusetts.
Penn, once considered weak in the Ivy League, upset Harvard 19 6 in Cambridge. Quaker backs and a tough line struck early and twice more after a scoreless second period, while Harvard only managed a single third quarter TD after a Penn fumble recovery. Coffin Purdy Goodwin and Kotz led the Penn attack.
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