Notre Dame Beats Navy 40-20 Behind Izo Passes
In Baltimore AP says Notre Dame routs Navy 40-20 as QB George Izo throws three second quarter TD passes. The Irish total nearly equals their 1948 record for most points against Navy in 33 meetings and matches a nine year coaching high for Navy defense.
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Notre Dame Triumphs Over Navy as Izo Leads Irish
Eddie Erdelatz notes Maryland set the mark in 1951 with a 4 21 victory. Izo, a 205 pound junior from Barberton Ohio, retired in the third quarter with Notre Dame ahead 34 14. Coach Terry Brennan started him after two of Notre Dame’s first five games. Before leaving, Izo threw three TD passes and set up a fourth for a 27 6 halftime lead. Sophomore backs Joe Bellino of Navy and Bill Mack of Notre Dame energized the 57 773 Memorial Stadium crowd. Bellino raced 82 yards for a TD and caught a 46 yard pass. Mack scored twice including a 65 yard punt return. Notre Dame 7 Navy 2013 040 t Navy 6 0 86 20
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Army routs Colgate 68 to 6 in decisive victory
West Point, N Y AP coach Earl Red Blaik emptied the bench as Army dominated Colgate 68 6. Cadets held Colgate to 13 rushing yards while amassing 522 total yards 279 rushing 243 passing. Several reserves scored and several obscure players debuted for Army.
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Cornell Routs Columbia to Narrow Ivy Title Chase
Cornell quarterback Tom Skypeck threw two TDs and left the game to Marcello Tino who matched the effort as Cornell defeated Columbia 25 to 0 to stay in the Ivy League title race.
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Boston University routs William and Mary 33 to 7
Boston University jumped to a fast start with two interceptions a blocked kick and a fumble return for touchdowns to defeat William and Mary 33 7 before 5500 at University Field. Jim Heaney starred with a blocked pass recovered in the end zone a fumble recovery and a second period interception return. Bills Burgess added the final score and Len Rubal stood out for William and Mary despite the loss.
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Davidson Wildcats edge Wofford in final seconds
Davidson's Wildcats rallied to beat Wofford 21 20 on a 27 yard Bruce Usher field goal with 13 seconds left. Charlie Benson passed well and Dave Warden scored from the one after a Wofford fumble to spark the comeback.
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Hawkeyes Pummel Michigan for Rose Bowl Bid
Iowa, ranked No. 2 and leading the Big Ten at 4-0, defeated Michigan 37-14 in Ann Arbor. Willie Fleming scored twice on 72 and 61 yard runs to seal the win, the largest Iowa margin in the series and their first rap over Michigan since 1924. The victory boosts Iowa toward a Rose Bowl bid.
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LSU Beats Mississippi 14-0 to Move Closer to Sugar Bowl
LSU tops un beaten Mississippi 14 to 0 before a sellout 65,000 crowd in Baton Rouge. Warren Rabb scores from the five, Durel Matherne adds a five yard run, and the Tigers stop Mississippi at the one foot line twice. The win leaves LSU and Rutgers as the nation’s only undefeated major teams.
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Purdue Beats Illini 31 to 8 in Big Ten Clash
Purdue overwhelmed Illinois at Lafayette Indiana with a 31 to 8 victory. The Boilermakers scored two rushing touchdowns and two passing touchdowns. Illinois fumbles led to Purdue scores while a sophomore kicker from Champaign added two field goals and an extra point setting a conference record.
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Hampden-Sydney Tigers Edge Guilford Quakers in 60–yard win
Hampden-Sydney stopped Guilford twice inside the Tigers 10 then drove 93 yards for a touchdown. Billy Benson led rushing with 108 yards on 14 carries and sealed the win with a 21 yard reception from Tommy Davis.
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Suder boots Jayhawks to 21 12 victory over Kansas State
John Suder, renowned for place kicks, powered the Kansas Jayhawks to a 21 to 12 win over Kansas State in a tense Big Eight football clash at Manhattan.
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Auburn Narrowly Defeats Florida 6 5
Auburn survives a tense battle in Gainesville to extend its unbeaten streak to 20 games as Richard Wood directs a late fourth quarter drive for a 6 5 football win over Florida. Florida battles back with field goals and a safety but cannot push across a TD.
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