College Grid Scores Wide Action Across Districts
College grid scores spread across many conferences with notable results for Virginia State Virginia Union and Howard. High scorers include Tennessee and Maryland tied teams, and several state schools posted decisive wins.
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Summers Sets Sights on Yardage Record
Summers from page 1 faced a hard setback as two tackles by leyes totaling 16 yards snapped his run. He needed 64 more yards to break Vir ginia's Bob Davis' 1 608 yard season record with three games left.
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Asack Sets ACC Rushing Record In Duke Tech Clash
Asack, a sophomore, carried 47 times for 140 yards and three touchdowns to set an ACC rushing mark. Baglien added 11 carries for 89 yards as Duke, led by Hart, held Tech to solid defense until two late long passes in the fourth quarter. Duke played without injured Phil Singer and guard Larry Davis, shifting Trice and Cappellano to defense.
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Manning Keeps Rebels Over LSU In Close Road Win
Archie Manning led Mississippi with 344 passing yards and 361 total yards as the Rebels rallied to beat LSU 27-24. A 9-yard Manning pass to Steve Hindman with 55 seconds left set up the decisive score after Hindman reached the one-yard line. Hindman’s diving TD capped the comeback in Baton Rouge.
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Appalachian State Tops Walford 47 28 in N C
Appalachian State defeated Walford 47 to 28 as Ted Phelps led the ground attack with 177 rushing yards on 43 carries. The Mountaineers trailed at halftime 20-14 but surged after the break behind a tough defense and a balanced aerial and ground game. Walford cut the lead early but Appalachian pulled away late with multiple touchdowns.
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Catawba Falls to Presbyterian 24 12 in Carolinas Conference
Catawba 12 4212 defeat by Presbyterian in a Carolinas Conference football clash. Halfback Te Hill set a school season scoring record with 68 points, as Presbyterian gained 149 rushing and 1 1 yards through the air. Key plays included a 9 yard hill pass and multiple 7 pass completions from Kirtland.
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Virginia Tech Tops Florida State in 40-22 Victory
Virginia Tech forced five Florida State interceptions, four for scores, and added a fumble recovery as Edwards broke free for an 88 yard TD run. Tech’s defense shut down FSU’s high powered offense while Kincaid and Edwards connected on multiple plays to seal the lopsided win in Tallahassee.
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Wake Forest Wide Receiver Breaks Out In Maryland Win
Wake Forest freshman Gary Winrow emerged as a new star with eight receptions for 80 yards and a touchdown. Coach Bill Tate praised Winrow and noted a positional move that helped the offense, saying Ron Jurewicz’s shift to strong end was a key adjustment.
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Syracuse Romps To 47-0 Win
Syracuse romped past Holy Cross 47-0 in Worcester as Paul Paulisso sparked a 476 yard offense. The Orange produced 27 first downs with 250 yards rushing and 228 passing while limiting Holy Cross to six first downs and 65 passing yards. Paulisso threw for 122 yards and scored or assisted on four touchdowns.
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Indiana Edges Wisconsin 21 20 in tight Big Ten finish
Indiana escaped Wisconsin 21 to 20 as a late drive stalled at the goal line. John Buliez scored on a one yard run and connected with James Mearlon for a 21 yard TD pass after Trask sparked a comeback with a halfback option sequence.
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Duke Dominate Tech With 40-30 Victory
Duke built a 27-6 halftime lead and rolled to a 40-30 win over Tech behind a balanced attack. Asack scored twice including a one yard plunge, Hart contributed a 11 yard scamper, with Cappellano and TriceAdding late TDs for Duke while Tech fought back with two Williams to Bounds TD passes and Sias receptions late in the fourth.
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Elon Wins 35-30 Over Western for 2-2 Record
Elon University beats Western 35-30 to move to 2-2 in the Carolinas Conference and 4-4 overall. The game extended the program’s balanced start this season with a strong defensive effort and key plays by the offense.
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Ewn Wester Leads Unclear Run Upset in Smithy Frore Event
Ewn Wester from Smithy Fon-Aoore posts a 3 run Cheieley Kick and Dalton’s efforts appear with 4 pars while Helsiey and Deala show runs. Corley and Elon-Moore also figure in the competition as Dalton gains a push toward a notable score.
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Oklahoma Tops Kansas State 35 20 in Rainy Big Eight Clash
Oklahoma defeated Kansas State 35 to 20 as Steve Owens rushed for 185 yards on 46 carries and scored twice. Mack Herron returned a kickoff 100 yards to tie the game early in the second half, but the Sooners answered with two quick TDs to lead 28 14. State added a late score from a blocked punt, while Oklahoma finished with an insurance TD as time expired. Owens has surpassed 900 rushing yards on the season and runs for five straight 100 yard games.
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Iowa Defeats Minnesota 35-28 in Memorial Stadium comeback
Iowa Hawkeyes beat Minnesota 35-28 in a Big Ten clash. Sophomore quarterback Larry Lawrence scored four TDs and set an Iowa single game scoring mark with 24 points. Barry Mayer rushed 179 yards for Minnesota and tied the Gopher rushing record. Iowa erased a 20-14 halftime deficit to win.
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Texas Tech Tops Rice By 38-15
Roger Freeman powered Texas Tech to a 34-15 SWC win over Rice as he ran 21 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns. Joe Matulich added a 30 yard TD run, with Tony Butler, Larry Hargrave contributing to the scoring and Kenny Vinyard kicking a 30 yard field goal to seal the victory. The win keeps Tech's conference title hopes alive while Rice remains 0-3 in SWC play.
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Stockton Leads In Lucky Day At Harding Park
Stock ton leads in a soggy final round at Harding Park where Aaron shot 64 to surge into contention for $20,000 first prize. Casper and Barber shared second on 203 after 36 holes while Massengale, Murphy, Floyd, Rosburg, Still and Finsterwald trailed. Stock ton battled driving troubles yet salvaged a three under par 68 with a 45 foot birdie try on 14 before a bunker bogey at 18 ending his run.
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