Kentucky Rolls Over Miami 32 to 0 in Snowy Lexington
Babe Parilli threw three touchdown passes as Kentucky blindsided a highly rated Miami defense in a 32 to 0 win before 25 000 in snow laden conditions. Meilinger caught two passes for scores, Hamilton added a TD, and Kentucky defense stifled Miami, holding them to 22 15 passing yards.
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Razorbacks Upset Aggies in Arkansas Victory
Lamar McHan starred as a sophomore quarterback guiding Arkansas to a 33-21 win over Texas A&M at Fayetteville. He ran for two touchdowns and passed for another, totaling 190 rushing yards on 26 carries, completing four of six passes for 34 yards, and punting 36 yards on a windy day as the Razorbacks flawlessy executed the split back attack.
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Tide Defeats Bulldogs By 16 14 Score
George McCain, a benchwarmer turned hero, scored twice on passes and runs to lift Alabama to a 16 14 victory over Georgia in Athens. Zeke Bratkowski and Red Lutz contributed with timely passes and a late field goal as Alabama erased a halftime deficit and clinched the win.
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Upset Stuns Cornell As Columbia Edges Cornell 21 20
Mitch Price led a straight-throwing Columbia attack to a 21 20 victory over Cornell in Ithaca. The upset mirrors last year’s 20 19 Columbia win, as Cornell remained favored but failed to finish ahead in this tense clash.
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No Southpaws Chicago lefty catcher noted in majors
The piece notes that the major leagues have not had a left handed catcher for many years and mentions Wesleyan University and Trinity College from Connecticut with a longtime football rivalry dating back to 1885.
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Cavaliers Roll Over The Citadel 39 To 0 In Charlottesville
Virginia dominates Citadel with six backs scoring and holds Bulldogs to 89 passing yards and 34 rushing yards. Ashwell Furst Granger Roach Tata Moyer push Cavaliers to fifth win. Palumbo anchors line as Citadel fumbles on Cavalier 10 in fourth.
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Oregon State Trips Washington 40 to 14
In Seattle on November 3 Oregon State used a strong ground game led by Sammy Baker to overpower Washington 40 14. The Beavers, muddy field no obstacle, scored three second half touchdowns to seal a comfortable victory over a Washington squad once viewed as a PCC title contender.
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Vanderbilt Grinds Out 19–14 Win Over Chattanooga
Vanderbilt trailed early as Harold Ledyard threaded a scoring drive for Chattanooga but Bil Wade connected on three TD passes to end Ted Kirland. Wade’s trio of near the close of the first period powered a six minute rally that gave the Commodores a 19–14 victory in Nashville.
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George Washington Upsets South Carolina 20 14
George Washington rallied from an 8 7 halftime deficit to beat South Carolina 20 14 in Columbia. Bob Cilento hit Jack Baumgartner in the end zone as time expired to cap a three minute surge led by Cilento and Andy Davis with Bino Barreira catching most passes. Ray Noble, Giants reserve, lives in Havana Cuba.
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Generals Beat Virginia Tech 60 to 0 in Richmond
Washington and Lee dominated Virginia Tech 60 to 0 before about 1,500 fans in Richmond. Quarterback Gil Bocetti scored two extra points and touchdowns on long passes, with teammate Johnny Dean and others also finding the end zone while Tech never penetrated the W and L 20.
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Ohio State Defeats Cats In Low Scoring Battle
Ohio State defeats Northwestern 3 to 0 at Columbus with Vic Janowicz kicking an 18 yard field goal. The game featured brutal cold, strong line play, and stout defense as OSU kept Rose Bowl hopes alive. Northwestern created one late threat but the Buckeyes’ line held firm and forced only 83 rushing yards for Northwestern.
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