Friday and Saturday college football results across multiple teams
A dense recap lists Friday results Greensboro 19 High Point 14 Thomasville 6 Concord 6 tie Allen Jay 7 East Davidson 6. Saturday showdowns include North Carolina 22 Tennessee 21 Michigan 28 Duke 14 NC State 7 Mississippi Southern 6 Auburn 21 Wake Forest 7, plus many more scores across conferences and regions.
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CCC Basketball Season Ends With Trinity Dominant
Central conference games showed Trinity at the top with an undefeated run while Denton sat winless at the bottom. Ledford and West Davidson posted mixed results with Ledford narrowly avoiding last place after beating Denton, and Denton giving up 320 points as the easiest opponents.
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Hickey Praises Tar Heels Sophomores After Strong Win
UNC coach Hickey lauds his team noting Gib Carson's best game for Carolina and calling the sophomores eager workers. He says five good games in a row boost confidence while upcoming tests against LSU and Duke loom for Tar Heels.
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BPAA Tournament Nears Its Final Day At High Point Lanes
North Carolina BPAA finals wrap up today with top bowlers under the Peterson Point System. George Graham leads the men after day one with a 74.08 Petersen score, Billy Farmer rises to second at 73.30 and high game 279. Ray Trumble and Paul Horton round the top four. Doc Board tops the local group, Marge Fincutter leads the women with 34.35 Petersen score, Maxine Allen second and Laverne Miller third. Finalists bowl from 1 to 7 pm. the women’s winner goes to Miami for the BPAA All-Star tournament.
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Tar Heels Narrowly Defeat Volunteers In Wingoff Thriller
UNC defeats Tennessee 28 14 after late drive and two point conversion. Farris connected on a 11 of 24 aerials for 281 yards with Marslender securing the late touchdown as Carson ran for 121 yards. Carolina held the ball about 60 percent of the game, totaling 380 yards to Tennessee’s 281.
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Bears edge East Carolina as Odell White caps comeback
Lenoir Rhyne rallied from behind to defeat East Carolina 24-19 with Odell White scoring the decisive 11 yard touchdown with 53 seconds left. Kemp added a two yard run and a late 80 yard kickoff return helped the Bears improve to 4-1 in the Carolinas Conference while Appalachian led the league at 5-1 with two games remaining. Attendance was about 9,000.
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LSU Defeats No 2 Ole Miss 10 7 In Baton Rouge
LSU 10 Ole Miss 7 as Jerry Stovall breaks for a 57 yard play to set up Wen dell Harris 7 yard TD. Harris adds a 37 yard field goal and Ward seals the win with a late interception. LSU improves to 6-1, Ole Miss drops to 2-1 in a key SEC clash.
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Trinity Bulldogs Dominate Central Davidson 40-2 in Undefeated Season
Trinity Bulldogs crushed Central Davidson 40-2 at Holt-Moffitt Field to extend their win streak to ten and seal an undefeated season. Coach Bob Fulp praised the record run and anticipated the upcoming playoff game as the team defended the Central Carolina Conference title for a second straight year. QB Clyd Dowd led the effort with strong play.
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Appalachian Rips Quakers By 22 To 0
Appalachian Mountaineers rolled past Guilford Quakers 22-0 in a Carolinas Conference game at Guilford College. Don Gardiner 13 yard run set the scoring after halftime, Bill Church and Oval Jaynes added a 42 yard pass and a 43 yard play, and Eugene Styles ran for a fourth quarter TD to lift Appalachian to 7-1 overall, 5-1 league. Guilford dropped to seven straight losses.
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Lobos Rally to Beat Utah 41-16 in Albuquerque
New Mexico Lobos used a passing attack led by quarterback Jim Cromartie to topple Utah 41-16. Halfback Bobby Morgan scored on a key touchdown as the Lobos built a decisive lead.
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Trinity Bulldogs rout Central with Ruth and Dowd scoring
Fullback Butch Ruth netted two TDs and Dowd added a trio of scores plus three extra points as Trinity overwhelmed Central. Roger Cook and Wayne Kennedy fueled the offense with a 25 yard TD pass, a 65 yard punt return TD, and multiple extra points. Central registered a late safety.
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Harvard Cruises Past Penn 37-6 in Ivy League Football
In Philadelphia, Harvard offense dominated as full back Bill Grana scored two touchdowns to pace a 37-6 victory over Penn. Grana led a powerful Harvard ground game while the Quakers struggled to match the Crimson’s pace.
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Wofford Rolls Past Catawba 35-14 Behind Roma's Three TDs
Wofford defeated Catawba College 35-14 as Bob Roma rushed 174 yards and scored on runs of 48 66 and 56 yards while setting up another with a 48 yard dash. Ellis Burnett and Brannon contributed as Wofford capitalized on early momentum and 4 500 in attendance watched the Terriers improve their rushing attack.
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Columbia Pounds Cornell 35-7 Behind Haggerty's 3 Scores
In Ithaca, Colu mbia halfback Tom Haggerty raced 84 64 and 47 yards to three touchdowns and sparked a 35-7 victory over Cornell. Columbia dominated the muddy game as Cornell struggled on defense and offense.
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