College grid results from weekend games across multiple conferences
Key scores include Florida A&M over North Carolina A&T 49 19 and Georgia Tech 14 Tennessee 7, Penn State 28 Maryland 9, Michigan 8 Illinois 7, Washington 34 Southern Cal 0, and Army 9 Syracuse 6. Several matchups feature dominant wins by Clemson over Carolina 24 0 and Lenoir Rhyne 17 East Carolina 0.
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College football scores round from Associated Press listing
A sprawling AP compiled slate shows numerous college football results across regions. Notable outputs include Army over Syracuse 9 6 Rivals, Navy 10 Pierida 22, Florida A&M 49 North Carolina A&T 19, Texas A&M 0 SMU 0, and Ohio State 7 Indiana 7, with many additional minor scores and regional matchups.
Hadi Sparks Kansas To 31 0 Win
Kansas routed Nebraska 31 to 0 as quarterback John Hadi led the Jayhawks to second place in the Big Eight. Hadi ran for a touchdown and passed for another, completing 9 of 11 for 146 yards and 43 rushing yards. John Suder set a school record with his seventh field goal, while Kansas recovered a fumble at the Cornhuskers 21 leading to Suder’s kick.
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Bruins Drub California in Big Five Football Tilt
UCLA star Bill Kilmer turned in an All America level performance, scoring two touchdowns and setting up two more as the Bruins defeated Cal 26 to 0. Kilmer totaled 225 yards from scrimmage on passing and rushing in wet conditions at Berkeley.
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Catamounts Rally Past Emory and Henry 19 14
Western Carolina scored two quick touchdowns including a 70 yard punt return to beat Emory and Henry 19 14 in EMORY Virginia. The Wasps led late in the fourth on a Bill Burton TD and a failed extra point before Ken Morgan returned a Bob Lenoir punt 70 yards for the decisive score.
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State holds off Wake Forest in rough finish
State led most of the game as Wake Forest mounted a late comeback but the Wolfpack ran out the clock. Gabriel and the defense kept Deacons at bay with 14,000 in attendance and a 21-14 edge in first downs. Attendance reached 14,500 in the other cited tally.
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Appalachian Mountaineers Top Guilford 13–0 for Second Place
Appalachian led by quarterback Tommy Wilson defeated Guilford 13–0 in a North State Conference contest to secure at least second place. Appalachian improved to 5-1 in conference and 7-1 overall, their best season since 1954.
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Citadel shuts out William and Mary 14 0 to seize second in SoCon
The Citadel defeated William and Mary 14 to 0 in Charleston before 9 000 fans to take over second place in the Southern Conference. Citadel capitalized with two Edwards runs and Crouch scoring on a 3 yard run while Gilgo added the extra points.
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Duke Battles Navy In Classic Furrowed Ground Game
Duke stays ground oriented as Navy edges ahead with two field goals and a late 35 yard Duke history long field goal by Reynolds. Navy recovers a fumble but Duke dominates after halftime, while Oregon State rallies to beat Washington State 20 10 with 53 yard from Hilliard sparking the comeback.
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Washington Pounds Trojans 34 0 in Rose Bowl bid
Washington crushed Southern California 34-0 in Los Angeles as Ray Jackson scored early and George Fleming returned a punt for a second touchdown. Fleming added two field goals and all extra points as the Huskies built a 10 point lead by the third quarter. Washington improves to 7-1 with one conference game remaining.
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Texas Tech Upsets Tulane 35 21 Behind Amerson Passes
Texas Tech quarterback Glen Amerson returned from injury to throw three touchdown passes in a 35-21 upset of Tulane. Amerson connected with Don Waygood, Dick Polson, and Jerry Elbert for scores as Tech erased a halftime deficit and earned the inter sectional victory before about 15 000 fans in Lubbock.
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Lehigh Falls to VMI 18 14 in Lexington
Lehigh hung tough as VMI built an early two touchdown lead due to two punt returns by John Traynham and a fumble recovery. The Keydets then stalled after those breaks but held on for an 18-14 victory over Lehigh with limited scoring after the first half.
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Oregon Beats Stanford 27-6 in Non conference clash
Oregon quarterback Dave Grosz dazzled Stanford with passing and running in a 27-6 victory. He threw two TD passes and set up another score, while a Stanford fumbled pitch on the 10 led to a quick Oregon score as 14,727 attended in Portland.
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Ohio State Rout Indiana 36 to 7 in Big Ten clash
Ohio State piled up 223 rushing yards and 171 passing yards to beat Indiana 36 to 7. The Buckeyes led 27 to 0 at halftime and used backups late as Indiana scored on a 22 yard pass after a blocked kick with two minutes left. Attendance 81 530.
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Auburn Rolls Past Mississippi State 27-12 in Classic Comeback
Auburn quarterback Ed Dyas starred with two field goals tying and breaking national marks, two rushing touchdowns, and three extra points as Auburn defeated Mississippi State 27-12 before a 38,000 crowd. Dyas booted his eighth and ninth field goals of the season and scored 21 points.
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Yale Rolls Over Penn By 34 To 9
Yale crushed Penn 34 to 9 in New Haven as Tom Singleton led the way with two touchdowns. Ken Wolfe dashed 64 yards for a score and Lou Miller added a punt return, while Ed Shaw and Porter Shreve sparked Penn's defense but could not stop the dominant Yale line and backs. Attendance was 22 752.
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Tide Dominates Furman 51-0 In Intersectional Showdown
Alabama crushed Furman 51-0 in Tuscaloosa, posting its highest score in nine years. Stars included Pat Trammell and Bobby Skelton with contributions from Cotton Clark and Walter Cureton, while a blocked punt safety and severalearly scores padded the Crimson Tide win before about 20,000 fans.
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Kentucky Routs Vanderbilt 27-0 in Homecoming Showdown
Kentucky dominates with a balanced air and ground attack as three quarterbacks direct scoring drives. Halfback Charlie Sturgeon sparks the ground game with a 25 yard run setting up Kentucky’s first score. Attendance reaches 28 000 as Vanderbilt stalls on offense and commits costly turnovers.
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Ole Miss Dominates Chattanooga in 45-0 Blowout
Sixth ranked Mississippi crushed Chattanooga 45-0 at University, with reserves playing most of the game. The Rebels' mobile line dominated the forward wall and opened a quick lead, while Elmore connected on multiple scoring plays and Dunn, Holloway, and Dabbs added key completions. Attendance listed at 153,500.
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