Southern California routs West Virginia 36 0 on home turf
USC kept its unbeaten run by overpowering West Virginia 36-0 at Memorial Coliseum before 34,066 fans. Luther Hayes caught a 28 yard TD pass from Ben Charles, then USC added four more scores in the second half including a 59 yard punt return by Angie Cola. Mike McKeever starred on the line while Jerry Traynham and Ron Mix helped push the Trojans to seven wins.
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Luther Hayes
Angie Cola
Bob Levingston
Jerry Traynham
Fornia
Mike
Southern Calif
USC
Hayes
Charles
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Unbeaten Syracuse Edges Penn State In 2018 Thriller
Syracuse stays unbeaten by edging Penn State 20 16 in a tense East title race. Penn State rallies with two late touchdowns but Roger Kochman a 100 yard kickoff return sparks the Lions. Kochman scores 17 in the first quarter as Syracuse responds to seal the win.
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Syracuse-Orangemen edge Penn State with late stand
Sarette and Yates put Syracuse in front with a 5 yard pass to Baker in the third quarter. Ernie Davis seals the win with a 1 yard run as Penn State fails on an early extra point and miscues. Syracuse pulls away 76 18 after Kochman’s 100 yard kickoff return.
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SMU Beats Texas A&M 14 11 In SWC Thriller
Don Meredith led SMU past Texas A&M 14 to 11 in a tight Southwest Conference clash. Wisemon broke open the scoring drive with a 45 yard run as SMU rallied from a 3 0 first half deficit and added a late score and two point conversion. 19 000 fans watched at College Station.
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Wolfpack suffer heart breaking loss to Southern
N C State drops to six straight after a 17-6 defeat to Mississippi Southern in a Southeastern Conference game. Starters Mancini and Supple led drives, but State failed to convert crucial opportunities late in the third quarter, while Meador and Podwika produced scoring plays for the visitors.
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Cornell Blank Brown In Ice Caled Game
Sophomore George Telesh scored a 10 yard dash and kicked two field goals to pace Cornell as 998000 fans shivered. Marcy Tino scored from the one foot line with three seconds left in the second quarter. Tino’s keeper runs sustained a 50 yard march.
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Snead Leads Americans to Ryder Cup Victory in Palm Desert
The United States regain the Ryder Cup with an 8 1/2 to 3 1/2 triumph over Britain in closing singles. Sam Snead clinches the chip shot from 30 feet to beat Dave Thomas, as Mike Souchak Don Finsterwald and Bob Rosburg win their matches for the Americans. Eric Brown and Doug Ford push for British wins but fall short.
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Sheffield
England
Cavaliers Rally Stalls After South Carolina Ground Dominance
USC faced a stubborn South Carolina rush of 396 yards while Virginia fought to the end. Lavoie led SC with 124 yards on 19 carries, and Fischer threw 160 yards for UVA as the Cavaliers battled to the final whistle. A late Gravins rollout pass was picked off by Lowell for a crucial interception.
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Tulsa Tops Cincinnati 14 7 in MVC Battle
Tulsa scored two early touchdowns and held off Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback Jack Lee’s passing game for a 14 to 7 Missouri Valley Conference victory.
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Vanderbilt Upsets Cats By 11-6
In Nashville Vanderbilt edged Kentucky 11 to 6 after a first quarter field goal by Russ Morris and a 21 yard boot by Tom Moore following a fake handoff. Junior QB Russ Morris connected for a score and a late fourth quarter drive, led by Jerry Eisaman, produced the final touchdown.
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Pint Sized Curci Leads Miami Past North Carolina
Fran Curci the 152 pound quarterback powered Miami to a 14 7 win over North Carolina. He threw 11 of 18 for 99 yards and rushed for 53 yards while intercepting two passes and breaking up three North Carolina drives. His leadership kept Miami moving and earned praise from North Carolina coach Jim Hickey.
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Harvard Beats Princeton in Rainy 14 0 Ivy Clash
Harvard defeats Princeton 14 to 0 in a wet Cambridge game to end a long drought. Albie Cullen scored Harvard’s first touchdown from 96 yards and Charlie Ravenel added another score with a late two point conversion.
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Oklahoma Muscles Past Kansas State at Homecoming
Oklahoma defeated Kansas State 64 to 6 as the Sooners rolled after a tight first half. John Soloms led OU with two touchdowns and 102 rushing yards, while KSUs Hartline and Soloms limited early drives before OU pulled away in the second half. The game underscored OU depth and a dominant late surge.
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Nearer Bowl Texas Noses Out Baylor 13-12
Unbeaten Texas edged Baylor 13-12 in Austin as a 39 yard late fourth quarter surge lifted the Longhorns toward the Southwest Conference title and a Cotton Bowl berth. Texas halfback Jack Collins scored on two fourth down runs while Baylor rallied with an 80 yard drive led by Ronnie Stanley before the final Texas stand.
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Virginia Military Institute tops Lehigh in close affair
Howie Dyer threw a 46 yard scoring pass to end Dick Evans for a 46 yard connection and Nelson Elliott added the extra point to give VMI a 7 46 victory over Lehigh before 4500 spectators in Bethlehem Pennsylvania Saturday.
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Iowa Beats Minnesota 33-0 to Claim Roasted Hog Trophy
Iowa City fans celebrated as the Hawkeyes routed Minnesota 33-0 in a Big Ten clash. Halfback Bob Jeter starred with a rushing TD and a 67 yard march including 22 and 14 yard runs and a 15 yard reception sealing Iowa's fifth roping of the Roasted Hog trophy.
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