Tar Heels Rip Richmond In 27 0 College Football Upset
North Carolina overwhelmed Richmond 27 to 0 as Johnny Pecora sparked the victory with a 97 yard kickoff return for a touchdown. O'Hare and Barksdale added scores, Dunkle kicked extra points, and Richmond stalled against UNC's first-half onslaught before a sparse crowd in Richmond.
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Associated Press
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Dudley and Co Wrestle Generals as Promoter Promises Big Cards
Local promoter Steele announces two main bouts at the arena Thursday night. Edith Young faces Mae Young in a women’s bout while Michael Leone, the Italian champion, meets Tiger Dee Marsh in the second card. Nearby college scores show Rocky Mountain states and Virginia games highlighted.
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Missouri
Steele
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Tiger Dee Marsh
Kansas State Edges South Carolina On Field Goal
Kansas State, 3 0 victors over South Carolina, won with a 25 yard field goal by Earl Williams late in the game. The upset kept State the Big Six surprise and dropped SC from its Southern Conference strength. 8000+ cold fans watched as the Gamecocks struggled for offense and were bottled up by a sturdy State line and defense.
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Watkins
Elston
Rosey
Timmons
Clary
Willams
Roskie - Wilkins
Wile
Buckeyes Beat Wisconsin In High Scoring Buckeye Stadium Shootout
Ohio State defeats Wisconsin 46 to 34 before 58,519 at Ohio Stadium to move into third in the Big Ten race. Jack Graf scores three for the Buckeyes with a 64 yard run and Pat Harder adds two TDs for Wisconsin. Snow blankets the stadium as both teams pile up prolific yardage and touchdowns.
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Jack Graf
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Purdue
Leonard Seelinger
Tom Farris
Furman Tops George Washington in 13 6 Southern Win
Furman University's ground and air attack overwhelmed George Washington in Greenville. A 93 yard second quarter drive featured a quick kick to the five by Jim Barnett and a Fedora touchdown. Billy Leel and Ralph Hamer added scores to put Furman ahead and seal the 13 6 win.
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Jim Brazie
Hell Drivers Show At H. P. Speedway Today
Crash Miller and Cavalcade of Thrills bring a death defying stunt program to High Point Speedway at three this afternoon. Jessie Miller famed for overturning a car from high ramps and performing perilous rides headlines the act lineup with Lena Dodson. Performances include front bumper stunts and flaming barriers along with 13 additional acts by Crash Miller and team.
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Notre Dame Beats Navy to Stay Unbeaten
Notre Dame edged Navy 20 13 at Municipal Stadium as sopho more Angelo Bertelli led a precision passing attack. Bolger Evans Juzwik and Dove starred on offense while the Irish defense limited Navy’s ground and air plays, preserving the unbeaten record amid spirited Sailor rallies.
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Dippy) Evans
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San Pedro
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Harry Wright
Juawik
Pro Grid Teams Clash Today In G'boro Stadium
In Greensboro Nov 8 a galaxy of former college grid stars will tangle at Moromigh Stadium before an expected 10 000 crowd. The Charlotte Clippers meet the Roanoke Travelers at 2 30 o clock with probable starting lineups listing players from UNC LR ND Fordham Furman VPI Duke Temple and Bas Cal among others.
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Re—Coley
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William and Mary routs VMI 21 0 on homecoming day
William and Mary powered to a 21 0 victory over VMI in Williamsburg led by Lit tle Harlie Masters and Harvey Johnson. Elmo Gooden blocked a punt for the Indians first score as Masters set up drives and Johnson finished with short TD runs before the final period.
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Stud) Johnson
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Panthers Rise Up And Smite Rams 13 To 0
Pitt defeats Fordham 13 to 0 at Pitt Stadium in a snow flecked day upset. Sophomore Frank Saksa scores on a one yard run, Ralph Fife adds the extra point and a key fielding by Edgar Jones seals the win. Jones also contributes a 40 yard run after an interception as Pitt holds Fordham scoreless for the first time in 19 games.
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