Citadel routs Presbyterian 38 to 0 in home return
The Citadel beat Presbyterian 38-0 at Charleston to cap a month on the road. Freshmen and reserves played the second half as the defense held PC to 63 yards while the Cadets totaled 383. Bob Daugherty scored twice and Jerry Nettles connected on five of seven passes as the 3-4 Cadets featured a balanced attack despite Bobby Pate missing due to injury.
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Eddie Teague
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Suph
Jerry Nettles
Summerville
Chattanooga Routs Tennessee 14-6 for first win in 29 meetings
Chattanooga stunned Tennessee 14-6 at Shields-Watkins field as John Green directed the Moccasins with 12 of 20 passes for 117 yards and two touchdowns. Tennessee, hampered by turnovers, scored late on a 26 yard pass from Jene Etter to Don Stephens.
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Tennessee
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Don Stephens
John Green
West Palm Beach
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Jene Etter
Green
Shields-Watkins
Bill Butler
Robert Waller
Tar Heels Dominate Virginia In Sixth Straight Win
UNC ground game roared for 258 rushing yards and 256 through the air as the Tar Heels overwhelmed Virginia 62 to 7. Virginia managed 182 total yards while UNC’s 41 players saw action and the defense stifled the Cavaliers to near no threat.
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Tar Heels
Virginia
Jim Tatum
Tag Team Tops Mat Feature At Lexington
A Lexington wrestling match saw Mike Clancey Red Bastein and Pete Managoll lead a six man team to victory over Karol Fozoff Mike Padiousis and Johnny Heide. Clancey used an atomic drop to clinch the final fall. Bastein opened with a drop kick and Padiousis won a second fall with a body slam. Mangaol substituted for an injured George Becker and beat Buddy Lee with a body slam. Rita Cortez defeated Ann Regan with two airplane spins in the co feature. Regan later won one fall with a body press.
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Red Bastein
Pete Managoll
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Mike Padiousis
Johnny Heideman
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Eastein
Mangaol
George Becker
Buddy Lee
Rita Cortez
Ann Regan
Miss Regan
Bears Tie for NSC Lead With 59 14 Win Over ECC
Lenoir Rhyne remains atop the North State Conference with a 4-0 league mark and two road games left. Appalachian State has 4-2 league finish, while East Carolina drops to third at 3-2 after a 59-14 defeat as Lenoir Rhyne’s Bill Ackard scores thrice and Marcus Midgett adds the game’s final TD.
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Lenoir Rhyne
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Pirates
Bears
Bob Perry
Uetreae
Bill Ackard
Lee Farmer
Lenoir
ECC
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Simmons
McCrorie
Farmer
Foster
Ackard
Weber
Lage
Appalachian Tops Guilford 13 6 in North State clash
Sophomore Glenwood Wilson scored all 13 points as Appalachian State beat Guilford 13 to 6 in Boone. TheMountaineers improved to 4 0 at home while three losses came on the road with Wilson scoring on two runs and adding the extra point.
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Glenwood Wilson
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Wilson
Grid Scores From St Olaf to Laverne Compiled AP
The Associated Press scores list college football results across regions. Teams include St Olaf Grinnell Muskingum Marietta Washington & Jefferson Capital Oberlin Case Western Allegheny Indiana State Valparaiso Hanover Franklin Butler Depauw Georgetown Earlham Taylor Manchester Anderson Defiance Rose Poly Principia Lake Forest Elmhurst Wheaton Illinois Wesleyan Northern Illinois Omaha Bradley St Ambrose Southern Minnesota Central Wisconsin Eastern Wooster Union North Central Carroll Knox North Park Lakeland Bethel Wisconsin Platte Beloit Monmouth South Dakota North Dakota State Carleton Cornell Maryville Pittsburgh Southwest Missouri Central Missouri Illinois College St Benedict Emporia State Bethel Kansas Alma Ohio Northern Wichita State North Texas Marquette Springfield Illinois Northwestern Illinois Normal Western Colorado Utah Air Force Denver Idaho Montana Stanford Oregon Oregon State Washington State Wyoming Caltech Whittier Pomona Puget Sound Pacific Lutheran Nevada Humboldt Northwest Wyoming Adams Coe Columbia Oregon State Western Washington Laverne Claremont-Mudd
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Emory and Henry Beats Western Carolina in Rain Covered Derby
Freshman Jimmy Crews sprinted 20 yards for the lone score as Emory and Henry edged Western Carolina 6 to 0 in a soggy Bristol game. Bob Rose missed the extra point. Western Carolina bounced back with two late threats but were stymied by penalties and miscues.
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Catawba Tops Wofford After Lightning Finish
In Spartanburg Catawba defeated Wofford 14 to 3 as all scoring happened in the final minutes. Wofford led 3-0 on a late field goal before Catawba struck on a 49 yard pass to Jim Underwood and added a late interception return for the clincher.
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Elon Dominates Newberry In Nonconference Victory
Elon College defeats Newberry 21 to 6 at home in a non conference game. Fullback Joe Del Gais and quarterback Charlie Maidon starred with two and one touchdowns respectively aided by Vernon Prather passes and key fumbles recovery. Del Gais 123 total offense highlighted a strong Elon ground game and defense.
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Chattanooga riot follows Vols victory at season closer
After Chattanooga’s 46 to 7 loss, a 45 minute riot erupted as more than 100 police and firemen used tear gas and a hose to restore order. At least 11 students were jailed for disorderly conduct. three officers were injured and property damage exceeded $10,000.
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Yale Loses Ivy Contest To Penn
Yale 6 Penn 30 in a rough Ivy League game at Yale Bowl. Hero Hallas 94-yard kickoff return was Yale’s only score as Penn secured its first bowl victory in 15 years, coming from behind for three Ivy wins. Doelling paced Penn with two touchdowns, backed by Rey and Hanlon runs.
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Cincinnati Defeats Tulsa In Rain Scored Early Lead
The University of Cincinnati dominated the opening 17 minutes with all scoring and beat Tulsa 15 to 6 in heavy rain and mud. Cincinnati struck early, then held off Tulsa’s late charges to secure the win.
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