Duke downs Maryland 10-7 to seize ACC lead
Duke defeats Maryland 10-7 at Duke Stadium before 26,000 to seize first in the ACC. Bill Reynolds kicks a second quarter field goal, Mike Curtis scores in the third, Dick Shiner runs for a Maryland touchdown in the fourth, while Duke’s defense shuts down late Terrapin drives.
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Duke
Mark Leggett
Walt Rappold
Durham
Leggett
Maryland
Bill Reynolds
Blue Devils
Joe Hrezo
Gene Feher
Dave Crossan
Walter Rock
Enterprise
Duke Stadium
Maryland Terrapins
Mike Curtis
Terrapins
Dick Shiner
Paul Bengel
John Hannigan
Terps
Rappold
Jay Wilkinson
Reynolds
Tar Heels Rally To 11 7 Win Over Cavaliers In ACC
North Carolina erased a 7-3 Virginia lead with a third quarter 72 yard drive and a 7 yard touchdown run by Ron Tuthill to beat the Cavaliers 11-7 before 15 000 wind whipped fans in Atlanta. UNC defense limited Virginia to 125 yards and held the ball for long stretches.
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University of Virginia Cavaliers
University of North Carolina
Cavaliers
Bob Lacey
Tar Heels
Barden
Carolina
Cuozzo
Heels
Bob Freeman
Cavalier
Joe
J Six
Virginia
James Hoffarth
Freeman
Ted Rzempoluch
Jerry Cabe
UNC
Gary Black
Eddie Kesler
Poe
Ken Willard
Ron Tuthill
Edge
Tar ‘Heels
Anany
Wea
Lacey
Ieee
Rowley
Tuthill
TECH
Schweickert
Jake Adams
Deacon
Cahill
Deacons
Tech Romps Wake Forest Behind Schweickert One Man Show
Virginia Tech sophomore quarterback Bob Schweickert accounted for 187 total yards and four touchdowns as the Gobblers routed winless Wake Forest 37-8 in a nonconference game. Tech piled up 305 rushing yards with Schweickert gaining 148. Cary added 65 on 13 carries. Wake Forest, 0-8, committed four fumbles and was hurt by penalties and a deflected reception for Tech's late score.
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Blacksburg
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Schweickert
Tech
Will
Wake
Bon Air Va
Donnie Frederick
Ralph Brandewiede
Larry Thomason
Phil Cary
Deacons
Bill Hopkins
Brandewiede
Wayne Welborn
Jim Tejec
Thomason
Wally Bridwell
Deacon
Football scores irregular slate winds through many games
A wide range of college football results from North Carolina to California shows North Carolina State, Virginia Tech and Alabama posting victories while teams like Harvard and Princeton struggle. Upsets, postponements, and incomplete scores pepper the list as rain and scheduling affect several games.
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Penn State
West Virginia
Penn
Yale
Geneva
Baldwin-Wallace
Syracuse
Mn Mey
Cornell
Brown
Boston Univ
Connecticut
Harvard
Princeton
Holy Cross
Virginia Military
Ithaca
Maryland
Orexe
Westminster
Carnegie Ee
State
Army
Texas Tech
Rutgers
Bethany
W.va
Western
Indiana
Lock Haven
Dickinson
Jonas Hook
Wagner
Hamilton
Penn Military
Swarthmore Susquehanna
Union
Worcester Tech
Norwich
Hofstra
Rhode Island
California State
Edinbo
New Hampshire
Springfield
Duniata
Albright
Middlebury
Vermont
Trinity
Amherst
Bridgeport
American Inti
Grove City
Frostburg
Potomac State
Baltimore
Williams
Wesleyan
Shepherd
Va. Tech
Bluefield
Delaware Valley
Millersville
Muhlenberg
Prea & Mar
Delaware
Reeves Stars As USC Wins Third ACC Tilt
South Carolina's Gamecocks overcame a slow start to beat North Carolina State 17 to 6 at Carolina Stadium Columbia. QB Dan Reeves set a USC yardage record with 1022 rushing and passing yards as Billy Gambrell and Dean Findley produced the touchdowns and field goal.
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Carolina Stadium
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Gamecocks
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Gambrell
Roosters
U.S.C
State
Dean Findley
Reeves
Jim Rossi
Joe Scarpati
Findley
Rossi
Bob Faircloth
Scarpati
Dave Houtz
Cotton and Clay Set 10 Round Bout in Seattle
Light heavy Eddie Cotton of Seattle and heavyweight Von Clay of Philadelphia have signed for a 10 round bout in Seattle on November 27. Promoter George Chemeres announced. Cotton trails by 12 years and 10 pounds against the 23 year old 183 pound Clay. Both boxers lost this year to Mauro Mina of Peru.
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Seattle
Eddie Cotton
von Clay
Philadelphia
George Chemeres
Cotton
Clay
Mauro Mina
Peru
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Wallops Wake
Steff Proto
Art Richardson
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Terback
Gary Cuozzo
Cuozz
Robert Rowley
Hank
Wilkinson
Len Chiaverini
Gil Garner
Billy Futrell
Futrell
Garner
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Gobblers Swamp
Cary
V.P.L
High Point
Burlington
Rain
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N. C. State
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Elon
Newberry
Western Carolina
Richmond
Davidson
Alabama
Miami
Florida
Georgia
Wm. & Mary
George Washington
Oklahoma State
Dartmouth
V.M.I
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Kansas
Purdue
Michigan State
Michigan
Illinois
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Iowa
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Doane
Dana
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Wheaton
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Parsons
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la Rolla
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A&m
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Southern State
Ark
Dan Reeves
Billy Gambrell
Steve Wadiak
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Pete Falzarano
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