Memphis State Dominates The Citadel 60-13 On Parent's Day
Memphis State Tigers overpower The Citadel 60 to 13 in Charleston with seven Tigers scoring and Dave Casinelli tallying three touchdowns. Attendance reaches 10,600 as MSU rolls to 6-1, routing the Cadets after early Cadet kickoff return.
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Charleston
D. C
Memphis State
Citadel
Dave Casinelli
Tigers
Mississippi
Charlie Killett
Russell Bollmer
Cadet
Casinelli
Converse Chellis
Frank Ingram
Wade St. John
Cadets
Dwight Street
Bollmers
Ray Farmer
Charlie Alexander
Butch Travis
Bill Gidden
The
Ms—Killett
Ms—Casinelii
Cit—Street
Bollmer
Allied
Ms—Alexander
Bramsett
Ms—Gidden
Travis
Duke Holds Off Maryland In Low-Scoring ACC Showdown
Duke defeats Maryland 10 to 7 as Curtis scores on a 1.5 yard run and Reynolds adds a field goal. Maryland gains 289 yards to Duke’s 232, with Shiner throwing for 160. Duke stays undefeated in conference, threatening a third straight ACC title.
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DUKE
Rappold
Stan Crisson
Curtis
Leggett
Wilkinson
Reynolds
Maryland
Shiner
Hannigan
Terps
Blue Devil
Tom Brown
Dave Dalton
Dick Havens
Dave Burdette
Blue Devils
Dukes
Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
North Carolina
State
Md—Shiner
Ernie Arrizi
Walt Rappold
Durham
South Carolina Wins Ground Battle in Narrow Win Over N Carolina State
Reeves rushed 22 yards as South Carolina totaled 370 yards to 277 for NCSU. SC led 3-4-1 overall and 3-3-0 in conference while NCSU stood 1-6-1 and 1-4-0. Final scoring shows SC with a 75 yard TD run and a 32 yard field goal, with Scarpati and Reeves contributing key plays.
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South Carolina
Scarpati
Rossi
Sc—Reeves
Findley
Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer Hold Canada Cup Lead
Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer kept the Canada Cup lead after 54 holes at the Jockey Club course near Buenos Aires. De Luca and De Vincenzo surged with five straight birdies before fading. Argentina finished 418 total, four behind the United States.
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Thomas Stone
San Isidro
Argentina
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
United States
Fidel de Luca
Snead-Palmer
Buenos Aires
Snead
Slammin
Sammy
Palmer
de Luca
U.S
Roberto de Vincenzo
Italy
Alfonso Angelini
de Vicenzo
Australia
Kel Nagle
Peter Thomson
Nagle
Harvard Routs Princeton 20-0 in Big Three opener
Harvard, led by quarterback Mike Bassett, stunned favored Princeton 20-0 as Bill Grana scored twice and Hobie Armstrong added a late TD. The Harvard defense held Princeton in check in the first half and the crowd of 28,000 braved rain in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
Mike Bassett
Stamford
Armstrong
Bassett
Harvard
Grana
Reynolds Gains Tie And Central Crown
Reynolds and Greensboro fought to a 0-0 tie as Reynolds earns the Central Conference title with a 6-0-1 record while Greensboro finishes 5-1-1. Grimsley’s defense held Reynolds most of the night and forced key stops on a soggy field.
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Greensboro
Dickie Walker
Greensboro Grimsley
Winston - Salem
Reynolds
Whirlies
Walker
Grimsley
Joe Newton
Demons
Namath Leads Alabama Past Miami 36-3 in Gatecrashing Victory
Alabama sophomore Joe Namath used passing lessons from Miami star George Mira to spark a second half eruption that turned a 3-0 halftime lead into a 36-3 rout. Namath accounted for multiple scores, including a 38-yard run and a pair of passing plays, as Alabama extended the consecutive wins streak to 19 and kept pressure on the No. 1 team.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Joe Namath
Miami
George Mira
Alabama
Namath
Mira
Hurricanes
Bobby Willson
Associated Press
Mira Namath
Cotton Clark
Clark
Farrom
Richmond Edges Davidson 28-20 in Southern Conference clash
Warren Hayes scored nine yards for the clinching touchdown as Richmond defeated Davidson 28-20. Mel Rideout connected with John Hilton for two TD passes, and Ken Wilbourne added a 7-yard score. Richmond improves to 5-3, 2-2 in the conference. Davidson ends at 3-5-1, 0-4-1 in league play.
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Tigers
Casinelli
John Ien
Associated Press
Davidson
N. C
Warren Hayes
Richmond
Spiders
Richeae
Wildcats
Mel Rideout
John Hilton
Ken Wilbourne
Spider
Steve Davidson
Bob Cordle
Bill Silvi
Rideout
Hilton
Richmond Gridiron Rally Battered by Davidson
Rideout exited early with an injury and watched the rest as Richmond fell. Hayes helped set up two third quarter TDs and carried nine times for 47 yards. Wilbourne led Richmond with 97 rushing yards on 18 attempts. Attendance was 7,000.
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Rideout
Hayes
Richmond
Wilbourne
Longhorns Jolt Baylor With 27-12 Victory
Texas quarterback Tommy Wade led the undefeated Longhorns to a 27-12 win over Baylor in Waco. Wade threw two TD passes and scored one on a rushing plunge as Texas improved to seven wins and moved closer to the Southwest Conference title with Baylor, TCU, and Texas A&M contending for the crown. Attendance was about 33,000.
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Waco
Texas Christian
Texas A&m
Wade
Texas
Tommy Lu
Cas
Sandy Sands
Jerry Cook
Longhorn
Tony Crosby
Baylor
Bay—Trail
Crosby
Lana
Goodwin
Tex—Wade
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Memphis State Buries
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Garner
Chiaverini
Futrell
Reeves
Sam
Arnie
Thomson
Naigle
England
Peter Alliss
Bernard J. Hunt
Alliss
Hunt
Marvard
Har
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Wilken
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Davis
Battle
Caldise
Sllina
Vanward
Vanward-Two
Winston-Salem
High Point
Cherry Sts
College Village
Richmond Davidson
Richmong
Rich—wilbourne
Rick
Cole Cole
Cordie
Cole
Rich—Hilton
Percy
Longhorns
Fumbies
Chapel Oaks
Cannon-Fetzer
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