Syracuse Rout Colgate Behind Brokaw and Davis
Syracuse overwhelmed Colgate 46 6 at Archibald Stadium as Pete Brokaw scored three times and Ernie Davis rushed for 111 yards. The win improves Syracuse to 6 2 and fuels hopes for a Liberty Bowl or Gotham Bowl bid.
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N. Y
Colgate
Pete Brokaw
Ernie Davis
Brokaw
Dick Easterly
Davis
New York
Archibald Stadium
Pitt
Army
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
Chiron Ia Ad
Byr
Serete
Ericson
Syr
Kiriewon Kink
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Ron
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Syr—Brokaw
Syr—Baker
Pricom
Syr—Sebal
Sarette
Triumph Thrills Longtime Lock Haven Football Fan
Tom Thompson, a 55 year old Lock Haven High fan and interior decorator, celebrated the team winning its first West Penn Conference title in 35 years. He completed his 40th consecutive home game attendance as Lock Haven defeated Philipsburg 26 to 0 Friday night.
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Lock Haven
Tommy Thompson
Lock Haven High
Thompson
Philipsburg
Clemson Downs South Carolina 12-2 in So. Carolina
Clemson defeats South Carolina 12 to 2 as the Tigers overpower the Gamecocks. Clemson coach Danny Warfield Giese credits a fine effort and inexperience on SC’s side while South Carolina notes their backfield injuries and a strong Clemson line. Buddy Bennett cites defensive effort and offensive errors as the turning factors.
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Clemson
S.C
South Carolina
Warren Giese
Gamecocks
Sam Fewell
Columbia
Giese
LSU
Buddy Bennett
The
Missouri Routs Oklahoma 41-19 in Big Eight clash
Missouri thrashed Oklahoma 41-19 as Norris Stevenson exploded for a 77 yard run and 6 yard score. The Tigers, undefeated in conference play, claimed their ninth straight win and solidified third place in the league with six conference triumphs. Oklahoma, led by Mike McClellan's 70 yard kickoff, fell behind early and could not recover.
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Wilbur Johnson Norman
Okla
Missouri
Express
Oklahoma
The
Tigers
Sooners
Norris Stevenson
Associated Press
Purdue
Minnesota
Iowa routs Ohio State 35 12 to seize Big Ten lead
Iowa sprinted to a 28 6 halftime cushion and outgained Ohio State 35 12 in a nationally televised victory. Larry Ferguson’s 91 yard dash and Joe Williams 49 yard TD burst highlighted the Hawkeyes drive as they move into a share of the Big Ten title race with Minnesota’s loss and Purdue’s upset. Coach Forest Evashevski closed his last home game at Iowa Stadium with a dominant performance and a strong defense.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Iowa
Ohio State
Larry Ferguson
Joe William
Hawkeyes
Hawks
Minnesota
Purdue
Gophers
Wisconsin
Forest Evashevski
Buckeyes
Michigan State rallies to beat Northwestern 21 18
Michigan State overcomes Northwestern 21 18 as Ron Hatcher runs 51 and 32 yards and Gary Ballman adds a 74 yard run and two other touchdowns in the second half. Northwestern had a 12 0 lead but Stock missed three extra points and a late drive ended at the two yard line. attendance 47 922.
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Oklahoma
Mike McClellan
Sooners
Donnie Smith
Bill Tobin
Miscouri
Oklahboma
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Wick
Ren
Tobin
Evanston
Ron Hatcher
Gary Ballman
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Big Ten
Northwestern
Mike Stock
Stock
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Desiree
Gustaf Adolf VI
Dick Thornton
Mich
Stockphinge
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Mst'hatcher
Brandstarter
Rahman
Brandstatter
MS Hatcher
F. Kimbrough
Thornton W Hick
Razorbacks beat SMU 26 3 push toward Cotton Bowl
Arkansas tops Southern Methodist 26 to 3 as George McKinney and Billy Moore lead three scoring drives. McKinney threw a key 37 yard pass to Lance Alworth and Moore scored on a one yard plunge, with Worthington a 42 yard punt return for a late touchdown. If Arkansas wins next week at Texas Tech they clinch Cotton Bowl host spot and at least a share of the conference title.
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Texas Tech
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Arkansas
Lance Alworth
Alworth
SMU
Moore
Jim Collier
Smug Nichols
Ark
Conrue
Abworth
Pase
Ark Moore
Cissell
Ark Worthington
Longhorns Edge TCU 3 2 In Thriller At Fort Worth
Texas defeats TCU 3 to 2 in a Southwest Conference clash before 40 000 fans. Dan Petty kicks a 25 yard field goal in the first period to put Texas ahead. TCU drives late but fails to convert while Jim Saxton is flagged for safety after being tackled in the end zone by Milton Ham.
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Tex
Dan Petty
Texas
Texas Christian
Longhorns
TCU
Horned Frogs
Jim Saxton
Milton Ham
Bobby Gurwit
Sonny Gibbs
Saxton
Ham
Texa
Petty
Santon
Baylor Beats USC 35-14 Behind Bull's Three TDs
Baylor's rapid Ronnie Bull rushed for three touchdowns as the Bears overwhelmed Southern California 35-14 in Waco. Bull scored on 14, 3 and one yard runs and also contributed kickoff returns and receptions, while Baylor mixed running and passing to rebound from two losses. USC fought back late with two Nelson TD passes, but too little, too late as Baylor improved to 6-2 and USC dropped to 3-5.
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Tex
Ronnnie Bull
Tor
Baylor
Southern California
Bishop
Southwest Conference
Oes
Southern Cal
Bill Nelson
California
Bull
Bobbles
Cal
Ronnie Stanley
Bobby Ply
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Corley
Bay
R Bull
Ray—Bull
Nate
Nelson
Zachik
Monin
Sachik Bay
Moore
Ply Corley
Ane
Maryland State routs Elizabeth City State Teachers 74 to 0
Substitute fullback William Johnson scored three touchdowns while Maryland State dominated Eliz abeth City State Teachers in a Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association football game.
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Princess Anne, Md
William John‘son
Maryland State
Elizabeth
N.C
Air Attack Sinks No 1 Team In Minnesota Thriller
Pur due's Boilermakers upset Minnesota 23 14 in a first half aerial assault as the nation's top ranked team struggled. Gophers fight back but fall short in a bid for an undefeated season and national title.
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Purdue
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Boilermakers
Gophers
Purdue edges Minnesota on late boost and field goal
Purdue defeats Minnesota 77 60 with Bernie Allen pacing a 35 yard field goal in the third period and two first half touchdowns by Allen. Minnesota rallys behind Bill Munsey and Roger Hagberg but can not complete the comeback as Purdue adds a late TD on the final play. Attendance 61 748.
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Purdue
Allen
Minnesota
Bill Munsey
Roger Hagberg
Iowa
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Tom Yakubowski
Boilermakers
Yakubowski
Forest Farmer
Willie Jones
Munsey
Gophers
Hagberg
Tom King
Purd
Jones
Stephens
Tiller
Penn State Rolls Past Holy Cross 33-8 in Worcester
Penn State quarterback Dick Hoak and end Sam Sobczak powered a 33-8 victory over Holy Cross in Worcester. Gursky and Kerr added rushing scores while Truitt and Pac connected with Hall for scoring passes. Attendance was about 20,000.
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Mass
Dick Hoak
Sam Sobczak
Penn State
Holy Cross
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Ps—Gorsky
Gaiea
Ps—Kerr
Mitinger
Johns
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Hall
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Illinois Piles Up Big Second Half to Trim Wisconsin 35-14
Illinois upset Wisconsin 35-14 as the Illini exploded in the second half. Starks and Blackaby each scored twice, Meyers connected with Starks for a 21 yard score, and Blackaby returned a punt for 88 yards to seal the win before a crowd of 48,143 in Champaign.
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Joe Mooshil
Champaign
Illinois
Wisconsin
We Tllini
Ethan Blackaby
Ron Miller
Miller
Badgers
Illini
Mel Meyers
Marshall Starks
Starks
Blackaby
Focudone
Meyers
Wood
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Kuneshick
Kunesh Ok
Dartmouth Rolls Past Cornell in 20-0 Ivy Win
Dartmouth crushed Cornell 20-0 in Ithaca in an Ivy League clash. Jack Kinderdine starred with 129 passing yards and a three yard TD run, while Al Rozycki added 82 rushing yards and key scoring setup. Dick Marrone and Dave Usher connected on TD passes as Dartmouth built a 14 point lead by halftime.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Dartmouth
Cornell
Jack Kinderdine
al Rozycki
Kinderdine
Rozycki
Dick Marrone
Dave Usher
Perceee
Finsthwait
Rattlers Roll Past Allen U for 35-0 Football Victory
Florida A. and M. University extended its winning streak to 17 games with a 35-0 triumph over Allen University in Tallahassee. The Rattlers, ranked third among small colleges, scored once in the second period, once in the third, and three touchdowns in the fourth to seal the game.
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Tallahassee
Harvard Tops Brown 22-8 in Ivy League clash in Cambridge
Harvard built an 8-8 tie into a 22-8 victory over Brown at Cambridge. Bill Hatch opened the scoring with a 51 yard punt return as Harvard used reserves in the second half and held Brown scoreless after halftime. Attendance was about 15 000.
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Mass
Scareere
Brown
Harvard
Bruins
Crimson
Bill Hatch
Iown
Jack Rohrbach
Roger Cirone
Rohrbach
Soeen
Rapesosa Teenas
Harv—Hatch St
Armstrong
Nolemn-Taeiee
Rottrbach
Ane Ae
Bartolet
Harv
Halaby
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