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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1960

Page

25

Oregon State Edges Stanford in Muddy Upset

Oregon State rallied from behind to beat Stanford 25 to 21 after Don Kasso’s two late touchdowns. A clipping penalty negated Stanford’s would be go ahead score with 1:58 left. A postgame melee occurred as players exchanged blows after the final play.

Jack Stevenson Associated Press Stanford Calif Don Kasso Oregon State Indians Beavers Kasso State Os—Baker Marsh Stan—Face Norman Stan—Dowd Os—Hilliard Os—Kasso

UCLA Rolls Air Force 22 0 Behind Kilmer Exploit

UCLA halfback Bill Kilmer sparked a 22-0 victory over Air Force with an 88 yard touchdown run in the first quarter and a 29 yard pass to Chuck Hicks. Kilmer added an eight yard run and a one yard TD as Jones missed kicks and a 21,914 crowd watched at the stadium.

LOS Angeles Bill Kilmer UCLA Bruins Air Force Cadets Chuck Hicks Air Force Hicks Kilmer FG Jones Jones

Jayhawks Triumph 34 6 Over Colorado In Big Eight Clash

Kansas offense finds depth late as Norman Mailen scores twice in final quarter to seal a 34 6 win over Colorado. Kansas stays unbeaten in Big Eight with fifth league win and advances toward Missouri showdown. Colorado ends title and Orange Bowl hopes with 4 2 record and one game left.

Patrick Associated Press Lawrence Kan Kansas Colorado Missouri Columbia Norman Mailen OH Otago Cee Wewerernee Kan—Jarrett Kan—Smith Kan—Coan Kan—Mailen Suder Weidner

Duke Romps Wake Forest 34 7 in ACC showdown

Duke jumps to a 14 7 halftime lead then sails to a 34 7 victory over Wake Forest. Rappold runs and passes for two Duke touchdowns while Altman to Moorman and Chestnutt catches add to the scoring. Wake Forest suffers injuries and falls to 2 6 while Duke strengthens its ACC title bid behind strong ground game from Leggett Wright and Wilson.

Lenoir Rhyne Bears defeat Elon Christians 14-0

Lenoir Rhyne, No. 2 in NAIA, beat Elon 14 0 as Tony McClamrock led a two touchdown first half. Kemp and McClamrock scored on runs with an Elon defense holding the Bears during four stalled drives. The win extends LR’s win streak to nine and secures at least a share of the North State Conference title.

Burlington N.C Lenoir Rhyne Small College Bears Lee Farmer Elon Tony McClamrock Associated Press Elons George Wooten McClamrock Christians Richard Kemp Elon Cancer Kirby Kemp

Washington Wins Big Five Title With Rose Bowl Bid

Washington defeated California 27 7 to seize the Big Five championship and secure a second straight Rose Bowl invitation before a homecoming crowd of about 56 000. The Huskies opened with a 72 yard drive and added three more scores including a 34 yard Hivner to Claridge pass. Ray McKasson intercepted to help setup a second quarter TD and Jorgensen added a late score.

Seattle Washington California Bears Big Five Huskies Ray Jackson George Fleming Bob Hivner Pat Claridge Fleming Ray McKasson Wash—Jackson Ce Ae Hivner Jorgensen

Cavaliers Top Navy as Bellino Sparks Offense

Virginia dominates Navy in the first half with Bellino scoring three touchdowns in the second quarter and teammates Kuhn and Shepherd contributing big gains. Navy, unbeaten entering weeks off, heads to a season finale against Army in Philadelphia November 26. Attendance reported at 20,208.

Middies Cavaliers Bellino Virginia Fred Shepherd Carl Kuhn Navy Ei Goodeeses Spooner Mather Stewart Huffman Virg—Kehoe Fischer

Oregon Routs Mountaineers 20-6 in Intersectional Tilt

Portland AP report says Oregon overpowered West Virginia 20-6 after a stubborn defensive stand. The Ducks used speed to pull away late in the game despite WVU’s early resistance.

Oregon Mountaineers Portland Ore West Virginia

Tar Heels Fall to Maryland in ACC Clash

Maryland stunned North Carolina 19 14 as Farris led with a 26 yard run and two one yard sneaks. Betys aerials and Piper and Collins plays set up the Terps comeback while Marylands defense stalled UNC late to seal the ACC victory.

Maryland Tar Heels UNC Farris Carolina Crew Scott Carolina Carson Heels Notre Dame North Carolina Nc—Farris

Owls Rally Past Texas A&M 21 14 in SWC Tilt

Rice Owls defeated Texas A&M 21 to 14 in Houston as Bob Wayt scored two touchdowns and set up another to keep pace in the Southwest Conference title chase. Ronnie Brice sparked A&M drives with a touchdown pass and a rushing score, but Rice led at every break and closed with a 50,000 crowd watching.

Houston Bob Wayt Rice Texas A&m Owls Arkansas Ronnie Brice A&m Aggies Brice Franklin Fisher Wayt Max Webb Webb Wyat Billy Cox Lonnie Caddell Aggie Texas Agm Sims Ki Rice Sims

Wofford Beats Appalachian 23-14 Behind Neeley Passing

Spartanburg AP reports quarterback Bill Neeley scored a rushing touchdown and threw for another as Wofford defeated Appalachian 23 to 14 on Saturday night. Neeley accounted for both the ground score and the aerial touchdown, guiding the Terriers to the win.

Spartanburg Bill Neeley Wofford Appalachian

Davidson Cats Edge Lehigh 21-18 In Ground Duel

Davidson College edged Lehigh 21-18 as Bruce Usher converted three times to secure the comeback win. Lehigh led early with a first quarter score, but Davidson answered with a 73 yard drive and a 2 yard TD by Bob McAllister. Taylor racked up 100 rushing yards for Lehigh, while Davidson’s Gibbs and Plunkett propelled a late 62 yard clinching march. Attendance 5,000.

Bethlehem Bruce Usher Davidson College Lehigh University Lehigh Ing Davidson Jerry Sheffield Ed Murphy Charley Wentz Bob McAllister McAllister Usher Boyd Taylor al Richmond Ed Crutchfield Southerners Dave Lovette Engineer Bill Plunkett Alex Gibbs Taylor Richmond Gibbs Lou Zirkle Duncan Morton Lehigh Na Leh-Wentz David—McAllister David—Plunkett Leh Morton Usher Ek Leh—Wentz

Catawba Indians Rally Past Guilford 32 25 in N State clash

Catawba scored five second and third quarter touchdowns to outpace Guilford 32-25 in a North State Conference football game. Key plays included a 25 yard pass to Don Elkins, an 82 yard punt return by Worthington, and a 64 yard pass to Jim Ellis. Ball and Worthington contributed on multiple scores as Guilford kept within reach until the final period.

Thomasville N.C Catawba Guilford Ronnie Ball Don Elkins Fleet Gene Worthington Ball Worthingston Indians Baker Ken Hedrick Cat—Elkins Cat—Worthington James Elks Cat—Crouse Guil Elks Worthington Guil—Hedrick

Iowa State Tops Kansas State 20 7 in Manhattan

Iowa State, led by fullback Tom Watkins with two touchdowns, defeated Kansas State 20-7 in Manhattan. The win left Kansas State winless in seven conference games under coach Doug Weaver, while Iowa State closed the Big Eight season at 4-3.

Manhattan Kan Tom Watkins Iowa State Kansas State Doug Weaver

Wolfpack Edge Sun Devils in Clutch Football Thriller

NC State and Arizona State staged a late back and forth with NC State taking a 15 15 halftime tie and Gabriel 1 yard TD run. Zuger returned a Gabriel fumble for 2 yards in the fourth as State outlasted ASU 25 15 with three field goals and a late score. Attendance 27 400.

Jones North Carolina State Gabriel Joe Zuger Sun Devils Wolfpack Biahine Ad Arizona State NCS Stanton ASU Young Cosner FG Maravich McCarthy Maravich Zuger

Wildcats rout Xavier as Ransdel scores three

Kentucky crushed Xavier of Ohio 49-0 with junior halfback Bill Ransdel scoring three times including an 83 yard touchdown. Ransdel led the Wildcats to the decisive victory in Lexington on Saturday.

Lexington Bill Ransdel Kentucky Xavier Ohio

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