Staubach Plays His Normal Game in Navy Win
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach starred as Navy, ranked No.2, defeated a fired-up Duke 38-2 in Durham. Staubach rushed for 98 yards and passed for 87 in the first half, while Duke struggled to score after a high-scoring opening. Coach Wayne Hardin praised Staubach as superb, saying he can do anything with a football, and Duke coach Bill Murray noted Staubach’s overwhelming problem-causing play.
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Wake Forest Ends Winless Run With 20 19 Victory Over South Carolina
Wake Forest deacons break a long losing streak in a 20 19 home win at Bowman Gray Stadium. Key moments include Jimmy Redgood’s 53 yard run, Karl Sweetan’s 19 yard scoring pass, and a 100 yard rushing game for the Deacons. Coach Hildebrand praised the team and student backing after the comeback.
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UNC Hawks Day drives fuel 7th win over Miami
UNC coach Jim Hickey praised a six minute drive to preserve the lead after a 27 16 win over Miami. The Tar Heels rushed for 196 yards led by Ken Willard and highlighted strong blocking from Vic Esposito and John Hammett. Hickey eyed Duke next in Durham, calling it their only bowl game and a potential star bang affair.
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Engelhorn Still Holds Slight Edge At Gulf Hills
Ocean Springs Miss AP front-runner Shirley Engelhorn extended her three stroke lead in the $15,600 Mary Mills Invitational Gulf Coast Golf Tournament at Gulf Hills. Engelhorn posted 38 29 for 146 two rounds while Mick ey Wright led second with 149 alongside Kathy Whitworth and Betsy Rawls. Mary Mills rose to 135 after a 79 round and tied for 12th. Sybil Griffin 77 placed fifth.
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Thorne Wood Captures National Left-Handers Title
Thorne Wood of Asheboro NC won the National Left-handers Golf Tournament with a 72 hole total of 211, finishing two strokes ahead of Ross Collins of Dallas TX. Wood built a five stroke lead before carding 35 39 74 at De Soto Lakes Country Club. Collins posted 71 in the final round for 288, Howard Brown of Detroit totaled 292 for third.
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Washington State Rolls To Victory Over Stanford
Washington State Cougars defeated Stanford 32 to 15 in Stanford, with quarterback Dale Ford scoring two touchdowns and leading a high scoring offense.
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Mayfair Silken Worsteds Add Lustre to Worsted Look
For men who favor Bright and Clear, a fine pure silk thread enhances the Worsted fabric with sparkle and quality. Mayfair Silken Worsteds are imported to amplify charm, complemented by LeBow's hand tailored quality.
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