Al Balding Holds Lead At Mexican Open After Round Three
Canadian Al Balding fired a two under par 70 to extend his three day total to 206 and lead by seven strokes at the Mexican Open. Juan Neri of Mexico sits at 213 after a 75 as illness plagued two others. Ernie Vossler and Tommy Bolt withdrew with ailments while Bill Maxwell and Eamon Cruz share 214 in pursuit.
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Mexico City
Canada
al Balding
Toronto
Juan Neri
Mexico
Neri
Ernie Vossler
Oklahoma City
Tommy Bolt
Crystal River
Fla
Vossler
Bolt
Balding
Bill Maxwell
Eamons Cruz
Jack Rule Jr
Dece Sanders
Antonio Cerda
Jose Gonzalez
al Balging Eer Super
Juan Nerio
Billy Maxwell
Ramons Cruz
Doug Sanders
Teneee
Don Massengalo
Phil Rodgers
Chick Courtney
Jim Ferree
Bob Gaida
Richard Crawford
Tom Shaw
George Lewis
Chick Evans
Greensboro Scores 4-1 Road Win Over Checkers
Greensboro Generals defeated the Charlotte Checkers 4 to 1 in Charlotte Coliseum before 4472 fans. Scorers were Ron Muir, Ron Stong, Don Carter with two goals. Kenny Coombes had Charlotte’s lone goal. Goalie Gerald McNamara stopped 28 shots. Jacques Monette faced 30. Next home game vs New York Ducks.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Generals
Charlotte Checkers
Coliseum
Ron Muir
Ron Stong
Don Carter
Kenny Coombes
Gerald McNamara
McNamara
Checkers
Jacques Monette
New York Ducks
Carter
Muir
Stony
Coom
Staubach credits teammates and squad discipline after win
Staubach praises his teammates for a close knit, fun rivalry and relentless focus. He cites captain Tom Lynch and the team’s one-game-at-a-time approach, lauding blocking by the line and a 93 yard scoring play described as a simple off tackle run. Staubach jokes about leading an atomic Navy football surge.
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Staubach
Tom Lynch
Stauback
John
Sai
Navy
Army
Air Force
Kansas State Ends Drought With Upset At Iowa State
Kansas State snapped the Big Eight drought by defeating Iowa State 21-10 in Ames. The Wildcats ended a 26-game conference skid as Doug Dusenbury scored the decisive sixyard TD after a 67yard late fourthquarter drive.
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Ames
Iowa
Kansas State
Iowa State
Wildcats
Doug Dusenbury
Mississippi State Defeats LSU 7-6 in SEC Clash
In Jackson, Mississippi, Mississippi State spoiled LSU with a 7-6 SEC victory on a defensive night. Justin Canale sprinted in the late fourth quarter for the winning score on a 17 yard pass from Sonny Fisher to end Tommy Inman, then added the pivotal conversion as the Maroons broke a scoreless tie with 1:25 left in the final period. LSU crowd of 46,500 roared to near silence as the game closed.
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Jackson, Miss
Justin Canale
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Maroons
Sonny Fisher
Tommy Inman
Canale
YARDSTICK REPORTS LATE LSU-MSU clash with Ezell heroics
Billy Ezell broke free for a 51 yard touchdown in the final minute as Mississippi State stunned LSU 28 20 with a late two point try failing. Fisher sparked MSU with a key interception and late scoring drive assisted by Canale and Inman. The dramatic finish echoed another close MSU win over Auburn highlighted by a 36 yard Canale field goal with 26 seconds left.
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Billy Ezell
Tigers
LSU
Ezell
Bill Truax
Mississippi State
Canale
Auburn
N. C. College Falls 15 14 To Va. Union
Virginia Union edged North Carolina College 15 14 with a late conversion by Robert Yancey after Lassie Graves scored on a one yard run. John Davis set up the winner with an 88 yard punt return as NCC rallying Currington tied and then set a NCC scoring mark with 54 points in the season.
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Durham
N.C
Robert Yancey
Virginia Union
North Carolina College
Yancey
Lassie Graves
John Davis
NCC
Robert Currington
Donald Thomas
Currington
Sugar Ray Robinson Knocks Out Saerens in Eighth Round
BRUSSELS AP Sugar Ray Robinson former world middleweight champion knocked out Belgian middleweight Emile Saerens in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round bout Saturday. Robinson weighed 160 pounds to Saerens 159½.
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Brussels
Sugar Ray Robinson
Emile Saerens
Robinson
Lo Saerens
Burkett Runs Lift CSU Past Montana 20-12 in Upset
In Missoula Colorado State University defeated Montana 20-12 as Norman Burkett broke the game open with two long touchdown runs of 42 and 73 yards after halftime. Burkett took pitchouts from Tom Miller to secure CSU’s first win over the Grizzlies in four years.
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Missoula
Mont
Norman Burkett
Colorado State University
Montana
Burkett
Tom Miller
CSU
Grizzlies
College Football Scores From Various Games
A compiled list of college football scores showing North Davidson 19 over Allen Jay 12, Navy 38 over Duke 25, Wake Forest 20 over S C 19, UNC 26 over Miami 16, Fla State 14 over N C State 0, and numerous other results including Alabama 27 over Ga Tech 11, and Kansas 43 over Colorado 14 among many nationally reported games with multiple teams tallying wins and losses. The lengthy slate includes matchups across conferences, with notable outcomes such as Princeton 27 over Yale 7, Michigan State 12 over Notre Dame 7, and UCLA 14 over Washington 6, reflecting a broad weekend of college football play.
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Allen Jay
Navy
Duke
Wake Forest
S.C
UNC
Miami
Fla. State
N.C. State
William & Mary
Davidson
Alabama
Ga. Tech
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Army
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Colorado
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Maryland
Air Force
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U.C.L.A
Washington
California
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Wash
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Thief
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South Carolina
Auburn
Georgia
Western Maryland
Drexel Tech
Dickinson
Johns Hopkins
Morgan State
Shaw University
Louisville
Western Michigan
Kansas State
Iowa State
Sineis
Wesleyan
Trinity
Conn
Fridgeport
Central Connecticut State
Syracuse
Richmond
Hamilton
Purdue
Juniata
Westminister
Lebanon Valley
Ursitus
Kings Point
Hobart
Northwest Missouri
Murray State
Tennessee Tech
Austin-Paay
Tennessee State
East Tennessee State
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Florence State
Wheaton
Valparaiso
Chilshoma
Bradley
Evansville
Ai Force
Adame State
N.M. Highlands
Abilene Christian
McMurry
Guilford
Presbyterian
Troy State
Ala
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Tampa
Wofford
Ofterbein
Capital
West Chester
Slippery Rock
Upsala
Wagner
Ohio
Dayton
de Nebraska
Oklanoma State
Omaha
Drake
Marshall
Kent State
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Tulsa
Houston
Washington Upset 14-0 By UCLA
UCLA shocked Washington 14-0 at the Memorial Coliseum in a Big Six clash. UCLA drove 88 yards for a first quarter TD and 76 yards for another in the third as Washington senior hopes for the Rose Bowl remained alive only with a win over Washington State next week. Attendance was 30,398 under sunny skies.
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Washington
Huskies
Bruins
Memorials
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Delaware Stays In First Spot
Unbeaten Delaware the No 1 small college team beat Rutgers 143 to secure its eighth win of the season and 12th straight. Rutgers opened with a 32 yard field goal by Jack Hohnstine before Delaware answered with an 81 yard drive capped by Mike Brown’s 28 yard run. Mike McCrain added a third quarter score from the 1 as Delaware eyes a perfect season with Bucknell looming next Saturday.
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Bucknell
Delaware
Lorenzen on Pole Top Drivers To Christen 3 Mile Augusta Speedway
Fred Lorenzen will start from the pole in the 510 mile Augusta International Speedway event. The race features 37 top stock car drivers, with Bulky names like Glenn Fireball Roberts and Joe Weatherly in the field, on a 21 turn course. The event opens the 1964 NASCAR late model series with a 12 pm start and a 5 pm cutoff no winner if needed.
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Augusta International Speedway
Fred Lorenzen
Ford
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Joe Weatherly
Johns
Alll
Buck Baker
Charlotte
N. C
Lee Petty
Lorenzen
Richard Petty
Glenn
Fireball
Dave McDonald
McDonald
el Monte
Calif
Nascar
Eastern
America
Memphis State Rolls to 13-0 Victory Over Chattanooga
Memphis State relied on power rushing from fullback Dave Casinelli to defeat Chattanooga 13-0, keeping bowl hopes alive. Casinelli scored from two yards in the first period and from three in the fourth, while Memphis State's offense controlled much of the game after a kickoff return setup by Elton Holmes. Chattanooga threatened late with a drive that stalled at the Memphis State seven.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dave Casinelli
Memphis State
Little Chattanooga
Tigers
Mississippi
Casinelli
Chattanooga
Elton Holmes
Ron Eisaman
Cal Beats Utah 35-22 Behind Bears Running Back Duo
California rallied from a 15 point hole as a platoon of backs led by Tom Blanchfield Jim Blakene y and Tom Bellessi zoomed through a soggy field. The Bears rarely relied on the pass and triumphed 35-22 in Salt Lake City AP notes.
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Salt Lake City
California
Bears
Utah
Presbyterian Wins 21-14 Ends Losses at Home
Presbyterian College snapped a two year seven game home skid by defeating Troy State 21 to 14. Leighton Grantham passed and Bill Tyson ran for key scores as PC totaled 301 yards of offense. Tyson capped the drive with a 29 yard TD and Ridinger added three extra points and a 45 yard field goal.
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Clinton
Presbyterian College
Iroy State
Leighton Grantham
Bill Tyson
Blue Hose
Red Wave
Alabama
Troy
Ray Holder
Benny Johnson
Presbyterian
Don McNeill
Tyson
Troy State
Charles Atlin
Johnson
Sam Williams
Louis Ridinger
Bell And Davies Reach Carrousel Final In Pin Golf
Bell and Davies won a 1 up decision over Davis and Kendrick after 21 holes in the Carrousel semifinals at Pine Needles. Wilson and Davis beat Edwards and Burnham 1 and 2 at Pine Needles, forcing a final at Southern Pines Country Club.
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Southern Pines
N. C
Warren Bell
Bob Davies
James A. Davis
Dr. J. S. Kendrick
Pine Needles
Bill Wilson
Harry Davis
Carthage i
W. C. Edwards
Rex Burnham
Raleigh
Bell
Pine Needles Club
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Gettysburg
Kendrick
Davis
Richmond
Twin
Southern Pines Country Club
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