Ohio State Edges Michigan 7 To 0 In Finale
Ohio State defeats Michigan 7 0 on a late 17 yard TD run by Bob Ferguson as Woody Hayes captain the ground game. Matte passes and Ferguson ground gains pace the Buckeyes to a 7 2 season finish while Michigan ends 5 4 with strong defense and rushing output. Attendance 83 107 at Ohio Stadium.
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Penn State tops Pitt 14 3 to boost Liberty Bowl bid
Penn State shocked Pitt 14-3 as Galen Hall connected with Jim Kerr for a 20 yard touchdown and Dick Hoak hit a three yard scoring pass. The Nittany Lions rallied from 3-0 down and improved to six wins while Pitt finished the season at 4-3. Bud Dudley attended the crowd of 45 023 at Pitt Stadium as bowl selections narrowed to Penn State or Syracuse in Philadelphia.
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Eli Eleven Rips Harvard By 39-6
Yale dominated Harvard 39-6 in the 77th editions of the rivalry securing a perfect season behind Ken Wolfe and the Forbidding Five. Wolfe opened with a 41 yard run and added key plays as Yale built a decisive lead before halftime.
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Yale
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Tulane Romps To 20-0 SEC Win Over Vanderbilt
Tulane, led by Tommy Mason with two first half touchdowns, defeated Vanderbilt 20-0 for its first SEC victory since 1958. Mason set a Tulane scoring record with 72 points in the season, as the Greenies built an 80 yard and a 70 yard scoring drive and held off late Commodore advances. Attendance was 16,000.
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Larry Thompson
Commodore
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Monk Simon
Hank Lesesne
Hurt gridder dies in Pittsburgh high school game
Robert Kerr 17 of Torrance Pa a fullback died in Pittsburgh after suffering a head injury in a game last month He had undergone three brain operations since Oct 29 the last performed earlier this week Kerr never regained consciousness.
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Pittsburgh
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Tigers Defeat Dartmouth 7 0 to take Ivy runner-up spot
Princeton defeats Dartmouth 7 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey as Hugh Scott finds John Macmurray on a 23 yard TD pass with 53 seconds left. Princeton finishes 6 1 in the league, Dartmouth 4 3, Yale champion.
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Fraser defeats MacKay to win New South Wales singles title
Neale Fraser beat Barry MacKay in straight sets 10-4 6-4 7-4 to capture the New South Wales Tennis Tournament championship as the U S Davis Cup team heads toward Brisbane for a Philippines interzone clash. Davis Cup captain David Freed praised MacKay for reaching the final amid limited training.
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