Kentucky Battles Tennessee To Tie In SEC Showdown
In Knoxville, Kentucky erased a 10 point deficit to force a 10 10 tie with Tennessee in a hard fought SEC clash that spoiled the Volunteers bowl hopes as tempers flared after a post play melee between players.
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Gophers Clinch Big Ten Title Share With 26 7 Win
Minnesota, ranked No 4, delivered a 26-7 victory over Wisconsin to share the Big Ten crown with Iowa. Rose Bowl hopefuls rode two early drives and four scoring drives, led by Sandy Stephens who scored twice and set up the first TD after a freak fumble. Mulholland and Johnson added late scores as Minnesota finished 8-1, Wisconsin 2-5 in conference play with 55,576 in attendance.
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Pur due defeats Indiana 35-6 to keep Old Oaken Bucket
Purdue's Boilermakers dominate Indiana 35-6 in Lafayette. Senior QB Bernie Allen shines with two TD passes and three extra points plus a two point run. Willie Jones and Dave Miller receive scoring passes, while Woody Moore hits Nate Ramsey late for Indiana. Attendance 45,723.
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Generals Complete 28-0 Defeat Of Bears In Season Ender
Washington & Lee Generals finish 8-0-1 for their best season since 1914 by routing the Washington Bears 28-0. Joe Hess opened with a 59 yard run, Charley Gummy added a 29 yard scoring dash, Robin Wood and Wallace Tiffany connected for a late TD, while the defense forced nine fumbles and six losses. Attendance 2,500.
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Rutgers Rips Columbia In 43-2 Rout
New York AP reports Rutgers clobbered Columbia 43-2 in the final game of the season. Quarterback Bill Speranza scored two touchdowns and threw a 56 yard pass to Lee Curley. Fullback Steve Simms ran 17 times for 105 yards and added a score. Columbia avoided a shutout when Rutgers punter Sam Mudie stepped out of the end zone for a safety.
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Kentucky and Tennessee Battle To Late Tie In Week Tilt
Kentucky and Tennessee fought to a 10 all draw as Glenn Glass scored for Tennessee and Bill Ransdell ran in for Kentucky. Mayfield added a late field goal to secure the stalemate with 39,800 in attendance. Kentucky ends 5 4 1. Tennessee 5 2 2.
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Spartans Crush Titans By 43-15
Michigan State over Detroit 43-15 as MSU Dominate in second half to improve to 6-2-1. Jerry Gross suffered a broken nose late in the third period for Detroit, who had won seven straight after losing to Iowa State.
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Eagles Seek Sweep as Van Brocklin Leads NFC Charge
In a six game winning run, the Philadelphia Eagles host the New York Giants at Yankee Stadium in a marquee clash. Key injuries cloud Giants with Conerly and Rote doubtful, while Eagles suffer Casey Peaks with a broken leg ending his 465 rushing yards.
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South Africans Plan Olympic Ban Over Racial Teams
The South African Sports Association, representing 50 000 non white athletes, said it will ask the IOC to ban South Africa from the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games unless non whites are included in future teams.
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