Grid Scores From This Week Sports Panic
North Carolina edged Duke 7 to 6 while N C State and South Carolina tied 8 all. Furman defeated Davidson 22 21 and Auburn crushed Florida State 57 21. Tennessee and Kentucky tied 10 10 and Tulane blanked Vanderbilt 20 0.
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South Carolina
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East Carolina
Richmond
Furman
Davidson
Auburn
Florida State
Tennessee
Kentucky
Tulane
Vanderbilt
George Washington
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Boston College
Clemson
Brown
Colgate
Rutgers
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
Rice
T.C.U
Arkansas
California
Stanford
Oregon
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U.C.L.A
Washington
Washington State
Holy Cross
Connecticut
Pitt
Villanova
Xavier
Lehigh
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Bucknell
Delaware
Howard
D.C
Lincoln
Western Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Ur Hofstra
Kings Point
Coor Oan
Dickinson
Univ
Buffalo
American Intl
Central Conn
West Chester
Lock Haven
Lebanon Valley
Penn
Military
Scranton
Wilkes
Massachusetts
Springfield
Wagner
Upsala
Baldwin-Wallace
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Muhlenberg
Moravian
Albright
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George Wash
Randolph-Macon
Hampden-Sydney
Alabama
Tampa
Norfolk Navy
Fort Pustis
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Ohio
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W.va
Jem
St. Paul's
Johnson C
Smith
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Livingston
Kittrell
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St. Augustine's
Jackson State
Miss
Texas College
Bears Beat Stanford 21 10 in 63rd Rivalry Victory
California quarterback Randy Gold passed for one touchdown and scored another as the Bears defeated Stanford 21 10 before 76 200 fans in Berkeley. Fullback George Pierovich and backs Steve Bates Jim Burress and Jerry Scattini led the grind it out offense on three long scoring drives. The Cardinal drop to 0 10, marking their worst season to date.
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Calif
California
Randy Gold
Bears
Stanfor
George Pierovich
Steve Bates
Jim Burress
Jerry Scattini
Stanford
Gold
Bates
Jim Ferguson
Cal
Scattini
Boston University Routs Bulls 42-14 in finale
Boston University rolled over the University of Buffalo 42-14 as Dick Desharais and Jack Farland led a 28-point fourth quarter. BU total offense reached 499 yards, capping a season of three wins, five losses, and two ties.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Boston University
University of Bufarlo
Bulls
Dick Desharais
Jack Farland
Terriers
Boston
Baylor Is Star For Lakers Lifts Team To 130 122 Win
Elgin Baylor scored 35 points as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Detroit Pistons 130 122 in a nationally televised game. Rod Hundley and Jerry West started fast for LA with early 12 point bursts, building a 69 50 halftime lead before Detroit rallied to within 10 in the fourth quarter. Walter Dukes led Detroit with 32 points.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Detroit
Pistons
National Basketball Association
West Virginia
Rod Hundley
Jerry West
Hundley
West
Lakers
Gene Shue
Newberry Cruises Past Carson-Newman 27-0 in S.C. Shootout
Newberry College routs Carson-Newman 27-0 at Newberry. Jim Lowder scores twice on runs and adds a two TDs via the air with Tom Gorman tossing two TD passes. Richard Seastrunk kickoff return set up the opening score as Newberry dominates.
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Newberry
S.C
Jimmy Lowder
Tom Gorman
Newberry College
Carson-Newman
Indians
Lowder
Gorman
Richard Seastrunk
Edgar Caddell
Freddie Haley
Carson - Newman
Carson
Newman
Fran Buhler
Carl Harris
Haley
New—Lowder
Smith
New—Haley
Harris
Holy Cross Tops UConn 30-6 Behind 93-Yard Return
Worcester mass Holy Cross sophomore Tom Hennessey returned the second half kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown as Holy Cross beat Connecticut 30 to 6 Saturday.
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Worcester
Mass
Tom Hennessey
Holy Cross
University of Connecticut
Trojans Rally to Top UCLA 17-6 in Big Los Angeles Showdown
Southern California over UCLA 17-6 as Bill Nelson for USC directs a first quarter TD pass to Marlin McKeever and Hal Tobin adds a late score. Guard Mike McKeever receives the game ball after surgery while Don Zachik adds a fourth quarter field goal. Attendance 64,465.
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Daring
Marlin McKeever
Don Zachik
Trojan
Jerry Trayn‘ham
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Hal Tobin
Zachik
John McKay
Bruin
Bill Barnes
Mike McKeever
Southern California
USC
Nelson
Tobin
Zachil
Kilmer
JSC
East Carolina Upsets Richmond 22-7 in Greenville
East Carolina College upset Richmond 22-7 at home as Glenn Bass returned a 95 yard kickoff and later caught a 38 yard TD pass from Dan Rouse. Rouse added a 27 yard TD strike to Dick Honeycutt and ECC led 12-7 at halftime before sealing the win.
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Greenville
N. C
East Carolina College
Inpetus
Glenn Bass
Richmond
East Carolina
Lall
Bass
Spiders
Dan Rouse
Ence Richmond
Sesniestlands Fast Carolina
Kwiatkowski
Rouse
Ronee Celik
Guilford Frightens Catamounts
Western Carolina beat Guilford 20-13 in a North State Conference game to finish 6-5. Guilford led early on a 14 yard pass to Jimmy Ellis, then Ken Morgan and Jamie Wilkes propelled the Catamounts with two Wilkes TDs.
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Callowhee
N.C
Western Carolina
Guilford
Brody Baker
Jimmy Ellis
Ellis
Ken Morgan
Jamie Wilkes
Cats
Wilkes
Morgan
Cet Vessavodsmensen
Guil—F
Elks
Baker
WCC
Wikes
Guil
Colorado Cracks Cowboys By 13-6
Colorado beat Oklahoma State 13-6 to claim third place in the Big Eight. The Buffaloes scored in the second quarter and blocked a fourth quarter PAT, then turned a Cowboys fumble into an insurance score. Jim Dillard paced Colorado while Oklahoma State fumbled six times and ends 2-4 in league play.
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Stillwater
Okla
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Buffaloes
Cowboys
Jim Dillard
Oklahoma
Brown Tops Colgate 21-14 in Fourth Quarter Rally
In Providence Brown trailed Colgate 14-0 at halftime before a three touchdown rally in the fourth quarter secured a 21-14 victory. Jack Rohrbach connected with Dick Laine for the winning touchdown with 12 seconds left as Brown ended the season on a high note.
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Providence
R.I
Brown
Colgate
Jack Rohrbach
Dick Laine
Bruins
Cornhuskers Rally To Top Oklahoma In Shocker
Nebraska beats Oklahoma 17-14 after a 68 yard touchdown run by Bill Thornton and a 28 yard field goal by Ron Meade in the final quarter. Meade, subbing at quarterback, came off the bench with 11 38 left to seal the upset as Nebraska erases a 14 0 halftime deficit.
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Meade
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Okla
MacClellan
Oak
Milstead
Payne
Carpenter
Neb
Husbands rally as Huskies edge Cougars 8 7 in Spokane
Washington State set two NCAA records but Washington stormed back from a 7 0 fourth quarter deficit to win 8 7 at Memorial Stadium. Sophomore Kermit Jorgensen capped a 14 play drive with a one yard TD plunge after Charlie Mitchell kickoff return. Mel Melin starred for WSU with passing yardage and a late scoring drive. Attendance 28 750 in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington State
Washington
Huskies
Washington Soph
Charlie Mitchell
State
Kermt Jorgensen
Memorial Stadium
Cougars
Mel Melin
Hugh Campbell
Melin
Ccsee
Bucknell Routs Delaware 26-0 in MAC Football Clash
Bucknell capitalized on two fumbles and a pass interception to shut out Delaware 26-0 in a Middle Atlantic football game played Saturday in Newark. The Bison defense forced turnovers and controlled the game, securing a decisive conference win.
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Newark
Del
Bucknell
Delaware
Satur
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