Elon Pulls 14-6 Upset Over Davidson for First Win
Elon College defeated Davidson 14-6 in Davidson, breaking a long drought for Elon against the Wildcats. Davidson finished 2-1 in the Southern Conference and 6-3 overall, while Elon ended 4-1 in the North State Conference and 5-3-1 overall. The key scoring drive came late in the second period, as Elon capitalized on a Davidson fumble and drove to the Davidson goal with solid yardage.
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Northwestern Tops Illini in 20 7 Victory at Champaign
Northwestern defeats Illinois 20 to 7 as Dick Ranicke scores two touchdowns to lift the Wildcats. Illinois suffers its sixth loss in the Big Ten season and drops to last place with no conference wins. Attendance reaches 39,186 at the home game.
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YMCA Meeting Set in Kannapolis November
The Interstate Committee of the YMCA of the Carolinas will hold its annual meeting in Kannapolis on a date in November. Edwin Walker is listed as the principal speaker at the event, with Charlotte and Queens Spa referenced in associated notices.
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Maryland Dominates GW 48 6 as Terps Roll to Victory
Maryland overwhelms George Washington 48 to 6 in College Park. Terps surge with two early TD passes from Tamburello and a 37 yard strike to Jim Parsons. Horning racks up 73 yards as Walker Vereb and Flynn add later scores, while GW only reaches Maryland territory twice.
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Kentucky Edges Tennessee 14-13 On Late Margin
Quarterback Bob Hardy led Kentucky to a 14-13 victory at Tennessee in a tight game. Kentucky rallied from behind twice and secured the win with Delmar Hughes converting the decisive kick after the second half. The win keeps alive Kentucky’s hopes for a post season bowl game.
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Missouri Tigers rout Kansas Jayhawks 41 to 18 in home win
Missouri used its substitutes for a 41 18 Big Seven win over Kansas to close the season 2 1 in conference play. Sophomore Jim Hunter scored twice as Vic Eaton and Jim Jennings led Missouri’s scoring with Fox and Tkomeczek adding later touchdowns. Fullback John Anderson accounted for Kansas scores, as the Jayhawks suffered their 10th loss and 16th straight setback.
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Kentucky and Tennessee Trade Scores in Early 1960s Contest
The report records a fast paced scoring sequence with Kentucky and Tennessee exchanging touchdowns. Key players include Hardy Schnellenberger Cantrell and Tracy. Tennessee drives 65 yards after a fumble to take the lead, while Kentucky answers with a late score.
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Irish Hold Command Throughout Contest
Notre Dame defeated Iowa 34 to 18 in Iowa City. Irish quarterback and backs dominated early and held a commanding lead, while Iowa rallied late with a scoring drive. The game featured strong Irish passing and line play and a notable late Iowa surge that fell short.
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Notre Dame routs unclear as scoring details skimmed
Notre Dame finished the day with 12 completions on 19 attempts for a net of 23. Elmi converted 9 of 14 with reliable shooting for 165. Scoring lists players Gil lam Stearnes Smith and touchdowns by Morse Heap Shefer Matz Month with Shaefer 4 conversions.
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Syracuse Ground Attack Triumph at Polo Grounds
Syracuse beat Fordham 20 to 7 as 190 pound backs Ray Perkins and Bill Wetzel led the attack. Fordham fumbles helped Syracuse seize the early lead while the Orangemen capitalized on Ram miscues in drizzle at the Polo Grounds.
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