Gamecocks Upset Wake Forest 27-20 to Stay Unbeaten
South Carolina defeated Wake Forest 27-20 in Columbia. Ed Pasky returned a goal-line interception for a key margin, while Bo Hagan directed the offense with help from Steve Wadiak and Bishop Strickland on multiple scoring runs. Nub Smith accounted for two Wake Forest scores.
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Harry Jabbusch
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Chuck Prezioso
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Invitational Cage Tourney Scheduled Here Next Month
Double A high school basketball comes to High Point next month with eight top teams from the state in a special Invitational Tourney set for December 29 31. Host High Point leads a field from the east Wilson Fayetteville Durham Raleigh and from the west Burlington Greensboro Ashe ville. Proceeds fund conference activities and serve as a yardstick for comparing two AA conferences. Reynolds and Charlotte Central from the east cannot participate due to schedules and graduations. Seven games are planned over three days with four on opening day.
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Tony) Simeon
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Lex To Ragazzo Defeats Wolfpack
William and Mary beat NC State 33 to 7 at Williamsburg with Joseph Buddy Lex throwing three touchdown passes to Vito Ragazzo and George Heflin. Mike Ragazzo and Lewis added scores as the Indians score on 61 and 85 yard marches and hold Wolfpack to a lone TD.
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Buddy) Lex
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College football scores roundup with mixed results
East region battles feature Army routing Navy 38 to 0 while USC rivals top Holy Cross 0 and Tulane blanks LSU. Midwest shows Notre Dame 32 Sau California 0 and Oklahoma 41 over Oklahoma A&M 0. Southwest lists Rice 21 Baylor 7 and Arkansas 40 Tulsa 0. Far West notes Colorado 7 over Colorado A&M 14.
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Sugar Bowl Selections Loom After Oklahoma Bid Acceptance
The Sugar Bowl committee will reveal the two Sugar Bowl teams at 5 p m CST tomorrow after a six hour meeting. Oklahoma University in Norman has voted to accept a bid to participate in the January 2 game.
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Last Grid Day at Chapel Hill Defensive Eleven Lauded
UNC fans hailed the Tar Heels after a 14-7 victory over Virginia in Kenan Stadium. Charlie Justice spoke of Cotton Bowl prep while coach Carl Snavely praised Virginia as the best they faced. Defensive stalwarts lauded end play and Justice noted the tense finish as Eddie Knox called the game well played.
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