Tar Heels Rally Past Virginia Earn Cotton Bowl Bid
North Carolina defeated Virginia 21 to 7 in a key rivalry game sealing a Cotton Bowl bid. Justice starred with a standout run and connection to Weiner for a score as Bunting directed the offense and Papit powered the Cavaliers’ late rally efforts.
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Virginia
Carolina
Michaels Ralph Sheaf
John Papit
Cavaliers
Michaels
Carlton Elloitt
Tar Heelia
Harrison Nesbitt
Jimmy LeSane
Raleigh
Gene Schroeder
Weiner
Papit
Legion
Eddie Knox
Holdash
Powell
Bunting
Shoaf
Dallas
Welss
North Carolina
Michel
Elliott
Justice
Williams
Cooperative Club Hosts Leaders at Eighth District Barbecue
About 75 Co-Operators and Co-Operettes of the 8th district attended a Sheraton hotel barbecue hosted by the local Cooperative Club. N. L. Garner Sr. served as toastmaster and welcomed guests while Hugh Keeling of Greensboro was named 8th district extension director and presented district staff including Dr. Ralph Roberts and Vic Fisher. Remarks urged growing district membership to reach 1000 to surpass Chicago, followed by a serenade performance and a morning business session with lunch at 1 p.m.
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Sheraton Hotel
N. L. Garner, Sr
Monarch, International
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Hugh Keeling
Greensboro
Keeling
Ralph Roberts
Ternational
Richmond
Chamblee
Raleigh
Vic Fisher
Linton Ralph Couch
Bob Zealey
Tuttle
Durham
Jerry Stoakley
Roanoke
Roberts
Dr. Roberts
Chicago
Serenaders
John Gallagher
Slim Vick
Don Gibbardt
Cliff McMahan
Fordham Rams Win 34-6 Over NYU at Polo Grounds
Fordham quarterback Dick Doheny directed a fast start with three first quarter touchdowns and a 34-6 victory over New York University at the Polo Grounds. Doheny connected with Al Pfeifer for a 14 yard pass and Pfeifer added a 40 yard touchdown run.
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NYU
New York
Dick Doheny
New York University
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al Pfeifer
Ram
Alabama Routs Florida 35 13 Behind Strong Line Play
Alabama sprinted to a 35 13 win over Florida as the Crimson Tide benefited from blocking that freed runners for four long TD runs. Jim Melton scored twice while Vic Vaccaro led Florida with 101 passing yards. Hal Griffin and Beach scored for Florida as Alabama pulled away in the second half.
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Gainesville
Fla
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Florida
Jim Melton
Ed Salem
Butch Avinger
Vic Vaccaro
Vaccaro
Hunsinger
Jim French
Hal Griffin
Tom Clavin
Bill Cadenhead
Salem
Melton
Igor
Escaew
Calvin
Cadenhead
White
McGowan
Franko
Griffin
Beach
Lewis
Irish Roll Over S. C. Trojans in Home Finale
Notre Dame defeated Southern California 36 0 in front of 20 seniors on senior day at home. Jim Powers led USC with 148 passing yards and 16 completions, while Notre Dame's Hart Sitko and Petitbon sparked a decisive 316 rushing yards and a dominant ground game. Barrett added key moments as the Irish extended their winning streak to 37 games, eyeing an undefeated season with SMU next week.
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Weiner
Carolina
Whitey Michael
Charlie
Ed Washington
Washington
Art Weiner
Virginia
Egg Williams
Heels
Leahy
Trojans
Notre Dame
Jim Powers
Dean Schneider
Bob Williams
Hart
Larry Centre
Schneider
Cal
Bob Rogers
Williams
Powers
Don Stillwell
Trojan
Steve Qracko
John Petitbon
New Orleans
Jay Roundy
Bill Barrett
USC
Irish
Emil Sitko
Frank
Spaniel
Larry Coutre
Williams Barrett
Barrett
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Army
Los Angeles
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