Tulane Romps Toward Victory Over North Carolina
Tulane built a commanding lead as Duhon connected with Jones for a late half touchdown and Bruce Culdry sparked a punt block recovery. Bomar and Zemaitis keyed UNC scoring, while Tulane’s defense limited Carolina to 119 rushing yards. Pontius added a 28 yard field goal late in the first period.
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Wildcats and Pirates Stage Scoring Duel in ECU Victory
Davidson opened with a field goal from 33 yards by John Giles. A key play was Poole’s 34 yard pass to George Hannen to the 16. East Carolina trailed 17-14 before Dennis Young and Jimmy Adkins connected for a 58 yard score to put ECU up 21-17, followed by Neal Hughes’s 12 yard pass to Bob Withrow for a 28-17 halftime lead. Colson scored from the Davidson 14 in the third as Jim Hicks intercepted Poole and returned 24 yards for a fourth quarter score while the Pirates held the late scoring chances quiet.
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Harp Reflects On Tough Loss To Unbeaten Fair
Harp praised the opening effort and comeback versus Fair. He noted South Carolina faced a hustling, skilled team and acknowledged late foul trouble and quick counts. He looked ahead to Army, hoping to gate the elusive storybook finish.
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Tech Wins 24 7 Over Horned Frogs
Georgia Tech defeated Texas Christian 24 to 7 in Atlanta. Jokn Sias returned from illness to catch an 80 yard touchdown on Kim King’s second quarter pass as Tech broke a tight defensive duel in the intersectional matchup.
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Tech Romps Past TCU Behind Sias Record Catch
Tech rolled to its second straight win as Sias caught four first half passes for 144 yards and scored on a 31 yard play late in the half. King threw for 86 yards in the third as Lenny Snow scored to cap an 86 yard drive. Good added a 15 yard fourth quarter score while TCU, winless in two under coach Taylor, threatened only twice.
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Nebraska Beats Minnesota 7-0 for 20th straight home win
Nebraska sophomore Joe Orduna broke a tight defensive game with a 25 yard TD run in the third quarter, lifting the seventh ranked Cornhuskers to a 7-0 victory over Minnesota. The win marks Nebraska's 20th consecutive home win at Memorial Stadium and improves their season record to 2-0 while Minnesota falls to 2-1.
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Apps Bomb Elon in Carolinas Conference clash
Appalachian, led by quarterback Pat Murphy, crushed Elon Christians 34 to 13 in a Saturday night Carolinas Conference game. Murphy scored once and threw for a touchdown while his running and passing setup all Appalachian scores. Elon barely moved the ball, reaching the Appalachian 40 only twice and scoring twice.
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Burchette Tosses Three TDs as Guilford Tops Western Carolinas
Guilford quarterback Bill Burchette, a senior from Havelock, threw three TD passes on 9 of 14 for 211 yards to lift Guilford over Western Carolina 26-7 in Greensboro. Buddy Smith caught a 60 yard TD and a 12 yard TD, Henry McKay added a 47 yard reception, while Western answered with a 7 yard TD pass from Dan Dalton to Chuck Scott.
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Cardinals Rally Past Braves 3 1 in Sixth Inning
The St. Louis Cardinals scored twice in the sixth inning on two infield hits two stolen bases and two infield outs to beat Atlanta 3 1 on Saturday night.
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UCLA Rips Cougars 51-23 in Pac-8 clash
UCLA, ranked fourth, beat Washington State 51 23 in Spokane. Be ban quarterback Gary Beban led two first quarter scores with a 49 yard pass to Dave Nuttall while Greg Jones added three and nine yard TD runs. WSU struck early but managed only a late fourth quarter surge for 16 points.
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UCLA-Nuttall 49 pass for score vs WSU in wild shootout
Williams 24 run after kickoff, UCLA adds multiple touchdowns including Andrusyshyn kicks. Beban passes to Nuttall for a 49 yard TD, Bruins execute late drives with Kyle Bolden 55 yard run and Thatcher 80 yard pass from Henderson. Attendance about 24,000.
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Southern Cal Edges MSU
Southern California, ranked No. 2, beat Michigan State 21-17 in East Lansing. O J Simpson rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns and threw for another. Steve Sogge balanced the offense with precise passing as MSU struck back with a 17-point second quarter before USC secured the win.
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Southern Cal vs Michigan State a late lead swing described
The report outlines a tight game where Brenner’s Yardstick TD and a two point conversion gave MSU a 15-14 edge. A late defensive tackle in the end zone by Southern Cal’s Aldridge on a punt attempt put USC ahead briefly, while Simpson’s late third quarter screen to Jim Lawrence produced a key touchdown. Attendance was 75,287.
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Chicago Cubs Clinch NL Third With Eight-Run First
Randy Hundley belted a three run homer as Chicago Cubs erupted for eight in the first inning to beat Cincinnati 9-4. The win secured third place in the National League for Chicago.
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Astros Rally Past Pirates In Saturday Victory
Houston toppled Pittsburgh 4 3 as Bob Komer hit a two run homer in the sixth inning to spark a comeback for the Astros on Saturday.
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Giants Sweep Phils Behind Dietz Double and Late Rally
San Francisco earned a 3-2 victory in the first game and completed a doubleheader sweep of Philadelphia. Dick Dietz hit a run-scoring double in the second game, while Bill Henry Nestor Chavez and Lindy McDaniel shared a combined four hit pitching effort. Ray Sadecki earned his sixth straight win as Frank Johnson and Dietz set the early tone. Chavez, replacing Henry in the fourth, won his first major league decision with solid relief.
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Louisiana State Defeats Aggies 17-6 in Baton Rouge
In a snowy intersectional matchup, LSU beat Texas A&M 17-6 led by halfback Trigger Allen who scored on a 9 yard pass from Nelson Stokley. Donnie Bozeman anchored a stifling LSU defense that shackled Aggie passer Edd Hargett.
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