Notre Dame Rolls Past Pitt 40-6 in First Game
Notre Dame defeated Pitt 40-6 as quarterback John Lujack spearheaded the offense with multiple passes and runs. Terry Brennan scored early, Jim Martin and James Hart each caught touchdown passes, and Pitt managed a lone score in a hot 80 degree afternoon before a crowd of 64,333.
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Vanderbilt Takes Tide By Surprise
Vanderbilt's Commodores stunned Alabama's Crimson Tide 14 to 7 in a Southeastern Conference game at Nashville. Jamie Wade connected from the Vanderbilt 40 to John North for an early touchdown, Jim Baughn intercepted a pass and returned it 12 yards for Vanderbilt's second score, with Clinard kicking both extra points as Vanderbilt outplayed Alabama through three quarters.
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Colgate Victor over Kings Point Merchant Marine 30 to 0
Colgate opened its football season with a 30 to 0 win over Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy at Tomb Memorial Field before about 8,000 fans. The Red Raiders scored in every period except the third as Paul Bix coaching era began.
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75-Yard Run Gives Quakers a 6-0 Win at Hampden-Sydney
Wallace Maultsby scored on a 75-yard kickoff return to lift Guilford over Hampden-Sydney 6-0 at Death Valley. Teague’s extra point attempt failed. Newberry beat Lenoir-Rhyne 19-13 as Witt and Monts connected for a late TD. Appalachian toppled Elon 21-13 in a North State contest with Boyette adding two extra points.
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Catawba hands High Point another coast to coast rout
Catawba over High Point 21 to 0 as Bowen and Spears ignite a power driven attack. The Indians pressured the Panthers with a Statue of Liberty play for 15 yards and multiple scoring drives, sealing a decisive conference win.
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Texas Grinds North Carolina 34-0 on strong second half
Texas dominates after a 27-0 halftime lead as Gilroy Blount Landry and Clay score on a steady 84 yard march. Substitutes shine with Holder and Watson contributing as Guess converts four extra points and the defense shuts out the Tar Heels.
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Maves Breaks Through for 70 Yard TD Tie
Earl Maves of Wisconsin raced 70 yards to tie Indiana at Bloomington as Wisconsin dominated late. The Badger senior broke through the line in the final quarter and outran the Hoosiers for the decisive score.
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Georgia Tech Rolls Over Tulane 20 to 0 in New Orleans
Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets built a 14 point lead by halftime and held on for a 20 to 0 victory over Tulane before 48,000 fans. Frank Ziegler rushed for a 29 yard TD, Jim Still connected on passes, and Dinky Bowen added the extra points as Tech dominated the line and stopped Tulane's offense.
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Wake Forest Routs Clemson 16-14 in Fourth Quarter
Wake Forest erased multiple Clemson threats and drove 75 yards in the final period to clinch a 16-14 triumph in Washington DC. The Demon Deacons overcame fumbles and missed opportunities as Clemson held a late edge before Wake Forest sealed the win.
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Wake Forest Clemson Substitutions Highlighted in Scoring Summary
Wake Forest scores with Ognovich and Pouls touching down and extra points by Cagle. Clemson lists multiple substitutions across ends tackles guards backs and centers during the game.
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