Football Scores From a Wide Range of Games
A jumbled list of college football scores shows Virginia Union 13 over Maryland Oregon 35 and West Virginia 0 over Virginia Military 30, with many more matchups including Tennessee 0 over Davidson 7 and Massachusetts 21. The scattered results feature numerous schools such as Bucknell, Washington & Jefferson, Trinity, Amherst, Nebraska, Iowa State, Valparaiso, Indiana State, Evansville, St Joseph’s, Taylor, Rowan, Johns Hopkins, and Penn State among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Union
Maryland
Oregon
West Virginia
Virginia
Military
Davidson Mississipi State
Tennessee
Corneil
Lehigh
Southern Connecticut
Gene Harvard
Rutgers
Massachusetts
Bucknell
Washington & Jefferson i
Eserve
Trinity
St. Lawrence
Amherst
Nebraska
Iowa
Staite
Valparaiso
Indiana State
Barham I
Simherst
Evansville
St. Joseph's
Taylor
Franklin
Bail State
Virginia Tech
Randolph Atacon
Lycoming
Caroline State
Clams
Delaware
Gettysburg
Allegheny
Diram
Clarion
Lock Haver Tate
Springfield
Williams
Indiana
Augsburg
Hamline
St. John’s
Minn
Gustavus
Minnesota
Morris
Sioux
Dickinson
N.D
Mayville & Minot
Wahpeton
Dano
Neb
Yanktown
Alcorn Agm
Rusty
Western Carolina
Guilford
AlaDama Abm
Morehouse
Weber
Utah
Southern Colin Ia
Western State College
Cok College
Central Washington
Whitwo Wash
Moravian
Wilkes
Hamilton
RPI
New Hampshire
Rhode
Union
Alfred
Hobart
Rochester
Tle Ithaca
Brockport State
Multisabers
Lafayette
Georgia
South Carolina
Auburn
Kentucky
Washington & Lee
Oberfin
Kentucky State
Knoxville
Midate Ter
Midate Ter Senanee
Hampden-Sydney
Tuskegee Institute
Fiske Universit
Delaware Valley
Sridgewater
We Drake
South Dakota
Washington University
Alma
Olivet
Arkansas
TCU
SMU
Air Force
Bemidji
Mankato
Concordia
Macalest Valley City
Bethel
Aagkin
North Park
Westerninois
Ilinoisota Dubuque
Wartburg
Montana State
Navada
Puget Sound
Eastern
Ideho State
Arizona State
Semiaji
Mion
Matatesi Valley City
Mins
Millikin
Western Witness
Ilinois St Dubique
Wartourg
Nevada
Eastern Wash
Idaho State
Rakestraw Leads Georgia Over South Carolina
Georgia Bulldogs beat South Carolina 27 to 7 at Athens as quarterback Larry Rakestraw threw for a touchdown and helped set up others. Bill McCullough added two 25 and 39 yard field goals, with a late first half kick. The Gamecocks finally found offense in the fourth quarter after Georgia botched a punt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Larry Rakestraw
Bill McCullough
Georgia Bulldogs
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Georgia
Rakestraw
Ohio State Beats Indiana 21 0 In Big Ten Opener
Ohio State shut out Indiana 21 0 as Dick Van Raaphorst kicked a 48 yard field goal and again from 19 yards setting a conference mark. Tom Federle and Greg Lashutka provided key plays including a 24 yard pass for a score and a fourth quarter safety. Attendance set a Hoosier record at 42 296.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Dick van Raaphorst
Tom Federle
Greg Lashutka
Ohio State
Indiana
van Raaphorst
Federle
Frank Stavroff
Buckeye
Lashutka
Jon
Donan ‘Verforth
Bill Malinchak
Buckeyes
Unverferth
Jim Bakken
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Stav Zroffs
Marv Woodson
Tom Nowatzke
Stavroff
Malinchak
Tom Nowaizke
Purdue
Vanraaphorst
Os—Lashutka
Scheickert Leads VPI Past UVa in Harvest Bowl
Roanoke AP report: Virginia Tech leverages Scheickert's 128 first half yards and strong defense to defeat Virginia 10–0 in the Harvest Bowl. A fumble by UVa set Tech's lone first quarter score, and a clipping penalty negated Scheickert's 6 yard TD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Bob Scheickert
Virginia Tech
Virginia
iTechmen
Cavaliers
Tech
Schweickert
Bon Air
Sehweickert
Tommy ‘Krebs
iTech
Tommy Hawkins
Cavalier
Sonny Utz
Billy Cranwell
National League Pittsburgh at Cleveland and other Sunday games
National League Pittsburgh plays Cleveland under night conditions while American League action features Oakland at Buffalo. Sunday schedule includes Baltimore at Chicago Dallas at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Green Bay New York at Washington St Louis at Minnesota San Francisco at Detroit Houston at Kansas City and San Diego at Denver with New York posting 31 to 24 over Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Oakland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Dallas
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Washington
St. Louis
Minnesota
San Francisco
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
San Diego
Denver
Manhattan and Adelphi Lead in College Sports Scores
Associated Press rundown shows Manhattan topping Darmouth 20 to 2 and Adelphi routing Racers 19 to 50. New York University posted 41 while Montclair State beat Seton Hall 6 to 2. Rutgers South Jersey, Pratt, and US Merchant Marine also posted varied results at Glassboro and Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manhattan
Darmouth
Cty College
New York
Adelphi
Racers
Univ
ABC
Montclair State
Seton Hall
Glassboro
Rutgers South Jersey
the Pratt
US. Merchant Marine
Long Island Univ
Georgia Gamecocks clash yields 13-7 finish
Georgia gained a 13-0 halftime lead after South Carolina was penalized for interference near the Gamecock 22. McCullough kicked a 39 yard field goal with one second left in the half. Georgia then scored twice more in the third quarter. South Carolina finally answered in the fourth with Huggins finishing a drive from the 2 after a botched punt by Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
Gamecock
McCullough
Bulldogs
Rakestraw
Barry Wilson
Preston Ridlehuber
Gamecocks
Jack MacArthern
Jeff Jowers
Carl Huggins
Huggins
North Carolina College topples Morgan State in CIAA clash
Aaron Martin stepped in after Don Thomas injuries to guide North Carolina College to a 25-20 victory over Morgan State in Durham. He threw three touchdown passes including a 5 yard strike to Robert Yarrington and a 24 yard pass to Oscar Williams, capping the comeback as Bill Giles added a 4 yard TD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Aaron Martin
Don Thomas
North Carolina College
Morgan State
Thomas
CIAA
Martin
Robert Yarrington
Bill Giles
Oscar Williams
Harvard Triumphs Over Rutgers 28-0 on Harsh Mistakes
In Cambridge Harvard grim defense and two Wally Grant touchdowns secured a 28-0 victory as Rutgers miscues doomed the Scarlet Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Wally Grant
Rutgers
Crimson
Princeton Beats Columbia 7-6 In Ivy Clash
Princeton edged Columbia 7-6 as Charles Gogolak converted a kick with the side of his foot after Don McKay’s 44 yard rushing TD. Archie Roberts led Columbia with passing and a punt return, but his two point run attempt failed and the Lions settled for four missed field goals and a late drive. Attendance was 29,938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Charles Gogolak
Princeton
Columbia
Gogolak
Cornell
Don McKay
Archie Roberts
Roberts
Lions
John Bashaar
Prince Iton
Harry Hersh
Hersh
Ibnaaee
Commie
Prin—McKay
Gogoaxeke
Col.Roberts
Utrillo wins Cesarewitch Stakes at Newmarket
Utrillo a 100-8 shot owned by Jack Gerber of South Africa closed with a rush to win the Cesarewitch Stakes by a half length over Tropical Sky. Lea Leopard, at 100-7, led most of the 2 1/4 mile classic and finished third, a length and a half behind Tropical Sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
England
Utrillo
Jack Gerber
South Africa
Tropical Sky
Lea Leopard
Finshed
Buffaloes Hand K State Defeat Buffaloes Hand K State Defeat
Colorado's Bill Harris rushed for 103 yards and scored three touchdowns as the Buffaloes defeated Kansas State 21-7 in Manhattan. Harris, a 198-pound senior from Hackensack New Jersey, broke the game open with a 4 yard run for the clincher with 6 02 left and added two short yardage scores in the third quarter. Ed Danieby, a sophomore quarterback, directed a 59 yard scoring drive in the opening period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Colorado
Bill Harris
The
Buffaloes
Eddie Crowder
Kansas State
Harris
Hackensack
N.J
Harrris
Ed Danieby
i-Siaiz
Pietrangeli and Jovanovich Reach Palermo Finals
In Palermo Italy Nicola Pietrangeli and Boro Jovanovich advanced to the Palero International finals. Pietrangeli beat Frank Froehbling 6 4 6 2 and Jovanovich defeated Giuseppe Merlo 6 4 6 4. Helga Nielsen defeated Maria Segers to reach the women final against Maria Ricci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Yugoslavia
Boro Jovanovich
Pietrangeli
West Germany
Helga Nielsen
Maria Segers
Maria Riec
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hig
S.C
Ingten Ie
Sepu Zune
Bob Taylor
Jim Smith
Scheickert
VPI
Uva
Cranwell
Msi
Saorsia
N.C
Morgan St
John Doe
Straughan’'s “Looksellers
N. Main
Wixs
Buffaloes Hand
Action Car
Mercury
Comet
Family Weekly
Holiday Motors
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!