Terps Triumph Over Duke 21-19 in ACC Showdown
Maryland, led by quarterback Alan Pastrana, rallied from an early Duke lead to defeat the Blue Devils 21-19 at Byrd Stadium. Pastrana threw for key scores and capped the comeback with a nine yard end sweep in the final period, while Duke fought back with a late drive for a touchdown.
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Pastrana
Annapolis
Bill Lovett
Bobby Collins
Terps
Frank Ryan
Todd Orwald
Bob Matheson
Matheson
ACC
Terp
Billy van Heusen
Alan Page
Late TD Clinches Gamecock Victory Over NC State
South Carolina defeats North Carolina State 31 21 at Carter Stadium in Raleigh. Bobby Bryant’s 98 yard punt return set ACC record as Gamecocks rally from deficits. Benny Galloway and Mike Fair led SC with scoring drives while Don De Arment and Jimmy Poole contributed for State.
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Wally Medlin
Ball
N. C. State
Greg Williams
Bill James
Carter Stadium
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Wolfpack
Benny Phillips
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Bobby Bryant
Bryant
Jim Donnan
Benny Galloway
Don DeArment
Jimmy Poole
Football comeback seals win in 31 37 loss notes
The Yardstick and Poole opened with a 7-0 Gamecocks lead. Bill Marrow tied the game with a 32 yard interception return for a TD. Bryant’s big 60 yard punt and a later 98 yard punt return energized North Carolina State. Johnny Gregory caught a 23 yard TD from Fair. NCS totaled 31 37 with key runs and passes as attendance reached 35 200.
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Sechdondan Ve
Garnto
Poole
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Morrow
Deters
Bryant
Fair Poole
Coleman
Barchuk
de Arment
Galloway
Campbell Leads Auburn Past Wake Forest 14 6 in Narrow Win
Substitute quarterback Joe Campbell sparked a key second effort drive to preserve a 14 6 Auburn victory over Wake Forest. The Tigers fumbled and threw interceptions yet survived as Campbell, listed at 6 foot 2 and 200 pounds, provided the decisive surge.
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Joe Campbell
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Deacon
Campbell
Auburn Defeates Wake Forest on Late Scoring Drive
Senior from Pascagoula staged a crucial fourth period run, recovering and pushing for a first down. Auburn quarterback Larry Blakeney returned to throw a seven yard TD to Dwight Hurston, aiding an eight point lead after Blakeney earlier plunged in for six. Wake Forest answered late but a failed two point try kept Auburn ahead as Tom Bryan left with an injury and attendance reached about 15,000.
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Blakeney
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Deacon
Jimmy Arrington
Rick White
Deacons
Jimmy Johnson
Arlington
Tom Bryan
Duke and Maryland Football Game Summary
Duke defeats Maryland with multiple scoring plays including a 17 yard run and several 9 yard runs. Key moments include a Duke-Ryan 17 yard run and a Pastrana 9 yard score with Bramson kicks, Dunaway receiving a Woodall pass, and an attendance of 28 400 at the venue.
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Mary Pastrana
Alabama Topples Clemson 26-0 in rout at Tuscaloosa
Fourth-ranked Alabama demolished Clemson 26-0 in Tuscaloosa. Quarterback Ken Webber sparked the win with strong passing and a versatile ground game as the Crimson Tide overwhelmed the Tigers.
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Tuscaloosa
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Alabama
Clemson
Ken
Alabama Triumphs Over Clemson in Lopsided Clash
In a home game, Alabama with QB Stabler and three signal callers defeated Clemson 33-0. Scoring each quarter, Alabama built a lead as Davis, Martin, and Stabler contributed. Attendance topped 48,000 as Davis kicked field goals and Stabler added a run and late scoring play.
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Tide
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Orioles Rally Behind Blair Homer For 1-0 Win
Wally Bunker tossed a 1-0 shutout over the Los Angeles Dodgers, as Paul Blair hit a 430 foot homer to back Baltimore to a third straight victory. The win puts the Orioles on the cusp of a four game Series sweep with Dave McNally ready for Sunday.
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Dave McNally
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Sandy
Alston
Tulane Tops Virginia 20-6 Behind Duhon Run and Pontius Kicks
Tulane defeats Virginia 20-6 as Bobby Duhon opens with a 45 yard TD run and Uwe Pontius adds two field goals to build a 13-0 lead. Virginia narrows to 13-6 on a late third quarter fumble return but Jim Tahan seals the win with a six yard TD run. Attendance reaches 20,000 at Scott Stadium.
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Associated Press
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Cavalers
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Tyne
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Jim Ahan
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Virginia Cube
Tul
Birds Favorite 13-10 in World Series Game Four
The Baltimore Orioles were listed as 13-10 favorites to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers in game four of the World Series in Reno Nevada. A 40 sweep was at stake, though no Series price was posted and Baltimore was the prohibitive favorite.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore
Tech Tops Tennessee By 6-3 In Tough Defensive Duel
Atlanta AP report: Georgia Tech's Bunky Henry kicked two field goals including a 41 yarder late in the second quarter to break a 3-3 tie and push Tech past Tennessee 6-3. A key pass play set up the winning kick as the Volunteers suffered their first loss after two wins.
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Yellow Jackets
Gary Wright
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Jimmy Glover
Atlanta
Bunky Henry
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