Hi Toms Sign Strong Working Pact With Cincinnati Redlegs
High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms secure a prioritized working agreement with the Cincinnati Redlegs. The deal aims to reduce 1955 operating costs and provide partial spring training aid while granting local control and player access. Bill McKechnie and Austin Brown praise the arrangement as the strongest Carolina League pact.
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Jimmy Mitchell
Don Sturkey
Wake Forest and Maryland Battle to 13-13 Tie in Thriller
Wake Forest, the three touchdown underdog, matches Maryland score for score in a 13-13 deadlock at Bowman Gray Stadium. Key moments include a disputed Wake drive near the one-foot line and a late Maryland interception, with Stowers and Parham among the standouts for the Deacons and Horning and Waller contributing for the Terrapins.
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Georgia Triumphs Over North Carolina 21-7 At Kenan Stadium
Georgia's defense shut down UNC in the second half as the Bulldogs converted turnovers into two third and fourth quarter touchdowns. Key plays included a 59 yard drive capped by Bob Clemens and a 28 yard gallop by Charlie Madison, with Howard Kelly adding the final score after a UNC fumble. UNC QB Len Bullock led a 70 yard scoring drive but couldn't sustain momentum, while Georgia quarterback Harper directed the offense with poise and accuracy.
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Aldridge
Bob Pascal
Lutz
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Barger
Nelson
Gutman
Mar
Purdue and Duke Battle to 13-13 Tie in Duffin Stadium
Purdue rally halves to tie Duke 13-13 after a slow start as Len Dawson’s aerial attack is bottled up by Duke’s defense. Bill Murakowski powers the Boilermaker ground game with two rushing TDs and Francie Gutman adds a 24-yard pass to spark the comeback.
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Len Dawson
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Bill Murakowski
Wolfpack Upsets Indians in 26-0 Football Win
North Carolina State's Wolfpack, led by three strong backs and guard Mike Nardone, defeated William and Mary 26-0 before 12,000 at Norfolk. Zubaty scored the first TD from five yards out in the first quarter as Nardone recovered fumbles and set up two touchdowns.
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Indians
Johny Zubaty
George
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Mike Nardone
State beats William and Mary in 1960 grid clash
Zubaty fires a 14 yard touchdown pass to Lodge to cap a 79 yard drive after a 73 yard march by Seehorn. Langston plunges in from a yard, Bagonis adds two extra points as NC State tops William and Mary 60 to 26.
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Monte Seehorn
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al D'Angelo
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Army rolls over Indians 60 to 6 at West Point
Army defeated an Ivy League foe 60-6 as Pete Vann threw three long TD passes and Don Holleder added two. Eight players scored for the Cadets including Holleder, Uebel, Bell, Zeigler, Martland, Cugler, Allen, and Johnson in a dominant victory.
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Willie Mays
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Columbia
Vann
Don Holleder
Art Johnson
Holleder
Pat Uebel
Tommy Bell
Mike Zeigler
Dick Martland
Joe Cugler
Allen
Johnson
Tiger-Cats rout Toronto in pro game on home field
Hamilton defeats Toronto 34-6 in the opening game of their Canadian Thanksgiving weekend doubleheader. Tip Logan converts five times for a 101 straight, Bernie Custis scores twice, with Curtis Kusserow Ray Truant and Logan also finding the end zone. Montreal beat Ottawa 25-11 to stay atop the league.
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College Football Scores From Weekend Matches
A sequence of results includes Washington State 34 over Oregon State 6, Alabama 40 over Tulsa 0, Georgia 21 over North Carolina 7, Ohio State 40 over Illinois 7, South Carolina 27 over Furman 7, Michigan State 21 over Indiana 14, Notre Dame 33 over Pittsburgh 0, Georgia Tech 30 over LSU 20, SMU 25 over Missouri 6, Duke 13 over Purdue 13, Army 60 over Dartmouth 6, Boston College 44 over VMI 0, Navy 25 over Stanford 0, Princeton 13 over Penn, Mississippi State 14 over Tulane 0, West Virginia 13 over George Washington 7, Harvard 13 over Cornell 12, Oklahoma 14 over Texas 7, Oregon 33 over California 27, Penn State 34 over Virginia 7, UCLA 21 over Washington 20, Michigan 14 over Iowa 13, Yale 13 over Columbia 7, Richmond 26 over The Citadel 0, Colgate 26 over Rutgers 14, N C State 26 over William and Mary 0, Arkansas 21 over Baylor 20, Wisconsin 13 over Rice 7.
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