Duke Ties Purdue In Narrow Football Thiller
Duke and Purdue battle to a 13 13 tie as Duke fights from a 13 0 halftime deficit. Coach Murray laments bad breaks and praises Purdue for a strong line while Purdue coach Holcomb notes a late surge after a rough start. Dawson struggles with 6 completions for 47 yards and two interceptions.
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Mississippi State Downs Tulane in 14 0 SEC Victory
Arthur Davis, a 183 pound halfback, powered Mississippi State to a 14 0 victory over Tulane in New Orleans. Davis orchestrated a 67 yard first quarter drive and a key 10 yard run late in the game to set up State’s second score. Clovis McKissick added both conversions with Jim Woperd Pinge scoring the first TD on a seven yard end sweep.
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Fitzsimmons Finally Wins Futurity
Jim Fitzsimmons, aged 80, finally wins the Futurity at Belmont Park as Belair Stud's Nashua edges Summer Tan by a nose in the 2 year old classic. Eddie Arcaro rides Nashua to a thrilling victory with Royal Coinage third in a field of seven. Nashua earns $24,150 for the win and brings King Ranch to the season’s top earnings, while the overall Futurity purse is reduced to $112,715.
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Harness Horses Headed to Winston-Salem Fair for 50,000 Purse
The Winston-Salem Fair hosts three days of top harness racing with more than 50 thousand dollars in purses. The program features two and three year old trot and pace events, free-for-all stakes, and an overnight race. Expected stars include Warden Hanover Supreme Hanover Paula's Boy and Shining Away among others from Frank Ervin and Del Miller stables.
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Texas Longhorns Finish Seventh Once in Lhwest History
The University of Texas finished seventh in the West Conference, a position not matched since 1937, marking a rare lower finish in the league's history.
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Furman Coach Bill Young Noted as South Amateur Golfer
Bill Young, Furman University football coach, is also recognized as one of the South's finest amateur golfers. He has earned acclaim for his skill on the links while balancing football duties.
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Record for most forward passes completed in a season
Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins set the NFL single season record with 210 completed passes in 1947, establishing a historic benchmark for air attack efficiency and redefining quarterback play in professional football.
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High Point Bison Back in Action Against Salisbury Yellow Jackets
High Point High School Black Bison resume Friday night play in Salisbury after an open date. They welcomed injured players back and sharpened basic skills during practice. A test against the High Point opponent will gauge whether the team improved since a loss to Burlington.
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Bulldogs And Jamestown In Crucial Tilt
Trinity Bulldogs coach Harry Frazier faces Jamestown Flying Tigers led by Larry Klosterman in a big rivals clash at 8 p m Friday for the Big Three title. A Bulldog win secures first place. a Jamestown victory could force a three way tie with Allen Jay.
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West Virginia tops George Washington 13 7 in OT comeback
West Virginia rallied from a scoreless tie to beat George Washington 13 7 in overtime on homecoming day before 20000 at Morgantown. Nichols and Norman spearheaded the scoring drive with Moss finishing the late surge for WVU.
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Iowa State Turrets Past Kansas 33-6 in Big 7 Clash
Ames Iowa October 9 Iowa State rolled to a 33-6 victory over Kansas in a Seven Conference game here The Cyclones sparked a scoring spree seldom matched by their program after Kansas opened with a 64 yard rushing TD by Ralph Moody.
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Navy Triumphs 25-0 Over Stanford Indians in Navel Victory
Navy shocked Stanford 25-0 before 55,000 at their first football meeting. Joe Gattuso led the Midshipmen with a 93 yard total after a third period interception return, as Navy stayed undefeated. Jim Owen and Dick Echard connected on scoring plays, with Dick Guest adding a late TD reception.
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Penn State Tramples Virginia 34 7 Behind Moore and Younker
Penn State rips Virginia 34 7 as Lenny Moore and Ron Younker spark a fast start with long rushing scores. Moore races 35 yards for the opening TD and Younker breaks 80 yards for another, boosting the Nittany Lions to their third straight win while Virginia scratches in a late touchdown.
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Harvard Tops Cornell In Grid Upset
Harvard upset Ivy League champion Cornell 13 to 12 before a 20 000 alumni crowd. Matt Botsford scored two touchdowns including a one yard plunge in the final period. Cornell relied on passing as de Graaf connected with Tom for 38 yards to Meade.
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Sarazen Opens Met Open With Six On First Hole
Gene Sarazen opened the 1954 Metropolitan Open with a six on the first hole of the first round and finished the round with a neat score, marking a surprising start to the event.
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