Syracuse crushes Cornell 55 0 in rivalry rout
Syracuse University exploded for 37 points in the second quarter to crush Cornell University 55 0 before 25 000 fans. The win, the first loss of the season for Cornell, featured a kickoff return TD by Tom Stephens and a flood of scores from 51 players with Ger Schwedes and Al Gerlick among the scorers.
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Sunny One Disappointed As Carolina Drops South Carolina
Sunny Jim Tatum and UNC fought a tough game at Kenan Stadium, but a late penalty nullified a 23 yard TD and South Carolina edged Carolina 60. Giese criticized 86 yards in penalties as UNC posted its second win of 1958 by a seven point overall margin.
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Baylor Coach Says We Made More Mistakes In Loss
Baylor coach Sam Boyd blamed a comedy of errors after a 12 to 7 defeat by Duke. He cited offside plays fumbles and poor passes while praising Duke for a solid ground game and noting Duke’s “lonesome end” play. Duke coach Bill Murray analyzed the swing formation and suggested the team will be ready for Notre Dame.
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Lejeune Marines Nip Airborne 11
Camp Lejeune Marines defeated Fort Bragg 82nd Airborne 14 to 6, with Ron Beagle scoring a TD and setting up another. Quarterback Marshall Newman, ex UNC, connected with Beagle for a 32 yard score in the third after previously passing to Joe Fowlkes for a score in the second. The Airborne added a late two yard TD run by Jim Minor.
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Columbia Upsets Yale 13-0 in Ivy League clash
Columbia defeated Yale 13-0 as Gene Appel returned a 65 yard interception for a touchdown and Harvey Brookins added a 52 yard punt return score. The Lions ended a 10 game skid and beat Yale for the first time since 1951. Yale suffered a second straight Ivy loss. Dick connected a 16 yard pass to Bob Federspiel for the final score.
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Deacon Mentor Praises Resolution In Wake Forest Win
Wake Forest coach Paul Amen, after a 13-7 victory over rival North Carolina State, credits his team's resolve on goal line stands and strong second unit for the win. He noted two long passes by State and praised Winston Futch’s decisive 59-yard touchdown connection. State coach Earle Edwards criticized the defense but conceded Wake Forest played better and deserved the win.
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Penn State Defeats Marquette 40-8 in Intersectional Clash
In University Park, Penn State rolled over Marquette 40-8. Quarterback Richie Lucas and halfback Bruce Gilmore each scored two touchdowns to lead the Nittany Lions. The game showcased strong PSU offense and solid defense throughout.
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Kansas State Beats Nebraska 23 6 in Big Eight Clash
Ben Grosse scored a early touchdown for Kansas State and the Wildcats defeated Nebraska 23 to 6 before 39,000 in Lincoln. Kansas State improves to 7-3 while Nebraska drops could be noted in standings.
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