South Carolina pounds Furman 58 to 13 in rout
South Carolina overwhelms Furman 58 to 13, with King Dixon returning the opening kickoff 89 yards and adding an 82 yard kickoff return late in the third. Furman scores came from reserves as SC mixed in fourth stringers and multiple scorers including Hawkins Dixon Bunch and Spears.
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Minnesota routs Northwestern 41 to 6 behind Bill Martin
Minnesota, ranked No. 4, shut out Northwestern 41 6 as sophomore Bill Martin of Chicago starred with two touchdowns and a 32 yard pass score. Cox added a 11 yard run and another score as the Gophers dominated at Evanston in a Big Ten clash.
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Weekend Parkway Drive Through Fancy Gap and Doughton Park
A reader's travel note recalls a short Blue Ridge trip to Fancy Gap and Doughton Park with cool air and vivid autumn color. Snakes, stargazing, and a night near a cemetery platform frame reflections on space, memory, and living together on Earth.
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Pastrano Heads to England for Heavyweight Bout
Willie Pastrano arrived in London to face Dick Richardson at Harringay Stadium on October 22 in what promoter Jack Solomons touted as a white heavyweight title bout. Solomons said he pulled the plan to avoid racial controversy and still aims to pit the winner against Floyd Patterson in London next June with a potential 50 000 pound offer.
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Mississippi State Runs Past Arkansas State 48 to 13
Mississippi State Maroons overwhelmed Arkansas State 48 to 13 in Mississippi College. State built the lead with two touchdowns in the first period and added two more in the second, third, and final periods. The forward wall limited Arkansas State’s offense, despite the absence of regular center Jimmy Lee Dodd.
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Freshman Eleven Features North Carolina Trio
Three North Carolinans start on the freshman eleven. Jim Tapp of Roxboro and Bert Wilder of Grensboro join Claude Gibson of Ashe-Ve in the line up.
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Giants vs Redskins Highlight Week in NFL Preview
The Associated Press outlines Week 3 action with the Colts on a two game trip to Green Bay as Baltimore seeks a breakthrough road mark. Giants face Washington without Don Neuhrich, while Browns host Eagles and Bears clash with 49ers as parity themes loom.
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Alber brothers headline from Pinar Del Rio Cuba on team
State’s soccer squad features three Alber brothers Glenn Derek and Dennis from Pinar Del Rio Cuba. Pitcher Jim Walch and former Wolfpack halfback Dave Meloni also on the team.
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Yale Rips Columbia for Ivy Title Bid Hope
Yale overwhelmed Columbia 19-0 in New Haven as Gene Coker of Albany Texas scored twice in the opening half on a 44 yard return and a 22 yard dash. The win marked Yale second straight over Columbia and boosted the defending champions in the Ivy race.
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