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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

13 Oct 1963

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1963

Page

13

Football Scores Across Colleges and Pro Teams

A dense roundup lists scores from multiple colleges and pro games. Notable results include Army over Penn State, Harvard defeating Cornell, Princeton routing Penn, and Notre Dame edging Southern California. Pro slate mentions Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Los Angeles, and more with mixed outcomes.

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Associated Free Army Penn State Boston University Holy Cross Boston College Villanova Drexel Lycoming Dartmouth Brown Harvard Cornel Rochester Unicn Yale Columbia Massachusetts Connecticut Princeton Penn Hofstra Bridgerart Colgate Rutgers & Wagner Atoravian Safeware Valley Kings Suckner Chic Westevan Delaware Lafayette North Carolina Maryland Young Onion State Trinity Tufts Imnaca Cortiang Wiliams Aidglebury Springfield Cathy Clarien Edinburg Millersyuig State Atansfield Susquehanna Juniata Shippensburg Lock Haven Swarthmore Franklin and Marshall West Virginia William and Mary Beloit Menmouth Elmhurst Klingis College Rose Poly Concordia Miami Ghia Kent State Missouri Mines Southeast Missouri Missouri Valley St. Mary of Plains Stevens Point Wisconsin-Milwaukee Piatteville River Falls Northwestern Wis Milton Benedict Knoxville College New Mexico State Sacramento State Santa Barbara Colorado Atmes Ft. Lewis Fayetteville Washington & Lee Centre & Auburn Chattanooga Auburn Potomac State Ferrum Frederick Guilford Memphis Southwestern Millsaps Sewanee Austin College Grinnell Lawrence Wheaton Bradley Augustana Lake Forest & Bethany Kan Southwestern Bar British” Columbia State College Kultlawn JV Nichols Washington Oregon State Akron Heidelberg Western Reserve Thiel John Carroll Wayne State Drake State College of Iowa Case Tech Allegheny Michigan Cent Hope Alma Lowa State Kansas Missouri Kensas Carleton Black Hills Dakota Wesleyan St. Cloud Winona & Northwestern Iowa Dans Doane Peru State Tennessee Martin Livingston State Morgan State Maryland State Western Maryland Randolph-Macon Louisiana Tech Southwestern Louisiana Associated Press Cleveland New York Green Bay Minnesota Chicago Los Angele Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit Dallas San Diego Houston Denver Buffalo Kansas City
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Yale Bounces Up Dumps Columbia in Ivy Showdown

Yale upset Columbia 19-7 as Randy Egloff scored two touchdowns and Ed Malmstrom added a conversion. Archie Roberts sparked Columbia with a late rally ending in a four yard run, but Yale's 17 points in the second quarter sealed the game before 28,507 at New Haven.

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New Haven Egloff Brian Rapp Col—Roberts Malstram Yale Mercein Rapp Mercein Roberts
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Tigers Tie Georgia In Rain Delayed 7-7 Duel

Clemson and Georgia battled through a wet day as a 90 yard Clemson drive produced the Tigers lone first half score. Georgia answered with a short TD in the second quarter and the teams settled for a 7-7 tie with about a minute left in the half as the weather dampened play. Attendance was 24,000.

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Clemson Georgia del Booth D.C Tigers Ken Davis McCullough Bill McCol Lough Ial Mamen Joel Darden Ben McCullough Boyd Larry Ted Bunton Sakes Rakestraw Billy Knowles Bob Swift Swift Tommy Ray Jimmy Howard Ge—Rakestraw McCollough Clem—Swift Pearce
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Herd Selected Pro of Year

Bruce Herd, a 25 year pro at Flossmoor Country Club near Chicago, is named PGA Golf Professional of the Year for 1963 by a committee of prominent amateurs. Known as a teacher, club maker, designer, and turf expert, Herd started making clubs in his father's shop near Dover, England, and moved to the United States in 1921 as an assistant to an uncle who was a pro at Chicago's South Shore Country Club.

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Dunedin Fla Bruce Herd Flossmoor Chicago PGA Herd Lou Strong David St. Andrews Scotland Dover England Bruce America South Shore Country Club
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Washington Tops Oregon State 34-7 in Huskies Victory

In Seattle, Washington powered past Oregon State 34 to 7 as quarterback Bill Douglas and a fleet cadre of playmakers sparked a Huskies rally. Al Libke’s 30-yard pass to him set the tone, Steve Bramwell returned a punt for 92 yards, and Tod Hullin connected for two touchdowns including a 46-yard strike to Joe Mancuso. Oregon State avoided the shutout on a late Warren Woodworth option. Attendance reached 53,700.

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Seattle Washington Huskies Beavers Oregon State Bill Douglas al Libke Beaver Charlie Browning Ron Medved Tod Hullin Joe Mancuso Washington Wash—Browning Medved Wash—Bramwell Wash—Winters Douglas Wash—Mancuso Hullin Ore State Woodworth Clark
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Ohio State 3 Pointer Ties Illini in Buckeye Comeback

In Columbus Ohio Dick Van Raaphorst kicked a 41 yard field goal and then a 4 yard boot in the final minutes to tie Illinois 30 20 amid a record 84712 attendance. The game featured multiple scoring drives none lasting more than a few plays with Van Raaphorst adding two field goals and a late game tying score.

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Columbus Ohio Dick van Raaphherst Ohio State Finois Buckeye van Rasphorst Indiana Bucks Dick Butkus Fred Custardo Ilinois Matt Snell Jim Grabowski Bill Spahr Willard Sander Price Plankenhorn Onjio
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Missouri Routs Kansas State 21 11 In Big Eight Opener

Missouri ground out a 21 11 victory over Kansas State before 36 000 in Columbia as sophomore quarterback Jerry Lane sprinted 50 yards for a touchdown and helped set up two more with passes. Lane's left end run capped an 80 yard first drive for the Tigers who dominated play though two field goal attempts were missed.

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Columbia Jerry Lane Missouri Kansas State Tigers Wildcats Colorado Tiger Lane
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Tar Heels rally to topple Terrapins for 3 0 in conference play

Carolina overcame a halftime deficit to beat Maryland 14 7 at Byrd Stadium. Jim Hickey praised the defense with six interceptions and noted controlling the ball and field position as keys. Maryland QB Dick Shiner impressed, while Junior Edge and Bob Lacey explained the decisive scoring play and the late drive.

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Bill Hodges Byrd Stadium College Park Jim Hickey Tar Heels Maryland Terrapins Carolina Jim Hickey Ter Heels Yardate Dick Shiner Shiner Eddie Nesler Maryland Towlhead Salisbury Seb Gary Black Bob Lacey Lacey Irena Halil Black
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Auburn Wins Fourth Straight Over Chattanooga

Auburn's quarterback Jimmy Sidle led the Tigers to a 26-0 victory over Chattanooga, marking their fourth straight win. George Rose contributed with a 73-yard punt return, and Sidle connected on a 21-yard TD pass to Rose before adding a 32-yard run in the third period.

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Auburn Ala Jimmy Sidle Tigers Chattanoooga George Rose Sidle
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