Presbyterian Edges Davidson 14 12 in Homecoming Upset
Presbyterian Blue Hose rally to a 14-12 victory over Davidson in Davidson North Carolina. Jack Harper threw two key passes including a 5 yard TD to Joe Birven and Ted Neely added both conversions. Davidson had led 12-7 after a late third quarter run by Thacker but failed to score in the final quarter. Thacker ran for 159 yards for Davidson while Presbyterian relied on passing from Harper and strong defense, with fumbles ending several Davidson drives.
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Wake Forest Loses Key Game Amidst Conference Struggles
In a turbulent week for North Carolina football, Wake Forest suffers a defeat that deepens doubt about its remaining schedule. Maryland’s rising form threatens an undefeated season as North Carolina, Duke, and Duke State also feature in tight battles. Tennessee continues its strong run, while Georgia’s upset at Athens signals shifting power in the SEC.
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Indians Upset Wake Forest To Spoil Unbeaten Run
William and Mary Indians shock Wake Forest 7-6 on a late game kickoff by L. Q. Hines after a second quarter drive. Dickie Lewis passed to Ed Mioduszewski for the tying TD, and Bob Hornsby and a crucial interception sealed the upset in front of about 18,000 fans. Wake Forest totaled 303 yards while William and Mary ran for 261 as the Deacons’ late conversion try failed.
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Washington Blasts Weak Oregon 63 6
Washington Huskies rout Oregon 63 to 6 in a Pacific Coast Conference football game at Multnomah Stadium before 30,414. The Huskies, smarting from an upset and injuries, rebounded to hand their webfoot rivals their worst defeat.
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Rice Downs Navy 21-14 Behind Drake and Howton’s Catches
Houston notes Rice secured a 21 to 14 victory over Navy on October 13. Dan Drake delivered precise passes while Bill Howton made jaw dropping receptions that fueled the win. The game showcased Rice’s aerial attack and key plays sealing the score in the closing minutes.
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Whirlwind Finish Vanderbilt Upsets Ole Miss 34 20
Quarterback Bill Wade sparked Vanderbilt with four late period touchdowns to erase a 20 0 deficit and defeat Mississippi 34 to 20 in Memphis. Wade connected on a 52 yard TD to Ben Roderick, engineered two more scoring drives, and Roy Duncan added a one yard score as Vanderbilt surged in the final period. Mississippi led 20 0 at halftime before Vanderbilt took control and sealed the comeback with a 68 yard interception return by Bob Farris for a late score.
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Tigers Lose as Pacific Stuns Clem son 21 7 in Stockton
Stockton October 13 Unbeaten College of Pacific unleashed its offense with three third period touchdowns to defeat Clemson 21 to 7 ending the Tigers 16 game winning streak. Clemson scored its lone touchdown in the final 31 seconds.
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Golden Bears Edge Cougars In Pullman Showdown
California's top ranked Bears defeated Washington State 42 to 35 in Pullman. John Olszewski sparked the offense with long gains in the third period while Les Richter anchored the defense. State roared back with two late touchdowns but fell short as a final desperation pass failed.
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