College grid scores snapshot across the nation
A dense list of scores from college football games shows High Point beating Salisbury 31 to 7 and North Carolina State 7 over NCSU 7. The dense roundup includes numerous matches across the East Midwest Southwest and West with many teams posting varied results and several ties noted.
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Thomasville
Albemarle
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North Davidson
Colorado
Miami
Fla
Syracuse Defeats Nebraska 28 to 6 in Lincoln
Syracuse capitalized on two early pass interceptions to seize control against Nebraska 28 to 6 before 36000 at Lincoln. Walt Sweeney's 49 yard interception return set up a score, Ernie Davis added two TDs, and Pete Brokaw added a 23 yard rushing TD as Syracuse dominated the Cornhuskers.
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Neb
Syracuse
Nebraska
Walt Sweeney
Ernie Davis
Cornhuskers
Dave Sarette
Dennis Claridge
Pete Brokaw
Syracuse Jouga
Syr—Brokaw
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Brokaw
Sarette
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Lelli
Neb—Thornton
Wright Takes Three-Stroke Lead in Las Vegas
Mick ey Wright of San Diego shot 72 for a one over par and extended her lead to seven strokes after three rounds of the LPGA championship in Las Vegas. Shirley Englehorn dropped into a three way tie for second with Betsy Rawls and Louise Suggs after finishing 77 and 71 respectively.
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Nev
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Shirley Englehorn
Miss Wright
Betsy Rawls
Miss Englehorn
Louise Suggs
Miss Rawls
Washington State ground Idaho for first win of season
Washington State halted Idaho with a 34 to 0 victory on Saturday in Pullman. The Huskies controlled the line and stopped Idaho’s aerial game to secure their season’s first win.
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Pullman, Wash
Washington State
Idaho
Mississippi State Dominates Arkansas State 38 0
Mississippi State rolled past Arkansas State 38-0 at State College with reserves contributing the bulk of the offense. The victory showcased depth as backups produced key scores and yardage against the Sun Belt opponent.
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State College
Miss
Mississippi State
Arkansas State
Dunnabach Wins 150 Mile Charlotte Stock Car Race
Wally Dunnabach of East Brunswick New Jersey won the Charlotte Motor Speedway 150 mile stock car race after a misinterpreted pit signal. Cale Yarborough finished third as Sonny Black took second. Dunnabach earned 1600 dollars from the 10300 dollar purse with Black earning 800 and Yarborough 700 for the top spots.
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N.C
Cale Yarborough
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Wally Dunnnabach
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Bill Wimball
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Dick Blackwell
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Bobby Allison
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Fla
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Ed Kieman
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Jack McLaughlin
Woodbury
Carl Tyler
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Bears Rout Guilford 35 To 6 In Carolinas Conference Fuss
Lenoir Rhyne Bears upset Guilford Quakers 35 to 6 as Marcus Midgett opens with a 40 yard kickoff return and Tommy Brown connects on key passes to set up three second half touchdowns. Benny Kennerly and Eddie Haupt contribute on scoring drives as Brown and Kemp also cap the scoring with a 14 yard pass and a 4 yard plunge.
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N. C
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Bears
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Addleton
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Brown
Jerry Frye
Guilford
Richard Kemp
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Kemp
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Dick Angle
Richmond Noses Out Colonials 16 15 in Southern Conf clash
Underdog Richmond rallied from behind on Earl Stoudt's 28 yard run and Mel Rideout's two point pass to beat George Washington 16 15. The Spiders trailed twice by nine before a third quarter safety and a 57 yard, two play drive secured the victory with Brant Vann scoring the decisive 29 yard run.
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Earl Stoudt
Mel Rideout
George Washington
Scrappy Spiders
Brant Vann
Stoudt
Cal Upsets Washington in Big Five Opener
In Berkeley California an underdog Cal Bears toppled defending champion Washington Huskies 21 to 14 as a blocked punt in the final three minutes set up the game winning touchdown. Washington trailed early and rallied but could not overcome the upset bid.
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Rutgers Caps Win Over Bucknell in MAC Battle
Rutgers built a 21-0 lead and held off Bucknell scoring threats to win 21-6 in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. The undefeated Scarlet Knights dominated early with three touchdowns before the Bisons mounted late attempts.
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Aggies Rally To Defeat Maryland State 20-7
The North Carolina A&T Aggies trailed Maryland State College early but responded with a 20-7 homecoming victory in Greensboro on Saturday.
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North Carolina A&t College Aggies
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Stanford Triumphs Over San Jose State in Heat
Stanford stayed on the ground and executed timely plays to beat San Jose State 17 to 6 before 45 000 fans in 90 degree heat Saturday.
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Calif
San Jose State
Utah Tops BYU in Skyline Conference Thriller
Utah scored a third quarter touchdown to take the lead and held on for a 21-20 victory over Brigham Young University. The Cougars, stronger than expected, fought hard but Utah prevailed in Salt Lake City.
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UCLA Beats Vanderbilt 28 to 21 in Torrid Weather
UCLA sophomore halfback Mike Haffner starred in scorching conditions to lift the Bruins to a 28-21 victory over Vanderbilt. The win improves UCLA's record to 9-2 while Vanderbilt's output remains 0-? with the strong performance capped by Haffner's dazzling display.
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Mike Haffner
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Kansas Wins 21-7 in Quadruple Threat Fourth Quarter Rally
Lawrence Kan. Quarterback John Hadl spearheaded Kansas to its first victory with a triple threat offense. The Jayhawks sealed the win over Iowa State 21-7 after a productive final period, while Iowa State struggled to score.
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John Hadl
Kansas
Jayhawkers
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Appalachian Tops Catawba 13-0 in Carolina Conference clash
Appalachian scored 13 points to defeat Catawba 13-0 in Salisbury. The Mountaineers moved to 4-1 overall and 3-1 in conference while Catawba fell to 1-4 overall and 1-3 in the league. Oral Jaynes caught a nine yard TD pass from Eugene Styles and Jim Hayes added a two yard run for the decisive scores.
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Catawba
N.C
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Appa Jaynes
Styles
Chandler
App Hayes
Minnesota Upsets Northwestern 10-3 in Big Ten Football
Evanston report: Minnesota, led by Sandy Stephens, overturns Northwestern with a fourth down 10 inch run and a later plunge for a touchdown. Bill Swingle fumble sets up the Gophers, and Judge Dickson adds the extra point as Minnesota scores 10 unanswered to win 10-3.
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Bobby Bell
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Judge Dickson
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Wisconsin Edges Beavers 23 20 in Tough First Half Finish
Wisconsin dominated the first half with Ron Miller passing and held off Oregon State 23-20 for the win. A general melee marred the finish as both sides brawled after the final play.
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Beavers
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Wis
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Oregon State
Wyoming Cowboys roll past Colorado State 18 7 in Skyline win
In Laramie Wyoming the Cowboys offense struggled for nearly three quarters then sparked to defeat Colorado State University 18 to 7 in Skyline Conference action.
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Wyo
Wyoming Cowboys
Colorado State University
New Mexico Hands Utah State 41 7 Skyline Loss
Tommy Larscheid sparked the Utah State offense as New Mexico routed and defeated Utah State 41 7 in a Skyline Conference football clash Saturday at Logan.
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Oklahoma
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New Mexico
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Logan
Utah
Tommy Larscheid
Western Carolina Edges East Carolina 7 6 In Mud
In Greenville a downpour soaked the field as Western Carolina upset East Carolina 7-6. Lou Bost scored on a 31 yard run on the opening possession and Van Staten added the extra point. ECC tied late on a one yard plunge by Dick Hilgert but failed to convert the kick as Muldrow’s placement was blocked.
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N. C
Lou Bost
van Staten
Western Carolina
East Carolina
West Carolina
Bob Muldrow
WCC
ECC
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Ken Korgan
Staton
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Larry Rudisill
Dan Rouse
Richard Honeycutt
Matthews
Dick Hilgert
Muldrow
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E. Carolina
Staten
Hligert
Sumner Rips Randleman By 25 ToO
Sumner moved into a tie for first in the Central Tar Heel Conference after a 23 0 victory over Randleman. The loss dropped the Tigers from contention with their 2nd defeat of the season. Joe Manning led Sumner’s offense as the left halfback.
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Sumner handles Randleman in conference clash
Manning opened with a 4 yard run for Sumner on a 75 yard drive then added a 68 yard TD in the second quarter. The Falk brothers connected on a 67 yard pass for Sumner’s third score, and Manning capped the game with a 9 yard TD. Sumner improves to 5-1-1, 2-0 in league.
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Sumner
Falk Brothers
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Randleman
Dartmouth blanked Brown on wet day in Hanover
Daredevil Billy King threw two touchdown passes and scored another as Dartmouth remained undefeated with a 31 0 win over winless Brown. Heavy rain drenched the New Hampshire hills during the Ivy League contest in Hanover where the home defense kept Brown off the scoreboard.
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N.H
Billy King
Dartmouth
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New Hampshire
Purdue Defeats Miami Ohio 19-6 in Lafayette
Purdue Boilermakers dominate most of the game in Miami of Ohio territory and secure a 19-6 victory over the MAC opponent in Lafayette Indiana. Miami scores a lone first quarter field goal while Purdue adds two touchdowns and a field goal.
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