Chaos of scattered college football scores across venues
A sprawling list shows numerous NCAA football results with teams like Navy, Slippery Rock, Harvard, Cornell, Massacusetts, and Ohio State among many others posting varied scores. The fragmentary OCR mixes places, opponents, and outcomes with unclear punctuation.
Irwin and Kite Lead Texas Open Third Round
Hale Irwin and Tom Kite shared the third round lead at the Texas Open with 199, after Irwin shot 64 and Kite 69 at Oak Hills. George Archer slipped to 203 with a 74, while Carlton White stood alone in second at 200. Miller Barber and Bill Garrett trailed at 204.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hale Irwin
Tom Kite
George Archer
Irwin
Kite
Oak Hills Country Club
Archer
Carlton
White
Miller Barber
Sherman
Bill Garrett
Tech and Cavaliers play to a 14 all tie in Blacksburg
Virginia Tech Gobblers rally in the final 4:13 to force a 14-14 tie with Virginia Cavaliers. David Lamie led a 70 yard drive and two point conversion to knot the score, while Chip Mark started at quarterback for Virginia and connected for a 14 yard TD to Mike Newhall.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
David Lamie
Virginia
Cavaliers
Paul Engle
Tech
Lamie
Roscoe Coles
Kenny Lewis
Chip Mark
Mike Newhall
Billy Harris
Mars Hill Beats Carson-Newman 20-14 in SAC clash
Mars Hill quarterback Mark Dickerson ran for two touchdowns in a 20-14 victory over Carson-Newman. Dickerson scored on 9 yard and 4th quarter runs while General Washington added an 8 yard score for Mars Hill. His rival provided a notable passing performance.
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Jefferson City
Tenn
Mars Hill
Mark Dickerson
Carson-Newman
Dickerson
General Washington
Newsome scores three as WSSU tops Fayetteville State 40-18
Winston-Salem State rolled to a 40-18 CIAA victory over Fayetteville State as running back Timmy Newsome scampered for three first half touchdowns and ran 17 times for 10 yards. Quarterback Kermit Blount threw a TD and scored on a 12 yard run to fuel the Rams undefeated league mark at 7-0 while Fayetteville State fell to 4-2.
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Fayetteville
Timmy Newsome
Winston-Salem State
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Fayetteville St
Newsome
Ards
Kermit Blount
Rams
CIAA
Fayetteville State
East Carolina Cruises past Richmond in 35-14 win
East Carolina, led by quarterback Jimmy Southerland, built a 28-7 halftime lead and pulled away for a 35-14 victory over Richmond. Key plays included a 49 yard run by Southerland, a 94 yard kickoff return by Demetri Kornegay, a 59 yard run by Theodore Sutton, a 1 yard pass to Terry Gallaher, an 80 yard punt return by Gerald Hall, and a 60 yard touchdown by Leander Green.
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Greenville
Jimmy Southerland
East Carolina
Pirates
Richmond
Demetri Kornegay
Kornegay
Eddie Hicks
Theodore Sutton
Southerland
Terry Gallaher
Gerald Hall
Leander Green
Gardner-Webb tops Catawba in SAC clash for 27 20 win
Obbie Todd rushed for 136 yards on 20 carries and scored two touchdowns to spark Gardner-Webb, ranked 18th in NAIA, to a 27 20 victory over Catawba. The Bulldogs set a school rushing record with 406 yards rushing as they improved to 3 1 in conference play. Po Rogers opened scoring with a 53 yard TD early in the first period.
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Salisbury
Obbie Todd
Gardner-Webb
Catawba
Bulldogs
Po Rogers
Aggies Dominate UMES In 49-0 MEAC Football Win
Greensboro NC AP North Carolina A&T raced to 21 first quarter points and blanked Maryland Eastern Shore 49-0 in MEAC play. Quarterback Ellsworth Turner threw four touchdown passes and totaled 181 passing yards to lead the victory. Allen Thomas and Bill Joyner each scored twice, on both passing and rushing plays.
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Greensboro
North Carolina A&t
Maryland- Eastern Shore
Ellsworth Turner
Allen Thomas
Bill Joyner
Davidson Downs Guilford 31-0 in Home Win
Davidson rolled to a 31-0 victory over Guilford on Saturday. Wally scored twice on 9 and 11 yard runs, with Wally Pylesadding a 53 yard breakout for another TD. Bob McCarthy added a 5 yard quarterback score as Davidson improved to 4-2, its best since 1972 while Guilford dropped to 2-4.
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Greve.ry
Gene Mass
Maritin McCaton
Hee
Navy
Ochester
Wagner
Slippery Rock
California
Stony Brook
Manhattan
Wesleyan
Worcester Tech
Westmastr
Parestburg Starmherst
Bates
Boston Col
W. Virginia
Boston U
Holy Cross
Brown
Cornel U. A
Bucknell
W. Chester
Stroudsburne
Mona St
Hamilton
Harvard
Savant
Susquehanna
Abithace
Brockport St
Rochester Tech
Colgate
Princeton
Lycoming
Juniata
Maine
Connecticut
Maine Maritime
Nichols
Middlebury
Trinity, Conn
Millersville St
Bloomsburg
Muhrenberg
Ursinus
New Hampshire
Cent
Mitem Pi Wines
Columbia
South Florida
A&m
Morris Brown
Furman
Marshall
Hampton Inst
Norfolk St
Howard U
Virginia St
Carson
Salisbury St
Kentucky St
W. Virginia St
Mississippi
Carolina
Randolph Macon
Emory & Henry
Brdgwater
Liberty Baptist
Jaly
Auburn
Ind
Wake Forest
Vira Nie
A Tech
Citadel
Albany, Ga
Shaw Geerpetenrh
Peer Fs
Malabera
An Grambling
Xalssiesioa
Knoxville
Clark
Winene
Bethel
Minn
Kate Tyn
Buena Vista
Carthia“ Center
Cornell
Lowe
Sprigten
Adolphus
St. Thomas Cope
Owa Wesiyn
Midland
Hastings
Naathheal & Wis
Whitewater
Ripon
Valparaiso Et DePauw
Wabash
Ympson
Platteville
Stevens
Oshkosh
Stout
Eau Claire
Heidel
Carnegie-Mellon
John Carroll
Dayton
Louisville
Marietta
Denison
Miami
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bethany
Kan
St.ory
Fort
St. Okla
Baker
Ball
Texas
Nan Ae
Arizona St
Air Force
Brigham Young
Colorado St
Cal Lutheran
Laverne
Oregon
Cent. Washington
Resno
Pacific U
Sanite Cine
Miller Berber Er
Oi Rae
Grier Jones
Dent Pat Fitzsimons
Gil Ort
Artie NcNichie
Joe Porter
Dwight Nevil Allin
Rik Jack Bill Kratzert
Rod Funseth
Tony Cerde
Forrest Ferler
Congressional
Maaco Supreme
Camann ST
Crown Pe
VPI
Cavs
ECU
Orlandus Branch
Merrs
Merris
Henderson
Lewis
Lorne
Fumbierost
Mars Hill Rolls
VISA
Collier Ellis
A&t
N. Main ST
Davidson
Guilford
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dacron
Jack Nicklaus
Wrights
N. Main
High Point