Duke Blue Devils stay unbeaten after beating Ohio State
The Duke Blue Devils remain among the nation’s top teams after a 20 to 14 comeback win over defending champions Ohio State. Maryland coach Jim Tatum praises Frank Tamburello while rumor mills swirl about a Carolina move.
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Australian Davis Cup Stars Reject Pro Contracts
Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad, 20 year old Australian Davis Cup icons, refused $50,000 pro offers from promoter Jack Kramer to stay amateurs. Rosewall will work part time for a milk firm, aiming for about 6600 yearly, and both players insisted on remaining amateurs for at least two more years. Kramer indicated plans to possibly recruit Pancho Gonzales or Frank Sedgman if Rosewall and Hoad do not join.
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Duke Seeks Top 10 After Comeback Win Over Ohio State
Duke rises to near the top 10 after rallying to beat Ohio State 20 14 in a key matchup. Maryland’s Ed Vereb ties ACC records with 18 points in a 25 7 win over North Carolina. Vereb sits near the ACC single season scoring mark as Tide of league play continues with Syracuse next. Wake Forests Bill Barnes scores as Wake Forest stays competitive in ACC action. Clemson and South Carolina idle ahead of the Big Thursday game in Columbia.
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Cone Boots Packers To Tie For Western Lead
Fred Cone, a two year old fullback and placekicker from Clemson, kicked a 26 yard field goal in the final 24 seconds to lift Green Bay to a 30 28 win over the undefeated Los Angeles Rams. The victory put the Packers in a three way tie for first with the Rams and Baltimore Colts. Cone had not been a primary scorer, but his late kick capped a dramatic comeback as Milwaukee hosted the game.
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Pajaczkowski leads Southern scorers as Spiders tie Tech
Richmond fullback Frank Pajaczkowski remains the Southern Conference scoring leader with 36 points after scoring the Spiders lone touchdown in a 7-7 tie with Virginia Tech. West Virginia's Bob Moss trails with 30 points as the Mountaineers win 39-13 over William and Mary. Virginia Tech and other weekend results follow.
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