Wake Forest Edges North Carolina State 17 14 at Riddick Stadium
Wake Forest storms back in the fourth quarter to beat NC State 17 14 at Riddick Stadium. Deacons capitalize on a State fumble and drive 34 yards for the winning touchdown as Norman Snead directs the offense and Joe Bonecutter powers the drive. State led 14 10 late in the game before Wake’s final rally and field goal pattern secures the victory in ACC play.
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Terps Upset Favored Tar Heels 14 7 in College Park
Maryland, a 10 point underdog, stunned North Carolina 14 7 at home as Tom Nugent earned his second win guiding the Terrapins. Dale Betty directed a late drive using a wild spread for the decisive TD after a tight first half, while UNC failed to convert in the second half.
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Army Air Attack Tops Duke 21-7 In Stadium Thriller
Army's Cadets defeated Duke 21-6 before 33 500 fans at Duke Stadium. Joe Caldwell and Bill Carpenter led the air game with 203 yards on 17 of 27 passes and Carpenter catching nine of 13 for 103 yards. Reserve Frank Blanda booted three touchdowns as Army extended its series lead to six straight wins dating to 1935.
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High School and College Grid Scores From Weekend Games
Friday results show Thomasville 6 Statesville 6 and Salisbury 20 High Point 7. Saturday college slate features Wake Forest 17 NC State 14 and many other matches across conferences with notable upsets and close scores.
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Celtics Open Title Defense With Win
The Boston Celtics opened their title defense with a 129 to 125 win against the Cincinnati Royals. Jack Twyman led scorers with 38 points while Russell provided standout hooks and dunks for Boston.
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How Top Ten Did How Top Ten Did
The AP top ten college teams results from Saturday show LSU 9 0 over Kentucky and Texas 13 12 over Arkansas. Northwestern defeated Michigan 20 7 while Georgia Tech edged by Auburn 7 6 and Purdue fell 15 0 to Ohio State. USC beat Washington 22 15 Syracuse shut out Holy Cross 42 6. Iowa lost 25 16 to Wisconsin, and Penn State defeated Boston University 21 12.
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