Tigers win as backups spark Clemson in Wake Forest clash
Clemson earns a tight victory missing injured Hugh Mauldin and Pat Crain as Hal Davis Frank Liberatore and Bob Baldwin carry 13 carries for 87 yards including a 40 yarder. Wake Forest defense stifled by late scoring drive and a trick play for Clemson.
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Devils Victors 35 to 3 in Duke Wake Forest clash
Duke offense erupts in second and fourth quarters to topple Wake Forest 35-3. Frank Howard directs the attack as Duke improves to 3-0-1 in the first half while Wake Forest suffers ACC setback.
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Mike Curtis
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N.C. State
Carter's Two TDs Clincher
Central's Black Bison shut out Salisbury Boyden 13-0 Saturday night as Ken Carter scored both touchdowns to seal the victory.
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Black Bison
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Halfback trio powers late scoring burst at Boyden Stadium
In damp conditions at Boyden Stadium the Bison broke a scoreless game with two second half TDs. Carter gained 33, Wade Sutton 50, and Charles Bowers 44 rushing yards as High Point finally pierced a stiff defense. Coach Hipps praised the improved offense and momentum going forward.
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Ipps
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Maryland Edges Tar Heels 10-9 in Oyster Bowl
Maryland edged North Carolina 10-9 in the Oyster Bowl as Bernardo Bramson kicked a 27 yard field goal and the Terrapins relied on a stout defense. UNC held to 49 rushing yards by Ken Willard and failed a late goal line stand, while Maryland added a safety to seal the win. The game left both ACC teams at 2-3 in conference play.
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Petty Leads Fastest Ever National 400 Entry
Rain washed Charlotte Motor Speedway faces the fastest field in NASCAR history for the $60,000 National 400. Richard Petty will start on the pole with a record 151.101 mph lap and 150.711 mph for four laps. Paul Goldsmith shares front row, Fred Lorenzen and Bobby Isaac start in the second row. A. J. Foyt, winner of 1964 USAC, qualified 17th after rain delayed his session.
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