UNC Tar Heels Roll Past Maryland On Dad Day
Sunny Jim Tatum’s spread offense and a first quarter gift set UNC on the path to a 20 0 halftime lead over Maryland. Dave Reed’s slip pass to Paul Tunetti turned into a 19 yard score as Carolina dominated with 15 first downs and 197 rushing yards while Maryland managed 118 rushing and 134 passing yards.
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46 Colleges Still Unbeaten Untied Showdowns
The Associated Press notes 46 college football teams remain unbeaten and untied, led by Oklahoma Michigan State Georgia Tech Tennessee USC and Baylor with four wins each. Lenoir Rhyne also sits undefeated after five games as Pat McAteer makes his American debut seeking a TV camera after the bout.
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Southern scoring race tightens around Jordan and Tech
Richmond's George Riggs and Virginia Tech's Jimmy Lugar close the gap on VMI star Bobby Jordan in the Southern Conference scoring race. Jordan leads with 49 points after VMI’s 40-14 loss to George Washington. Lugar and Riggs each have 36 points after Tech’s 46-14 win over Richmond, with Lugar also tossing two touchdown passes to Carroll Dale. Davidson’s win over Stetson and other results shape a three-way leaders pack with West Virginia and George Washington.
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Clemson and South Carolina Eye Orange Bowl Bid Big Thursday
Clemson hosts South Carolina in the annual Big Thursday clash with ACC title and a potential Orange Bowl bid on the line. The undefeated Tigers led by Charley Bussey and Joel Wells face a Gamecock lineup led by Mackey Prickett and Alex Hawkins as conference heat builds toward January bowls.
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Tech Poised for SEC Title Run Despite Past Slumps
Tech fans sense the 1954 season could crown the Georgia Tech Engineers Southeastern Conference champions after Tulane and Duke losses for Ole Miss heighten odds. The article notes Mississippi’s recent slips, Tulane’s upset, and Tech’s remaining schedule including Duke and Tennessee, with USC, Notre Dame, and other programs shaping the broader college football picture.
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Sutherine Offers Relief for Hemorrhoid Sufferers
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Betty Dodd Leads Lawton Ladies Meet After Rain Delays
Betty Dodd of San Antonio posted a opening round 74 to lead the Lawton King PGA Tournament at Lawton Municipal Golf Course. Ruthie Jessen was second with 75, while Patty Berg Alice Bauer Joyce Ziske tied for third with 76s, and Marlene Bauer Hagge shared 77 with three others as 21 professionals and nine amateurs began play after rain delayed the event.
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