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Georgia Tech earned a 7 6 Southeastern Conference victory over Auburn. A late two point conversion pass failed, denying Auburn an 8 7 lead after a hard fought defensive game. Tech led 7 0 after a 60 yard drive in the second quarter.
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Alabama Rolls To 34-3 Win
Alabama defeats Tennessee 34-3 in Birmingham before 48 000 fans to end a long rivalry drought. Pat Trammell leads the Tide with a 34-3 score as Bear Bryant earns a rare vulnerability for Tennessee. Ray Abruzzese contributes a 36 yard setup play as part of the victory.
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Auburn versus Tech slips in SEC showdown in tense game
Auburn and Georgia Tech staged a fierce SEC rivalry with Auburn claiming a late win as Billy Lothridge kicked the conversion after a 38 yard burst by Larry Rawson set up the decisive pass to Hunt Burson. Tech battled back with two fumbles by Stan Gann and key interceptions by Bobby Solomon.
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Boston College Beats Villanova 22 to 6 in Newton
Little George Van Cott starred for Boston College as they handed Villanova its first loss, 22 6. Van Cott, at 5 8, played quarterback and left halfback, threw for a TD, set up another, and intercepted twice. Villanova coughed up four fumbles.
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Longhorns Crush Arkansas 33-7 to Stay Handy for SWC Title
Texas rolls over Arkansas 33 to 7 in Fayetteville as the Longhorns post 402 yards offense to 124 for the Razorbacks. Ground game dominates with 11 Texas drives ending in touchdowns, led by a 19 yard Cotten run and four long TD marches. Arkansas scores late on a McKinney to Collier pass but falls short of the third straight SWC crown.
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Kansas blanked Oklahoma 10 to 0 in Norman
Kansas upset Oklahoma 10 to 0 as John Hadl, at times quarterback and half back, connected with Larry Allen for a 30 yard score in the second quarter. Wallace Barnes added a 35 yard field goal in the third, keeping Kansas in the Big Eight race and ending Oklahoma's long domestic dominance.
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Missouri Stifles Iowa State To Streak Unbroken
Missouri smothered Iowa State 13 7 as a rugged defense shut down Dave Hoppmann and kept the Tigers undefeated in Big Eight race. Missouri struck early with a 63 yard touchdown drive and added a late score after a series of passes and a failed kick.
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North Texas State Tops Tulsa In MVC Clash
North Texas State defeated Tulsa 23 12 as top MVC runners Billy Joe Christie Bobby Smith and Arthur Perkins led the scoring and ball control throughout the game in Denton Texas AP report.
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Colgate Upsets Princeton with 15-0 Shutout
Colgate, led by Jim Deegan, defeated Princeton 15-0 to clinch their second league win in two weeks. Deegan scored on a 16 yard run in the second period and added a one yard TD late in the fourth. Attendance was about 12,000 as Colgate halted Princeton's bid.
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Alabama Triumphs Over Tennessee in 1960 Showdown at Legion Field
Alabama dominates with air and ground as Trammell throws 13 of 19 for 156 yards and a touchdown while Tim Davis adds two field goals and conversions. George Shuford hits a 53 yard Tennessee FG to open scoring. A crowded Legion Field fails to open the east upper deck despite a large crowd of 48,000.
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Memphis State crushes Abilene Christian 35 0 in tune up
Memphis State Tigers beat Abilene Christian 35 0 without star quarterback. Halfback Sonny Parsons scored the first touchdown on a 44 yard pass from Charles Alexander and caught a 30 yard pass from Russ Vollmer for another score.
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USC Upsets California 28-14 in Big 5 opener
Sophomore quarterback Pete Beathard started his first game and rushed for a touchdown while passing for two more as USC built a 28-0 lead before Cal scored. Beathard to Bedsole connected on a 46 yard TD, and Bedsole added a 13 yard reception as USC defeated California 28-14 before 38,000 in Berkeley.
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Yale tops Cornell in Ivy League clash in Ithaca
Yale University uses three freshmen backs to clinch a 12 0 victory over Cornell at Schoellkopf Field in front of about 20 000. Randy Egloff opened the scoring with a 17 yard run in the second period and Lynard Hinojosa added a 35 yard scamper late to seal the win. The Big Red managed a 75 yard drive early in the second half but stalled at Yale’s five yard line.
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Citadel Rallies to Edge Furman 9-8 in Charleston Thriller
Citadel defeats Furman 9-8 at Charleston as Bill Whaley directs a 46-yard fourth quarter drive ending with a 11-yard pass to Charlie Brendle. Furman led 8-3 after two quarters, Canty and Pickens connected for a late TD, but Citadel's defense held and Gilgo’s kick was wide. Attendance 14,200.
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