Weekend Grid Scores Highlight Wide Range of Results
Across the nation teams posted varied scores with Thomasville routing Kannapelis 20–0 while North Davidson beat Central Davidson 44–6 and Trinity defeated Randleman 32–0. ACC and SEC matchups showed Clemson and Duke tied 17–7, and Wake Forest shut out N C State 7–0 in a busy Friday slate.
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Indiana Triumphs 33 7 Over Washington State
Indiana University defeated Washington State 33 7 to end an eight game drought. Sophomore Marv Woodson scored two short touchdowns and Woody Moore added two more with a 62 yard run. Washington State took an early lead on Ken Graham’s 38 yard rushing score set up by Melin passing to Campbell and West.
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George
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Ween
Leo Ab
Gophers blank Illini 33 0 in homecoming rout
Minnesota quarterback Sandy Stephens threw four touchdowns and ran for another as the Gophers defeated Illinois 33 to 0 at Champaign. The win caped a strong defensive effort with Illinois held to field position late in the game before a homecoming crowd of 52 247.
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Columbia Triumphs 26 14 Over Harvard In Ivy Clash
Columbia powers 26 14 past Harvard in Cambridge as Tom O Connor and Russ Warren pace three second period touchdowns. Lions control the final quarter to stave off Crimson comeback with 11,000 in attendance.
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O'Connor
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Huskies blank Stanford 13 0 in conference clash
Washington stifled Stanford to win 13 0 in Seattle at the Big Five contest. Two bursts by the Huskies' offense produced all scoring amid multiple fumbles and interceptions as Washington defeated the Indians.
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Terriers Upset Mountaineers 12-6 On Late Lateral
Boston University defeats West Virginia 12 to 6 as George Byrd improvised a fourth down lateral to Jackie Farland for a 30 yard go ahead score in the final period. Farland earlier helped BU answer with a 57 yard Woodeshick run and Charlie Meadows plunge. Attendance 7,100.
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Woodeskirk
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Bu—Farland
Appalachian Rolls To 22-7 Victory Over Carson-Newman
Appalachian with Don Gardiner scoring three touchdowns powers a 22-7 homecoming win over Carson-Newman in Lenoir North Carolina. Gardiner earns Bob Broome Memorial Award for leadership sportsmanship and citizenship.
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N.C
Appalachian
Don Gardiner
Mountaineers
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Jim Duncan
New York Giants
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Bob Broome
Oval Jaynes
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Joe Hightower
Eugene Styles
Jim Reeves
Dan Carter
Chandler
Gardner
James
Styles
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Reeves
Collake
Catawba Defeats Elon 23-8 in Conference Clash
Catawba turned Elon mistakes into points to win 23-8 at Salisbury. Bill McDevitt capped the win with a 35-yard punt return TD and a 21-yard field goal, while Jean Worthington and Ronald Crouse scored for Catawba. Elon’s George Wooten fumbled early, setting up the Indians' first score. Attendance was 2,750.
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Indians
Elon
Christians
George Wooten
Catawba
Jean Worthington
Charles Belcher
Ronald Crouse
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McDevitt
Cat—Crouse
Army Rout Idaho 517 in Michie Stadium rout
Army dominated Idaho 51 7 at Michie Stadium using every rostered player and all scoring methods except field goals. Idaho briefly showed life in the first quarter with a 95 yard kickoff return by Gene Marrow after Dick Eckert opened scoring. Army pulled away with multiple touchdowns and a late interception return.
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Army
Idaho
Michie Stadium
Dick Eckert
Ragsdale Tigers rout West in Central Carolina Conference win
Ragsdale High School Pirates the West cross town 47 to 6 at North Davidson High School Stadium. Quarterback Ken Miller threw four touchdowns and ran for another amid a first quarter barrage by Al Munns Loren Stegenga and Linwood Collins connecting on long scoring plays. The Tigers added two more TDs in the second quarter and another in the third with Wayne Marshall scoring for West Davidson. Cunningham sealed the win with an insurance score in the fourth as Ragsdale dominates West Davidson in homecoming action.
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Final Seconds Bring ECU Past Newberry 13–7
East Carolina edged Newberry 13 to 7 as Richard Honeycutt forced a fumble at the Newberry eight with 53 seconds left and Dan Rouse found Honeycutt for a three yard TD. Newberry's lone score came on a one yard plunge by Bill Hughes.
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Richard Honeycutt
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Honeycutt
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Matthews
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Bears Roll Past Catamounts 24 14 in CC clash
Lenoir Rhyne defeated Western Carolina 24 to 14 to claim its third conference win. Richard Kemp scored twice and O Dell White added a touchdown and a pass as LR built an 18 point lead before WCC rallied late. Lew Best added the final Catamount score with Stayton extra point.
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N.C
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Carolinas
Richard Kemp
O’dell White
Lenoir Rhyne
Kemp
White
Howard Earnhardt
WCC
Ronnie Frye
Ken Morgan
Bears
Lew Best
Slayton
Western Carolina
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Morgan
Stayton
Seminoles Rally To Stun Richmond 13-7
Florida State University Seminoles edged Richmond 13-7 at Tallahassee after a fourth quarter drive. Keith Kinderman rushed for 41 yards and caught two passes for 28 yards. Gene McDowell sealed the win with an interception setting up the decisive sequence. Attendance was 13,600.
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Fla
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Richmond
Florida State
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Mel Rideout
Kinderman
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FSU
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Stoudt
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Messer
Generals blank Phillies 9-0 in Greensboro
Greensboro Generals routed Philadelphia 9-0 to stay unbeaten early in the Eastern Hockey League season. Don Carter scored three goals to pace Greensboro with contributions from Ron Muir Les Lilley Garry Sharp Rene Pepin Ron Spong and Harvey Nash. Jacques Monette stopped 17 shots as Philadelphia fell to 0-2 with 2 825 in attendance.
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N.C
Generals
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Don Carter
Ron Muir
Les Lilley
Garry Sharp
Rene Pepin
Ron Spong
Harvey Nash
Jacques Monette
Hockey and basketball and CFL score roundup from Saturday
National League games Chicago 1 Toronto 1 and Montreal 6 Boston 2 led a busy Saturday. American League Hershey 6 Quebec 1 Rochester 4 Pittsburgh 2 Buffalo 2 Cleveland 0 Springfield 6 Providence 3 Eastern League Greensboro 9 Philadelphia 0 Johnstown 4 New Haven 2 NBA results Philadelphia 132 New York 95 Boston 137 Detroit 102 Syracuse 123 Chicago 103 Canadian Football Toronto 21 Ottawa 7 highlighted a packed sports day.
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