Beavers Top No 2 Purdue In Stifling Upset
Oregon State using a stout defense held No 2 Purdue to 14 points. Mike Haggard nailed three field goals and a conversion as OSU built a 10 7 halftime lead and pulled away 22 14. Jess Lewis and Bill Enyart anchored the defense with key plays that stifled Purdue late. Attendance reached 60 147 at Purdue Stadium.
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Wyoming Defeats Wichita in Intersectional Backdrop Game
Wyoming Cowboys, ranked 10th, beat Wichita State 30 to 7 in Laramie to stay unbeaten at six wins. Wichita surprised homecoming crowd of 18,000 by scoring on the opening play, a 55 yard march capped by Johnny Johnson’s sprint, then Wyoming’s defense clamped down as the game unfolded.
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Army Edges Rutgers 13 3 in West Point clash
Army defeats Rutgers 13 to 3 at West Point as Charlie Jarvis scores twice including a 34 yard TD. End Terry Young breaks the program career receiving record with 1 047 yards surpassing Bill Carpenter. Rutgers misses a field goal and is stymied by Army’s defense in the first half. Attendance 31 000.
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Notre Dame Defeats Illinois 47-7 In Champaign Showdown
Notre Dame blast Illinois 47-7 as Terry Hanratty passes and a bruising ground attack power the victory. Seymour catches two TD passes, Bess returns a 78 yard interception for a score, and Gladieux adds two rushing TDs in front of 71,227 fans.
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UCLA Rallies to Defeat Stanford in Sixth Straight Victory
UCLA, ranked No. 3, rallied from a 7-10 deficit to beat Stanford 21-16 in Pacific Coast Conference action. Gary Beban sparked the comeback, scoring on an 11 yard run and sealing the win with an 80 yard march ending in a 4 yard TD. Stanford answered with a late drive and a Root rushing score but fell short before 47,000 at Stanford Stadium.
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Trojans topple Huskies to stay on Rose Bowl path
USC, ranked No. 1, beat Washington 23-6 in Seattle as O. J. Simpson exploded for an 86-yard TD run. Don Martin added two field goals, including a 23-yard kick, after Washington narrowed to a 7-6 third quarter, sealing the win on a windy, rainy day.
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Cochran Wins North and South Senior Golf Title 1 Up
Bob Cochran of St. Louis defeated Dr. John Mercer of Sarasota 1 up in 20 holes to claim the 16th annual North and South Senior golf championship at Pinehurst. Mercer led early and tied the match after 16 holes, but Cochran sank a final 7 foot par at 20 to win the longest senior match as 55 players competed at Pinehurst No. 2.
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Citadel Drives Past Davidson 28-7 in Conference Win
The Citadel pulled away in the fourth quarter to defeat Davidson 28-7 for its first Southern Conference win of the year. Citadel scored twice in a 20 second span after a 13 yard start and Jim McMillan surge, then Joe Isaacs interception sealed the victory as Poole struggled to move the Wildcats.
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Colorado downs Nebraska 21 16 in Lincoln
Colorado overcomes a 7 7 halftime tie to beat Nebraska 21 16 at Memorial Stadium. A 62 yard run and 76 yard scorer highlighted the Buffaloes victory as Dick Anderson two interceptions set up Colorado scoring drives and Veeder added a long lateral for a key score. Nebraska falls to 3 2 overall and 1 2 in the Big Eight. Attendance 65 766.
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Citadel Triumphs 42 as McMillan Leads 16 Passes to Score
Davidson Citadel game summary shows McMillan connecting on a 16 yard pass for a TD with Gahagan kicking. Day-Poole adds an 8 yard run with Giles extra point. Cit-McMillan runs for 3 and 1 yard touchdowns with Gahagan kicking both. Isaac intercepts for 26 yards and Gahagan adds an extra kick. Attendance reported at 11,100.
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