State routs Duke 33 7 in Durham for a historic win
North Carolina State overwhelmed Duke 33 7 in Durham marking the Wolfpack’s first victory there in 35 years. DeArment’s 61 yard fourth quarter run broke a stalemate as State defense pressured Duke quarterback Al Woodall and Duke receiver Dunaway. Coach Earl Edwards praised DeArment and Bill Morrow while Duke coach Tom Harp cited flat play and penalties as key factors.
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Texas A&M Upsets Baylor 17-13 in Waco Thriller
Sophomore Edd Hargett sparked Texas A&M with a pass for a TD and a rushing score, while Wendell Housley ran for 127 yards to topple Baylor 17-13. Baylor answered with two third quarter touchdowns but a late Dan Westerfield recovery preserved the Aggies’ lead and momentum in the Southwest Conference race.
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Cowboys edge Kansas 10-7 in Stillwater showdown
In Stillwater Oklahoma State defeated Kansas 10-7 as Craig Kessler kicked a 38 yard field goal in the third period, following Ronnie Johnson's 28 yard run from punt formation. The win moved OSU to 2-1 in the Big Eight and 2-3 overall while Kansas dropped to 0-3 in league play and 2-4 overall.
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B C Rally Seals 22 21 Victory In Newton
Paul DellaVilla scored two touchdowns and the decisive 55 yard reception as BC rallied to edge Newton 22 21. The game featured a late comeback led by the BC offense and a strong effort from the defense to preserve the win.
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Arkansas Routs Wichita State 41 0 Behind Fast Start
Razorbacks score four of first five possessions including two Jon Brittenan to Bruce Maxwell TD passes. David Dickey returns opening kickoff 60 yards as Arkansas builds a 34 0 halftime lead and coast to 41 0 victory. Brittenan throws 7 of 9 for 110 yards in first half. Buffalo slips past Boston College 22 21 in final period.
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College football scores note wide slate across nation
A long list of college football results shows Middlebury Bates 19 over C W Post 12, Ithaca 6 21, Rhode Island 6 over Army 28, Pittsburgh 21, many other games including Drexel 9 Lafayette 25 and Delaware 41 Lehigh 0. Numerous matchups feature teams such as William Penn, Hofstra, Bowdoin, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Alabama A and M, and Florida State with varied scores across the day.
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Edward Waters
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Red Shield Games Set For Nov. 5
A doubleheader football event in Albion Millis Stadium hosts Pee Wee High Point champs vs Burlington champs at 6 p m and a Little League High Point champs vs Johnson City Tenn Pee Wee 9 11 and Little League 12 14 ages. Tickets cost 1 with free prizes. available from several local sponsors.
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Cincinnati Rally Tops Kansas State 28 14 in Dramatic Comeback
Cincinnati quarterback Tony Jackson scored three touchdowns fueling a second half rally from a 14 point deficit to defeat Kansas State 28 14. Kansas State had led 14 0 early in the third quarter and extended its losing streak to 17 games as Clem Turner contributed in the win.
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Wake Forest Edges Tar Heels In Close Homecoming Clash
Wake Forest upset favored North Carolina 3 0 at Kenan Stadium to snap a two game losing streak. Coach Bill Tate praised the goal line defense and noted backs Jimmy Johnson and Ken Erickson sparked the offense while UNC fought gamely with Danny Talbott contributing late.
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