Canada Trails France As Women Am Golf Leaders After Three Rounds
The U S team holds an eight stroke lead with a three day 435 while Canada moves ahead of France to lead challengers after three rounds in the Women s World Amateur Golf Team Championship. Shelley Hamlin shot a 72 and Barbara Boddie 74 for the U S. Marlene Stewart Streit and Liv Forsell led Sweden at 219. France still third at 447 with Catherine Lacoste needing a comeback.
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Wolverines Dominate Minnesota in Little Brown Jug Clash
Michigan crushed Minnesota 49-0 at Ann Arbor as Dick Vidmer connected on two long TD passes to Jack Clancy. The Wolverines’ running backs and staunch defense overwhelmed the Gophers before a 71,000 crowd, delivering Michigan’s first Big Ten win of the season in the historic jug rivalry.
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Auburn Upsets TCU 7 6 in thriller
Auburn trails 6 0 before a 37 yard pass from Larry Blakeney to Freddie Hyatt for a touchdown and a game winning conversion by Jimmy Jones. Hyatt opens after two years as an end and wingback.
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Colgate Defeats Brown 48-7 in Providence
Colgate over Brown 48-7 as Marv Hubbard and Ron Burton led the offense. Hubbard scored twice while Burton added key end runs in the decisive victory in Providence.
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Field Goal Helps Cornelledge Yale In Narrow Victory
Cornell defeated Yale 16-14 as Pete Ky kicked a 20 yard field goal for the lead with 2:15 remaining. Pete Larson returned a kickoff 9 yards for an Ivy record and Begel had a 43 yard field goal for Yale earlier. Bill Abel connected with Ron Gervase on a seven yard pass for Cornell’s first points in the second period.
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UCLA Beats California 28-15 in Pac-8 Showdown
UCLA quarterback Beban dazzled with clever passes and Mel Farr powered the Bruins to a 28-15 victory over California, securing their sixth win in a row. Cal mounted a late rally scoring 15 points but fell short in Berkeley.
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Huskers rally past Colorado for 21 19 victory
Bob Churchich rallied seventh ranked Nebraska to a 21 19 win at Colorado in a Big Eight clash. After trailing 19 7 at halftime Nebraska drove 68 yards in 12 plays for a 2 yard TD rush by Pete Tatmen with 53 seconds left. Churchich finished 20 of 34 for 236 yards.
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Alabama Domination Sends Tide Past Vanderbilt 42 to 6
Alabama, led by swift defense and opportunistic plays, routed Vanderbilt 42 to 6 in Birmingham. Bobby Johns opened with a 40 yard interception return, setting a dominant early tone as penalties blunted Vanderbilt’s efforts and the Tide seized control with a 21-0 first quarter.
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Yellow Jackets Race Past Tulane 35-17
Georgia Tech as sixth ranked beat Tulane 35-17 in Atlanta. Bill Eastman returned an interception for a 9 yard score and Giles Smith added a 40 yard TD after a Tulane turnover. Tech quarterback Kim King left with injuries. Larry Good relieved.
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Alabama Fumbles Lead to May TD Pass to Skupas
Les Kelley fumbled at the Alabama 30 yard line. Three plays later backup quarterback Roger May delivered a four yard touchdown pass to Steve Skupas. The extra point failed.
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Davis leads Auburn pass barrage in crowded attendance game
In a high scoring clash, Davis and Trimble connect on multiple passes including a 40 yard strike and a 14 yard effort. May and Kel contribute with successful kicks as Ala-Chartwood and Ala-Trimble add rushing TDs. Attendance hits 59,000.
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Bulldogs Top Kentucky in Homecoming Victory
Georgia used a dual quarterback attack and strong defense to beat Kentucky 27 15 at Athens. Kirby Moore led with a TD run and a passing TD while Lynn Hughes contributed at quarterback. Kentucky benefited from a late penalty and a blocked field goal but Georgia remained unbeaten in conference play.
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Villanova Routs West Chester 15-0 in late surge
Villanova blanked West Chester 15-0 as the Wildcats sparked in the fourth quarter to overcome an inspired foe in a Saturday game in Villanova Pennsylvania. West Chester played stout defense but could not cross the goal line.
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Ohio State Edges Wisconsin 24 13 in Big Ten clash
Ohio State rallied in the final quarter to defeat Wisconsin 24 to 13 in Columbus. Bo Rein and Bill Long fueled a late surge as Wisconsin fumbled at the Buckeye 19, turning the drive into a decisive scoring march.
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Princeton Drops Penn 30-13 In Ivy Clash
Princeton, with a stout defense, defeated Penn 30-13 in Philadelphia. A fourth quarter TD followed a blocked kick in the end zone and was set up by strong running and passing from key Princeton backs.
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Brigham Young Triumphs 33-6 Over New Mexico
Brigham Young University defeated New Mexico 33 to 6 in Albuquerque. Virgil Carter's quarterbacking and a dominant defensive line led by Sid Frazier powered the Cougars to the Western Athletic Conference win.
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