Gobblers Rally Tops Villanova In Philadelphia
Virginia Tech capitalized on a late center snap to beat Villanova 24 14 in Philadelphia. A fourth down snap over Roehre’s head set up Don Vaught’s one yard plunge and Chuck Stephens added a 21 14 lead with a late field goal.
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Vanderbilt crushes Virginia 33 to 0 in Charlottesville
Vanderbilt dominating defense and big day from Tom Moore propel the Commodores to a 33-0 victory over Virginia. Moore racks up 119 rushing yards and scores twice. Vanderbilt remains undefeated in the series with five straight wins over Virginia since 1953.
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William and Mary Rallies Past George Washington 14 7
William and Mary, aided by two late quarter fumbles recovery, defeats George Washington 14 to 7 in Williamsburg before 5 000 spectators. J C Thaxton broke the 7 7 tie with a four yard run and Bill Farrell recovered a muffed punt setting up the score.
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LSU Tigers Defeat Florida 9 0 on Stifling Defense
LSU shutout Florida 9 0 as Emile Fournet and Bo Strange led a fierce line that denied punts and sparked a second quarter scoring drive. Gaynell Kinchen intercepted, Wendell Harris added his fifth straight field goal, and LSU extended its win streak to 18 with no touchdowns allowed this season.
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Southern Cal Edges Stanford 30-28 in Memorial Coliseum
Southern California remained unbeaten as Stanford Indians challenged the Trojans, trailing 21-12 at halftime. SC defended the comeback with a third quarter touchdown and two more in the fourth to prevail 30-28 before 44,209 fans.
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Davidson Falls To VMI 34 7 In Homecoming Contest
Virginia Military Institute beat Davidson 34 to 7 at Wilson Field in a Southern Conference game. Howard Dyer returned from injury to throw for 185 yards and three touchdowns to Dick Evans, while Don Kern and other VMI players contributed scoring drives. Davidson managed a late third-period TD by Jerry Sheffield but could not match the Keydets.
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Citadel Edges Furman 18 14 To Lead Southern Conference
The Citadel beat Furman 18 to 14 in Charleston before 15,100 fans to seize the top spot in the Southern Conference race. Bob Daughtery opened scoring for the Cadets, Jerry Nettles and Paul Maguire connected for a 37 yard TD, and Furman countered with two Campbell scores and a late pass interception.
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Great Bolo and Hamilton retain Southern Tag Team title
In Lexington at YMCA Gymnasium Larry Hamilton and the Great Bolo defended their Southern Tag Team Championship defeating Reggie Parks and Danno O'Shocker. Hamilton won the first fall with the Crusher, Danno claimed the second with an airplane spin, and Cyclone Anaya defeated Charlie Lay in the co feature.
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Syracuse Rolls Over West Virginia 44-0 in Big Orange rout
Syracuse, ranked sixth, crushed West Virginia 44-0 behind Ernie Davis who rushed 141 yards on nine carries and scored twice. The Orange amassed 589 total yards to 109 for the Mountaineers as Schwedes scored twice and Yates added three conversions and a field goal before 35,000 fans.
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Syracuse Scores Big Win Over West Virginia in Yard Run Highlight
Early in the second quarter Dave Sarette connected with Gerry Skonieczki for a 59 yard gain to the WVU 20. Schwedes scored from the four after a Davis block. Davis used Syracuse's scissors play to outrun WVU defenders for another score.
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