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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1964
Page
26
In a 14 154 attendance game Clemson beats TCU 7 to 6. Pat Crain scored a one yard TD for TCU after a fumble and Frank Pearce added a 26 yard field goal after a Frog miscue. Tigers drop to 4 6 while Jimmy Bell slowed A&M in the clash.
Benny Bowsher Parsons of Detroit drove a 1964 Ford 139.247 and Dick Freeman of Dayton Ohio a 1963 Pontiac 138.639 in time trials. An accident occurred when the ban at andimog fereman removed a wheel on the second turn. Frank Wilson of Des Moines won a 10 lap consolation race for 16th. A 26 car field qualified.
Ohio State defeated Wisconsin 28 to 3 in Columbus before 84 365 fans. Fullback Willard Sander scored twice for Wisconsin with two one yard plunges in the third period while Ohio State built a 14 0 lead and extended it with a 11 yard TD pass from Tom Kieh Leon and a late field goal.
Illinois defeats UCLA 26-7 as fullback Jim Grabowski rushes 181 yards on 27 carries and scores three times. The Illini offense, guided by Custardo and Trunby, powers a Dad's Day crowd of 68,727 while Dick Butkus anchors the defense.
Oregon State stunned eighth ranked Syracuse 31-13 at Portland as a quick OSU attack erased a 7-0 start by the orange. A pass interception set up a field goal and OSU widened a 24-7 halftime lead, highlighting the Beavers offense in the upset.
Baylor rallied to beat Texas A&M 20 to 16 after an 80 yard drive capped by a Terry Southall sneak with 3:58 left. Baylor stopped A&M on their seven with 24 seconds remaining after a fumble recovery. Roger Mike Marshall threw for a Bears touchdown to Harlan Lane, and Southall connected for the two point conversion. Attendance was 33,000.
Missouri defeated Iowa State 10-0 as Bill Bates kicked a 37 yard field goal to seal the win. Gary Lane connected with Charlie Brown for a touchdown and later guided a 48 yard drive stalled by penalties, preserving Missouri’s 2-1 Big Eight record and 4-2 season mark while Iowa State suffered its fifth straight conference loss.
Oklahoma So ons routed Kansas State 44 to 0 in Norman to move to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in the conference. Kansas State falls to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in Big Eight play. Oklahoma capitalized on a 35 yard drive after a short K State punt and a blocked punt recovery, then Tom Pannell connected with Ben Hart for a 55 yard scoring strike in the second period.
McDonald scored three hand downs and led his Idaho teammates to a 28-13 victory over fumble plagued Washington State University in Moscow.
Maryville overcame Guilford with three key long scoring plays to beat the Quakers 19-17. Earnie Aaderson added a 28 yard field goal for Guilford, while H H Linkenfelten directed two TD passes for the Scots. Williams scored twice for Guilford with a late drive that fell short.
Toledo edges Western Michigan 21 13 after a late roughing penalty negates a field goal. The drive resumes with a first down on the 10 ending in a Toledo touchdown sealing the victory.
Appalachian defensive back Tony Goins preserved a 10 7 victory over Carson-Newman in Jefferson Tennessee. Appalachian scored on a 69 yard drive in eight plays in the first period. Larry Lawling scored from the 2. Bill Saunders added a 20 yard field goal in the third. Carson-Newman rallied with a 70 yard drive and a 20 yard pass from Jim Reeves to David Delazier. Goins intercepted a pass at the goal line in the waning minutes to secure the win.
Yale edge Cornell 23 21 in Ithaca as Chuck Mercein boots his third field goal of the game, a 30 yarder in the fourth period. He scored Yale’s first TD and added two more field goals while Yale’s defense stops a late Cornell drive.
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