Camp Lejeune Dominates Fort Bragg 50–0 in Fresh Victory
Camp Lejeune roared back from a previous defeat to crush Fort Bragg 50 to 0. Ron Beagle opened scoring on a 19 yard pass from Marshall Newman, Bill Beasley added a five yard TD, Carey Healy added a 25 yard interception return for a score, Jim Click connected for two more second quarter TD passes to Howard George and Ed Walsh, and Ed Walsh later increased the lead in the final period as Fort Bragg mistakes fueled the Marine onslaught.
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Oklahoma Rolls To 40-6 Win Over Kansas State
Oklahoma overcome penalties and fumbles to crush Kansas State 40-6 in Norman. The Sooners, ranked ninth, extended their league unbeaten streak to 65 games with six scorers including two passes and a punt return by Jimmy Carpenter. Kansas State’s Les Krull connected for a 16 yard TD to Ted Price in the fourth quarter as the Wildcats were unable to keep pace.
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Colorado Stuns Nebraska in Big Eight Finish
Colorado overcame three quarters of penalties and fumbles to surge in the fourth with two touchdowns and beat Nebraska 27-16 in Boulder. Howard Cook connected with Boyd Dowler for a late first lead, then Colorado sealed it on a 46 yard scoring drive and Cook’s 11 yard run to cap the win. Harshman sparked Nebraska with a keeper TD and a late 20 yard field goal attempt, but Colorado’s ground attack and defense preserved the upset.
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Harvard Downs Dartmouth in Ivy League Thriller
Harvard defeats Dartmouth 16-6 in Cambridge as Hank Keohane and Chet Boulris spark a late fourth quarter drive after an interception. The Crimson dominate the second half, erasing an 8-0 Dartmouth lead and sealing victory with a 16 yard rush for the go ahead score.
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Purdue Over Irish 29-22 With Third Quarter Surge
Purdue scored three times in seven minutes during the third quarter to build a 29-6 lead and held off a late Notre Dame rally for a 29-22 victory. Notre Dame mounted a 15-point fourth quarter comeback as the rain-soaked crowd of 59,563 watched in South Bend.
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Lonesome Two and Mud Help BC Upset Miami 6-2
In Newton Mass Boston College upset Miami 6-2 as Vinnie Hogan delivered a 48 yard touchdown run after blocking by Leblanc and Flanagan. A BC safety on a bad center pass accounted for Miami’s only points in a muddy slush-filled game.
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Cornell Overpowers Princeton 34 8 in Ivy clash
Cornell, led by quarterback Tom Skypeck from Chicopee Mass, rolled to a 34 8 victory over Princeton in Ithaca. Skypeck scored two touchdowns and threw for a third to John Webster as Cornell seized an early 40 lead and never relinquished control before 23 000 on a drab afternoon.
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Indiana Tops Miami of Ohio In 12-7 Game
Indiana defeats Miami of Ohio 19-7 in Bloomington as Tom Kendrick connects with Ron Miller for a TD and Vic Jones caps the drive with a 61 yard return after a pass interception. Eddie Hill blocks an extra point and Miami leads 7-4 at halftime.
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Yale Edges Colgate In Ivy League
Yale defeated Colgate 14 to 7 in a rain soaked non Ivy contest at New Haven. Rich Winkler scored an 11 yard TD late in the final period to lift Yale from a 7 6 deficit as Tom Singleton added a two point conversion.
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Purdue Slashes Irish In Big Eight Clash As Iowa State Triumphs
In Columbia Missouri, Purdue crushed Notre Dame 26 to 7 after taking a 7-0 lead on a Fichtner punt miscue. Purdue built a 26-7 margin with Laraway and Jarus scoring on runs, Stickles passing for key plays, while Iowa State pulled off a separate 14-6 win in another page of the day’s college football action.
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Owls Upset Texas 34 7 at home in Houston
Rice Owls defeated Texas 34-7 in Houston as Alvin Hartman scored twice and Clair Branch returned a 90 yard interception for a score. Rice improves to 4-2 after the win while Texas suffers its first defeat in six games and undefeated in SWC play at 3-0. The Owls meet Army on November 8.
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Oregon State Beats Washington 14-12 in PCC Showdown
Oregon State College edged Washington 14-12 in Portland to keep USC Rose Bowl hopes alive with a 3-1 PCC mark. Washington forced two fumbles deep in OSU territory but failed to convert both, while OSU relied on long drives to reach the score.
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Iowa Beats Northwestern 26-20 in Homecoming Win
Iowa quarterback Randy Duncan threw three TD passes in a 20-0 start as the Hawkeyes held off Northwestern 26-20 at home. Don Horn’s fourth quarter four yard TD capped Iowa’s march to a 3-0 Big Ten record while Northwestern’s Thornton and Kim Sandwiched TDs battled back for two late scores.
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Villanova Routs Richmond Behind Paczkoskie’s Two TDs
Villanova, rain and mud not slowing them, beat Richmond 14 to 6 as sophomore fullback Billy Paczkoskie scored both Wildcats touchdowns. The Shamokin, Pennsylvania native powered the offense with a 30 yard second period run and a 38 yard dash for the clinching score, lifting Villanova to its fourth win in six games. Richmond drops to 1-5.
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