Bison star shines on defense amid season hopes and coaching shifts
The article highlights Cornell Johnson’s strong two way play as a big Bison fullback and top tackler from linebacker, notes Clemson alumni demand Rex Enright’s ouster after a loss, and previews Alabama’s or rather Air Force’s future academy prospects, Braves attendance records, and UNC Duke NC games this weekend with Wake Forest Clemson and Georgia Tech matchups.
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Popson Voted SC Player of the Week at Furman Game
Popson of Furman, leading scorer in the Southern Conference, was named Player of the Week for his performance in last week's 19-7 win over Davidson. He contributed two touchdowns as Furman beat Davidson 19 to 7, with several other nominees listed.
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Army UCLA In Midst Of Hot Streaks
Army leads in total offense at 446 yards per game and ranks second in rushing. UCLA tops scoring at 44.2 points per game and is third in rushing with 318.3 yards per start. Oklahoma is fourth in rushing at 206.2 yards. California has the best pass completion average at 62.8 percent and Alabama and California each have 12 touchdown passes.
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Cassady Top AP Back of Week After Wisconsin Win
Ohio State junior Howard Cassady rushed 59 yards on 7 carries, intercepted a pass for 88 yards and a third quarter TD, helping Ohio State beat Wisconsin 10 7. South Carolina’s Mackie Prickett topped the headlines with 125 yards passing and rushing, guiding a late comeback against Clemson.
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Form Holds In Pinehurst Golf Tourney
The North and South Seniors championship at Pinehurst enters the second round with defending champion O V Russell from Pinehurst and medalist Thomas Robbins of Larchmont among survivors. Robbins beat Ray Jones in extra holes after Jones missed a two foot putt on the 18th and birdied the playoff hole. Jefferson Owens of Hickory defeated Frank English on the 21st hole while R C Elliott beat B F Kraffert Jr. on the second playoff hole. Kraffert was four under par on the 17th but fell back. Douglas Hill of Cincinnati defeated John McCann four and three. Hill was last year’s runnerup.
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