Harp's Debut Wins for Duke After Early Scare
Duke coach Tom Harp enjoyed a successful debut as Duke defeated West Virginia 34 15 at Duke Stadium. West Virginia led 9 0 early before Duke answered with three second quarter touchdowns and solid defense. Harp praised reserve QB Woodall and linebackers Matheson and Newman while noting room to improve as the season unfolds.
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Kentucky Coach Becomes Prophet After Upset Over North Carolina
Ray Callahan predicted a win by Kentucky with strong defense on Danny Talbott. The Wildcats shut down Carolina for a 10 0 upset, limiting Talbott and benching him early. Coach Charley Bradshaw praised the defense and noted standout play from Lyons Katzenbach Van Note Swart Beadles and Goins. Carolina coach Jim Hickey lamented missed chances and field goal attempts in the defeat.
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Colgate Smothers Boston University 34-0 in opener
Colgate dominating from the start and led by Marv Hubbard and rookie Ron Burton, built a 34-0 victory over Boston University in the season opener for both teams in Hamilton New York.
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Newberry Edges Apps With PAT
Newberry beats Appalachian 15 14 after George Taylor scores twice and a two point conversion. Appalachian quarterback Pat Murphy threw two long TD passes to Bobby Agle but Newberry's running game sealed the win with a late third quarter scoring drive and a conversion from Benji Kirkland to Bobby Carlton.
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Wake Forest Cavaliers clash ends in a share at halftime
Davis and Quayle combined on a 7-6 score with a late first half 37 yard field goal by George. Virginia leads turnover battle with six fumbles and two interceptions while Davis passes for 206 yards and 33 rushing yards as Wake Forest struggles in passing game.
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Holcombe’s late dash seals Lenoir Rhyne win over Wofford
In Spartanburg South Carolina Sam Holcombe sprinted 46 yards for a third period touchdown to lift Lenoir Rhyne 21 20 over Wofford in a seesaw football opener. Wofford fumbled four times Lenoir Rhyne five. Steve Hinkle kicked the winning extra point converting on a single wing attack.
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Warren Whitaker
Wake Forest Falls to Virginia 24-10 on six fumbles
Wake Forest coach Bill Tate called the 24-10 loss at Charlottesville a bad day amid six fumbles the Deacons committed, worse than the six fumbles all of last year and the year before. Virginia's George Blackburn praised his team's defense and Frank Quayle's debut, while Wake's Jim Johnson led rushing with 88 yards.
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New 67 Chevy Pickup Promises Bold Style and Strength
The 1967 Chevy pickup debuts with lower sleeker styling and a tougher ride. It features an all steel box with double wall panels and a one hand operable tailgate latch. Interior updates include color matching cab, padded dashboard, sun visor and enhanced visibility for safer driving.
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