East Carolina Routs Albright in 45-0 Victory
East Carolina Pirates dominated Albright College 45-0 led by Glenn Bass and Sonny Basinger. Bass scored twice including a 90 yard run while Basinger added two scores on a 75 yard punt return and a short run as ECC rolled up 248 rushing and 97 passing yards.
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Husky Pirates
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Glenn Bass
Sonnyer
Albright College of Pennsylvania
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Basinger
Pirate
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Gerald Bricker
Tom Olivo
Garry Chapman
ECC
Pirates
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Zehring
Thacker
Kwiatowski
Matthews
Parker
Lenoir Rhyne Rallies to beat Wofford 15 8 in opener
In Hickory NC Lenoir Rhyne trailed after Wofford stopped a drive at the goal line and Gary Whitlock scored late in the second quarter. The Bears then surged in the second half with a Farmer McClamroch led drive setting up a 15 8 victory aided by a McClamroch Foster touchdown and McCrorie extra point.
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N.C
Lenoir Rhyne
Wofford
Bears
Lenoir
Farmer
Tony McClamroch
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Dick Sage
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MecClamroch
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Hankie McCrorie
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Golden Notes equal world mark in Midwest Handicap
The King Ranch owned gelding Golden Notes, aged six, tied the world record for 60 furlongs by clocking a time to win the $28,400 Midwest Handicap at Hawthorne on Saturday.
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King Ranch
Hawthorne
Huskies Rally To Beat Colorado In Season Opener
Washington used a strong ground game and capitalized on Colorado miscues to win 21 12 in Boulder. Key plays included an onside kick miscue recovered by Washington’s Chuck Allen for a 6 length TD and Gale Weidner returning a 94 yard interception for Colorado. Washington scored on a 19 yard pass to Fleming and showed speed from Carver Gayton Ray Jackson and Fleming.
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Washington
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Huskies
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Carver Gayton
George Fleming
Ray Jackson
Bob Hivner
Fleming
Gale Weidner
Bals
Hivner
Catamounts Roll Over C N 44 0
Western Carolina overwhelmed Carson-Newman 44 0 in Asheville to open the season. The Catamounts, under Dan Robinson, used four quarterbacks led by Bob Cooper as the offense clicked after a scoreless first period before 2,500 fans.
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Dan Robinson
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Bob Cooper
Suggs Has Lead In Atlanta Golf
Louise Suggs shot a 71 to grab a four stroke lead after the third round of the Atlanta Women's Open at Continental Colony Club. Her 215 total tops Beverly Hanson and Mary Lena Faulk, with Janice Phelps leading amateurs after a 231 total.
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D.C
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Ind
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Ala
Margaret Allen
Albany
Logan Unable To Rejoin Team After Foot Infection
Milwaukee Johnny Logan remains hospitalized with an infected foot and has not responded to treatment. He will not rejoin the team this weekend in Philadelphia. Felix Mantilla is expected to continue at Logan's position.
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Guilford Quakers Crush Elon 27-0 in North State clash
Guilford College powering offense and stout defense beat Elon 27-0 before 2,000. Meroney rushed for two scores and added a third touchdown, Elks threw to Holloway for a TD, Maiden led passing with 108 yards.
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N.C
Guilford College
Elon
Quakers
Paul Brutch
Johnny Meroney
Lester Parker
Meroney
Parker
Guilford
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Jim Elks
Elks
Quaker
Bob Holloway
Wayne Henley
Charlie Maiden
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Jim Stutts
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Georgia Tops Alabama 17 to 3 in SEC Opener
Georgia defeats Alabama 17 to 3 as Francis Tarkenton and Gordon Kelly spark two scoring drives with Abdul 40 yard TD run by Bill Godfrey. Tarkenton passes strong, Georgia defense holds late, crowd of 40,000, first opening win since 1954.
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Francis Tarkenton
Gordon Kelly
Bill Godfrey
Georgia
Alabama
Bulldogs
Tarkenton
Kelly
Crimson Tide
Pat Trammell
Marlin Dyess
Fred Singston
Laurien Stapp
Seph Durward Pennington
Tarny
Sky Cupid Win Match In Lexington Wrestling Card
Pancho Lopez and Farmer McGregor defeated Sky Low Low and Fuzzy Cupid in a midget tag team feature with Lopez pinning Low Low after an airplane spin. First fall went to Low Low, second to McGregor. Heavyweight Danny O Shocker and Reggie Parks beat Johnny Heideman and Danny Ferazzo. Bob Boyer beat Jimmy Smith.
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Pancho Lopez
Farmer McGregor
Sky Low Low
Fuzzy Cupid
Lopez
Low Low
McGregor
Cupid
Danny O'Shocker
Reggie Parks
Johnny Heideman
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Bob Boyer
Jimmy Smith
Yogi Berra Receives Gifts And Honor On Day
New York AP Bern Berra, veteran catcher with 13 seasons and 10 pennants, received gifts including furniture a color TV a pool and trips to Italy and Bermuda. A $4000 Yogi Berra Scholarship at Columbia was funded by fans. Berra thanked the Yankees and noted manager Casey Stengel as a top influence. He has key World Series records of 61 games and 61 hits and 303 homers as a catcher.
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Star
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Jim Clevin
Lyn
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