UCLA Rolls Over 10th-Ranked Tennessee 34 28
UCLA defeats Tennessee 34 28 as Wendell Tyler 82 yard burst and Wally Henry 45 yard reverse put UCLA ahead. Sciarra drives three scoring plays, Brown adds 4 yard TD, and Bruins hold late to preserve 34 28 victory before 33 356 at Los Angeles.
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Roach
Mike Gayles
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Pat Schmidt
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Tenn—Wallace
Lee
Notre Dame Rout Purdue as Bradley Intercepts Twice
Notre Dame blanked Purdue 17-0 in West Lafayette as Luther Bradley, back from a suspension, intercepted two passes and returned one 99 yards for a TD. The Irish outgained Purdue 230 to 66 in rushing and moved to 2-0 while Purdue drops to 0-2.
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Grantz Racks Up Yardage as Duke Falls on Defense
Grantz totted 114 yards on 18 carries and fullback Kevin Long gained 85 yards on 16 attempts for a heavy ground game. Duke receivers and backs struggled as Dave Dusek and Dave Meier led a Duke defense with 14 tackles each, while Williamson led Duke with 49 rushing yards. Quarterback changes saw Bob Corbett start, then Hal Spears, and freshman Mike Dunn finish the drive as Duke tried to move the ball in the final minutes.
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Dave Meier
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Hal Spears
Spears
Alabama Rolls Past Clemson 56-0 in Tuscaloosa
Alabama, ranked 14th, dominated Clemson in a night game at Tuscaloosa. Gus White and Woodrow Lowe anchored a tough defense as the offense piled up 270 yards to Clemson’s 52. The Crimson Tide built a 35-0 halftime lead and never looked back with multiple rushing scores and a blocked punt. Attendance was 58,383.
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Guilford Rolls To Victory Over Emory and Henry
Guilford College rallied from a 14-7 deficit to defeat Emory and Henry 32-14 in Emory, Va. Tailback Reggie Kenan rushed for 175 yards while the Quaker defense stifled the Wasps to 51 total yards. Butch Foley led an 80-yard late third-quarter drive and scored, aiding Guilford’s surge as Billy Whitley and Keith Taylor added two fourth-quarter scores. Guilford visits Elon next.
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Emory and Henry
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Butch Foley
Quakers
Foley
Billy Whitley
Keith Taylor
Dennis Hagland
Elon
Missouri Rallies Past Illinois In nonconference clash
Fifth ranked Missouri overcame a 20-16 deficit entering the fourth quarter to beat unranked Illinois 30-20. Tony Galbreath scored on a late run and Steve Pisarkiewicz connected with Henry Marshall for a 51 yard touchdown as Missouri held off Illinois in Champaign. Illinois had led with two Steger touchdown passes to Sullivan and a 53 yard run by Steger before Missouri surged ahead.
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High Point College tops NC Wesleyan 7 2 in season opener
High Point College opened its 1975 soccer schedule with a 7 2 victory over North Carolina Wesleyan. Sophomores Challenger and Potter and freshman Malone each scored twice while Malone notched his first college goal. Potter added two assists joining Downing and Cairns with one each. Ramsbotham made five saves as High Point moved to 1 0 and set a Tuesday match with NC State in Raleigh.
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Panther
Joe Ramsbotham
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