Wake Forest Upsets South Carolina 34 19 on Rainy Night
Wake Forest quarterback Nick Consoles threw two touchdowns and 149 yards as the Demon Deacons defeated South Carolina 34 to 19 in a rain-soaked ACC upset. End runs by Ladner and Whims highlighted a 20 point second half, while SC hampered by interceptions and a safety.
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Miami Upsets Northwestern In 25-14 Win
Evanston Ill September report on Miami of Ohio Redskins shocking Northwestern 25-14 in coach Ara Parseghian debut. A 15 yard unsportsmanlike penalty on Parseghian and an ejection of Miami center Dick Mattern sparked a seven minute spree with three Miami touchdowns.
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Eldridge
All-Army baseball tourney postponed by rain in Belvoir
Rain washed out the all-Army baseball tournament at Fort Belvoir delaying the final four games until tomorrow. The schedule will pit Military District of Washington against 3rd Army and 2nd Army against U S Europe before the winners face off.
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Wake Forest Grabs 19-Point Win After Breaks Turn Tide
Wake Forest defeats South Carolina 25 6 in Winston-Salem as Deacons grab two interception returns for touchdowns. Mike Caskey opened scoring for South Carolina but Dan Ladner and Tommy Whims sealed the game with pick-sixes. A Wake Forest College Day crowd enjoyed the scene with students, band, and majorettes in attendance.
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Duke Pounds NC State 33-7 In ACC Opener At Raleigh
Duke, defending league champions, rout NC State 33-7 in Raleigh as Jurgensen Aldridge and Pascal starring. Duke builds four first half touchdowns amid fumbles and an interception, with Rushton returning a pick 37 yards for another score and Christy plunging for State’s lone TD.
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Doug Knotts
Wolfpack
Dick Christy
Eddie Rushton
Roanoke
Colbert Micklem
Earle Edwards
Christy
Dick Hunter
Tom Katich
N.C. State
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Katich
Rain Delays Third Round Of Sponsors Golf Tourney
Heavy rain at Charles River Country Club halts third round play in the $43,000 Sponsors Golf Tournament. All 36-hole scores wiped, final 36 holes moved to tomorrow, then cut to 18 holes with an extra day for the windup Monday. Julius Boros withdraws. Fred Haas and Claremont lead at 137 after 36 holes.
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Texas
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New Orleans
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Wilkinson: We Were Fortunate After Narrow Sooner Win
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson praised a fortunate 13 to 6 victory over North Carolina at Kenan Stadium. He noted Carolina played well and could win if the teams met again. Carolina’s George Barclay called his Tar Heels a strong club despite the loss, with plenty of fight and potential.
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Tar Heels Surprise With Rugged Battle
Oklahoma's Sooners led by 7-6 in the second half but North Carolina rallied to win 13-6 in the season opener. UNC overcame four fumbles by Oklahoma, turning one into a touchdown, while the Tar Heels controlled the stat sheet in first downs and rushing yards but fell short on passing. Key players included UNC's Bill Koman and Jay O'Neal, and Oklahoma's Jim Harris and Bob Burris.
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David Reed
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Tey
Ed Sutton
Will Frye
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