Georgia Rallies to Beat Vanderbilt 14 13 in Athens
Dick Young, a bench rider turned playmaker, sparked Georgia with two fourth quarter touchdowns and a game winning drive to defeat Vanderbilt 14 to 13. Vanderbilt built a 13 point lead as Charley Horton scored twice and Joe Stephenson caught a 23 yard pass, but Young connected with Cleve Clark and Jimmy Orr before Joe Comfort kicked the winning conversion.
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Athens
Dick Young
Georgia
Bulldogs
Vanderbilt
Young
Commodores
Vandy
Tommy Woodroof
Joe Scales
Scales
Charley Horton
Don Orr
Joe Stephenson
Jimmy Carter
Cleve Clark
Jimmy Orr
Joe Comfort
Horton
Stephenson
Orr
Jaluska
Clark
Cooper
Comfort
Catawba Upsets Newberry 12-6 In Fourth Quarter Standout
Catawba College, from Newberry, turned a fourth quarter blocked punt into a touchdown to upset Newberry 12 to 6 in Newberry South Carolina. Newberry opened scoring in the third period on a 16 yard Brabham run after a 48 yard drive. Catawba answered with two touchdowns, including a 16 yard run by Cherocoi, and a blocked punt setting up the final score.
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S.C
Catawba College
Furman
Danny Brabham
Salisbury
N.C
Dick Smith
Jimmy Haselden
Ralph Yarborough
Blyth Gabriels
Pete Cherocci
Catawba Schasceaae
Newberry Cecceseeo
Catawba
Smith
Cherocei
Brabham
Colgate Edges Dartmouth 21 20 In Wild Fourth Quarter
Colgate defeated Dartmouth 21-20 with all points scored in the fourth. Guy Martin passed accurately and Jack Call caught passes as Call scored three touchdowns and Martin added two extra points before the final gun.
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N.Y
Colgate
Dartmouth
Guy Martin
Jack Call
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Illinois tops Cal 20 to 13 in bruising intersectional
Illinois defeats California 20 to 13 in Berkeley as backs Harry Jefferson Mickey Bates and Abe Woodson dominate yardage but fail to convert in the scoring zone. Lindbeck passes to Rod Hanson for a first-half lead, then seals victory with a late one-yard sneak after a 61-yard drive. California drops to 0-2 with a late rally thwarted by Illini defense.
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Mickey Bates
Abe Woodson
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Big Ten
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Bates
Jefferson
Lindbeck
Rod Hanson
Gus Gianulius
Jerb Jackson
Nick Poppin
Bob Baietto
Dean Renn
Middies squeeze by William and Mary 7 0
Navy edges William and Mary 7 to 0 as quarterback George Welsh hits Jim Barker for a 26 yard first quarter touchdown. Navy outgains Indians 238 rushing to 114 and 65 passing to 8.
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Herb Thompson
Annapolis
George Welsh
Jim Barker
Navy
William and Mary Tolay
Indians
Middies
Middie
Charley Sidwell
W&m
Doug Henley
William and Mary
Welsh
Jim Owen
Barker
Ned Oldham
Oldham
Chet Burchett
Tom Secules
Navy Cescss
William & Mary
Tere Ewes
Wes
UMTS
Sophomore Sabol Stars as Penn State Topples Boston University
University Park, Pa. September 24 Penn State crushes Boston University 35-0 behind sophomore Joe Sabol who scores two touchdowns and delivers an all around standout effort as third string fullback due to injuries to the top two plungers.
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Joe Sabol
Penn State
Boston University
Kansas Ends 17-Game Football Drought With 13-0 Win
Kansas breaks a 17 game drought by defeating Washington State 13-0 before 19 000 fans in Lawrence. A souped up sophomore team scores touchdowns in the second and fourth periods, the Jayhawks last win dating to 1953 against Colorado.
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Kansas
Washington State
Jayhawks
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Clemson Edges Virginia 20 7 In ACC Battle
Clemson Tigers beat Virginia Cavaliers 20 to 7 in Charlottesville. Digger O’Dell scored the go ahead touchdown and led Clemson with 88 rushing yards on 12 carries as the Tigers broke a halftime 7-6 deficit and pulled away with Ankuta’s seven yard TD run and Bussey’s extra point. Virginia’s Hartwell highlighted the Cavaliers offense with a 63 yard sprint to the one, but Bakhtiar struggled in his varsity debut.
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Digger) O'Dell
Newman
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O'Dell
Lee Don King
Neaf Ankuta
Charlie Bussey
Joel Wells
King
Henry Ordan
Herb Hartwell
Ron Jenkins
Fulback
Jim Bakhtiar
Bakhtiar
Abadan
Iran
Wilson Tinsley
Jin Coleman
Coleman
Walt Laraway
Wells
Ankuta
Bussey
Jenkins
Lejeune Marines Rout Ft Lee 40-6 in Home Win
Camp Lejeune notes a decisive 40-6 victory over Fort Lee Virginia as 8 000 fans look on. Bill Roberts scored early from his own 48 and added a six yard run. Fort Lee connected on a 61 yard pass to John Watson to keep hope alive.
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N.C
Camp
Lee Pasley
John Watson
Lejeune
Roberts
Ryan
Bingham
Fred Hughes
Vereb's 17 Yard TD In Second Half Beats UCLA
Maryland defeats UCLA 7 to 0 as Ed Vereb scores on a 17 yard run on a fourth down pitchout early in the third. The Terrapins’ defense holds the top ranked Bruins to minus 21 rushing yards and forces seven Maryland fumbles in a muddy, 46 000 crowd.
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Knox
George Bowen
College Park
Maryland
UCLA
Vereb
Frank Tamburello
Ronnie Knox
Terrapins
Bob Pellegrini
Pellegrini
Bruins
Los Angeles
Texas A&m
Red Sanders
Tamburello
Maryland tops UCLA in defensive stand
In a split offense transition under Jim Tatum Maryland stops UCLA for the first time in 45 games. Vereb scores on a 17 yard run for a touchdown with Laughery converting the extra point securing a 13-12 win over Missouri last week references.
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Fred Hamilton
Vereb
Bob Laughery
Maryland
Missouri
Jim Tatum
UCLA
California
Laughery
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