Longhorns Fall to Tar Heels in Chapel Hill Showdown
Texas entered the North Carolina clash as a power offense but was outmatched by a blistering Tar Heel attack. The host surged to a decisive 34 to 7 win as UNC demonstrated a disciplined, team-driven game plan that overwhelmed Texas at Kenan Stadium before 43,000 spectators.
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Gridiron Notes From Around The Nation
The Enterprise reports on Texas blocking strengths and line struggles as Texas A and M, Notre Dame over Purdue by one point, Catawba upset by Virginia Military, Duke and N C State fighting to a scoreless tie, Army overpowering Villanova 28 0 at Michie Stadium, and William and Mary beating Davidson 14 6 in Southern Conference play.
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Lenoir Rhyne Beats ECTC In North State Conference Game
Lenoir Rhyne Bears forged a strong second half to defeat East Carolina Teachers College 26 to 6 in Hickory. Haywood Martin scored twice as Lenoir Rhyne built the lead with a 49 yard first quarter drive and added two more touchdowns after intermission.
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UNC Heels stun Texas 34 7 in dramatic Chapel Hill upset
At Kenan Stadium the North Carolina Tar Heels overwhelmed Texas Longhorns 34 to 7. Led by Charlie Justice and a fast offense, UNC opened with 21 points in the first quarter and added two more touchdowns late to seal the upset before 43 500 fans. Texas passing ace Paul Campbell struggled as Carolina showcased its vengeance for last year.
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Cavaliers Forced 14 14 Tie With Miami Ohio
In Charlottesville Virginia on September 25 the Miami of Ohio football team held Virginia to a 14 14 draw in a hard fought clash that stayed in doubt until the final seconds despite Cavaliers being favored.
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Football Results From Various Colleges and Teams
A collage of college football scores lists Notre Dame 28 over Georgia Tech 13 and Oklahoma A M 14 over George Washington 0. Other results include Purdue 27 Vanderbilt 0, Alabama 14 Tennessee 6, West Virginia 34 West Virginia University 34, and multiple regional matchups across the East and South with scores ranging from close to blowouts.
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Tingley Leads Elon To 13 7 Victory Over A C C
Elon College defeats Atlantic Christian 13 to 7 in a North State Conference game led by freshman wingback Frank Tingley from Thomasville. Tingley scored Elon’s first points and later sped 20 yards for a key first down as the Christians rallied from a 7-0 deficit.
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