College Football Scores From Various Matchups
U N C and N C State played to a 20 to 6 result while Duke defeated Penny V P 1 32 to 0 Wake Forest suffered a 34 to 0 loss to Army in a mixed slate UCLA beat Kansas 32 to 7 Georgia edged Clemson 14 7 Princeton lost to Rutgers 10 8 and Brown fell to Columbia 18 7 Florida lost to Georgia Tech 13 12 Colgate 19 14 Cornell Tennessee 19 7 Miss State over Iowa 14 7 Michigan State 10 14 WM Washington 16 14 Virginia 27 21 Lehigh Notre Dame 21 0 Texas Dartmouth 27 26 Holy Cross Navy 27 0 William and Mary Penn State 14 12 Illinois 12 Michigan 14 Washington 0 Oklahoma 21 TCU 16 Alabama 12 LSU 0 Northwestern 27 Iowa State 14 Ohio State 28 Indiana 0
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Blue Devils Crush Pennsylvnia 52 to 0 in opener
Duke builds a dominant 52 to 0 victory at Franklin Field over a Penn program debuting under coach Steve Sebo. Aldridge, a 6-foot 197 pounder from North Carolina, sparked a 76 yard scoring drive as Duke’s offense and defense ran through Penn’s lineup including Lutz and Pewter?
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Duke Beats Penn In Final Quarter Rally
Eberdt ignites late for Duke scoring on a 14 yard run and a seven yard score as Penn’s bench sitters show effort. Penn’s offense flashes early but Duke stifles late risks with key penalties and field position.
Kentucky State Rolls to 19-0 Win Over Rams
In Frankfort Kentucky State opened with a quick score on the second play and added two more aerial touchdowns to defeat Winston-Salem Teachers College 19-0 on September 3. The game featured a strong early surge by the winner and a shutout of the Rams.
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Wake Forest beaten 32 to 0 by Virginia Tech in Tobacco Festival game
Virginia Tech backs moved behind fierce blocking to rout Wake Forest 32 0 at Richmonds Tobacco Festival. Howie Wright sparked the Gobblers with two touchdowns and Cranwell added a 64 yard run and a TD as Tech dominated a dejected Deacons.
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Appalachian Rolls Over Western Carolina 27 7
Appalachian maintains a high powered offense and stifling defense to beat Western Carolina 27 to 7 in Asheville. Jim Ollis connected on the scoring drive and Ned Penner provided key passing as Apps push ahead. The Catamountsstall in the first half with only 17 rushing yards and a fourth quarter score by Bill Stanley.
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Wildcats Top Stetson 19–13 In Gridiron Thriller
Davidson's Wildcats race to a 13-0 first half lead and hold on to defeat Stetson 19-13 in Davidson North Carolina. Poole and Smith score early. Singletary and Deane Da produce late Stetson rally while Davidson outgains Stetson 346 to 102 yards.
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North Carolina Rallies to Beat NC State in ACC Clash
Chapel Hill reporters say the Tar Heel offense woke up in the second half to outpace North Carolina State 66 0 in a Labor Day era ACC game. Quarterback Connie Gravitte and fullback Larry Klochak led the improved passing attack and scoring drive as NC State’s defense stymied early, then yielded the decisive points after halftime.
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Bulldogs Triumph Over Clemson in Athens Showdown
Georgia edged Clemson 14 to 7 as Slim Jimmy Harper directed a second quarter drive for a tying score and connected on a 32 yard pass in the fourth quarter to seal the win before 28 000 onlookers. Clemson had taken an early 7 0 lead on Jim Coleman’s wing T drive.
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South Carolina Tops Army Cadets 34 to 20 in opener
South Carolina handed Army a 34 to 20 defeat in the season opener as Brazell and Caskey each scored twice for the Gamecocks. Army sustained turnovers and fumbles on wet footing while Woodlee and Tarver subbed at halfback, with Harold Lewis connecting for a SC score and Brazell adding two more.
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DeMarco Stops Christensen In Sixth Round Welter Battle
In Boston, DeMarco ranked among the welterweights halted Denmark’s Chris Christensen at 2:10 of the sixth round in a scheduled 10 rounder at the Arena. The 22 year old DeMarco, weighing 145, floored Christensen with a sharp overhand right and left hooks after a knockdown in the fifth, then pressed the Dane to end the bout with an eight count and merciless attack.
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Newberry Triumphs Over Catawba 13–8 in Narrow Grid Victory
Newberry edges Catawba 13 to 8 in a tense first quarter battle before about 2,000 fans. Grady Ray runs 7 yards for Newberry's first score, Al Brabham connects on a 20 yard pass for a second touchdown, with Grover Davis anchoring the line. Catawba answers late in the second with Harold Carter finding Baker Hood for a touchdown, but the hosts hold on as both sides threaten in the second half.
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Ko man Leads Tar Heels Past State With TD Runs
Carolina guard Bill Koman, a former center, scored TDs in the final two quarters as UNC built a lead. State countered with a defensive score in the third period but could not sustain offense. A freak interception and a blocked conversion shaped the scoring, with UNC taking a 7 0 halftime edge and leading late. More details on page two.
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Virginia Edges Lehigh 27-21 to Open Comeback Season
In Charlottesville Virginia barely overcame Lehigh 27-21 as a sophomore quarterback led a late fourth quarter surge. Virginia’s defense and a 35 yard run by Clarke helped seal the win after Lehigh mounted a 69 yard drive in the final minutes. Virginia fumbled 10 times but found just enough offense to secure the victory.
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