Notre Dame Routs Carolina 28 to 8 in Football Clash
Notre Dame built a 28-0 lead through the third period as George Sefcik and Crotty scored in the first half and a safety and a late TD pushed the margin. Carolina finally scored late, but ND outgained the Tar Heels 223 rushing yards to 60 and dominated with strong special teams and defense.
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Notre Dame
Tar Heels
Sefcik
UNC
Stickles
Skip Clement
Irish
Ratkowski
Wade Smith
Farris
Meyer Smith
Slusser
Carolina
Schroeder
Goldstein
Don Klochak
Mack
Clemson
Wake Forest Tops Tech-Pugh in Late Rally
Wake Forest erased a 20-18 deficit with a 38 yard drive and a final touchdown as Reiley scored from nine yards with 24 seconds left. The Deacons outgained the Gobblers on the ground 253 to 248 and hit 8 of 17 passes for 123 yards while Florida State earlier offered resistance.
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WAKE
Joe Bonecutter
Futch
Bill Skippon
Reiley
Nick Patella
Deacons
Deans
Gobblers
Wake Forest
Deacs
Florida State
Manning
Pattella
Allen
Wayne Wolff
Mike Zeno
Pugh
Tech
Schaffer
Ball
Wake~Reiley
Lavoie sparks South Carolina in 30 point rout of Furman
South Carolina overwhelms Furman 30 to 0 as Phil Lavoie scores 18 points filling in for injured star John Saunders. The Gamecocks execute multiple scoring drives led by Steve Satterfield and a strong ground game while Furman struggles to finish drives.
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Columbia
S. C
Phil Lavoixe
John Saunders
South Carolina
Little Furman
Steve Satterfield
Lavoie
Jack Pitt
Satterfield
Furman
Joe Gomes
Baker
Kuha player insists team ignores critics after Notre Dame loss
Hickey dismisses talk of mental flatness for the Tar Heels, saying they were high as a kite but deflated after Notre Dame’s second touchdown. He compares performance to Clemson opener, notes North Carolina recovered against Clemson, and rates Clemson and Notre Dame as about even.
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Hickey
Notre Dame
Clemson
Indiana
Tigers
Cage Clinic Set By Piedmont Officials Association
The Piedmont Basketball Officials Association will hold a cage clinic today at 7 30 p m at the High Point YMCA. Ken Johnson and Jack Hawks will lead the session and officials hoping to work cage games are urged to attend.
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Piedmont Basketball Officials Association
High Point
Ken Johnson
Jack Hawks
Mississippi Dominates Kentucky 16-0 in SBC Clash
Mississippi used an aerial attack and Kentucky miscues to blank the Wildcats 16-0. Two second half touchdowns secured the win for the Rebels as Kentucky errors paved the way.
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Lexington
Mississippi
Kentucky
Wildcats
Duke Football Battle Highlights Close Losses and Resolve
The Duke Blue Devils ran a heavy end play with double teams to counter Louisville’s defense as Murray praised the effort after a tight defeat. Kentucky failed to mount offense while Mississippi pulled ahead after halftime with Jake Gibbs producing the Rebels’ scoring drives and Omar Khayat adding the final points.
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George Harris
King's Mountain
Duke
Murray
Marvin Musselwhite
Blue Devils
Longhorns blank Maryland 26-0 on fast start
Texas speedsters overwhelmed Maryland 26-0 as Jack Collins broke free for an 86 yard touchdown on the opening play. It marked the Longhorns longest scoring run from scrimmage in 25 years.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Maryland
Jack Collins
Northwestern routs Oklahoma 45 13 in heavy rain
Northwestern with Thorn ton passing and Burton runs overwhelmed Oklahoma 45 to 13 in Evanston. The No 10 Wildcats built a 27 7 halftime lead and held on as Oklahoma struggled with illness and turnovers in a televised Big Ten clash.
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Evanston
Dick Thornton
Ron Burton
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
Bud Wilkinson
Texas
Wilkinson
Sooner
Bobby Boyd
Jim Carpenter
Brewster Hobby
Jim Davis
Burton
Wayne Chamberlain
Jackie Holt
Thornton
Paul Yanke
Purdin
Okla
Holomb
E. Kimbrought
Braselton Sparks Tech Past SMU 16 12 in Atlanta
Georgia Tech quarterback Fred Braselton outgunned SMU star Don Meredith delivering two long scoring drives and a 33 yard run to seal a 16 12 victory before about 44 000 fans. SMU rallied late but could not overcome Tech’s field goal and early touchdowns.
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Fred Braselton
Don Meredith
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist University
Corpus Christi
Jim Powell
Fred Murphy
Brasleton
Starc
Methodists
SMU
Tommy Wells
Tech
Mustangs
Frank Jackson
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Don Altman
Moorman
Ohio State
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John Watkins
Lavoixe
Gamecocks
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Gomes
Bob Farmer
Harvey Shifler
J. Pitt
Caroline
Seeeeare
Mississippi Downs
Jim Houston
Rebels
Jake Gibbs
Larry Grantham
Wildcat
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Khayat
Sopho
Doug Emore Imore
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Fore Tech
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Jackson
Glynn Gregory
Murphy
Jack Moss
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