Notre Dame Tops Wisconsin 31 7 in Ara Parseghian Era Opener
Notre Dame, under new coach Ara Parseghian, crushed Wisconsin 31 7 in Madison. John Huarte passed for 217 yards and a pair of scores while Jack Snow caught nine passes for 217 yards to set a Notre Dame single game receiving yardage mark.
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Dartmouth Football Beats New Hampshire 40-0 in Debut
Dartmouth overpowering New Hampshire with four second quarter TDs. Green quarterback Bruce Gottschall started his debut and threw four completions for 25 yards, plus a 73 yard scrambling TD. Bob O'Brien of Northboro was also cited in the effort.
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Northwestern Wins 14-13 In Big Ten Opener
Northwestern edged Indiana 14-13 as Dean Dickie booted the deciding extra point after a tense passing duel. Tom Myers engineered a 74 yard third quarter drive to tie, connecting with Rich Badar on a 28 yard score while Steve Murphy scored Northwestern’s other TD. Indiana led 7-0 on John Ginter’s 30 yard run. Attendance was 30,737.
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Missouri tops Utah 23 6 behind Lane's standout run pass
Missouri quarterback Lane rushed 67 yards for a touchdown passed for another and set up a third as the Tigers defeated Utah 23 6. A 49 yard field goal tied a 42 year school record to seal the win. Rich Bernsen and Dick Groth keyed drives and Utah scored late. Attendance was 45000.
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Syracuse Blasts Jayhawkers 38-6
Syracuse halfback Floyd Little rushed for five touchdowns and gained 159 yards on 16 carries to power a 38-6 win over Kansas. He added 47 receiving yards and 48 kickoff/punt returns, in a standout Archbold Stadium performance.
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Syracuse Dominates Kickoff Return to Beat Kansas
Syracuse pushes to a 28 0 victory after a 77 yard opening drive capped by Jim Nance power run. Syracuse finishes with 305 rushing yards to Kansas 151 while completing 3 of 7 passes for 56 yards. Kansas totals 23 passing yards on 11 attempts.
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Oregon State Tops Colorado 14 7 in Non Conference Clash
Rookie quarterback Paul Brothers connected with Olvin Moreland for two early touchdowns as Oregon State built a 14 0 lead against Colorado and cruised to a 14 7 non conference win. Brothers threw a 7 yard TD pass to Moreland in the opening period.
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Colorado rally caps scoring drive to take lead
In a tense sequence field, Brothers launched a 36 yard pass to More on Co de's four then plunged in from the one for a rushing touchdown. Colorado stiffened on defense then Brothers scored standing up from the one.
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Illinois Squeezes By Californians
Berkeley Calif AP Illinois narrowly defeated California 20 14 as quarterback Fred Custardo engineered a 96 yard scoring drive and scored two more on short runs. Jim Grabowski added an 18 yard TD run while Morton connected on a late pass to Schraub as the California rally fell short before 45 000 at the gun.
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U S Women Dominate Ireland in Lacrosse Exhibition
U S women’s lacrosse crushed Ireland 19 to 1 in Belfast on Saturday, building a 10 to 1 halftime lead. Scorers included Alison Hersey and Jan DeMars with three goals each, plus multiple players from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
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