North Davidson Dominates East Davidson in CCC Clash
North Davidson blitzed East Davidson 28 0 as the Black Knights took control of the Central Carolina Conference lead. East struggled to mount scoring drives while North Davidson extended its flawless conference record. Kenny Wagner connected on targeted passes and Steve Hinkle added reliable kicking.
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Enterprise
Shazam
North Davidson
Lightning Bolts
East Davidson
Golden Eagles
Black Knights
John Doby
Central Carolina
East
Eagles
Central
Ledford
Knights
CCC
West Davidson
Denton
Northwest
Stoneville
Gibsonville
Yanceyville
Yellow Jackets
David Lomax
Eastle
Kenny Wagner
Steve Hinkle
Northeast
Sumner Apar
Souvenue
Shan Beteason
Ty Erence
Flying Tigers
Trinity
Allen Jay
Ragsdale
Day
Tigers
Sagdencere
Davidson
Army Squeaks By BC Eagles 19-13
Army holds off Boston College 19-13 at West Point as Fred Barofsky returns a punt 94 yards for the deciding score. BC surged in the fourth quarter behind Ed Foley’s passing, but Army clinched the win before time ran out. Rollie Stichweh left with an ankle injury and Don Parcells scored in the third period.
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West Point
N.Y
Fred Barofsky
Army
Boston College
Ed Foley
Foley BC
Jim Miller
Jim Whalen
Foley
Rollie Stichweh
Tom Schwartz
Frank Cosentino
Princeton Wins 10-7 in Season Opener Over Rutgers
Princeton defeated Rutgers 10-7 in Princeton New Jersey as two Scarlet mistakes yielded a field goal and a touchdown. The Tigers stopped threats inside the five yard line and withstood a late Rutgers passing attack to take the opening win in the storied series, now 47-8 in Princeton’s favor through 55 games.
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Princeton
N.J
Rutgers
Scarlet
Yardstick Breaks to Fourth and Twelve Spark
Yardstick faces a fourth and 12 when Pete Braun tackles at the BC 38. Barofsky bursts for a first down after Parcell scores, keeping Army in the game.
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Pete Braun
Barofsky
Parcell
Army
Washington Crushes Baylor 35-14 in Husky Victory
Washington dominated Baylor 35-14 as Steve Bramwell returned a kickoff for 67 yards and scored. The Huskies stifled Baylor early with strong defense and built a lead with runs and a kickoff return. Baylor’s scoring came on late passes from R. M. Marshall, but Washington sealed the win with a series of short drives and reliable kicking.
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Seattle
Steve Bramwell
Huskies
Waco
Tex
Baylors
Anddan
Bramwell
Norparther
Wash — Coffe
Norton
Wash — Browning
Baylor
Michigan tops Air Force 24 7 in season opener
Michigan capitalized on an early fumble, stopping Air Force thrice in the first quarter and rolled to a 24-7 victory. Bob Timberlake threw for key gains as Mel Anthony and Jim Detwiler powered the ground attack plus a 26 yard field goal to end the half.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Air Force
Bob Timberlake
Mio
Mel Anthony
Jim Detwiler
Timberlake
Anthony
Detwiller
Wolverines
Timberlakepropels Wolverines past Air Force in tight tilt
Michigan defender recoveries halted Air Force drives after the Falcons moved inside the 20. Rick Volk intercepted a Murphy pass in the end zone late in the first quarter. Timberlake finished the series by scoring from the goal line in seven plays, highlighted by a 34 yard around right end by Carl Ward.
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Gan
Air Force
Michigan
Rick Volk
Murphy
Timberlake
Wolverines
Carl Ward
Pyle to Sit Out First NFL Game Since 1961
Baltimore AP reports Chicago Bears center Mike Pyle will miss a game due to an ankle sprain. Rookie George Burman from Northwestern will start in his place against the Baltimore Colts. Pyle had not missed an offensive play in 43 straight NFL games to open the season.
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Baltimore
Mike Pyle
Chicago Bears
Bears
Baltimore Colts
Pyle
Colts
George Burman
Northwestern
Trenton 200 Season Opener Looms For Today At Speed Way
The third annual Indianapolis type race at Trenton Speedway opens today with pushers challenging front-engine cars. Practice runs begin with time trials at 12 15 p m for 26 cars in the 2 15 p m start. A J Foyt may drive a Sheraton Thompson roadster or a Lotus Ford in pursuit of a fourth straight national crown. In rain, the race will be postponed one week.
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton Speedway
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
Ohio State Stomps SMU Mustangs In Season Opener
Ohio State beat Southern Methodist 27 to 8 in Columbus before 80 737 fans. Willard Sander and Tom Barrington scored for Ohio State while Arnold nte and Doug Drenik halted Mustang drives with plays. Woody Hayes earned his 4th straight over SMU.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
My Eyes
Arnold
Nte
Bob Funk
Bill Spat
Floyd Burke
Doug Drenik
Mustang
Steve Dreffer
Texans
Florida
Don Oe6esinger
Jim Taylor
Buckeyes
Willard Sander
Tom Barrington
Bucks
Woody Hayes
Mustangs
Ohioans
Indonesian Team Forfeits Olympic Test In Yokohama
The Indonesian basketball team did not show for its scheduled game vs Nationalist China, forfeiting and tying the lead in the pre-Olympic tournament with Australia and Mexico at two wins no defeats. Canada defeated Thailand, Mexico beat Cuba, Malaysia, and Australia beat South Korea in other games as officials warned on potential penalties for political boycotts.
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Yokahama
Japan
China
Australia
Mexico
Canada
Thailand
Cuba
Malaysia
South Korea
William Jones
International Basketball Association
Stanford Nips SJS In Hard-Running Win
Stanford overcome San Jose State 10 to 8 at Stanford Stadium as Ray Handley powered the offense. The 198 pound Reno, Nevada junior opened scoring with a 51 yard run and later added a 29 yard rush for the final Indian score.
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Stanford
Calif
Ray Handley
Indians
San Jose ‘State
Handley
Reno
Nev
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