Purdue Drives Past Notre Dame for Easy 28-14 Victory
Purdue, led by Mike Phipps, overwhelmed Notre Dame 28-14 in Lafayette. Phipps connected on key passes and benefited from a stout defensive line as Purdue built a 14-0 lead, then padded it with another scoring drive late in the half. Notre Dame scored twice late but could not overcome Purdue’s offense and pressure, including McKay’s disruption of Theissmann.
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Penn State Routs Colorado In Interplay Victory
Penn State, led by Lydell Mitchell and Franco Harris, rolled to a 27-3 win over Colorado, with Mike Reitz adding a rushing score and aggressive defense holding the Buffaloes scoreless in the first half. Ohio State opened 1969 with a 34-0 win over Texas in Columbus, as Rex Kern directed the attack and Charlie Pittman ran well.
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Indiana Falls To California In A Comeback upset
In Bloomington California quarterback Steve Curtis connected with Ken Adams on a 61 yard TD pass to upset Indiana 17 14. Indiana led 14 0 early as Jade Butcher caught 45 yard and six yard TD passes from John Isenbarger and Harry Gongo but California answered with Ken Wiedemann’s 18 yard interception return and a 20 yard field goal by Wersching to seal the win.
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Mildren Sparks Sooners Past Pittsburgh 37-8
Norman Oklahoma AP mildren, a sophomore quarterback from Abilene Texas, led Oklahoma to a 37 8 win over Pittsburgh. He ran for 196 yards in about three quarters, including a 78 yard third quarter dash, while Steve Owens managed three 1 yard TDs and 104 rushing yards in 23 carries in a game that marked Owens 11th straight 100 yard game.
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Brothers Win Medal In Seniors Golf Championship
Southern Pines brothers John and George Pottie shot a 68 to win the medal in the first round of the Carolina Golf Association Seniors Championship at Oakwood Country Club. They led with 34 34 while Harry Welch and Dale Morey trailed by one stroke after bogeying the 11th hole. Other championship flight pairs for Sunday posted 72s.
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Trott Wins Senior Women's Golf Match at Pinehurst
Mrs. Graham Trott of Raleigh won the second North Carolina Senior Women’s Golf Tournament playoff against Mrs. Mary Emma Massley of Asheville after both finished regulation 34 holes at 268. Trott captured victory on the 20th hole with a par while Massley bogeyed. Leading scores included Mrs. Trott 83-86-160 and multiple top finishers from across the state, with defending champion Mrs. Mildred Clemmer and others aussi listed among strong finishes.
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Razorbacks crush Tulsa in shutout rout
Arkansas, ranked third, dominated Tulsa with a stifling defense and five other scoring plays. Greg Jones scored three times, Bill Burnett added two rushing TDs, and Bill McClard kicked two field goals as the Razorbacks built a big early lead and rolled to victory in Fayetteville. Tulsa managed no touchdowns and yielded multiple turnovers against the packed Arkansas defense.
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