Tech dominates NC State in Good Neighbor Bowl thrashing
Virginia Tech blanked North Carolina State 35 to 6 in Norfolk as Tech’s split-T offense produced four touchdowns including two by Bobby Wolfenden and another by Barry Frazee. Ray England and Jimmy Lugar also contributed as Tech dominated from the opening drives.
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Barry Frazee
Jimmy Lugar
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George Marinkov
VPI
Bobby Conner
Don Divers
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Grazee
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Va. Tech
Trowbridge
Take Lead Cards Top Braves 30 ee ee
Maryland nips Wake Forest 6 0 in ACC clash at Bowman Gray Stadium. Maryland’s lone second period TD came after a 60 yard march. Barnes carried 24 times for 161 yards, Deacons misfired on most passes and threatened late but Maryland held on for the victory.
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Fred Hamilton
David Lee
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Duke Domination Over Virginia 40-7 At SC Stadium
Duke Blue Devils crushed Virginia Cavaliers 40 to 7 in an ACC clash at Scott Stadium Charlottesville. Duke scored in every period behind a strong ground game and three passing touchdowns while Virginia quarterback Reece Whitley suffered a broken wrist early.
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Soph Pryor Milner
Bert Lattimore
Fred Russell
Johnny Long
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College grid scores show wide variance across leagues
A long string of scattered football results lists scores such as Cornell Yale 19 and Connecticut 14, Hawaii a St. Lawrence 7, Florida State 0, North Carolina College 6, Virginia Tech 35, Wisconsin 41, Michigan 42, UCLA 14, and many other mismatched tallies reflecting a chaotic scoreboard across multiple programs and dates.
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Hamline Anderson
Manchester
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Badgers blank Marquette 41 0 in Camp Randall rout
Wisconsin ran five rushing touchdowns and one through the air to throttle Marquette 41 to 0 before 52,000 at Camp Randall. Danny Lewis of Freehold led Wisconsin to its 13th straight win over intra state rival Marquette.
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Arkansas 13 Okla A and M 7 FAR WEST Oregon 2 Idaho 14 Air Force Academy 46 Washington State 33 San Jose Idaho State 39 San Diego NTC.
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It Surprised Me Says State Mentor After Tech Win
Virginia Tech overwhelmed NC State 35 to 6 at Foreman Field as Wolfpack coach Earle Edwards admitted his team played poorly. He praised Tech for hard running, effective pitch-outs, and stifling defense that left NC State unable to mount a comeback. Edwards noted outside rushing and inside tackling issues as factors in the loss.
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Oklahoma Sooners Dominate Tar Heels 36-0 in Norman
Norman Oklahoma September 29 Coach Jim Tatum of North Carolina called Oklahoma the real national champions after their 36 to 0 rout of the Tar Heels. Tatum praised Oklahoma star Tommy McDonald and noted Tar Heel center George Stavnitski suffered a back injury and was hospitalized for precaution.
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Tommy McDonald
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George Stavnitski
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Becker And Witzig Win Lone Texan Wrestle Royal
In Lexington on September 29 George Becker and Jack Witzig captured the top tag team prize with double pin falls over Carl Von Hess and Skull Murphy. The rough feature saw Murphy and Von Hess double body slam Becker before Witzig and Becker finished with straight double body presses. Len Rossi defeated Gino Vagnone with a drop kick and body press in the semifinals, and Ray Wilmer beat Johnny Heidman in the opener with an airplane spin.
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George Becker
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Texas
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Witzig
Len Rossi
Gino Vagnone
Ray Wilmer
Johnny Heidman
Tar Heels Outclassed Sooners Romp, 36-0
Oklahoma routs North Carolina 36-0 in Norman in the season opener. All-America backs Tommy McDonald and Clendon Thomas sparked the offense as the Sooners pile up 44 rushing and 61 passing yards. Wilkinson rotates 61 players as Oklahoma matches a national record by extending its winning streak to 31 games.
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Clendon Thomas
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Baylor Tops Texas Tech in 27 to 0 Win
Doyle Traylor and Del Shofner connected on a 46 yard first quarter pass to give Baylor a 27 to 0 victory over Texas Tech at Baylor Stadium. The Red Raiders muffed two scoring chances as Baylor’s stout defense controlled the game before about 15,000 fans in 95 degree heat.
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