Wisconsin Badgers poised for Rose Bowl bid despite rough Big Ten start
Wisconsin fans state the Badgers have the league’s best squad under coach Ivan Williamson as Illinois and Northwestern games derailed Rose Bowl hopes. Key players Alan Ameche and Gerry Witt powered a 41–0 win over Northwestern while close losses and missed chances in Illinois and Ohio State games clouded the main goal.
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Sooners Advance Wilkinson Record
Columbia Missouri November 10 AP Tony Scardino Missouri freshman 164 pounds completed 23 of 42 passes for 365 yards but Oklahoma won 84 to 20. Sooner dynasty stays unbeaten in Big Seven with 24 straight league wins and fourth conference victory this season.
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Badger Defense Dominates to 16-7 Win Over Penn
Wisconsin’s defensive unit sparked a 16-7 victory over Pennsylvania at Camp Randall. Linebacker Deral Teteak and tackle Bob Leu scored on a fumble recovery and a 39-yard interception return, while Johnny Coatta added conversion points and Pat O'Donshue secured a late backfield score.
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Oil Capitol Wins Butler Handicap at Jamaica Track
Oil Capitol stretched past rivals at Jamaica race track to win the $60,700 Butler Handicap in 1:56 45 for a mile and three sixteenths. Jockey L C Cook rode the winner, with Three Rings runner up and County Delight third as Hall of Fame, the favorite, finished eleventh. Oil Capitol, paired with Seaward in betting, paid $31.40, $15.00 and $8.50, earning $42,600.
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Boston University routs Oregon 35 to 6
Boston University, led by quarterback Harry Agganis, overwhelmed Oregon with a 35 6 victory at Fenway Park. Key drives and scores came from Charley Hanson George Schultz Johnny Kastan and Joe Terrasi as BU built a strong ground and aerial attack. Oregon's lone touchdown came on a kickoff return and Don Sloan scored later for BU with Emmett Williams making a key interception.
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Vols crush Washington and Lee 60 to 14 on rout
Tennessee, top ranked and 17th straight win in sight, rolled past Washington and Lee 60 14 in Knoxville. Lauricella sparked the attack with a 20 yard TD and a 54 yard run, amassing 114 rushing yards before leaving for reserves as Tennessee piled up 513 rushing yards and 93 kickoff return yards.
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Parilli Shatters Passing Marks in Tulane Bowl Victory
Kentucky quarterback Babe Parilli exploded for a 37 0 win over Tulane in New Orleans. He threw 16 passes, completing 11 for 141 yards in the first half, finishing 13 of 18 for 172 yards. Parilli set a three year major college record with 4031 passing yards, surpassing Georgia’s Johnny Rausch. He also threw two TDs to lift his total to 47 TD passes in three seasons.
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SMU Aggies in The Game Ends in 14 14 Tie
COLLEGE STATION Texas Nov 10 Southern Methodist battled back with a sophomore lineup to force a 14 14 tie with Texas A and M in the Southwest Conference race. Jerry Norton a gangling sophomore sparked SMU s two touchdowns while Norton led the Mustangs on the ground in a rare upset bid before a 24500 crowd the smallest SMU has played before in years.
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Buckeyes Beat Pitt 16 14 In Homecoming Grudge
Ohio State defeats Pitt 16 to 14 on three of four scoring chances as Vic Janowicz kicks the decisive 21 yard field goal in the third quarter. Pitt threatens late with two touchdowns but falls short before a home crowd of 34,747 at Pitt Stadium.
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Tulsa Rolls Past Kansas State in Homecoming Thrill
Tulsa crushed Kansas State 42-26 before a 13,296 crowd in Oklahoma. George Carter sparked K States aerial attack with two long scoring passes, while Tulsa surged with Howard Waugh 54 yard rush and Gene Helwig 63 yard run to seal the victory.
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Rutgers Wins at Providence 28 21 Over Brown
Rutgers defeats Brown 28 21 at Providence with two fourth quarter touchdowns. Scarlet Knights rally from a tight game before about 6000 fans.
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Villanova Stages 26 7 Uprising
Villanova College football surged in the second half to beat Detroit 26 to 7 in Philadelphia. Haner a 210 pound full back sparked the rally with a 57 yard run and three touchdowns plus two extra points as Villanova reclaimed the lead and secured their fifth win in six starts.
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Terps Triumph Over Navy 40-21 in Memorial Stadium
Maryland stays undefeated with a 40 to 21 win over Navy as quarterback Jack Scarbath shifts from runner to passer. Scarbath’s third quarter air assault and two fourth quarter scores by Mike Sorrentino fuel a seventh straight victory, while Navy’s punt return and late drives keep the Middies in the game at 14 7 at halftime.
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Drake Bulldogs Triumph Over Wichita in MVC Battle
Drake Bulldogs win 147 to 0 over Wichita University as Johnny Bright sits with a broken jaw. Halfback Joe Revere connects with end Joe McClaran on a seven yard scoring pass after a 72 yard drive. Bright was sidelined earlier after injuring his jaw against Oklahoma A&M.
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Volleyball League Opens Practice Ahead of Nov. 18 Start
Franklin Junior High Gym is chosen for the Recreation Commission mixed volleyball league. Play begins Monday, Nov. 18 with courts open for practice all week. The rules require at least three women on the court at all times. Teams consist of six players with alternates allowed.
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Kansas Triumphs Over Loyola 34-26 in Rough Comeback
In Lawrence Kansas rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Loyola of Los Angeles 34-26. Kansas star Charlie Hoag sparked the comeback with a 32 yard TD run and a pivotal 3 yard scoring dash after intermission. Loyola featured passer Don Klosterman who threw for 180 yards and connected on a late TD.
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Army Slips By Citadel in 42 6 Victory
West Point witnessed Army dominate Citadel 42 to 6 as Fred Myers starred with a rushing TD and a 46 yard pass to Jowell Sisson. Myers fueled six scoring drives with key passes and helped build the early lead on Boy Scout day before a crowd of 28,183.
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Georgia Upsets Favored Florida in Football Thriller
In Jacksonville on November 16, Georgia edged Florida 7-6 as Sam Mrvos kicked the extra point after Zeke Bratkowski connected with Zippy Morocca for a 13-yard second quarter TD. Morocca converted the point for the winning score.
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Tech clinches Orange Bowl bid after Virginia Military win
Georgia Tech remained unbeaten and clinched a 34-7 victory over Virginia Military Institute as Darrell Crawford sparked a precise passing attack. Officials announced Tech had signed for the January 1 Orange Bowl, its fourth bowl appearance, with potential Orange Bowl opponents including Maryland Clemson San Francisco Holy Cross Villanova Texas Texas Christian Baylor and Texas A M.
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Gophers Edge Indiana 16 14 for First Big Ten Win
Minnesota defeats Indiana 16 to 14 in Minneapolis as Paul Giel sparks the offense with a 93 yard opening drive and a 22 yard TD pass to Giel. Don Swanson and Ron Engel contribute as Minnesota secures its first conference win of the season.
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Rice Nudges Arkansas 6-0 in late rally
Huston Texas November 10 Rice edged Arkansas 6 0 as Burkalter's goal line plunge capped a drive after 29 yards in the final two minutes. The Owls overcame a fumbling stretch to seize a key win and stay close to Texas Christian in the championship chase.
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Purdue Upsets Northwestern 35-14 Behind Samuels Passes
Purdue surprises Northwestern 35-14 in Evanston as Dale Samuels throws two long TD passes and Max Schmaling, Phil Klezek star in a strong third period. Purdue climbs toward a share of the Big Ten title, with Michigan State perennially in reach and Minnesota and Indiana left on the schedule. Northwestern grips until late, with Bob Burson connecting for TDs but unable to hold the rally.
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