McElhenny in Thrilling Run Brings USC Victory
In Seattle USC Trojans beat Washington 20 13 as Hige McElhenny returned a punt 100 yards for a fourth quarter score. Rory Bukichim led a five play drive with three passes to Frank Gifford and Scooter Cutri to seal the win. injuries mar Washington as Don Heinrich replacement Sam Mitchell exits.
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Washington
Hige McElhenny
University of Southern California ‘Trojans
Accenentian Amen
Hugh McElhenney
Troy
Jess Hill
Rory Bukichim
Tyard
Jim Wiley
Cannamela
USC
Leon Sellers
Gifford
Jerry Langer
Don Heinrich
Dick Sprague
Trojans
Bul Arprecht
Trojan
Hill Praises Troy Defense After Upset of Washington
Seattle Oct 6 Jess Hill replaced Cravath to restore USC football prominence and led a 20 13 upset of ninth ranked Washington. Odell praised Trojans defense while noting injuries to Sprague and Rudy Bukich connected a key pass in the second quarter. USC showed toughness in a hard rough game with penalties totaling 102 yards.
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Jeff Cravath
Southern California
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Notre Sprague
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California
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Southern
Rudy Bukich
Qden
Cameron Stars In Bruins 44 17 Victory Over Santa Clara
UCLA's Paul Cameron, a 180 pound sophomore from Burbank, passes for four touchdowns and runs for two as the Bruins crush Santa Clara 44 to 17 in the Coliseum. Cameron totals 306 yards as he leads UCLA to its first win of the season, breaking a field with a 120 degree kickoff heat.
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Ret Sanders
Bi Cameron
Pohiog
Bob Water
Joe Sabol
Daly
Stocker
Jacl
Kaplan
Bronco
Don Stalwick
Narjeski
Broncs
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Palo Alto
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Lant
Ogarro
Fariines
Kirby
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Qwen
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Sarat
Feil uaTis—Lawand
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Kroeber
BE. Smith
Jett
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Fischer
Pacs
Flynn
Salsbury
Feldman
Waldman
Raflee
Tekias
Thomas
Moamaw
Stockart
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Erre
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Letk Tatkles
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Bengston
Eagles edge 49ers in upset at Shite Park
Philadelphia Eagles stunned favored San Francisco 49ers 21 to 14 at Shite Park in front of 23,432. Clyde Scott caught two TD passes and Adrian Burk connected on a late single wing fade to Lillywhite for the clinching score as Alvin Mexeila’s Eagles used a mixed attack to overturn the early 7 7 tie and seize the victory.
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Speedy Clyde
Scott
Philadelphia Eagles
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Adrian Burk
Eagles
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COP Rout Oregon 34 6 in Stockton Conference clash
COP overwhelmed Oregon 34 to 6 before 34 000 fans in Stockton. Tommy Edwards and Eddie Macon led a pounding ground attack scoring four touchdowns, with Macon delivering two scores in the second half and Hal Dunham adding a late pass.
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Calif
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Eddie Macon
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Oregon’ Ducks
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Cop
Re Macon
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Hal Dunham
Maglie Sam Clash on Hill in World Series Win
New York October 6 AP Lippy Durocher's Wonder Boys defeated the Yankees 6 to 2 for their second World Series win and first as favorites. Whitey Lockman homered in a five run fifth inning as Vic Raschi struggled. Gene Woodling homered in the ninth, but the Giants held on in a high crowd at the stadium. The fourth game was moved to an afternoon start due to New York state law. The Weather Bureau forecast occasional rain and cooler temperatures.
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Geas
Teunion
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Brooklyn
Walls
Atlanta
Joe Collins
Durocher
Hank Bauer
Lackman
Bobby Thomson
Willie Mays
Willie
Texas A M Downs Oklahoma in 14 7 Upset Victory
Texas A M defeated Oklahoma 14 to 7 at College Station. The Aggies, ranked tenth, used a strong defense and ground game to blunt the Sooners, forcing turnovers and capitalizing on a 82 yard drive for their first TD. Glenn Lippman’s 25 yard run put A M ahead in the second period, with a late drive sealing the win.
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Tidwell
Ray Graves
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John Reddell
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