Tulsa Triumphs Over Tulsa Red Raiders 18 to 7 at Tech Stadium
Golden Hurricane of Tulsa defeats Texas Tech 18 to 7 before 9,000 fans as Schlinkman scores Tech's lone TD and Wilson rushes for 111 yards. Lawhorn and Turner star on a strong Red Raiders defense, while Tulsa mounts key drives and blocks an extra point.
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Texas Tech Football Lineups and Scoring Summary
Lineups feature uw and Texas Tech players Ottmers Mitchell Winkler McSwane Farris Walsh Moren Cleckler Dillon Jackson Dutton Cox Robnett with guard and center roles. Scoring notes show Texas Tech missing the extra point and Schlinkman credited for a touch, Wilson and Boone contributing on TDs. Team stats list 1 first down for Tech and 162 rushing yards with 13 passes attempted and 4 completed. Punts average 5 and 168 yards, with 99 yards on kickoff returns and 4 opponent fumbles forced.
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Georgia Tech Dominates Howard College 43-0 in Atlanta
Georgia Tech shellacked Howard College of Birmingham 43-0 in Atlanta after a scoreless first period. Tech exploded for 40 points in the second quarter and added three more touchdowns in the third, finishing with a decisive win before about 1,000 spectators.
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Football Scores From Around the Nation and Regions
The AP rundown lists numerous college and high school results across regions. Notable outcomes include Southwest wins for Texas Tech, Southwestern, and Baylor, with Midwest heavyweights like Indiana State and Notre Dame posting decisive victories. East and West results show Army over Michigan and UCLA and Oregon State each scoring, with Alabama routing South Carolina.
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Duke Rallies To Stop Wake Forest 26 19
Duke University overcame Wake Forest 26 to 19 in a Southern Conference football game. George Clark scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to spark the rally. Wake Forest playmaker Nick Sacrinty threw three TD passes with his brother Bo carrying much of the load.
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LSU Rolls Over Aggies 31 12 in Inter sectional clash
LSU overwhelmed Texas A and M 31 12 at Baton Rouge before 25 000 fans. The Tigers rallied after a slow start with Cason Knight and Tittle delivering key runs and passes while Sandifer Knight and Goode sparked the late offense to seal the win.
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Notre Dame Dominican 34 0 Triumph Over Dartmouth
Notre Dame easily defeated Dartmouth 34 to 0 in South Bend as 50 players saw action. Frank Dancewicz threw a 69 yard touchdown pass to Phil Colella, Stan Krivik added a drop kick, and reserves scored in every period to push the Irish to a third straight win.
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Corpus Christi Comets Crush Troop Carrier in Memorial Stadium
Corpus Christi Comets, led by Lt Commander Larry Moon Mullins using the T formation, beat Troop Carrier Command 34 to 0 in Memorial Stadium. The winners gained 314 yards to 107 and earned 15 first downs to five.
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Moon" Mullins
Newark Bears Top Louisville Colonels 5-3 in IL Series
The Newark Bears defeated the Louisville Colonels 5-3 in Louisville to cut the series deficit to three games to two in the fifth game of the Little World Series.
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Rice Owls Upset Tulane 13-7 Behind Offense Surge
Rice Owls stun Tulane Green Wave 13 to 7 as Don Red Anderson leads with a 34 yard run and a key 13 yard pass to Jess Mason. Rice racks up 262 rushing yards and 14 first downs to Tulane’s 20 rushing yards and 7 first downs in the Houston game.
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Red) Anderson
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Army Defeats Michigan 28 to 7 at Yankee Stadium
Army, powered by Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard, defeated Michigan 28 to 7 before 70,000 fans. Blanchard ran 68 yards for a TD, Davis added a 70-yard score, and McWilliams contributed a seven-yard end run as Army dominated with speed and brute force.
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Doc) Blanchard
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Shorty) McWilliams
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St Marys Gaels crush College of the Pacific 61 to 0
In San Francisco on October 13, St Marys Gaels trounced College of the Pacific 61 to 0 as coach Jimmy Phelans team extended its unbeaten run to four wins behind a strong offensive showing before about 20 000 fans marking a milestone in their pursuit of national prominence.
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UCLA Bruins Tame California Bears 13 to 0
UCLA beat California 13 to 0 as Cal Rossi ran for 101 yards and scored two touchdowns on a ten yard sweep plays. Ernie Case kicked the extra point, finishing the scoring in the second and third quarters.
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Georgia Caps 48 to 6 Win Over Kentucky
Georgia's Bulldogs defeated Kentucky 48-6 in Lexington with Charles Smith leading a powerful offense. The 155-pound halfback scored four touchdowns including an 85-yard sprint and a 61-yard run, inspiring a 27-point second quarter surge before 13,000 fans.
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Oklahoma Coach Reflects On Texas Bible After Cook Bowl Clash
PALLAS Oct 13 Coaches Dewey Luster of Oklahoma and Dana Bible of Texas exchanged words after the Longhorns beat the Sooners in the Cotton Bowl. Luster questioned Bible’s faith while Bible praised the game and noted a costly late pass. Oklahoma players blamed the loss on rough play and Texas’ sharp passing.
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Bechtel Shines As Steers Win In Hard Fought Texas-Oklahoma
Bechtel and Gillory spark Texas as the Longhorns beat Oklahoma 12-7 in the Cotton Bowl in a clash that drew a record 45,000 fans. Gillory passed and ran to turn back a Sooners squad that outgained Texas but failed to capitalize in the fourth.
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Bears Rally For SWC Triumph
Baylor upset favored Arkansas 23-13 at Municipal Stadium to stay in the SWC race. Sammy Pierce and Joe Joiner scored for Baylor with Louis Leal adding a field goal and two conversions. Arkansas threatened but could not finish, while Baylor outgained the Razorbacks 269 rushing yards to 109 and claimed 14 first downs to Arkansas’s six.
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Navy Defeats Penn State 28 to 6 in Centennial Clash
Navy, led by Leon Bramlett, battled to a 28-6 victory over Penn State before 22,106 fans in Annapolis. Highlights include Bramlett blocks, a safety, Pettis punt return, Williams interception return, and Duden’s 35 yard score.
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Mangrum Leads Army Golf Play In Europe
Biarrtiz France October 13 Cpl Lloyd Mangrum fired a 65 to extend his lead to 13 strokes at the three quarter mark of the Army 72 hole inter theater golf tournament. His 196 total includes a 66 earlier and a 65 in a sizzling sequence. Pvt Tom Bolt Abilene Texas U4 219 remains among leaders.
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Texas Tech On Way Into SWC For The Money
The Daily Texan column argues Tech seeks Southwest Conference entry driven by finances and West Texas support. It notes past bids failed, political fights over university wealth, and potential impact on Texas and state funding if Tech joins and wins titles.
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San Antonio Ace Wins Golf Title
Dick Harrison of San Antonio won the State Senior Golf Championship at the San Antonio Country Club. He defeated defending champion R. H. Nix of Dallas 3 and 2 after going out in 38. Nix led early with a 40 front nine but Harrison parred the last through birdie to seal the victory.
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Bob” Nix
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New Mexico Edges Colorado In 6-4 Football Tilt
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Oct. 13 The New Mexico Lobos beat Colorado College 6 to 4 at Washburn field in rain. New Mexico scored a touchdown in the third quarter while Colorado College gained two safeties in the final period to notch another undefeated, no defeat or tie, season.
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Vandy Upsets Gators at Florida Stadium Under Lights
In Gainesville Florida on October 13 the Vanderbilt Commodores mounted a strong late surge to topple the previously unbeaten Florida Gators 7 to 0 before about 17 000 spectators during Homecoming activities at Florida Stadium.
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