Sooner Football Clinches 14-13 Victory Over Texas
Oklahoma remain undefeated with a dramatic last minute 14-13 win over Texas at the Cotton Bowl. Billy Wessels scored on a right end run as Weatherall added the vital extra point, while Texas led 13-7 after Bobby Dillon’s 50 yard interception return. The game featured strong Sooner and Longhorn lines and ended with Oklahoma fans tearing down goal posts.
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Razorbacks Rally Past Baylor 27 6 in Swc Clash
Arkansas comeback win over Baylor as Ray Parks scores twice including a 74 yard TD run. Parks 180 rushing yards lead Hog attack with strong line play and key plays from Fischer Thomason and Griffin. Crowd of 17 000 notes first conference win since 1946 boosting standings to .500.
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Rice Owls Veer past Pittsburgh Mustangs 14 to 7
Rice Institute stays unbeaten in 1950 with a 14-7 victory over Pittsburgh led by Vernon Glass. Pitt grabbed a 7-0 lead in the second quarter before Rice answered with two late first-half scores and held on despite wet field conditions and a drizzle that hampered Glass.
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SMU Thunders Oklahoma A and M 56-0 in Cotton Bowl rout
SMU power on land and in the air crushed Oklahoma A and M 56 to 0 in Dallas. No. 2 SMU dominated after a slow first period with Benners passing, Walker scoring three and Musslewhite and White also contributing in a decisive rout that snapped the Aggies undefeated stretch.
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Texas Tech Versus OS8 Roster Summary
Readable text lists players by position for Texas Tech and OS8 with names across multiple lines. Key roles include QB afterburn and various linemen and backs. The fragment reflects team rosters or depth charts rather than a completed game report or score.
Broad college football scores across many teams and regions
A long list of football results shows Texas, Oklahoma, and many other colleges posting varied scores. Notable outcomes include Texas A&M 52 VMI 0 and SMU 56 Oklahoma A&M 0, with numerous intercollegiate games across the Southwest and Midwest and several high school results mixed in.
Georgia Tech Beats LSU Tigers 13 to 0 in Baton Rouge
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets rallied in the final two periods to defeat LSU 13 to 6 before about 14,000 fans in Baton Rouge. Joe Cobb connected with Weigle for a touchdown after the Jackets advanced the ball with 76 passes.
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West Texas State Rout Buffs Past New Mexico 45 to 6
West Texas State in Amarillo scored in every period to defeat New Mexico 45 to 6 in a Border Conference game. Gene Mayfield passed for 202 yards and Eddie Conner, Tom Airhart and Chuck Hill scored, while interceptions stopped the Lobos drive.
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Aggies roll past VMI 52 to 0 for historic win at Kyle Field
Texas A&M dominates Virginia Military Institute 52 to 0 in College Station. Bob Smith scores twice as Delmer Sikes connects on two passing TDs with Charles Hodge and Andy Hillhouse. A&M drives include 81 and 53 yard advances as the defense throttles VMI, marking the Cadets first 50 point effort since 1947.
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Hansen Defends Texas Open Title In 11 Up Win
Beverly Hansen defeats Patty Berg to retain the Women's Texas Open crown with an 11 up victory in Fort Worth. Hansen, from Indio California, surged on the back nine finishing 33 for the afternoon 18 to seal the win on the final hole. Berg, Minnesota native, challenged early but Hansen pulled away late.
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