Baylor Hands Tech Fifth Loss In Row
Baylor tops Texas Tech 6 0 to end a five game skid as Bobby Noron seals the Baylor win with a late scoring drive. Dave Daniels fumbles sparked Baylor defense while Jerry Garrison's 15 yard catch from Cannon helped set the final score. Raiders move to 0-5, Bears rise to 1-3 in conference.
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Scoring Updates From College Football And Pro Games
Scores from regional college games include South Florida State 18 Georgia 0 and Hampden Sydney 0 Bluefield State 26, with many others listed. Pro basketball results show Boston 149 over New York 116 and Chicago 113 Cincinnati 109, plus Detroit and other teams crowding the score sheet.
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High School Player Dies From Grid Injury
John Kesh ner, 17, Marquette High School fullback, died from a brain injury after collapsing during a game against Chaminade High School in the third quarter. He had complained of a headache before collapsing and did not regain consciousness.
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Dartmouth's Jaunt Paces 10-0 Victory
In Hanover, Dartmouth Indians remain undefeated after a 10-0 win over Holy Cross. A 96 yard kickoff return from a Tom Spangenberg interception, amid Dartmouth's longest plays, sealed the shutout as Holy Cross eyed a comeback from a 3-0 deficit.
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Texas Triumphs Over Arkansas in Thrilling Last-Minute Win
Texas coach Darrel Royal hails a 7-3 comeback victory over Arkansas as great and praiseful of the opponent. Tailback Tommy Ford scored the decisive late TD after blocks by Ernie Koy and Sandy Sands. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles calls Texas number one despite the defeat.
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Florida Surges Rout Commodores at Homecoming
Florida Gators erased a 7 point Vanderbilt lead and rolled to a 42-7 victory before 41,000 at Florida Field. Fullbacks Larry Dupree and Jim O'Donnell and halfback Lindy Infante led the running attack as Dupree scored twice and Infante showed his old form after injury.
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Indians Rip Furman In 21 7 Victory
William and Mary defeated Furman 21-7 in Williamsburg to hand Furman a Southern Conference loss. The Indians set a conference record with 20 penalties totaling 197 yards, beating the previous mark of 140 yards. Furman totaled 139 penalty yards in the chaotic game that stretched over two and a half hours.
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Westerners fall short as Tascosa wins this hard fought game
In a rugged NIAA clash at the Rebel yard line, Atchison led Tascosa with multiple runs and a late 7 56 remaining field goal by Defoe. Ridpath sparked Lubbock with a 47 yard return and key carries, but turnovers and penalties hindered the Westerners as the Reds closed out the win.
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Stovall Shines as LSU Beats Kentucky 7–0 in Fourth Quarter
LSU and Kentucky traded a scoreless game until Jerry Stovall's one yard TD surge in the final period propelled LSU to a 7–0 victory in Lexington. Stovall rushed on five of seven plays for the decisive drive, while LSU outgained Kentucky 319 rushing yards to four.
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Penn Beats Brown 18-15 for Ivy League Victory
Penn earns its first Ivy League win by holding Brown at the one yard line with 90 seconds left. Johnny Owens scores a 14 yard TD and adds a college TD pass while Fred Jaffin makes a critical tackle on fourth down. A late safety by Penn seals the game.
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Rebels' Griffing shines as Mississippi blanks Tulane 21 0
Mississippi drives past Tulane 21 0 as Glynn Griffing throws two touchdown passes to Woody Dobbs and Billy Carl Irwin adds a 15 yard score. Weatherly spearheads the late march for the unbeaten Rebels in heavy rain and 270 total yards.
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Sul Ross scores loop win 22 to 8
Sul Ross defeats Stephen F. Austin 22-8 in Lone Star Conference action as Luz Pedraza scores two 1-yard TDs. A. C. Lex adds a 15-yard run for Sul Ross while Simon Martinez hits a 49-yard pass to Jerry Clements for the lone SF Austin score.
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Mississippi State Surges Past Houston 9-3 in Rain Soaked Finish
Charlie Furlow engineered a 41 yard final drive in heavy rain to rally Mississippi State to a 9-3 victory over Houston. Furlow connected with Ode Burrell for a 24 yard TD after a safety by Houston on a grounded ball. The game swung when Mackie Weaver returned the free kick to the 41 and State capitalized in the final minutes.
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East Texas Belts HPC Team 28-0 in Lone Star Clash
East Texas Lions jumped to a 28 point first half and stopped Howard Payne to win 28 to 0 in Lone Star Conference action. Joe Bob Johnson opened with a seven yard TD run, Don Hartman connected on a 10 yard score, Joe Ed Mattis caught a 17 yard TD pass, and Glen Robinson added a 54 yard run.
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Kelso Aims for Third Horse of the Year Title
Kelso wins the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park by ten lengths, clocking 3 minutes 19.45 seconds to break the Belmont two mile record and extend his streak to a third consecutive Gold Cup and a potential third Horse of the Year. Ismael Valenzuela rode the 5-year-old gelding owned by Bohemia Stables of Mrs. Richard C. duPont.
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Rutgers Survive Lehigh Fumbles For 29 13 Win
Rutgers outgained Lehigh 326 to 178 but fumbled three times and were penalized 118 yards in a 29 13 victory. The Scarlet Knights earned their second win against two losses.
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Andrews Country Club hosts West Texas PGA lead chase
John Dear of Albuquerque and C. G. Griffin of Brownfield tie for the lead at 140 after two rounds at Andrews Country Club. Troy Badgett, Jim Russell, Gene Mitchell Jr., Skinny Carter, Dick Turner and Don Klein follow one stroke back. Amateurs lead in A and other flights as final round set for today with tee times and awards to follow.
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Jones Stops Foster In Eighth Round At MSG Fight
Doug Jones the light heavy favorite stopped Bob Foster in 23 seconds of the eighth round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Teddy Martin halted the bout after Foster was sent reeling by a right jab. Foster filled in for Zora Folley who withdrew due to illness. Jones weighed 182, Foster 174.
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