SMU Rolls Past Pitt 33 14 Behind Walker and Johnson
SMU defeated Pittsburgh 33 to 14 as Doak Walker and Gilert Johnson starred. Johnson threw nine completions for 207 yards while Walker added a TD reception and a 76 yard punt return for another score. Pitt scored two late touchdowns.
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TCU Frogs Rally To Top Oklahoma A&M In Sooner Showdown
In Stillwater Texas Christian University defeated Oklahoma A and M 21 to 14 as two fumbles and an interception return fueled a three touchdown burst in the second period. Lindy Berry scored on a six yard run and Jimmy Hickey added a 48 yard interception return for a score.
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Upstart Michigan State Falls Before Mickty Michigan 13 to 7
In East Lansing on September 25 the Spartans led Michigan 7 0 at halftime but the Wolverines rallied in the fourth quarter to score a 4 yard pass for a TD and then a 3 yard dive by Tom Peterson. Hank Minarik caught the Spartans 13 yard scoring pass earlier to narrow the deficit.
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Triple Main Mat Go Set For Wednesday
A triple main event at Sled Al len's arena on Wednesday features Al Getz versus the Masked Marvel in a two of three falls bout with one hour limit. Rex Mobley versus Boston Billy Weidner opens the card while Bennie Trudell faces Sammy Kohen in the second main event. Tickets go on sale at 9 am at Wylie's drug. bouts start 8 15 pm.
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Georgia Tech Defeats Vanderbilt 13 0 In Nashville
Georgia Tech beat Vanderbilt 13 to 0 in Nashville as a sure pass combination and strong line drive the victory. The win occurred on a September 25 contest in Tennessee with Tech capitalizing on key plays and solid defense.
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Justice Stars In Upset Win
North Carolina overwhelmed Texas 34 7 at Chapel Hill as Charlie Justice passed for two touchdowns and scored twice, supported by Art Weiner and Bob Cox. Texas offense sputtered as the Tar Heels built a 21 0 lead and rolled to the win.
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Baylor Smashes Tulsa 42 to 19 in dominating victory
Baylor overwhelmed Tulsa 42 to 19 in Waco. George Sims led the Bears with a 69 yard TD run and a 15 yard scoring dash as Baylor seized control after an early Tulsa rush. Jim Finks and Paul Barry sparked Tulsa's opener, but Baylor rallied with strong ground gains and timely passing to extend the lead.
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Georgia Triumph Over Moccasins in Final Period
Georgia edged Chattanooga Moccasins 14 to 7 as John Rauch broke the deadlock in the final period after a tight three quarters of play in Athens.
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Red Sox Beat Yankees to Break Three-Way Tie
Boston Red Sox defeat New York Yankees 7-2 to end the AL three-way tie for first place as ace Jack Kramer earns his 17th win. Yankees drop to second, one game behind Boston and the Indians after Cleveland’s 9-3 win over Detroit.
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Arkansas Razorbacks overpower East Texas State 46 to 7
Arkansas, led by Leon Campbell and Clyde Scott, rolled over East Texas State 46 to 7 in Fayetteville. Campbell rushed 19 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns including a 46 yard sprint, while Scott set up multiple scores and returned a punt for 80 yards erased by a penalty.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From a Prior Day
National League results include New York 3 Boston 2 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 16 Cincinnati Chicago 3 St Louis 2. American League standings show Boston 92 56 .622 Detroit 74 73 .503 Cleveland 92 56 .422 St Louis 31.89 39e New York 51 57 .613 Philadelphia 3 66 537 Chicago 48 98 .329. Scheduled games list Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Boston at New York New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago.
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Amarillo Gold Sox rout Kilgore Drillers 10 to 7
Amarillo defeats Kilgore 10 7 extending their series lead as Kilgore falls in the third game. Heller and Bottarini led the Gold Sox while Kracher, Wood and Bacewski contributed. The third game is set for tomorrow in Amarillo.
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District 1-AA Boys Face Non-Title Weekend Slates
District 1-AA schoolboys play nine non title games this weekend as Westerners visit Austin Maroons and Amarillo’s Golden Sandies meet Paschal. Other 1-AA pairings include Pampa vs Vernon and Plainview vs Midland with Brownfield at Brownfield.
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Tech Raiders Rally for 20 14 Victory Over Aggies
Texas Tech, a 13 point underdog, overcame an early 14 point deficit at Alamodome San Antonio to beat Texas A&M 20 14. Tim Hatch scored the winning two yard run in the fourth quarter as the Red Raiders dominated late with a relentless rushing attack led by Cal Steveson J W Thompson and Bud Conley and stellar defense. The win sets up a Dallas showdown with SMU next week.
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Irish Rally Edges Purdue 28-27 in Hard Fought Notre Dame Win
In South Bend Notre Dame survives a late Purdue rally to win 28-27 after trailing 12-0 early. Johnny Panelli's 70 yard punt return and Steve Oracko's field goal pace the Irish while Al Zmijewski adds a key touchdown and DeMoss drives Purdue’s late scoring push.
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Farwell Steers Defeat Vega Longhorn Gridders 12 to 7
Farwell New Mexico Friday night: the Steers shut out Vega Longhorns and score twice in the first half to win 12 7 Quarterback Thomas hit Cassidy for an early TD Terry added a 27 yard run but both extra points failed Richardson answered for Vega with an 11 yard TD Harris connected with McNabb for the extra point later.
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