Sherwood Drives WVU Past Pitt With 419 Passing Yards
Sophomore Mike Sherwood threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more as West Virginia beat Pittsburgh 38-15. He set school records with 27 completions, 410 passing yards and 419 total yards, aided by a 73-yard connection with Bob Gresham and a 12-yard scoring pass to Bob Zambo. Pitt’s Dave Havern matched a strong effort with 264 yards passing, but WVU’s two second-half interceptions sealed the victory. Eddie Silverio added a late insurance TD for the Mountaineers.
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Bob Zambo
Eddie Silverio
Dave Havern
Mike Slater
Havern
Skip Orszulak
Mountaineer
Penn Beats Bucknell 27-10 In Season Opener
Penn opens its 92nd season at home in Philadelphia with a 27-10 victory over Bucknell. Bernie Zbrzeznj throws an 85 yard touchdown as Gerry Santini scores twice and Penn QB completes 10 of 14 passes for 171 yards. Bucknell adds a 45 yard field goal and a 4 yard TD run.
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Eliot Berry
Friday Night Scores Across Class AAAA and Below
Scores list from multiple Texas districts shows El Paso El Paso Austin 10 Yaleta 8 and Eastwood 26 Las Cruces 38 with numerous games across Abilene Amarillo Lubbock Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio. Key outcomes include Dallas Carter 23 Dallas Roosevelt 6 Fort Worth Paschal 30 and San Antonio Churchill 14 with extensive regional results and margins.
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Arkansas Rolls Past Tulsa 56 13 Behind Dickey Two TDs
Tailback David Dickey his two rushing touchdowns on the half back option and a 19 yard pass to Chuck Dicus sparked Arkansas to a 56 13 victory over Tulsa. Dickey also added a one yard third period score as the Razorbacks built a 35 7 lead. Tulsa threatened early but Arkansas pulled away with quick strikes including a 60 yard pass to Max Peacock and a 30 yard interception return by Jerry Moore.
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David Dickey
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Chuck Dicus
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Bill Montgomery
Max Peacock
Jerry Moore
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Doug Wyatt
Lynn Garner
Mike Boschetti
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Gordon Norwood
Gary Adams
John Eichler
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Bob White
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Gary Berchtold
McMillan Paces Attack as Missouri Shellacks Illinois 44-0
Missouri rolled to a 44-0 victory over Illinois behind Terry McMillan who ran for two touchdowns and threw for another. The win evened Missouri at 1-1 and extended Dan Devine’s success against the Big Ten. McMillan led a third quarter burst with a 35 yard run and a two yard toss to Mel Gray, while Illinois managed little offense.
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Terry McMillan
Missouri
Ilinois
Dan Devine
Devine
Tigers
Enyart Leads OSU to 24 21 Victory Over Utah
Oregon State fullback Bill Enyart a human battering ram rushed 50 times for 299 yards and three touchdowns to lift the 18th ranked Beavers to a 24 21 win in Salt Lake City Utah. Enyart scored on 7 25 and 14 yard runs and boosted OSU after a 21 20 loss, while Utah's late rally was stifled by a penalties plagued drive.
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Utah
Bill “Earthquake" Enyart
Oregon State
Enyart
OSU
Georgia Rolls Past Clemson 31-13 With Second Quarter Burst
Georgia defeated Clemson 31-13 at Sanford Stadium as Mike Cavan threw two TDs and set up another in the second quarter and added a keeper for a score after halftime. Richie Luzzi's 100-yard kickoff return TD highlighted Clemson’s offense in a 59,000 plus crowd.
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Clemson
Mike Cavan
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Richie Luzzi
Tiger
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Bulldogs
Dennis Hughes
Billy Brice
Donnie Hampton
Kent Lawrence
Hughes
Charlie Waters
Buddy Gore
Ray Yauger
Waters
Utah State Routs Wichita State in College Football Opener
Artie Taylor returned the opening kickoff 98 yards and Utah State piled up 540 yards of offense to Wichita State’s 96. John Pappas connected on a 12 yard pass to Mike O'Shea and a 21 yard scoring pass to Frank Nunn in the third period, after scoring on a three yard run in the second. The Aggies led 24-0 at halftime and cruised to the win as reserves played late.
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Artie Taylor
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Duke Crushed By Michigan
Michigan defeated Duke 31-10 as halfback Ron Johnson rushed for 205 yards and scored twice. Johnson had 189 yards by halftime and Michigan gained a 14-7 edge before pulling away in the second half behind Brown’s passing and key scores in the third and fourth quarters.
Morgan State preserves 27-game unbeaten streak with 9-7 win
Morgan State survives Grambling at Yankee Stadium to extend its streak to 27. A fourth quarter safety after Ray Chester blocked Calvin Lewis punt put Morgan ahead 9-7, with Grambling failing to score from the one yard line as time expired. Chester also returned a 52-yard pass for Morgan State’s only TD.
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Street Academy Program
Vanderbilt Upsets Army in Narrow Victory at Michie Stadium
Vanderbilt, with 19 year old quarterback John Miller, stunned Army 17 to 13 at Michie Stadium. Mills passes to Dave Strong fueled two Vanderbilt TDs and a 27 yard field goal by Ernie Perez. Army answered with a late touchdown after fumbles and field goal by Arden Jensen set a stadium record.
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Strong
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Yale Beats Connecticut 31-14 in Season Opener
Yale quarterback Bryan Dowling threw two touchdown passes to Nick Davidson and ran for another score as Yale built a 28-14 lead by halftime. Connecticut struggled with turnovers while Vin Clements led the Huskies with 122 rushing yards. Yale placekicker Bob Bayless added a 28-yard field goal and four extra points.
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Yale
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Hill
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Vin Clements
Oregon Wins First NCAA Basketball Title
The University of Oregon defeated Ohio State 46 to 33 to claim the first NCAA basketball championship in Evanston Illinois in 1939.
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Eugene, Ore
Dutch sport fishing population rises toward 600000
Dutch agriculture and fisheries officials told parliament that 1967 saw 564000 licensed sport fishermen in the Netherlands and their number is expected to exceed 600000 by year end.
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