Griffin Becomes College's All Time Leading Rusher
Archie Griffin surpassed Ed Marinaro with 4,730 career rushing yards after a 130 yard game as Ohio State crushed Purdue 35-6. The AP report notes Griffin's 28 straight 100 yard games and the record's quick rise despite more games. The article also covers top-10 college results including Nebraska, USC, Texas A&M, Alabama, Michigan, Texas, Penn State, and mentions Harmon Killebrew's long career with the Kansas City Royals.
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Southern California
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Ricky Bell
Texas A&m
Lester Hayes
Baylor
Alabama
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Minnesota
Lamar
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Deacons and State Dominate ACC Action On Saturday
Wake Forest snapped a four game skid by routing Virginia 66-21 and leads ACC scoring with 598 total yards. North Carolina State rolled past Clemson 43-7 as Ted Brown ran for 227 yards and four touchdowns. East Carolina beat North Carolina 38-17, Florida beat Duke 24-16, and Maryland had an open date while Wake Forest hosts North Carolina next weekend.
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College Football Scores From The Weekend
A collage of college football results lists East Bowdoin over Colby 41 to 13 and Harvard over Dartmouth 24 to 10 while Bucknell loses 14 to Gettysburg. Other notable results include Lehigh 51 over Maine 14 and Navy 17 over Pitte. Rutgers defeats Columbia 41 to 0 and Temple wins 45 to 0.
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Temple Pounds Delaware 45 0 in decisive win
Temple defeated Delaware 45 to 0 in Newark as the Owls finally clicked on offense and defense. Temple built a 24 point first quarter lead with Duff, Carey and Bit terlch scoring, while Teklits sparked the defense with two fumble recoveries and two sacks. Delaware, missing starter Billy Zwaan and with multiple QB changes, managed only 164 yards.
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Ben Belick
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Snow Knight Captures Canadian International at Woodbine
Snow Knight the 1974 English Derby winner owned by E P Taylor of Canada won the Canadian International Championship at Woodbine. He took command near the stretch and held off Comtesse De Loire with Jorge Velasquez riding. Carney's Point finished third ahead of Cahilia. Odds paid 9.40 to 5 and 3.80 for the favorite. Time was 2:14.5 for the 1 1/4 mile turf race.
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