Running Game Dominates Early College Football Week
Three trends emerge as the season starts with Texas rolling past Tulane and Texas Tech, Boston College upsetting Syracuse, and key quarterbacks delivering standout performances. Notable upsets include California over Missouri and NC State over North Carolina, while Florida, Auburn, LSU, and others notch wins in a wide slate of Week One action.
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Engle Sees Need for Time After Navy Loss
Penn State coach Rip Engle said the Nittany Lions needed more experience after a 21 8 defeat by Navy. Staubach admitted the game was his worst, while Navy praised its defense and timely scores set up by alert play. Montomery's 12 yard run and Liser's late TD highlighted Navy's victory.
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Saturday Grid Scores Highlight Wide College Football Results
A sweeping tally shows Navy 21 over Penn State 8 while Boston College outscored Syracuse 21 to 14 and Massachusetts beat Maine 6. The list spans numerous schools from Massachusetts to California with many upsets and varied margins.
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Brown Regains Confidence After Steelers First Win
Pittsburgh quarterback Ed Brown leads the Steelers to a 27 24 victory over the Giants at Pitt Stadium boosting his confidence. He throws for a TD and runs for two scores while teammates Keys Ballman and Baker contribute key plays. Booing from 33 053 crowd noted as a test of morale.
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Colts, 49ers, Steelers Upset Winners in NFL Week Two
In Week Two NFL upsets toppled all favored teams as the Colts beat Green Bay 21 20 after Paul Hornung missed the decisive convert. The 49ers beat the Eagles 28 24, Cardinals and Browns battled to a 33 33 tie, and the Steelers edged the Giants 27 24. Bears topped the Vikings 34 28 and the Cowboys beat the Redskins 28 18. Rams and Lions drew 17 17, with upset trails reshaping divisions as Unitas led Baltimore and Lind troubled Kuharich. Tittle sustained rib injuries for the Giants as Brodie propelled the 49ers on the road.
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Snyder Lands Morehead State After 6-0 Defeat
Marshall University opened with a 6-0 loss to Morehead State as Howie Miller's ankle sprain hampered the passing game. Dennis Brown caught the decisive 12-yard pass from Fred Gottfried after a punt deflection near the end zone. Mahone led Marshall with 77 rushing yards and 67 receiving yards, while Tom Good sparked the defense with a fumble recovery and eight tackles. Morehead outgained Marshall 223 to 167 and completed 10 of 24 passes for 117 yards.
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Great new taste pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette
The note announces a novelty product combining pipe tobacco flavor with a standard filter cigarette. It highlights a new taste experience and appeals to smokers seeking richer aroma without changing the cigarette form factor.
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Prince Gets 50-Lap Feature Win at Beckley Speedway
Frank Prince was awarded a disputed 50 lap feature at Beckley Speedway after a caution caused by a three car crash with 20 laps remaining. Marin Freeman, Larry Cantley, Charlie Jordan, and Eddie Hess followed Prince in the order. Freeman, piloting the Boggess Radiator Car, had been ruled to have passed Prince under the yellow flag by track owner Johnny Radford. Gene Stiles of Glen Fork won the first heat. Prince won the second heat, with Cantley taking the Australian Pursuit. In full-bodied class, Charley Jordan won the first race, Benny Miller captured the feature, and Sut Aliff placed second.
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