Broncos Edge Mustangs In Narrow 14 12 Victory
The NMMI Broncos defeated New Mexico Western 14 to 12 behind QB Rich Mayo and backs Don Black Freddie Sanders. Dennie Lenhart kicked two conversions sealing the win after a tight 0 0 7 7 score through three quarters.
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Oklahoma Earns 34th Straight Victory in 34 12 Win
Oklahoma extended its winning streak to 34 games with a 34 12 victory over Kansas at Lawrence. Tommy McDonald and David Baker each scored two touchdowns as the Sooners built a 27 6 halftime lead before holding on. Kansas added a late score after a goal line fumble by Clendon Thomas.
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Academy Falcons Sail High Over Colorado Mines
Air Force Academy Falcons crushed Colorado Mines for their fourth straight conference win at Dover University Stadium. Quarterback John Kuenzel threw for a TD while Fullback John Gel scored on a fourth down plunge as Air Force built a 21 point lead before the half. Larry Thomson added a first score on a short run as the Falcons rolled past the Mines 34 to 6.
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MSU Rolls Over Notre Dame 47-14 at South Bend
Michigan State, ranked No 2, routed Notre Dame 47-14 in South Bend as Dennis Mendyk broke loose for 62 and 68 yard TD runs. The Spartans built a 7-7 game at halftime then scored six touchdowns in the second half behind a multi back attack and Jim Ninowski led scoring drives.
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Lions Upset Yale As Benham Sparks 26 20 Win
New York Claude Benham carried Columbia in a 26 20 upset over Harvard. He passed ran or set up all four touchdowns, snapping an 11 game skid for the Lions and delivering 83 yard drive capped by Don Gilbert. Mendyk Panitch and Harding made key plays with Panitch 49 yard punt return and Mendyk 68 yard rush.
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Watson Sparks A&M Upset of TCU in Rain Soaked showdown
In a sweltering SWC clash at College Station, Texas A&M upset No. 4 TCU 19 to 16 as Don Watson and John Crow combined for a late 80 yard drive after a key interception. The game featured heavy rain and gusty winds as the Aggies seized momentum in the fourth period.
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Colts Edge Fort Sumner Foxes 21 13 in Revenge Match
The NMMI Colts upset Fort Sumner 21 13 on the Institute field to avenge a September loss. Quarterback Ben Cleveland and Adrian Baca connected for a 62 yard score and a second 43 yard TD, with Pieczentkowski adding all extra points. Colt defense and intense team play, aided by Coach Welty and staff, propelled a 3 2 season mark as cadets packed the stands.
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Arizona Routs Lobos 26 12 To Break Rush Record
Arizona University overwhelms New Mexico 26 12 as Art Luppino becomes the college rushing leader with 3247 yards. Luppino 45 yard run and 80 yard punt return highlight the comeback win at Albuquerque.
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Navy Routs Cincinnati 13-7 After Penalities Hurt Upset Bid
Navy held on for a 13-7 victory over Cincinnati as penalties hindered the visitor’s upset attempt. Ned Oldham scored two early touchdowns and added the extra point to fuel a 13-0 Navy lead before Cincinnati could reach a first down.
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North Junior High Defeats Houston of Hobbs 13-0
Roswell North Junior High defeats Houston of Hobbs 13 to 0 as a 75 yard punt return by Ber ech sets up a scoring drive. The Puppies lead 6 0 at halftime and add two more scores in the second and third quarters. Tyrone Wagoner scores from the 15 yard line with Pat Mec Ginty extra point. Season ends with a game against Eisenhower Junior High at Carabad on Nov 1 at 7 p.m.
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Bowdoin Stuns Williams In Late Football Rally
In Brunswick Maine Bowdoin tied Williams with three minutes left and moved ahead 13 7 in the final 15 seconds. Both scoring plays came through aerials as Bowdoin upset the favored Williams squad.
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Princeton Triumphs Over Colgate In Revenge Victory
Tailback Tom Morris ran for three touchdowns and threw a 53 yard scoring pass to spark Princeton past Colgate 23 to 20 before 32 000 at Palmer Stadium in a revenge win.
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