College football scores across regions show wide outcomes
AP reports varied results from the East to the West as numerous colleges posted final scores. Key games feature Notre Dame over Navy 31 to 7, Penn State 33 to California 15, and Syracuse routing Pittsburgh 33 to 7, with many regional matchups detailing shocks and close contests.
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Dominguez Leads Tucumcari Past NMMI In Narrow Win
Injured NMMI Colts drop district opener 27 26 to Tucumcari as Dominguez shines with 15 yard run and key scoring plays. Bennie Smith connects twice for touchdowns and Bill Schulte and Marc Black add early scores in a 14 0 first quarter lead.
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Friday Prep Scores Across New Mexico District Games
Summaries list Albany Manzano 46 Alb Del Norte 20 in Dist 1AA west and many results including Artesia 33 Carlsbad 0. Tucumcari 27 New Mexico Military 26 with Marc Black 277 rushing yards and three TDs highlighted. Rattlers edge Colts 27-26 after late sequence. Score by quarters shows tight contention.
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Notre Dame Ground Game Powers Irish Past Navy 31 7
Terry Hanratty led Notre Dame to a 31 7 win over Navy as four interceptions and a blocking play helped break Navy’s drive. John Bergner, Larry Conjar, Bob Gladieux and Joe Azzaro scored or set up scores while Hanratty ran in two TDs and Bergner blocked a punt for a late score.
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Tech Races To Victory Over Duke 48 7
Georgia Tech built a 247 lead in the first half and dominated Duke 48 to 7 in Durham. Reserve QB Larry Good directed the offense with running and passing, scoring a 37 yard TD in the fourth period. Wingback Craig Baynham also scored for Tech.
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Wal ter Blum faces suspension after Alabama Stakes repeat
Saratoga Springs reports Walter Blum won the Alabama Stakes with Lady Pitt this August but his horse was disqualified for interference with Natashaka, placing second. Blum had a 12 day suspension from stewards following the incident, similar to last year with Discipline.
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TCU Defeats Baylor 6-0 Behind stifling defense and Alford field goals
Texas Christian shut down Baylor 6-0 as Bruce Alford kicked 32 and 48 yard field goals. The win ends Baylor's SWC title hopes and moves TCU to 2-2 in conference play. Baylor drops to 1-2 overall, 3-3 on the season.
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SMU Wins on Last Second Field Goal
Dennis Partee kicked a 32 yard field goal with 18 seconds left as SMU edged Texas 13 12 in a Southwest Conference clash. Bill Bradley fumble at the SMU 33 spurred the rally that kept the Ponies unbeaten in conference play at 3 0 while Texas dropped to 2 2 and faded from the title race.
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Iowa Beats Indiana 20-19 for First Big Ten Win in Two Years
In Iowa City, Bob Anderson nailed a 28 yard field goal with 41 seconds left to seal a 20-19 victory over Indiana. Indiana had moved ahead 19-17 on a four yard pass from Frank Staaff to Bill Couch with 2:29 remaining. Earlier, Silas McKinnie sprinted 63 yards for a Hawkeyes TD after a jumble on a pitchout.
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Tigers Claw Coyotes in Hard Fought 2-AA Tussle
The Alamogordo Tigers defeated the Roswell Coyotes 30 to 19 in a hard fought 2-AA game. Key plays included a state record 59 yard field goal by Ed McDonald and runs by Ted Zurawski. The Coyotes mounted a late rally but fell short despite touchdowns by Ray Hollingsworth and Dwight Burns.
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Late Scores Roundup From College and High School Games
Roswell stays within one as Burns connects with Ker mode for 38 yards then Burns misses the extra point. Fred Boyce launches 85 yards on the kickoff to give Alamogordo a 23 19 lead after three. Ted Zurawski adds an 18 yard TD in the final minute as Alamogordo Tigers win 30 19.
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