Syracuse Defense Stifles West Virginia in 23-6 Win
Syracuse coach Floyd Schwartzwalder praises a deep matchup as West Virginia struggles. Ted Dailey notes their defense humiliated WVU’s offense while Syracuse's first string stifled the Mountaineers, who finally scored late. Csonka is held to short gains despite WVU’s late push.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ted Dailey
Pitt
Orange
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Jim Carlen
Floyd Schwartzwalder
WVU
Garland Hudson
Schwartzwalder
Hudson
Eric Schupbach
Garrett Ford
Carlen
New York
Mountaineer
Larry Csonka
Morgantown High Triumphs 27 20 Over Philip Barbour
Morgantown High returned from last week's defeat to beat Philip Barbour 27 to 20 at Pony Lewis Field. Willie George led a ground attack with a yard scoring run and three carries by Ben Roy and Tom Campbell added points early. Syracuse defense stifled the Orange as Csonka and Panczyszyn showcased speed, while West Virginia transfer Schwartzwalder praised Csonka's mental toughness and potential pro prospects.
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Mike Quigley
Morgantown High
Willie George
Philip Barb
Morgantown
Mihigan
Colts
Ben Roy
Tom Campbell
Philip Barbour
George
Monte Shearer
Mihigans
Vic Bonfili
Shearer
Mohigans
Ford
Ben
Aly Orange
Dome
MHS
Bernt
Bob Sni
Pitt Fresh Wallop WVU Team 36-2
West Virginia soccer routed St Francis Pa 6 0 at Hawley Field led 4 0 at half with reserves seeing most time Forslund Parritt each scored twice Mastorenko McEachen Moo ney Wilkerson added goals Forslund had two assists Lenza assisted once Mountaineers next face Penn AMBRIDGE Pa at 10 am Saturday Also report Pitt freshman football beat WVU 26 2 in a 7 000 crowd Pony Esposito two TDs Plasquellic passes and runs Bannon connection for fifth score Farley safety for WVU two points
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Terry Parritt
Mountaineer
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Ron McEachen
Richard Mooney
Tom Wilkerson
Forslund
Bill Lenza
Booter
Penn
Ambridge
Pitt
Cubs
Little Mountaineers
Pony Esposito
Don Plasquellic
Mike Bannon
John Lewis
Dale Farley
WVU
Missouri Triumphs Over Northwestern in Big Ten Clash
Gary Kombrink, a versatile quarterback, led Missouri to a 13 6 win at Northwestern. Northwestern scored mainly on a second period punt block by Dennis White, with the Tigers displaying strength in both running and passing as the game unfolded.
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UPI
Garry Kombrink
Northwestern
Missouri
Wildcats
Dennis White
Tiger
California Beats Michigan In Dramatic 109 Victory
In Berkeley, California, California rallied with a 109 win over Michigan after a 77 yard pass run by an unnamed playmaker and Ron Miller's crucial extra point. A late Michigan attempt was thwarted as Jim Featherston intercepted a pass to seal the win.
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Calif
UPI
Ron Miller
California
Michigan
Widmer
Jim Fetherston
Wolverines
Cifler Atick
CAC
Arizona State Upsets Wisconsin in Debut Victory
Arizona State overwhelmed Wisconsin 42 16 in Madison led by Ed Roseborough's three touchdown passes and a fourth rushing score. Max Anderson rushed for over 200 yards as ASU, a Western Athletic Conference member, handed Johnny Coatta his first Big Ten defeat in his head coaching debut.
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Wis
UPI
Ed “Roseborough
Fleet
Max Anderson
Arizona State
University of Wisconsin
Sun Devils
Badgers
Johnny Coatta
Bolt Ties Golf Lead at Atlanta Classic
Tommy Bolt and Bob Charles tied for the 54 hole lead at the Atlanta Golf Classic after each posting five under par 67 and 69 respectively. Bolt, 49, last won six years ago, moved from four behind to sit one stroke ahead alongside Charles at four under 212. Dave Marr and J C Gossie remained in contention, while Gossie's 81 for 222 dropped him back after a season injury.
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U.S
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Omampon
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Fairmont Defeats Salem 21 13 in West Virginia clash
Fairmont stayed undefeated beating Salem College 21 to 13 in Fairmont. Salem struck first and stayed competitive until the final minutes when George Edwards capped a late drive with a plunge from five yards out, sealing the victory with 2:23 left.
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Fairmont
W. Va
UPI
Salem College
George Edwards
Rom
College Football Results From Syracuse to West Virginia
A long list of college and high school football scores is reported, headed by Syracuse beating West Virginia 23 to 6 and Bethany defeating Adelbert 48 to 3. The compilation includes numerous other results, with many teams across conferences and regions noted among mixed legible lines and gaps.
Arkansas Tumbles To Tulsa Upset Victory
Tulsa quarterback Mike Stripling scored two third quarter rushing TDs within two minutes to spark a 14 12 upset of Arkansas. Tulsa’s defense smothered the Razorbacks as Doug Wyatt added the decisive extra point after Arkansas closed to 14 12. Arkansas drove for a late one yard TD by David Dickey but failed on the two point conversion.
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Ark
UPI
Tulsa
Mike Stripling
Hurricane
Arkansas Razorbacks
Stripling
Ken Wiginton
Razorback
Doug Wyatt
Arkansas
Ack
David Dickey
Patterson Peck Take Golf Event at Lakeview CC
Patterson and Peck won first place with a 65 in the Better Ball of Two Tournament at Lakeview Country Club. Two teams tied for second with 68s, Dean Keith and E R Harris and Ed Peck with Lawrence Calkins. In the Calloway Tournament William Springer led with a net 73, while William Dyer and Dr Larue tied for second at 74.
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Robert Patterson
Ed Peck
Lakeview Country Club
Dean Keith
E. R. Harris
Lawrence Calkins
Calloway
William Springer
Wiliam Dyer
Dr. Larue
Purdue Upsets No 1 Notre Dame In Comeback Victory
Purdue with Mike Phipps and Leroy Keyes deliver a stunning upset over top ranked Notre Dame 21 to 14. Keyes catches a 11 yard TD from Phipps and scores the game winner, while Perry Williams adds two rushing touchdowns as Purdue surges from behind and stymies ND late with a fourth down gamble.
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Ind
UPI
Purdue
Mike Phipps
Leroy Keyes
Notre Dame
Ara Parse
Eac
Phipps
Keyes
Bob Baltzell
Perry Williams
Irish
Jack Mollenkopf
Boilermakers
Nebraska Defeats Gophers in Rugged Nonconference Victory
Lincoln crowd of 65 961 watched Nebraska edge Minnesota 7 0 as Joe Orduna capped a second half drive with a Byard touchdown run. Minnesota managed only three rushing yards, while both defenses produced standout plays in the nonconference clash.
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Neb
UPI
Joe Orduna
Syard
Byard
Nebraska
Minnesota
Memorial Stadium
Servne
Jerry May
Houston Astros
Minersburgh Pirates
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