Penn State routs Syracuse 49 6 in homecoming rout
Penn State, ranked fifth, built a 36 9 halftime lead and cruised past Syracuse 49 6 as Chris Bahr tied a school record with three field goals. Syracuse 0 6 managed only one touchdown on a Mitch to Brennan pass amid miscues, with next hosting West Virginia in University Park.
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Preston County Buckwheat Basketball History Book
Mike Teets completes an 80 page soft bound history of Preston County basketball covering all 10 county schools. The book notes limited early coverage and omits some details but is praised as thorough and must read for fans across Preston County and surrounding areas. Books cost 2 and 30 cents including handling. mail to Teets Arthurdale Box 313 26520. Kingwood football notes praise coach Butch Richardson as the team eyeing a potential playoff berth after a rough season.
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Football results sweep across colleges and high schools
A dense recap lists numerous football outcomes from Nitro to college programs, naming teams such as Sissonville Albans South Charleston Wheeling Central Bellaire St John Paden City and many more. Notable showings include Notre Dame 62 Army 3 and Penn St. 49 Syracuse 6. The compilation also notes NBA score Phoenix 118 and Atlanta.
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Birefield
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Yale
Columbia
Schlee and Sneed Tie for Kaiser International Lead
John Schlee and Ed Sneed shared the Kaiser International Open lead at 13 under par 203 after three rounds in Napa California. Schlee favors Silverado Country Club north course while Sneed remains the lesser known OSU product among the leaders.
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Wesleyan Stuns Waynesburg 24-6 in Season Opener
Wesleyan defeats Waynesburg 24-6 at Waynesburg with freshman quarterback Nizar Zubche and running back Steve Vanney starring. Zubche scored two touchdowns and Vanney rushed for 111 yards as West Virginia Wesleyan notched its first win of the season.
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Pitt Powers Past Boston College 28-14 Upset
Pitt freshman tailback Ton Dorsett and quarterback Bill Daniels each ran for two touchdowns as Pitt defeated Boston College 28-14. Dorsett rushed 109 yards on 29 carries, with scores of 11 and 1 yards, while Daniels added 3 and 1 yard TD runs. BC scored on one rush and a Marangi pass before Pitt pulled away in the second half. Attendance reported at 23,219.
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Donahue Bishop Donahue 54 St Francis 6 routs Catholic playoff bid
Donahue High School, ranked No 2 in the Catholic standings, crushed St Francis 54-6 to stay in line for a Catholic title game. Ray DeAngelis connected for a 24 yard TD to Chuck Kidd and Steve Lavenski scored twice with a 41 yard TD pass to Mike Hewitt. Tribbett Kerns and Bailey added TDs for Donahue while St Francis fell to 0-7 and faces Rivesville next.
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Buckeyes Rout Hoosiers 37 7 in Big Ten clash
No. 1 Ohio State topped Indiana 37 to 7 at Bloomington as Cornelius Greene scored on runs of 6 and 11 yards. Bruce Elia added two rushing TDs, totaling 109 yards on the ground, while Archie Griffin ran for 127 yards and the Buckeyes piled up 419 yards. Greene threw one incomplete pass.
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Virginia Tech Stops arch rival Virginia 27 15
Virginia Tech defeats Virginia 27-15 for its first win of the season. Tailback Phil Rogers connected with Ricky Scales for an 80 yard opening TD. Fullback James Barber and freshman QB Eddie Joyce added scores. Wayne Latimer added 55 and 19 yard field goals. Virginia’s Scott Gardner threw two long TD passes but failed to sustain a late drive.
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Oklahoma 34 Colorado 7 rout on homecoming day
Oklahoma safety Randy Hughes returned a Colorado pass 96 yards for a second quarter TD to put the Sooners ahead for good in a 34-7 win. Wayne Hoffman scored the first Oklahoma TD late in the first period to tie the game.
Western Michigan tops Marshall 21 7 in nonconference clash
Western Michigan defeats Marshall 21 7 at home as brothers Larry and Wesley Cates each score a TD. Larry opens with a nine yard run after a 41 yard WMU drive and a 45 yard punt return by Wesley. Davis, Clark and Russell add late scores.
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Fumbles Cost TA First Win In 12-12 Tie With Pruntytown
Terra Alta, 0-7-1, squandered a 12-0 lead as eleven fumbles and two safeties kept the Hilltoppers from victory. Brad Freeland scored on a 23 yard run and Clyde Mersing connected with Jerry Everly for a 35 yard TD, but extra points failed and errors stalled the offense. Pruntytown, led by Ricky Riggs with a two yard TD, tied late with a safety before halftime and another safety in the third period.
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Fairmont Routs Concord in WV Conference Clash
Fairmont built a 17-0 halftime lead against winless Concord as Harold Bailey threw an eight yard TD to Chris Perkins and Jerry White returned a 14 yard interception for a score. Dave Drummond added a 32 yard field goal late in the first half.
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