Tulane Tops Clemson in 17-13 Victory
Tulane defeats Clemson 17-13 as Wyatt Washington returns a 76 yard interception for a score. Clemson suffers five fumbles and three picks while Red Parker is knocked down in pregame drills. Tulane gains its only first down late in the second quarter before David Walters and Gary Rudick push the Green Wave ahead.
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Cadets Triumph Easily Over Holy Cross in Opener
Army dominates Holy Cross 44-7 in West Point as three quarterbacks share the offense for 418 total yards and the defense secures a safety and a 39 yard interception return by Gary May. The Cadets post their highest point total since 1968 and move to 1-0 while Holy Cross drops to 0-1.
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Buckeyes blank Spartans in season opener 21-0
Third ranked Ohio State defeated Michigan State 21-0 at Spartan Stadium as defending Big Ten champions held the Spartans to no scoring threats. Pete Johnson scored twice on short runs, Cornelius Greene added a 64 yard pass to Lenny Willis, Archie Griffin surpassed 100 rushing yards, and Craig Cassady intercepted three Baggett passes in front of 80,383 fans.
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BC Faces Big Odds Against Notre Dame Monday
Boston College carries an underdog status as 7 point underdogs to Notre Dame in a nationally televised game. The Fighting Irish boast an 11 game opening win streak and allow just over 10 points per game over the past decade. BC counters with coach Dan Devine’s 120-40-8 record at his previous stops and a drive to reclaim national prominence under Joe Yukica.
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Bowling reports from Rockwell Int BCD Sycamore Lanes
Bowling results show teams Foundry Arthurdale and Faucet leading with high scores. Foundry tallies include high team series 2433 and high team game 847 while Carmen D Amico tops individual game at 223 and leads 200 club with 223. Other top names include Bud Williams George Willard Ed Rosiak and Frank Gasper.
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George Willard
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CMU Defeats W and J 7-0 in PAC Battle
Carnegie Mellon, led by defensive back Mike Haupt, upset Washington and Jefferson 7-0. Haupt forced a fumble on the W and J 11 and recovered a fumble, while Jay Duquette scored from a yard out after CMU’s key stand. W and J fumbled four times and threw an interception as CMU held with 147 total yards to 271 for the losers.
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CMU
Area teams face tough tests this week in varied football slate
By Dave Raese area high school football has Thursday Friday and Saturday games. University High meets Class AA Roosevelt Wilson at Hite Field in Clarksburg Thursday. Morgantown 1-2 Mihigans travel to Elkins for a Friday game. Terra Alta beat Mountaineer 13-10 and faces Circleville undefeated Friday. Clay Battelle visits St Francis Saturday. Grafton hosts West Fairmont Friday in Big 10 clash with Bridgeport at East Fairmont Friday.
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Cincy Tops Richmond in Season Opener
Cincinnati defeats Richmond 19 to 6 as Dan Shepherd kicks two second quarter field goals. Freshman Mike Smith rushes 83 yards on nine carries with a touchdown, including an 80 yard scoring drive. John Viltro adds a 75 yard fumble return for Cincinnati. Richmond scores late as Bob Allen powers in from the one.
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Illinois Opens Big Ten With Win Over Iowa 27 12
Illinois beat Iowa 27-12 to open the Big Ten season. Linebacker Scott Studwell returned a 29-yard interception for a score, Dan Beaver kicked two field goals, and quarterbacks Jim Kopatz and Kurt Steger each added short rushing TDs to avenge last year’s late defeat.
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Iowa
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Dan Beaver
Illinois
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Kurt Steger
Hawkeyes
Akron Tops Western Michigan 27 21 On Road Win
The University of Akron defeated Western Michigan 27 to 21 as Jim Enbick’s kicking accuracy helped secure the win. Don Matthews produced three Broncos touchdowns and 143 rushing yards, but Akron built a 24 0 lead before WMU staged a late rally led by Matthews. Tom Wilhelm added two Akron rushing scores.
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Baseball Banquet Set With WVU Coach as Speaker
The Morgantown Baseball Association will hold its annual awards banquet at 5 p.m. today at the Westover VFW Ballroom. West Virginia Basketball Coach Joedy Gardner will speak. Master of ceremonies will be S J Angotti with President Royce J Watts presiding. Championship Little League and Babe Ruth teams will be honored along with other participants in local boy baseball programs.
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Sam) Angotti
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Miami Romps Over Marshall 50-0 in Ohio Route
Miami Redskins pulverized Marshall 50 to 0 as seven players scored in Oxford. Sherman Smith 57 yard run and Randy Walker 29 yard scamper gave a 13-0 first quarter lead, Rob Carpenter 36 and 15 yard TDs, Alvin Parker 35, Mark Green 3 yard TDs, plus a 28 yard field goal by Norm Trowbridge and five extra points. Carpenter 117 rushing yards, Smith 102 on 19 and 9 carries respectively. Both left in the third as Miami rested starters en route to next week at Michigan State.
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Jackets blank Tech 24-0 in West Virginia clash
West Virginia State Yellowjackets blanked winless West Virginia Tech 24-0 as senior QB Jim Charley went 11 of 18 for 161 yards including a 46-yard TD to Jeff Good. Henry Taylor added a 6-yard run, Dan Watson returned an interception for 85 yards, and Dennis Strubel kicked a 42-yard field goal. Tech played without injured Lester Tharp as Jerry Williams started at QB for the Golden Bears.
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Slippery Rock Loses Opener 7-0 to East Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg capitalized on one of Slippery Rock seven turnovers to win 7-0 in a season opener. Pete Radocha scored on a third quarter drive after Doug Shaffer forced a fumble to set up the 58 yard march. Slippery Rock had only one first down.
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