6-A SUNDAY, NOVEMBER -6, 1955 MARTINSVILLE BULLETIN, MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA. Richmond Trims Davidson To Spoil Wildcat Hopes Of Winning Title, 19-0 RICHMOND, Va. 3 (AP)Gallant little Davidson's grandiose designs, on the Southern Conference football championship collopsed like a punctured balloon here today as Richmond's Spiders, led by quarterback virtuoso. Tommy Theodose, shot down the Wildcats 19-0. The Richmond victory, achieved in the first, half when Theodose passed oue touchdown, ran 95 yards for another and set up a third -with his deadly passing, handed the conference -title to West Virginia, which finished its league season with a 4-0 record.
shivering audience of barely 1. 5,000 turned out to see. Davidson suffer its first conference setback in four starts. And from the beginning it was evident the Wildcats. their heralded passing attack throttled by the Richmond secondary, were badly outclassed.
Richmond started, its runaway by moving 62 yards with the opening: kickoff-half the -yardage on pitches by Theodose-for a touchdown eventually scored by Halfback Louis Wacker on a oneyard Midway the second stanza the Spiders, paraded, 13-0 57 whardsmand dose tossed a 21-yard payoff aerial to Wacker. Then, a little later, Richmond wound up its scoring and began giving its reserves a little action after Theodose intercepted a pass by the Davidson passing whiz, Dyke Little. on the Spider 5 and raced 95 yards to the end zone. Even Lady Luck deserted Davidson in that. lop-sided first when the Wildcats couldn't do anything right.
Shortly after the second quarter began, with Rich- mond ahead 7-0. the Wildcats' junior fullback, Ken Conger, broke away over right end and dashed 55 yards for a an apparent touchdown that would have put visitors back in condition. But the brilliant run cancelled out by a holding penalty. As it turned out. Davidson got only one more chance to enter the scoring column--that one in the dying moments: of the same period when a pass interception helped the Wildcats get to the Richmond 20.
Here, though, Quarterback Littie passed. one too. many 'and Theodose loped in to intercept a first down pitch on the Richmond 5: prancing the rest of the long distance to goal for Richmond's final score. Besides his versatile showing in passing and running, Theodose who played 59 of the 60 minutes -did same tremendous punting. Bowlers Boost Lead Over Lester Bros.
In City Loop their first place lead in the City The Du Pont a Nyloners increased, Bowling League race during the second' place Lester Bros. a and a' 'half over American moved up into third place and Fontaine remains -in fourth spot. In the Ladies Day League Service Printing Co. grabbed the lead making a clean sweep last Thursday. Blue Ridge Hardware is in second place.
Shift is off and winging at a fast pace in the Du Pont' Plant League with 14 victories and only two defeats. Shift it in second place with a 15-5 record. Shift bowlers of Du Pont Girls League are in front with a 10-2 record. Southland Life is setting the pace in the Insurance Agents League. Cooper Ratcliff with 8-4 is in first place in the Ten Pin League.
Martinsville. Draper No. 1 and Mayodan are tied for top spot in the Bi-State League race as each Fumbles By Cavaliers Costly As Pittsburgh Wins, 18 To 7 PITTSBURG. Nov. 5 (P)-The passing combination of Quarterback Pete Neft and End Joe Walton and fumbles by Virginia gave Pitt 18-7 victory today over the Cavaliers.
H-S Tigers Smother Generals, 35-7 HAMPDEN SYDNEY. Nov. 5 (AP) Hampden-Sydney's fired-up Tigers won their 12th straight football game over a two-season. span, made it seven in a. row this year and defeated Washington and Lee for the first time 14 tries with a 35-7 romp'here today.
An estimated 3,000 homecoming fans, largest in recent history at Venable Field, watched the unde-1 Tigers score four times in the first half and then match the General's lone touchdown after in termission.Tackle Jim Frazer ran 16 yards with a tumble and Bill Lehew went five yards to end a yard sustained drive for the Tigers two touchdowns in the opening Quarterback Jim Smith passed seven yards to Lehew and Freshman Center Bob Saylor ran 45 vards with an intercepted pass in the second period to set up sevenyard pass from Smith to Halfback Sonny Sommardahl, The came in the final quarter when Smith went to his right on an option play, decided to keep the ball and raced 62 yards down the sidelines for the Tiger's fifth six-pointer. Herb Thomas Favorite In Stock Car N. Veteran Herb Thomas of Sanford. three time. winner 'of the famous 500-mile Darlington Labor Day race and twice winner of the NASCAR Grand National championship, ranks as the driver to beat in Sunday's feature of the season's final NASCAR short track late model stock car races over the high banked third of a mile asphalt Champion Raceway here.
piloted 1955 Chevrolet to victory. in the 150-lap feature of the spring races for late model cars here and the Sanford ace hopes to have his 1958 Chevrolet ready for tion in the races Sunday. DRAFTING HOME STUDY Prettine. Also Bide. 1 industry.
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44. COLUMBIA TECH. INSTI11 Washington D. Walton. 20-year-old junior, caught touchdown passes in the first and final periods and Lou Cimarolli.
senior halfback, scored the other on a 32 yard run in the third quarter. Walton's two touchdown's gave him seven for the season and eclipsed a Pitt -record of five set by Chris Warriner in 1951. Virginia scored in the' second period on an 8 yard dash by Ralph Kneeland. who ran 48 yards to set up the scoring play. Pitt's initial score resulted when Walton blocked Nick Lawyer's punt and Pitt Center Ed Bose recovered on Virginia's.
Bob Grier picked up 19 yards on the next ply. and then Neft hit Walton eithwan18 pass the score. scored his second touchdown in the fourth quarter on a 14-yard heave from Nett Virginia's after a second tumble. by. Lawyer on the 20.
Ambrose Bagamery missed all three conversion- tries. It was the Panthers' fifth- vic70-tory in eight starts and assured them a split for the season even it they drop their next two games. It was -Virginia's sixth defeat in 7 games. crowd of 21.938. one of the smallest 9 of the season at Pitt Stadium, saw the Panthers Pitt outplay the heavier Cavaliers.
was halted by period fum-. Virginia's only big scoring threat ble. The Cavaliers took the opening in 16 plays advanced to Pitt's 11. But Jim fumbled a pitchout and Pitt's Dick Bowen recovered to end the threat. I Blue Devils Tie Middies, 7-7; Aldridge Is Big Gun For Duke BALTIMORE, (A) Fullfor sensational secback Bryants Aldridge's running ond half passing by George Welsh of Navy today as the teams battled to a 7-7 football draw.
Each missed breaking the tie with tries for field goals in the last quarter. Jim Nelson missed a field goal from the 15 the last 40 seconds. Navy's Ned Oldham tried one unsuccessfully just before that from the Duke 40 after the Blue Devils had knocked the Middies back from -their own 11. The teams, after trying little more: than to -buck each' other's in an unspectacular first half before 27,119 in Memorial Stadium, scored in the third quarter. Welsh, completing seven straight passes after: the second half opened, pitched Navy to its snore on a 13 yard (correct) pass to all-America End Ron Beagle.
Twice during the 84 yard drive after the second half kickoff, Welsh gambled on last down on his own 37 Duke's 37 for first downs and substitute back Vince Monto made them good. Duke, which stuck to the ground all the way with quarterback Sunny Jurgensen throwing only six, times, and completing none, got even after Welsh pulled a questionable play. The Navy quarter.back made a stab for a bouncing punt 'which he 'couldn't U.S. In Front In Ryder Cup Golf Classic PALM SPRINGS, Nov. 5 (AP) The United States took a commanding 3-1 point lead over Great- Britain today in the opening round of the Ryder Cup international golf classic, defeating the British in three out of four Scotch foursome The one, victory for the visitors in the first of the two day matches at the Thunderbird Country Club was.
registered by Johnny Fallon' and John Jacobs, one up over Chandler Harper and Jerry Barber. Other results found the big run twosome of Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff defeating the strong British threat. of. Capt. Dai Rees ar.
1 Harry Bradshaw, 3 and 2. Doug Ford and Ted Kroll teamed up to hand to British the defeat, 5 and 4 triumph over Eric Brown and Sydney Scott, and Jack Burke, and Tommy Bolt held off a. powerful threat from to Arthur Lees. and Harry Weetman, win, one up on the hole. Eight singles matches tomorrow up the competition.
Each match is worth one point. The 3-1 score duplicated the Yankee margin after the first day of play in the 1954 cup matches in West Virginia Edges. GW Colonials, 13-7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 (P)-West Virginia's seventh-ranked football team rallied from a 7-0 halftime deficit to grind out a 13-7' victory over a stubborn George Washington team that narrowly missed upset of the year.
Undismayed by West Virginia's nation-leading offensive record, the underdog GW team took everything the Mountaineers had offer and then drove all the way to the West Virginia 1 15 before Tom Domen intercepted a pass to stop the threat I a minute before the game ended. -Old Mani Upset Stalks Gridirons Again (A)-Old Man Upset stalked the with college Illinois gridirons again yesterday administering a shocking, 25-6 defeat to Michigan, giving Michigan State the green light to the Rose Bowl if the Spartans week: can beat Minnesota next Michigan State, sparked by Earl Morrall's 90-yard touchdown gallop, buried Purdue 27-0, while Ohio State eked out a 20-13. vicLay the over Big Indiana to remain on. top Ten Conference scramble. Ohio State, however, played at Pasadena last and cannot return tot the Rose Bowl.
There' were a flock of surprises, such as Yale's 14-12 victory over. Army before the 7-7 between and Duke; another Ivy League upset as Harvard downed Princeton 7-6; Vanderbilt's 34-0. drubbing. of Kentucky; and Tennessee's 7-7 deadlock with Georgia Stanford upset Southern California 28-20. The nation's No: 1 and.
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Duck Season Here To Open On Monday The season for shooting ducks will be opened Monday at sunrise but hunting on the new city until reservoir noon. will not be permitted Several blinds have been erected. ton the city reservoir hunters' will have to register before they are permitted to shoot." Game Warden Edgar Lemons reports that sunrise in this of Virginia tomorrow will section 6. to a.m. Hunters will.
be permitted shoot until sunset which will be at 5:02 Monday. A large number: of ducks have been observed recently on the city reservoir. Some ducks have been on the Philpott Reservoir Where" the hunting will be permitted sunrise. All hunters' must obtain duck stamps at one of the local post offices. These duck stamps an be purchased at the.
post offices at Martinsville, Fieldale and Bassett. The stamps sell for $2 'and each bears the name of the purchaser so that they are not transferrable. A registration fee of $1 will be charged to hunt on the city lake. The hunters will have to "hire boat. to go from the shore to the blind.
Lehigh Runs Wild Over VMI Keydets, 39-0 BETHLEHEM, Nov. Fumble plagued Virginia Institute- stand chance today as the high powered Lehigh Engineers ground out their sixth straight win 39-0 before 5,000 at Taylor Stadium. tors a Lehigh widest team margin since of 1950. victory. The Keydets lost six out of 10 four of which were converted into Lehigh touchdowns.
Keith Rust led the Lehigh scoring parade with two. touchdowns, the first on a pass from Quarter: back Don Nolan good for 31 yards and the second -on a 10 yard run. Leigh capitalized game opening fumble by VMI Quarterback Bill Nebraska on the Keydet's Pete Williams recovered for Engineers and five plays later sneaked over from the one. Nolan then fired to Rust for the second touchdown of the first period. Dick Hoogstraten kicked the extra point.
Dick Tennell, Lehigh halfback plunged oyer from the two at 6:20 of the second period a 33 yard drive started when Walt Bianco recovered Nebraska's 0 fumble. With four minutes gone in the second half, Rust raced around left end for-10 yards and the fourth Lehigh score. Hoogstraten rammed over from six with four minutes gone in the fourth period and Tackle Bill Doremus converted the extra point. Bob Mider went over from the six in the last period' winding up a 45 yard drive also started by the recovery of a VMI fumble by Pete Schulz. College Football EAST A Cornell 20, Brown 7.
Dartmouth 14, Columbia Pittsburgh 18, Virginia Harvard 1. Princeton Yale 14, Army 12. Notre Dame 40, Penn Lehigh 39, Virginia Military Muhlenberg 7, Temple Bates Colby 12. Lafayette 16, Rutgers 7. Colgate 35, Bucknell Alfred 19, Kings Point Wesleyan 40, Williams 21.: Penn State 21, Syracuse 20.
Coast Guard 10, Renssealer poly. 0. Juntata 37, Grove City 0. Shippensburg 28, Kutztown Geneva 6, Lycoming. 0.
Maine 54, Bowdoin 8. North Carolina State 40. Boston U. 13. Massachusetts.17, Brandeis Vermont 6, Middlebury 0.
New Haven 26, Brockporto. Tufts 34, Rochester 0. Buffalo St. Lawrence 11. Delaware.
30, Gettysburg 0.: National Aggies 20, Gallaudet 0. Bridgeport 6, New Britain 0. Carnegie Tech 12, Franklin Marshall 0. Worcester Tech 28, Norwich 0. Hobart 19,.
Hamilton 0. Westminster 34, Allegheny 0, Haverford 19, Union (NY) 13. Bloomsburg 7, California (Pa.) 6. Lincoln St. Paul (Va.) 0.
Albright 37. Lebanon Valley 11. Susquchanna 21, Wagner 19. Bolling AFB 26, Shaw ATB 0. Springfield 18.
New. Hampshire 0.. Clarion 20, Slippery Rock 14. Trinity 38. Amherst 14.
Moravian 40. East Stroudsburg 0. Montclair 21, Trenton 20. L. I.
Aggies 19, Morrisville Aggies- 0. Penn. Military 30, Dickinson 0. Lock Haven 13, Mansfield 7. Fairmont (W.
Va. 16, West Virginia Tech 1. Cort'and (NY) Tehrs 19, Last "Stroudsburg 13. West Virginia Wesleyan 21., Potomac State. 12.
SOUTH 'Duke 7. Navy (tier, Maryland. 13, Louisiana State 0. Clemson 21. Virginia Tech 18.
Wake Forest 13, William Mary 7. Florida 19, Georgia 13. Georgia Tech 7. Tennessee 1 (tie). Citadel 13, Newberry 7.
North 'Carolina 32, South Carolina 14 Richmond 19. Davidson Vanderbilt 34, Kentucky 0. Maryland State 3. Delaware State 0. Drexel 34, Western Maryland 13.
Hampton 14, Howard 0. Knoxville 27, Morehouse 6. Hampden Sydney 33, Washington Lee 7. Shepherd (W.Va.) 36, District Teachers (Wash. D.
0. Tulane 27, Alabama 7. Elizabeth City (N.C.) 20 Fayetteville (N.C.) 13.. Chattanooga 14, North Texas State 6. Virginia State 27.
West Virginia State 0. Grambling 26. Bethune-Cookman 6. Auburn 27, Mississippi State 26. Millsaps 34, Ouachita 6.
Shaw (N.C.) 7, Bluefield State (W. Va.) (tie). Allen (SC) 31, Benedict 1SC) 0. Kentucky State 19, Mississippi Industrial 6. Centre 25, Sewanee 0.
Eastern Western Kentucky 0. Middle Tennessee 33, Murray (Ky) 28. Mississippi' Southern 40, Abllene Christian 0. Albany State '(Gal 21, Florida Normal 14. Fiorida State 16, Villanova 13.
John Hopkins 19,. Swarthmore 6. Louisiana Tech 21, Southeastern Louisiana 0. Mississippi Vocational 26. Philander Smith (Ark.) 6.
Arkansas State Teachers 13, Memphis Navy 2. Morgan State. 19. Virginia Union 6. Xavier (New Orleans: 38, Clark (Ga.) 6 Tuskogee.
.13, Miles 0. MIDWEST Ea Ohio State 20, Indiana 13. 20. Marquette 7. Wittenberg 27, Capital 30.
Wisconsin 41. Northwestern Iowa 26, Minnesota 0. Kansas State 46, Kansas 0. Illinois 25, Michigan Oklahoma 20, Missouri 0. Michigan State 27, Purdue Colorado 20, -Oklahoma: 13.
Central (Mo.) 0, Principia 0 (tie): Baldwin- Wallace 28. Ohio Weslevan 13. -Indiana Central- 13, Manchester 13 (tie). Evansville 38. Ball State 0.
4 Hanover 38, Tavlor 0. Heidelberg 14, St. Joseph's (Ind.) 13. Franklin Anderson 6. Iowa 33.
South Dakota 26. Eastern Illinois 14, Northern Illinois 0. 0 Wisconsin Tech 28. St. Procopius (Ill.) Stevens Point 45, St.
Norbert. 28. Carroll Wis) 25, Milwaukee State 27. Akron 46. Oberlin 13.
SOUTHWEST Arkansas 10. Rice n. Texas 21, Baylor 20. FAR WEST Stanford 28. Southern California 20.
UCLA 34, College of Pacific 0. State Western (Colo) State 48, Colorado 7: Utah State 47: Brigham Young 31. Colorado 37, Utah 7. Denver: 60, Colorado College 0. Oregon Washington State 0.
1 Oregon Montana 19, State 33, Montana Idaho 14. State 0. Idaho State 27. Colorado Mines Langston Rallies In 2nd Half To Defeat Albert Harris, 13-7 The Albert Harris Yellow ets outplayed Langston in the first half at Danville Friday night but faded in the last part of the gamewhen the Lions came back to win, 13-7. The Yellow Jackets scored their touchdown first minute of play.
A -blocked punt was recovered on the third running play of game by the alert Jackets on the Langston three. Albert Harris went over. from there and added the extra point. Later in the first half the Jackets were halted only one yard from pay dirt. i' The Lions came to life in the third period and scored with a sustained drive.
In the final period a Langston clinched the victory with forward pass play that covered 25 yards touchdown. The Langston victory was the second in' a row after Harris had outplayed the Lions in the first 'Last year. the Jackets held a 7-0 lead at halftime before the Lions rallied for three touchdowns to win, 19-7. The game was the last one of the -season for Albert Harris. A game that had been tentatively scheduled with Dunbar of Lynchburg has been cancelled.
The Jackets finished the" season with three victories and five defeats. In the game at Danville, Nelson Hairston and Wiley Draper. were the backfield standouts for the Jackets. James Hairston and Wilford Lowery were strong on detense in the Albert Harris line. The Jackets collected a total of 15 first downs against 10 for the Lions.
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10 W. Church 1 St Phone $663. Redskins Host To Eagles; Browns Clash With Giants. (AP) Cleveland shoots for its sixth; Chicago, in a game that could prac. straight "today and tour tically eliminate the loser from the Western Division teams risk their Western race: The Bears have won title chances in a four-game pro- three in row from Baltimore, San gram of the National Football Francisco and Angeles after League, Lori losing their first three starts.
Cleveland, 5-1 and unbeaten since The Philadelphia Eagles 2-3-1. dropping the opener to Washington, are favored to reverse an earlier. 27-17, opens the second half of the defeat by Washington 3-3 in a game season by playing the New York to be played "at Washington, The Giants at Cleveland in the first of Redskins won a 31-30 thriller in home and home series. The their first meeting. HA Browns, with Otto Graham again Two Saturday night games were leading the passers, are favored to played Baltimore at Detroithand the Giants another set- Pittsburgh at the Chicago Card.
back in an Eastern Division game. nals. Los 4-2 a strong candi- With only five more games to date for Western honors, meets the play after today's action, there is a San Francisco 49ers 3-3 at Los strong possibility of a tie in both Angeles in a vital game for both divisions. The regular season ends clubs. Although the Rams won 23- Dec.
11 with championship play. 14 at San Francisco, the 49ers are off, between the two division win. slight favorites to win the rematch. ners, either Monday, Dec. 26, or Sunday, Jan.
1. in the of the Green Bay 3-3 and the Chicago Western champions. That could be team has won three matches and lost one. In this league the matches are "decided on total pintall. The matches instead of total games are listed in the standings.
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3 Mayodan 3 Draper No. 1. Burlington Reidsville Broome Sparks Citadel Over Newberry, 13-7 CHARLESTON, S. Nov. 5-(AP) Junior Lefthalf Budgie Broome reeled off 168 yards in 10 carries to lead The Citadel to a 13-7 football victory against Newberry'here today.
Broome set up the first touchdown with a 64-yard gallop in the first period. He scored the second from the five in the third quarter. Quarterback Bobby Schwarze sneaked -over from the two for the score Broome's long run. Newberry's touchdown came. on a sustained 88-yard.
march in thefinal 'period, substitute halfback Bobby Rowe circling wide to the right. for 29 yards and the score. meanwhile moved closer to an epic Miami Orange "Bowl clash. But both had tougher going than expected. Maryland ground out a 13-0 victory over Louisiana State's fired up Tigers, and Missouri gave Oklahoma a "busy afternoon before the Sooners grabbed a.
20-0 decision. Riepl, Penn sophom*ore, scooted 108 yards with the opening kickoff, and. Notre Dame had its hands full for the first half before exploding for five touchdowns in the last two periods and a 46-14 victory. Battling, but winless, Penn held the nation's No. 6 team to.
a 14-14 halftime score. Michigan, ranked No. 3 in last six upset by an inweek's AP-poll and undefeated in spired Illinois outfit that had won only one of four conference games. Bob Mitchell, a sophom*ore halfback, galloped 64 yards for one Illini touchdown as he led his mates to the stunning victory. and UCLA, favorite the nation's No.
5 team win "the' Pacific Coast-title and a Rose Bowl berth, walloped College of Pacific 34-0. Auburn all put eliminated Mississippi State in the Southeastern Conference race with an adding FOR SPORTS LOVERS for the GOLFER TEES COMPLETE SET BALLS BAGS WOOD 3 IRONS CLUBS BRYANT'S SPORTS CENTER E. Main St. Layaway For Christmas Ph. 4177 GIFTS Bears 3-3 play at Wrigley Field, Carver High Tops Bedford By 18-0 Score Carver High Carver's Trojans outclassed Bedford Friday to rack up an 18- 0 victory.
and spoil the coming for the Bedford team. while- losing only two this season. Bedford. winner of five games was rated as favorite but the Trojans upset the dope bucket. Alfred Hairston scored the first Carver touchdown when he went over to climax a sustained James Largin scored the second touchdown after the Trojans again swept down the field to.
the Bedford four. Hairston crossed the Bedford goal again in the final period but fumbled after a jaunt of 40 yards. Wasena Wooten fell on the ball behind the Bedford goal for the touchdown. The Carver coaches said the Trojans played their best game of the season. Coach Sam Trott said the Carver gridders tackled harder and blocked more ferociously than at any time during the season.
I The game was played before the largest crowd of the season at Bedford. almost any one of the six teams in the division except Detroit, which still hasn't been eliminated mathematically. Tennessee Vols Tie Georgia Tech, 7 To 7 KNOXVILLE, Nov. 5 (AP) -A fired up band of Tennessee Vol. unteers battled Georgia Tech, the nation's eighth-ranking football to a 1-7 draw today before an The overflow eager throng young of 50,000.
Vols, obviously at a high pitch for the game, took the opening kickoff and rambled 58 yards in nine running plays for their lone, touchdown, Engineers, turned back peatedly 'in the second and third periods, finally mounted a scoring drive midway in the fourth quarter to tie the score. The tie probably eliminated Tech from the conference title chase, but it should have little effect on the Engineer's hopes for a post-season bowl game. Johnny Majors. a stant threat to Tech with his ning and passing, maneuvered the Vols to their touchdown before hundreds of fans found their seats. then the 165-pound first play after Huntland, the kickoff, I speedster raced 18 yards, and eight plays a later sophom*ore Fullback Tommy Bronson dived over from the Bassett Racks Up 7th Victory By Defeating Fries, 21 To 6 The Bassett Bengals racked up their seventh victory of the season Friday night by knocking off the Wildcats at Fries, 21 to 6.
Fries held the Bengals back in the first quarter but Bassett was not to: be denied -in the second period. The Bengals scored two touchdowns in the second quarter and added another in the third period. Fries held on their 2 in the first period but Bobby Hodge plunged over for a. TD early in the next quarter. Buck Gale also scored for Basset before the half ended.
His! touchdown climaxed a sustained Bassett The Bengals drove hard again' in the third period with John Austin going over for the score. Fries' touchdown came in the quarter -on a -pass play that covered 20 yards. Bassett still has two games on the slate and the Bengals are favored to win both. Bassett will meet Appomattox and Hillsville before the season ends. In other district 6 games Frig day Blacksburg Willie Byrd, 19-6; Pearisburg, downed Hillsville, 26-19 Christiansburg nosed out Narrows, 28-13.
(Paid Political Advertisem*nt) TO THE CITIZENS AND VOTERS OF HENRY COUNTY, VA. machine 27-26 victory featured by runs of. 61 and 75 yards by Fob James. The first set up an Auburn score, and the last was the deciding touchdown and came on an ip- tercepted pass. Clemson, which meets favored Maryland in an Atlantic Coast Conference payoff tussle next week, downed.
Virginia 21- 16. Texas kept: its Southwest Conference hopes alive withstanding a furious Baylor finish, to edge the Bears 21-20. The showdown comes next 'Saturday against Texas Christian, idle Saturday.Iowa shut out Minnesota 26-0, Wisconsin rolled over Northwestern 41-14: and Detroit, defeated Marquette 20-7. Nebraska remained tied with Oklahoma for the Big Seven conference lead by defeating Iowa State 10-7 for its fourth league win, and Kansas State belted Kansas 46-0. Arkansas downed Rice 10-0 in a battle of Southwest, Conference tailenders.
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