Ole Miss at Miami

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  Evening star, October 27, 1951, page 10

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  Oklahoma Ags Win; Miami Beats Ole Miss; Temple Tops Boston U. Oklahoma AIM. Miami of Florida and Temple scored i’m portant victories in football games last night. The AgSies posted their third victory without a defeat in Missouri, Valley Conference play as they trounced Detroit. 20–⁠7. at Detroit. Miami whipped Missisisippi, 20–⁠7. and Temple upset Boston University, 20–⁠13 Quarterback Don Babers passed and ran the Aggies to their triumph. He tossed two touch down passes and scored the third himself. Ed Sheldon streaked 86 yards with a kickoff return in the closing minutes for Detroit’s only counter. Halfback Jim Dooley and Quarterback John Melear paced Miami to victory. Dooley scored once Iand stopped two Ole Miss drives lin the first half with a pass inter- Iception and a tumble recovery and lalso boosted the offenSe with some sparkling running. Melear threw one touchdown pass and scored once. Ed Charters. a substitute back, sidelined with injuries since the opening game. led temple to its surprise victory over Boston U. by scoring twice. once on a 43-yard romp. Harry Agganis, star Boston paSser. completed IA out of % passes for 144 yards but only one resulted in a touchdown. Bob Daniels clinched the game by sprinting 81 yards in the third period for a touchdown after TAX ug pass from Paul McKernan. At San Francisco Ollie Matson became the seasons rushing leader by gaining 249 yards against San Diego Naval Training Center as San Francisco won, -26-7. This gave him season total of 1851 yards to 821 for brakes Johnny Bright. Don Klosterman of Los Angeles Loyola set national collegiate record of 303 completed passes in his three-year career as Loyola beat san Jose State, 1912. Klosterman completed 13 of % aerials to erase the former mark of 29l set last year by John Ford of Hardin Simmons

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Tied 2–⁠2 in four meetings, counting the one since this game.