Boston College at Syracuse

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  The Nome nugget, September 23, 1963, page 7 (results column)

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  Cridiron Squads Get I’m Full Swing Oklahoma, Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina State turned in impressive victories in making their 1863 debuts in college foot ball. The Sooners of Oklahoma – ranked at Number Four in the A-P preseason poll – broke loose in the second half for 31 to 14 vic tory over Clemson. TouchdoWns by Lance Rentzel, Mike Ringer and Ralph Nicely, plus a field goal by George Jarman gave Oklahoma its second-half points. Alabama whipped Georgia, 32 to ‘, in the opening Southeastern Conference game for the two teams. Mike Fracchia scored two touchdoWns and quarterback Joe Klamath sparked the attack for the Crimson Tide. A flock of talented sophomores paced Tennessee to a 34 to rout of Richmond, giving Jim McDon- aid a victory in his head coaching debut for the Volunteers. Hal Wantland scored two touchdoWns to lead the way for Tennessee. North Carolina State surprised Maryland, 36 to 14, with quarter back Jim Rossi starring for the Wolfpack Rossi scored one touch down and passed for another one while he mixed up his attack per fectly. In an Atlantic Coast Confer ence opener, North Carolina de- feated Virginia, II to 2, on a fourth-period touchdown by Ken Willard. Henry Massie gave the Cavaliers their touchdown on a 99-yard runback of the second-half kickoff Army and Navy both came through with one-sided decision in their first appearance of the season. The Army battered Boston University, 30 to O. Navy ran wild in it’s 51 to 2 shellacking of West Virginia. Elsewhere on the gridiron: Wally Mahle led Syracuse to a 32 to 21 victory over Boston College; Ne braska ripped South Dakota State for a 58 to decision; Kansas State registered a 24 to 2 verdict over Brigham Young; Northwestern dOWned Missouri, 23 to 12: Duke held off South Carolina for g to l4 victory. Iowa State-California – Cali fornia quarterback Craig Morton

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Officially, Syracuse leads 33–⁠25; as played, 34–⁠25 in 59 meetings, counting the 53 since this game.