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rn Il DURNAMfNl Jeff Kinney added 109 rushing yards and a touch– down for the Huskers, who scored a shocking 38-14 win over an excellent Fighting Irish club. 1925 DARTMOUTH vs. 1930 NOTRE DAME Turnovers and missed opportunities were the order of the day in a game played in a torrential downpour. With the offens– es floundering, the contest turned into a punting war, with Notre Dame's Frank Carideo doing an excellent job of keeping the Big Green pinned deep in its own end of the field. The game remained scoreless into the fourth quarter when Dartmouth's Swede

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Steve Walsh led 1987 Miami to a 45-14 thrashing of 1932 Southern Cal.

Oberlander, who had completed only two passes in the first 54 minutes, hit a streaking George Tully-whose defender had slipped in the mud-for a 79-yard touchdown . Knute Rockne's troops rallied, pushing the ball to Dartmouth's 22 before Marchy Schwartz was intercepted, clinching the Big Green 's 7-0 win. 1961 ALABAMA VS. 1947 MICHIGAN Fritz Crisler's Wolverines did what no other team was able to do: They scored two touchdowns against Bear Bryant's '61 Tide defense. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough, as Tim Davis' 34-yard field goal with 2:49 remaining pushed Alabama to a 16-14 win. 1986 PENN STATE VS. 1922 CORNELL Joe Paterno's ferocious defense held the Big Red to just 140 yards of total offense and a pair of Swede Hanson field goals, while D.J . Dozier and Blair Thomas combined for 153 rushing yards and three touchdowns as 1986 Penn State cruised past '22 Cornell, 24-6. The Big Red made only three trips across mid– field all afternoon and was forced to punt 12 times. 1929 NOTRE DAME VS. 1979 ALABAMA Steadman Shealy ran for 86 yards and passed for 75 more and Major Oglivie added 74 rushing yards and a touchdown on a 52-yard punt return, as Bear Bryant's 1979 Tide downed the 1929 Fighting Irish, 27-13. The loss tagged Notre Dame head coach Knute Rockne with a disappointing 0-3 record in TDl's Tournament of Champions, while Bryant moved to 2-0. a NEXT WEEK IN TD/: ROUND TWO Questions, comments, complaints or differences of opinion... lf you have something to say about TDl's Tournament of Champions, we'd love to hear from you. Send your correspondence to: Touchdown Illustrated, 355 Lexington Avenue, Ninth Floor, New York, NY 10017.

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