East Carolina Pirates football, 1950–59

1950

1950 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1950 record	7–3 (5–2 North State)
Head coach	Bill Dole

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 16	Newport News Apprentice School	Newport News, Virginia	W 21-7
September 23	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, North Carolina	W 27-19
September 30	Hampden-Sydney	Greenville, North Carolina	L 38-26
October 7	Elon	Burlington, North Carolina	L 21-6
October 14	Western Carolina	Greenville, North Carolina	W 36-6
October 20	Guilford	Greensboro, North Carolina	W 26-7
October 28	Cherry Point Marines	Greenville, North Carolina	W 20-12
November 4	Appalachian State	Boone, North Carolina	L 20-0
November 11	High Point	Greenville, North Carolina	W 26-0
November 17	Atlantic Christian	Greenville, North Carolina	W 54-7

1951

1951 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1951 record	4–6 (1–3 North State)
Head coach	Bill Dole

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 15	Southern Mississippi	Hattiesburg, Mississippi	L 40-0
September 22	Newport News Apprentice School	Newport News, Virginia	W 32-6
September 29	Norfolk NAS	Norfolk, Virginia	W 7-6
October 6	Elon	Greenville, North Carolina	L 34-20
October 13	Western Carolina	Cullowhee, North Carolina	L 34-20
October 20	Guilford	Greenville, North Carolina	W 19-14
October 27	Lenoir-Rhyne	Greenville, North Carolina	L 41-14
November 3	Appalachian State	Greenville, North Carolina	L 24-20
November 10	Cherry Point Marines	Cherry Point, North Carolina	W 45-0
November 24	The Citadel	Charleston, South Carolina	L 21-7

1952

1952 East Carolina Pirates football
Lions Bowl, L 13-6 vs. Clarion
Conference	North State Conference
1952 record	6–3–2 (4–1–1 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 13	Norfolk NAS	Greenville, North Carolina	L 13-7
September 20	Newport News Apprentice School	Greenville, North Carolina	W 37-6
September 27	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, North Carolina	L 7-6
October 4	Catawba	Greenville, North Carolina	T 7-7
October 11	Elon	Burlington, North Carolina	W 25-9
October 18	Western Carolina	Greenville, North Carolina	W 21-7
October 25	Guilford	Greenville, North Carolina	W 41-25
November 1	Appalachian State	Boone, North Carolina	W 22-19
November 8	Stetson	DeLand, Florida	T 19-19
November 15	West Virginia Tech	Greenville, North Carolina	W 34-7
December 13	Clarion	Salisbury, North Carolina	L 13-6

1953

1953 East Carolina Pirates football
North State Conference Champions
Elks Bowl, L 12-0 vs Charleston
Conference	North State Conference
1953 record	8–2 (6–0 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 19	Wilson Teachers	Greenville, North Carolina	W 41-0
September 26	Lenoir-Rhyne	Greenville, North Carolina	W 34-0
October 3	Catawba	Salisbury, North Carolina	W 13-6
October 10	Elon	Greenville, North Carolina	W 45-25
October 17	Western Carolina	Cullowhee, North Carolina	W 26-7
October 24	Guilford	Greenville, North Carolina	W 40-0
October 31	Appalachian State	Greenville, North Carolina	W 40-7
November 7	Tampa	Tampa, Florida	L 18-13
November 14	Stetson	DeLand, Florida	W 40-6
December 2	Charleston	Greenville, South Carolina	L 12-0

1954

1954 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1954 record	5–4–1 (3–2 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 11	Norfolk NAS	Greenville, North Carolina	W 21-0
September 18	West Chester	Greenville, North Carolina	L 6-4
September 25	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, North Carolina	W 7-6
October 2	Catawba	Greenville, North Carolina	W 26-7
October 9	Elon	Burlington, North Carolina	L 20-6
October 16	Western Carolina	Greenville, North Carolina	W 27-13
October 23	East Tennessee State	Greenville, North Carolina	T 6-6
October 30	Appalachian State	Boone, North Carolina	L 13-7
November 6	Tampa	Tampa, Florida	L 27-14
November 13	Stetson	Greenville, North Carolina	W 26-7

1955

1955 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1955 record	4–5 (3–2 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 10	Norfolk NAS	Greenville, North Carolina	W 6-0
September 17	West Chester	West Chester, Pennsylvania	L 9-0
September 24	Lenoir-Rhyne	Greenville, North Carolina	L 7-6
October 1	Catawba	Salisbury, North Carolina	L 13-7
October 8	Elon	Greenville, North Carolina	W 13-0
October 15	Western Carolina	Cullowhee, North Carolina	W 14-6
October 22	East Tennessee State	Johnson City Tennessee	L 35-20
October 29	Appalachian State	Greenville, North Carolina	W 13-0
November 5	Tampa	Greenville, North Carolina	L 33-14

1956

1956 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1956 record	2–6–1 (2–3 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 15	Virginia Tech	Bluefield, West Virginia	L 37-2
September 22	Stetson	Greenville, North Carolina	T 7-7
September 29	Catawba	Greenville, North Carolina	L 23-13
October 6	Elon	Burlington, North Carolina	W 19-7
October 13	Western Carolina	Greenville, North Carolina	W 20-19
October 20	Charleston	Greenville, North Carolina	L 28-0
October 27	Appalachian State	Boone, North Carolina	L 22-19
November 3	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, North Carolina	L 57-12
November 17	Richmond	Richmond, Virginia	L 45-7

1957

1957 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1957 record	1–8 (1–6 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 14	Richmond	Portsmouth, Virginia	L 40-7
September 28	Davidson	Greenville, North Carolina	L 19-7
October 5	Catawba	Salisbury, North Carolina	L 36-14
October 12	Elon	Greenville, North Carolina	L 21-12
October 19	Western Carolina	Cullowhee, North Carolina	L 20-7
October 26	Newberry	Greenville, North Carolina	L 20-7
November 2	Appalachian State	Greenville, North Carolina	L 7-6
November 9	Lenoir-Rhyne	Greenville, North Carolina	L 55-7
November 16	Presbyterian	Clinton, South Carolina	W 6-0

1958

1958 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1958 record	6–4 (4–4 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 13	Emory & Henry	Greenville, North Carolina	W 12-0
September 20	Presbyterian	Greenville, North Carolina	L 24-16
October 4	Catawba	Greenville, North Carolina	W 6-0
October 11	Elon	Burlington, North Carolina	W 14-6
October 18	Western Carolina	Greenville, North Carolina	W 18-7
October 25	Newberry	Newberry, South Carolina	L 28-6
November 1	Appalachian State	Boone, North Carolina	L 14-0
October 8	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, North Carolina	L 59-14
October 15	Randolph-Macon	Greenville, North Carolina	W 36-6
October 27	Guilford	Greenville, North Carolina	W 20-0

1959

1959 East Carolina Pirates football
Conference	North State Conference
1959 record	5–6 (3–5 North State)
Head coach	Jack Boone

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
September 12	Presbyterian	Clinton, South Carolina	L 18-13
September 19	Albright	Greenville, North Carolina	W 45-0
September 26	Guilford	Greensboro, North Carolina	W 27-0
October 3	Catawba	Salisbury, North Carolina	W 34-7
October 10	Elon	Greenville, North Carolina	W 31-8
October 17	Western Carolina	Cullowhee, North Carolina	L 34-14
October 24	Newberry	Newberry, South Carolina	L 34-7
October 31	Appalachian State	Greenville, North Carolina	L 28-0
November 7	Lenoir-Rhyne	Greenville, North Carolina	L 22-21
November 14	Newport News Apprentice School	Greenville, North Carolina	W 74-0
November 21	Wofford	Spartanburg, South Carolina	L 20-13

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