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THI NIWS, oerom IMJ Paris, Denton Battle Tonight to Evade 7-AAAA Cellar The Paris Wildcats anci Dec- ton Broncos clash tonight in Denion in a battle which will see both trying to evade the cellar in the District 7-AAAA standings. loser will definitely drop into last place in the conference, and possibly alone. Most of the losers in last week's 7-AAAA games are favored to take victories tonight. Paris dropped Us ope i ng league tilt last weekend Sherman. 6-0, and needs desperately to grab tonight's verdict.

But Dentan is just as desper-' ate, and possibly even more so. The Broncos lost last weekend to Richardson. 48-19, and have yet to win a game this season. The team was shutout in its first two contests. Despite its 0-3 record, however, the Broncos lurk as a danger in the league, and Coa Dick Mabry's big fear is that they'll pick tonight to come to the" front in the conference battle.

Tough breaks have ha i- capped the Broncos thus far this season. Except for a fumb 1 at the wrong time, or a penalty on a long gainer, and this same type break, the Broncos cou 1 jvist as well be 2-1 at this stage. Only Richardson overwhelmed the Denton club. Also to be remembered i that Denton, in a pre-g a scrimmage, knocked off Ardmore. a top notch Class A club from the Sooner state.

This. too. points out the potential of the Denton team. Two familiar faces will be present in the Denton lineup for tonight's clash. One is Jimmv Harris, the Ne- gro halfback who saw defensive action against the Wilde a last season.

He has been moved to offense this year as an outstanding yard-gainer for the Broncos. The other is Sammy Forester, the 200-pound back who hurt the Cats most Jast season. He individually paced the squad to a 29-20 victory in the 1964 clash before a homecoming crowd in Paris. The Denton team is hungry for victory, and Coach Lewis Whitson has told his gr several times this week that Paris is a team which Denton. can beat if a good effort is shown.

He told the boosters last Monday that the Broncos were to "get after" the Wildcats in tonight's fray. But the Wildcats have a few plans of their own. The Paris attack will be without its most effective runner for tonight's fracas. Charles Austin, the scatback who ran wild in the first two games of the season will be used on defen only. He has a bruised back and this will keep him from logging any offensive time.

Austin, has been good for a large chunk of the Wildcat yardage in the first games, and it'll take a top effort on the part of the other backs tonight to fill Austin's gap. Replacing him will be Larry West and Carroll LaRue, two capable speedsters who could offer a new offensive threat to the opponent's defense. Ronnie Porterfield should also bs in better shape for tonight's game than he was aga i Greenville or Sherman. He was injured in the first game, and has been healing since. missed, any action, however, only limited.

He and Tommy Echols will alternate at the fullback slot. At wingback. the position formerly filled by LaRue, Bill Russo, who has been a standout en defense this year, will take over. And Lonnie Kennemer and Gary Tolleson will fill the quarterback bill. The Paris defense is set and has been proven capable.

It has allowed only two touchdow this season, and has held the opponents as well as could be expected. Even last week in the 6-0 loss to Sherman, the defense played well enough to win. Only the lack of an offensive attack which co 1 generate some points for the Blue and White left the club short. Other than for Austin, all of the Parisians should be in good shape for the contest. Kickoff time is 8 p.m.

in Bronco Stadium. Other games tonight i 7-AAAA will find Highland Park at Denison, Carrollton at Sherman and Richardson at Garland. Mesquite is open. THE SIDELINER RALLIES THE THING fey Fred Nuesch THE FANS WHO BRAVED the "cold spell" and sat out ths 5V- hours of junior high football in Noyes Stadium yesterday a'fternoon and last night certainly got their share of landing football at this level. They saw a 28-point rally within a 5-minute, 55-second period.

And they saw one of the Paris clubs scoring 32 points in a half, and 2C of these in one quarter. And more important to the Parisians, they saw the locals capture a triple'neader from three formidable foes. li started with the Travis freshman clash. The Texans were outmanned by the much larger Ml. -Pleasant squad, and most thought they were whipped when the Travis dub trailed 24-8 with only seven minutes left in the game.

But the Red and White put on a fantastic 2S-pomt rally during a six-minute span in the contest, and walked away with a 36-24 victory. It had to be one of the finest rallies possible on the grid' iron. This equalled even the famous comebacks scored back the "good old days" by the Notre Dame teams. "It proved one thing," Coach J. T.

Davis of Crockett, "who was watching the game, said. "There's no such thing as 'ever being out of a ball game." And Davis' team came up with a rally almost as amazing Hin the third game of the card. Down 6-0 with four minutes -left in the first period, the Vols struck for 32 points during a and got 20 of these in a big second quarter spree. Putting it mildly, it was a big day for the Paris junior souads. Paris Night' Set at ETSU Special to The News Lions, and Coach Chena Gil- COMMERCE Two men who strap of Arlington State College, have a lot more in comm a tall, smiling man famed than the fact that they bo for his wit.

interestingly, Gil- coach college football for a liv- strap earned a degree in zool- ing, will face each other in Me- ogy at Texas; and Hawk ins strap preceeded Hawkins post a 12-9-0 record in the two vears he was there. Hawk i who took over immediately after Gilstrap left in 1950, compiled a 32-20-1' record during i seven-year reign. He also led Paris to a big six Junior College morial Stadium here at 7:30: majored in agriculture at Tex- tomorrow night. as Tech. The men are Coach Ern 1 1 what do the two have in com- Co-championship in 1954.

Hawkins, a quiet, pleasant per- mon? Each took turns in lead- Honors received by both are son. the head mentor of the' ing Paris Junior College to im- i ar too numerous to accou t. East Texas State Univers i pressive football records. Gil- Dodgers Keep Torrid Pace By MURRAY CHASS nant in the last seven years. Associated Press Sports Writer Drysdale's masterpice came Getting stronger as the season us 24 hours after Koufax shut grows shorter, the Los Angeles out Cincinnati on two hits mark- Dodgers' one-two punch of San- jncr the second time in the last YESTERDAY'S RESULTS left the six teams competing -in the Paris junior highs with a combined record of 10-4.

II The Travis eighth grade club, and the Crockett seventh 'graders are still unbeaten, both possessing 2-0 marks. CROWDS AT THE JUNIOR high games thus far have -been excellent. Even with the cold weather last night, a good "backing was on hand for the three clashes. And actually the big games are yet to come. The Travis "and Crockett ninth and eighth grade clubs "will compete in the North Texas Junior District with teams from Sherman and Denison.

and these games are yet to come. then come the big finales pitting the Vols and Texans -against each other. 7 in THE TEXAS freshmen schedule opens Oct. College against TCU. Paris' Bob Long will be a member of the Fish lineup this season.

It'll be interesting lo watch this club in that it contains Coach Sellings' first group of recruits for Aggieland. THE TCU PLAYERS have credited the enthusiasm and snirit of the crowd at Saturday's game with helping push the squad to victory- Larry Perry, just before returning to the field after halftime, took the floor in the TCU dressing room and told his teammates that in three years at TCU. he had never heard a crowd cheer for the team like the one present was doing. "Let's fisht it through and xvin for them," he said. The Frogs were behind 3-0 at that stage, and came back for the win.

JUNIOR CENTER Ken Goodman, junior center for the Paris Wildcats, and his teammates seek their first 7-AAAA 7 of the season tonight in Denton as they clash with the Denton Broncos in an 8 p.m. contest. (Paris News Staff Photo). Ish Ready To Lead Savages Special to the News freshman quarterback was RANT A freshman i moved from an understudy role quarterback, David Kaniatobe to a starting position when'Mike of IdabeL will be at the helm i Barnes became ill. I think our dy Koufax and Don Drysdale has dropped the San Francisco Giants perilously close to the canvas for a 10-count.

In fact, the way the pair has been pitching, the Dodgers may not even need them to deliver the knockout blow. That climactic punch conceivably could come tonight following Drysdale's three-hit, 4-0 victory over Milwaukee Thursday night. The triumph, their 13th straight, kept the National League-leading Dodgers two games in front of the Giants, who defeated Cincinnati 5-3, and put the leaders in this position: If the Dodgers, with Claude Osteen pitching. beat the Braves again tonight and the six days that the prodigious pair has pitched consecutive shutouts. Against St.

Louis last Saturday and Sunday. Koufax pitched a five-hit, 2-0 victory and Drysdale hurled a five-hit, 1-0 triumph. 'This is the best stretch of pitching a team of mine has ever enjoyed," said Manager Walter Alston, who has watched his staff allow only two runs in the last 60 innings. "I've also never had a team that finished a season as strong as this one." Drysdale, who threw an average of only 10 pitches an inning against the Braves, said he never felt stronger. He also suggested that trainers Wayne Anderson and Bill Buhler should Cilstrap has received, throughout his coaching, a total of five Coach of the Year awards and in 1961, led his team at Arlington (then a junior college) to a 12-0 victory in the Junior Rose Bowl.

At Hawk i s' shoulder will stand a man of some little fame himself, backfield coach "Stum- biuv" Sam McCord. McCo has been, and will long be remembered for his outstanding performance with the Lions of ET in the late fifties. At quarterback, he broke all existing records in rushing and tot a 1 offense. McCord played football for Hawkins at Paris Junior College and then moved to East Texas State. Gilstrap has been with the Rebels for 12 seasons.

Hawkins begins his second at ET as head coach, after succeeding the late J. V. Sikes. Two men with a lot in common may have one more thing in common. They both have fine teams who want to win and which are on the comeback trail after losing efforts last year.

Appropriately, when In two men's teams clash Saturday, 'Paris Nigh will be ce 1 e- hrated at Memorial Stadi m. A large delegation from Paris is expected for the contest. for the Southeastern Oklahoma State College Savages Saturday night when they host h- eastern in one of the most critical games of the 19fi5 season. Game time will be 8 p.m. at Durant's Laird Field.

Southeastern, with new personnel making early seas adjustments, has had offensive team has played well under these "Lsh Kaniatobe, because of the experience of quarterbacking the first two collegiate games he played in, is well on his way to becoming one of the best Southeastern signal callers we've had." Christian said. The Northeastern-Southeast- problems. ese probl ems, ern game will pair a couple of were anticipated and offensive; the best backs in the loop. Duke Christian has had coach Duke Christian time to make adjustments since Northeastern's Floyd Butler and Southeastern's Charlie Barnhart the Savages had an open date are the prime candidates to Reds and 21-game winner Sam- rec eive much of the credit for my Ellis down the Giants, Los the pitching streak. Angeles will have its third pen- AUSTIN LEADING SCORER Despite his failure to cross the goal line last Charles Austin of the Paris Wildcats continues to pace the District 7-AAAA scorers with 26 points.

Comer of Highland Park is second with 20 points. Austin scored his 26 points in the first two games of the season, but was checked last week by Sherman. He'll miss tonight's game in Denton with an injury. last weekend. Although we have alread played two games, our team has i cnce this season.

grab rushing honors in the Ok- son lahoma Intercollegiate Conf r- NATIONAL LEAGUE By The Associoled Press Won Seles 95 sncisco 93 Last FcT. Behind 64 J97 66 .585 2 FAST TEXAS HAS one of the most talked about backs in Texar this season in Curtis Guyton. Guyton is leading the T.c-ne Star Conference in several categories, and promises to be one of FT's best ever. Only a freshman. Guyton has a punting average of 42.0 yards per kick, best in the LSC: has a rushing averase of per same, also best in the league: and a total offense averae? of loo.O.

u-hich ranks as third best in the league. THK ATHLETIC as the Belfry Bats. teams in Belfrv. Montana, are known been working out just over three Christian said. "A Card Coach Not Sure About Hayes The big, tough Redmen team has already opened its entry into conference play, blanki Northwestern 2S-0 Saturday.

The Redmen matched a potent running attack with an outstanding passing effort to wi their conference opener against the Rangers. The Redmen would like to get through this game as easily as possible because they mu st face defending champion a st in a homecoming clash ST. LOUIS (AP) After two professional football games. Olympic sprint champion Bob Hayes is on the tip of everyone's at Ada next weekend. uth- tcneue and just out of everv- eastern, if its team is to serve one's reach.

But Coach Vvally as a spoiler for NE's loop ambitions, must beat the Redmen at the game they play so an efficient defense and an offense that is a continu us 88 £7 85 82 73 72 64 50 71 72 .553 £0 87 95 109 .525 .519 .494 .453 7 10 16Vi 23 31 45 Lcmm of the St. Louis Cardinals is not sure he's THAT good. "Hayes can be the game breaker." Lemm said while preparing for Monday night's National Football League game i To A Parisian. Y. B.

Maliory, and his wile will be among the honorees at Southern University this weekend when the first football team to ever compete for the school will be hon- Maliory Honored threat. Bob Thomas, head coach of against unbeaten Dallas in St. Savages, said, overall Louis. "He's that kind of strength of the conferen "But if we double team anv- seems to be stronger than ever. ored during festivities.

Mr. Mallorv was on the 1915 Cowboys Drop Porterfield DALLAS Two players were placed on the Dallas Cowboys' active squad, another was sent to the taxi squad and a fourth was dropped Thursday by the- National Football League club. Defensive end Garry Porterfield from the University of Tulsa was cut. Guard Joe Bob Isbell of the University of Houston went to the taxi squad for 30 days because of injuries. "Activated were tackles Jethro Pugh of Elizabeth City State (N.C.) UCJJL and Mitch Johnson of which donned the SMU uniforms for the first time.

This is the Golden Anniversary season for the Mustangs. These players will be introduced tonight at a pep rally on campus, and will be the guests of head coach Hayden Fry tomorrow morning at breakfast. They'll attend the SMU-Pur- due game Saturday afternoon in the Cotton Bowl. Mrs. Maliory is also a graduate of SMU.

Maliory is a member of the Golden Legion of Phi De 11 him down." Lcmm said. Theta fraternity at SMU, and Mrs. Maliory is celebrating her 50th anniversary as a member of Beta Tau Alpha. Mr. and Mrs.

Maliory reside at 552 Graham in Paris. one. it probably will he Buddy East Central. Northeastern, and Dial or Frank "Clarke. They're i Central all have a reasonable more consistent.

But wor-ying i chance at the conference cham- about them makes covering pions i p. Pre-season pred ic- Hayes rougher." tions mentioned all three of Actually Hayes has only 'hese clubs, caught three passes in Dallas'; "The strength of the whole victories over New York. 31-2. i conference makes this a parti- and Washington. 27-7.

but two of cularly interesting year to fol- them were for touchdowns and low the race." he has averaged 42.3 yards per catch. He also carried the ball once from scrimmage and ran 11 yards for a touchdown. i Pat Fischer and Jimmy Burson, the fastest men in the Car- dinals' defensive secondarv. will i Date Team sue Oci. Durant Oct.

Alva Cincinnati i Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philodelcnia ST. Louis Chicago Houston -------New York Thursday's Results San Francisco 5. Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 4. Milwaukee 0 St. Loui: 19, Houston 8 Only games scheouled.

Today's Gomes Milwaukee (Lemaster 6-13) at Los Angeles (Osteen 15-1-O night Cincinnati (Ellis 21-10) at San rrancis- co (Bolin 13-5), night St. Louis (Sadec'Ki 6-14) ct Houston (Roberts night Chicago (Ellsworth Id-Hi at Pittsburgh (Vcelc 17-12). night Philadelphia (Bunning 13-9) at New York (Bcarnorth night Saturday's Games Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh Si Louis at Houston Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati ct Son Francisco AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Behind xMinn-sota 101 Baltimore 92 Chicooo Detroit 57 Cleveland E5 New York 75 California T. Washington 69 Boston 62 Kansas City -clinched Thursday's Results Minnesota 7, Baltimore 6 Only gome scheduled Today's Gomes Baltimore (WlcNally 10-6 and J.

Miller 6-3) at Cleveland (Stange 7-4 ana Kelley 2X1) 2. twi.night Detroit (W.cLoin 15-6) ct Washington (Duckworth 2-1), night Kansas City (Sheldon 10-3) at Chicago (John 13-7), night Only gomes scheduled. 59 64 67 72 73 85 S6 90 98 iOO .631 ,532 .579 .547 .538 .434 .383 .371 13V2 IS 26 31Vi 39 "They're the best in baseball, and they've kept us in great shaoe," he explained. The shape Koufax and Drysdale have been in has been phenomenal. Together they've recorded 48 of the Dodgers' 95 victories Drysdale is 2-M2 and Koufax 25-S.

The left-handed Koufax has a 2.06 earned run average and eight shutouts while the right- handed Drysdale has a 2.78 ERA and seven shutouts. In the only other NL game St. Louis annihilated Houston 19-S while Minnesota edged Baltimore 7-6 in the only American League contest. Drysdale retired the first 14 Braves, then gave up a two-out single to Felipe Alou in the fifth inning. He rapped two singles himself, driving in the second ran and raising his average to .302.

best on the team. The Giants won only their third game in the last nine when pinch hitter Orlando Cepeda, batting .161, clouted a 3-2 pitch from Joe Nuxhall for a two-run homer with one out in the ninth inning. BOAT, SKI CLUB MEETS The Paris Boat and i Club will hold its ly meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room at the Coca-Cola Bottling Company. All members arc urged to be present for the business session.

Southeastern Schedule take turns covering Hayes. "Of course, we'll send someone up to the line of scrimmage to belt him now and then to slow! anha dlc Oct. Oct. Nov. 16 Langston 23 Southwestern 6 Central Afternoon sanies.

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