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ir October 4, 1953 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Page Twenty-Three Oklahoma Pitt Georgia Tech 6Michigan State 21 Southern Methodist 4 Minnesota 0 Notre Dame Purdue 37 7 Kansas State 27 i Wyoming 20 Northwestern 33 Michigan 26 Nebraska Oi Utah State 20lTuIane 7 7 Lobos, BYU Battle to 12-12 Skyline Deadlock Terpening Stars in Drive Buckeyes Rap Bears, 33-19, Desp ite Gale-Sweot Dust In Last Half i i sTTi a i miwi ii ftddsa I tjk a 7j-'y- rim Ohio State's Buckeyes scored four Jt. I Br J. D. KAILER, Journal Sport I Editor Tile-driving: fullback A. L.

Terpening slashed and bulled New Mexico 60 yards to a fourth period touchdown, giving the Lobos a 12-12 Skyline Conference tie against Brig-ham Young here Saturday night in a dusty, gale-swept football game before 6500 brave fans. New Mexico might have emerged the winner but for three costly fumbles pounced on by alert Cougars outplayed throughout. Despite the loose ball handling, it was the winds which nullified all extra point attempts and forced the tie. It was UNM's second league encounter, the Lobos losing a 6-0 encounter to Utah State last weekend. BYU holds a 27-13 win over Montana, second.

Oro Escritoro (6) manages to hold the edge over Mr. Max for third. Motor Boy, ridden by Doyle Roberts, paid $8.70, $4.50 and $3.70. (Kew photo) ACROSS THE FINISH LINE: Motor Boy, owned by Mrs. E.

S. Weidner of Phoenix, streaks across the finish line to win the first race at the State Fair Saturday afternoon. Battle Scarred is By J. D. KAILER Journal Sports Editor luuuiuunua wim a icai auuic uio" play of power in the second half, to rout the California Bears 33-19 today In their nationally televised intersectional football clash.

Bob Watkins, a squatty human battering ram playing at right half, personally accounted for four of Ohio State's five scores. A host of other Buckeye barks aided in the destruction of the California defense. Johnny Borton, Ohio State's clever pass-pitching quarterback, called a great game. The1 Butkeyes broke into the, scoring column in the first period, traveling 80 yards on 15 plays. California tied the count in the second and pushed over another in a 49-yard thrust to get into a surprising 13-6 lead at halftime.

A rather weak punt by Paul Larson, who otherwise sparkled for California set the stage for the Buckeyes' first touchdown of the third quarter. It gave the Midwesterners the ball 28 yards from the 3ears' goal. They scored. But California wasn't beaten yet. The Bears went 70 yards and snatched a lead again.

It was their last gasp. The Buckeyes came back with another devastating touchdown drive. The Notre Dame Crushes Purdue, 37-7 The visitors boasted a 12-6 halftime lead largely on their accurate passing game. Henry West's 14-yard aerial to Marion Probert climaxed a 74-yard drive In the second. A beautiful pattern pass from Lavon Satter-field to Phil Oyler covering 65 yards got the other with five seconds remaining.

Tailback Bob Lee zipped and zagged 32 yards in a smooth bit of broken field running to hand UNM its second period TD after a 91-yd. push. Just Keep Patching That Ole Tire When we were a mere youth back in Pennsylvania some years ago, the next door neighbor owned a pretty fancy Arizona, Cardella wmmiiiM car. He polish it every Saturday until it glistened. But this Worden, Lattner, Guglielmi Score ole boy had a shade of economy in his blood which hurt the car's overall performance.

He'd patch those four tires time The CO-yd. Lobo drive, with Romp Over Terpening carrying the mail, 9J again when he discovered a slight leak in the tube. The tube evened the ball game in the fourth as the Cougars couldn't cope with Freely for Irish N.M. Aggies, 46-7 Four Pages 23, 24, 25, 26 A FAYETTE. Oct.

3 TUCSON. Oct. 3 (Pi- UNM vaunted defense. Statistically, New Mexico held sway. The Lobos piled up 233 yards aground, adding 54 in the air for a 287-yd.

total and 16 first downs. BYU used the airways for 149 yards on 23 passes for most of the nine first downs and 256 total. Football Scores Ken Cardella and freshman Art Luppino each scored three touch' downs tonight to carry the Uni' versity of Arizona to a 46-7 Bor UP) Notre Dame's neat and nifty football team scored a 37-7 victory over big but befuddled Purdue today. The Irish scored as they pleased with fullback Neil Worden's power, halfback Johnny Lattner's resemDiea a poiKa-aot wneei. One hot, summer day a bunch of us kids saw the gent going through his tire repair routine.

"We've got a hankerin' to go swimming, Mr. Perkins," said one boy. "How's about letting us have one of those old tubes?" The cent looked aihast at the youth and muttered, "Son, these tubes got a lot more life In em. Get a life preserver from someone else." We eventually found a tube at the corner carage, went swimming and forgot about Perkins. That ii until we overheard the ole boy talking with our elders one der Conference grid victory over conversion gave them a 20-19 lead.

From there, the score mounted. For the second time in a few minutes, a recovered fumble by Ohio Stat led to a score. This one was good for 28 yards in the fourth period. Shortly afterward, it was an unstoppable march of 83 yards, for that final touchdown. Regardless, both clubs displayed New Mexico AstM before 14,000 Texas A AM 14.

Georgia 13 Kentucky 26, Florida 13 Cincinnati 57. William and Mary 7 Mississippi Southern 42, Tampa Tennesse Wesleyan 27, Hiwassee (Tens.) 6 La a yet te 28, Albright SOUTHWEST excellent offenses under the most fans. adverse weather conditions. At Cardella. a senior, rushed for times, winds were measured up to! 174 yards on 16 carries in scoring 60 miles per hour.

It whipped up twice in the second quarter and speed and quarterback Ralph Guglielmi's lateral pass over Br the AMoriAtfd Prett EAST Ric 2S, Cornel! 7. Oklahoma 7, Pitt 7. Princeton 20, Columbia 19. Holy Crow 19. Colgate 8.

Hamilton 7, Brooklyn College 0. Yale 13. Brown O. Rutgers 20. Virginia Tech 13.

Penn 13, Penn State 7. Springfield 19, Norwich 0. Navy 55. Dartmouth 7. Coast Guard 13, Colby 0.

Trinity 32, Hobart 0. Williams 14. Rochester 0 Franklin and Marshall 47, Johns Hop University of New Mexico 12, Brigham once early in the third. the Heights dust on some occa sions to the point players were nich indistineuishable from the inrpsshm Duet and wind rpached whelming Purdue. Notre Dame started its point production with a 23-yard field goal by guard Menil Mavraides less than seven minutes into the first quarter and Purdue never caught up.

Lattner showed the sell-out 5 eprifcs kins 13. Briefly, he took his familv for a Lupino, from La Jolla, got his first big chance of the year in the final period. He ran his touchdown from 21,38 and 43 yards out. Then he ran an Aggie punt back 68 yards to within five yards of the goal line. Arizona fumbled and failed to score.

greatest fury late in the con-f, Ji 'est when officials had to halt play as the gales roared through the country drive one night, had a SO blowout, ran his shiny car into 3vLV Zimmerman Field stands. Both clubs displayed little or nothing offensively speaking in Tech Edges SMU, 6-4 ATLANTA, Oct. 3 UP) -A fast, tough Southern Methodist line knocked Georgia Tech's heralded running game out of kilter today but a couple of breaks and magnificent goal line stands enabled Tech to win a 6-4 intersectional 1 thriller. uui'n buq naa 10 pav ju (price of at least two tires and I NM's Tom L. Tope Joy crowd of 49,135 sweltering fans his All-America caliber in an 86-yard kickoff return in the HaverforrI 13, wagner St.

Lawrence 18, Hofstra 7. Westminster 32, True! 7. Alfred 55, RPI 7. New Hampshire 14. Rhode Island 13.

Muhlenberg 1. Bucknell 13. Delaware 28. Lehigh 13. Carnegie Tech 21.

Allegheny 11 Brandeis 25, Bridgeport 0. Harvard 16. Ohio U. 0 New Britain 6. Trenton State 6 (tie).

Ithaca 12. Brocknort State 4. tube thenl to be hauled back to town. Quarterback Barry Bleakley the first quarter. Jay crampton second quarter.

He simply ex This little episode comes to mind when we read about Dr. John :j.j i. fnr vw virtually made a one-man job out Young University 12 (tiet Texas Tech 27, Oklahoma AAM IS Texas 2, Houston 7 Arkansas 13, TCU 8 Missouri 27. Colorado 1 Trinity (Tex.) 27, Hardin-Simmoni 21 McMurry 25. Eastern New Mexico 6 Panhandle A and 45.

Highlands O. McMurry 25, Eastern New Mexico L'ni versity 6. MIDWEST Wisconsin IS. Marquette 11 Iowa 54, Washington State 12 Michigan 2, Tulane 7 Michigan State 21, Minnesota 0 Illinois 23. Stanford 21 Northwestern 33, Army 20 Kansas 23, Iowa State 0 Noire Dame 37, Purdue 7 Whsaton 29.

Michigan Tech 0 Mount Union 2S. Dnison 27 Ohio Wlyan 21. Hl4tbTg 10 Kent State 27, Western Reserve 0 Peflance 13. Adrian 7 Kansas State 27. Nebraska 0 Lawrence 2i, Carleton ft Lake Forest 2).

Augustana F.imhum 19. Navy pier 6 Butler 24, Wabash 20 Wilmington 23, Manchester 9 Monmouth 24. Cornell Ua. 0 Dale Russell's cry that UNM and Aggies athletic subsidies are due, Mexico iust before the end of the of Arizona's seventh touchdown. for a check by the State Board of Educational Finance.

ploded down the sideline and outran everybody in the Purdue backfield for Notre Dame's second touchdown. Indiana State (Pa.) 23, California State period, blocking Dick Felt's punt Intercepting Charles banfords on Brigham Young's 19. Marlin Pass. he, ran back 24 yards to the onA I Aggies 34. passed to Bill Codd for Cut Expenses, Says Russell Worden, however, wa the Briefly.

Russell believes the two state schools are spending too Dave Matthews found gaping pnH Yrom ls vard, out t0 much dough on athletics main payoff weapon for the Irish, scoring two of Notre Dame's five touchdowns. They The inspired defensive play of the SMU Mustangs kept the Yellow Jackets bottled up in their and wants to cut it out. We're glad to read jn tne Cougar mid-stion mtheXrd quarter Popejov welcomes a "long, hard look at thejmoving tne ball t0 tn, BYU H-jgCcorle? kicked tl ms by Russell. An offside aeainit the visitors' -j An ollside against tne visitors Tnmmv that UNM Pres. Tom ie (Pa.) 20.

Lebanon Valley 15. Wlllcne Bloomsburg 26. Mansftcid State Slippery Rock 6. Edmboro A Uie) Tufts $. Worcester Tech Juniata 20.

Moravian Appalachian 21. Eion ill Vpsala 33. Lincoln (Fa. 12 Louisiana State 42, Bostca College SOl'TH Marvland 20, North Carolina 39. Washington and Lee 0.

Iuke 21. Tenne5. 7. Bouth Carolina 19. Virginia 0.

school's sports operations Hrimpc i rL were on 11-yard runs in which 'own half of the field except th he smashed through the Purdue! one time Tech scored. SMU tackla line like a ram. Jack Gunlock blocked a Dave put it on me nine, dui nnp iumoieu in a sum uuuugu New Mexico line score was Washington (St. Louis 40, University ter, the Cougars recovering on engineered in the third period by Sub halfback Dick Washington Davis punt and the ball went out the six. made another almost as pretty as Clark Presley, a substitute George Washington 20, North Carolina If Russell cared to glance at the sports pages, he might discover that UNM and A have de-emphasized to the dividing line of undertaking an intercollegiate sporti program or conducting intra-murals.

In 1950-51. $84,086 was the UNM athletic deficit. The following year, it was cut to $64,649 or nearly $20,000. In 1952-53, the gap between profit and loss narrowed to $47,884 or about half of the '50-'51 total. This year's program will mn about the same.

Now an estimated $3,000,000 is spent on the University's educational program. The $47,000 is but 1.6 per cent of the total yet 300 students benefit directly (about one-twelfth the enrollment) and the student body as a whole gets a bang out of being spec Lattner long run. Washington took a lateral from sub quarterback Tom Carey in a 31-yard scoring play that gave the Irish a 23-7 lead. Guglielmi scored one Notre Dame touchdown himself on a sneak and completed seven of of the end zone for a safety, and Tech intentionally gave the Mustangs another two-pointer. The only touchdown came in the third quarter when Davis intercepted a Duane Nutt pass on Tech's 23.

Three plays later quarterback Pepper Rodgers sneaked into the end lone. A few minutes later a punt into the end zone by Jerry Norton and Another fumble by Matthews nullified a Lobo scoring chance in the visitors' territory early In the second quarter. BYU took over on its own 26-yd. marker and went 74 yards for its tally. Rushes and a pass moved Chick Atkinson's outfit to it's 40.

Fleet State 7. Georgia Tech SMT 4 Auburn 13. Mississippi 0. Mississippi State 21, North Texas State Alabama 21. Vanderbilt 12.

Wake Forest IS. Villa nova 12. West Vtrgenia 47. Waynesnurg 1. Shepherd 13.

Randolph Macon 13 (tie). Fisk 13. Tuskege 7. Xavier La. 13.

Alabama State 0. Maryland Stata 7, Morris Brown North Carolina A A 26, Virginia Enos Qualifies In Fair Rodeo or tne south 20 Illinois State 27. Southern Illinois 20 Grinr.eil 7, Knox Ashland 14, Ohio Northern Alma 25, Bluff ton 6 Emporia (Kan.) 26, Bethany (Kan.) 7 Indiana Central 7, Eariham Valparaiso 45, St. Joseph a 7 Ball State 2. Depauw 7 Rose Poly 13.

Shurtieff Platteville State 20. Dubuque Michigan Normal 13. Wayne Hope 21, Csrroll (Wis.) 14 Abilene Christian 13, Midwestern 7 FAR WEST Wyoming 2. Utah State IS Idaho 20, Montana 12 Missouri 27, Colorado U. Id Ohio State 33, California 19 Washington Oregon State 9 Idaho State 27, Colorado College 20 Whit worth 42.

Eastern Wash 7 Pomona-Claremont 20. La Verne Central Wash 33. British Columbia 11 Colorado AAM 21, Denver Artiorta 4. New Mexico A and as" 7. tators.

Union 6 Despite the high winds that Of the expenses. Athletic Department Business Manager John! Dick Felt broke through right Dolzadelli estimates 30 per cent is spent on travel in the far-flung guard and galloped for 45 yards 1 TTV'XC. kicked ud the dust at the State Southern State 30, Arkaasas Tech 7 Kant Tennessee 31, Western Carolina Richmond 13, Virginia Military 7 East Carolina 13, Catawba 6. Hampdtn-Sydney 20, Emory and Henry ynne conierence, a per cent on equipment. in iooioan ieam ueiuie Demg mupcu un vels bv plane to such "convenient" locales as Missoula.

Montana 20. Minutes later West found iUldll tra IS 1700 miles distant) or Laramie. (700 miles). The other squads Probert alone in the end zone for Vwiwi- nine passes for 92 yards. Halfback Joe Heap caught three of them for a total of 57 yards.

The Boilermakers never were the same after that. Purdue's lone touchdown came in the second period when quarter-bark Roy Evans hit end John Kerr with a 20-yard pass en the Notre Dame 45 and Kerr ran the rest of the u. Lattner's tight-rope act down TroT (Ala.l 7. Livingston (Ala.) Florence (Ala.) 14, Austin Peay (Tenn.) a penalty pushed Tech back to its 9. Davis went back to kick and fumbled, with SMU's Bill Fox recovering one foot shy of the goal line.

Tech's line was like granite and the Mustangs were repelled. Jackets took over and Rodgers grounded the ball in the end zone. by private car or bus it. The latter method means players miss a 1IJ on a 14-ya. pattern.

movi riding. 13 classroom hours and must make it up with extra mid-night oil. A rkansai State 34, Emporia (Kai The attempted conversion wai blocked. Lefty Wilkins of Ysleta, Stat 19 No Athletic Scholarships In This State tuiiiym uii nun t.gii iuuiiik null- New Mexico went 91 yards Hi. ti.

with less than two minutes Tn-- No athletic scholarships are granted. This is a North Central v.k...Utf. Stella Moore Captures the sideline gave Notre Dame a Panhandle Cuffs 16-7 lead midway in the second period. Washington scored his Assn. ruling effective since Jan.

1952. Lads possessing sports ability maining the period. Lee re- bad was second and Dick Barrett are granted scholarships on academic ability, economic need and ceived on his own 8 and re-jof Stillwater, third, performance in extra-curricular activity at high school. On-campus turned it to the 29. It was largely! Don Brannon 0f Lakewood, jobs come through the student employment division.

However, ath- the scatback's bolts through the q00 fn pfe In steer letie commitments prior to Jan. 1952 are honored. Coaches' salaries middle and off guard which put i wrestling with a clocking of -8 2 all of whom teach classes in physical education are included in it on the 32. Lee then displayed seconcjs Lecra Hones of Enoch the P.E. budget, not the athletic dept.

a beautiful broken field dash, Tex B'nd Von Lewis of Moun- shaking tackles and dashing to jtainair followed. long run just as the quarter was about to end. Purdue lost its Quarter Horse Feature Highlands, 45-0 starch after that. Fumbles and pass Interceptions bv I iieiich end ct Kiufmjn, lutoni. is.so.

hobbled Purdue just as they did GUYMON. Oct. 3 VP) Stella Moore, Jiusdcii bulutiui in ins ciiucftvurs aim vsBius iu iiotiv un jjoj- uii tie me vumcau RAntnr 1 Lfty Wilkin I Ts)ti Fl "st year when Notre Dame The aaiuraa raiobv 10. 3.70: viiionatre si. t.

cn- Panhandle A St Cowboys some more expenses from a cupboard-bare budget, he'll have the 14 2, Tommy prkr. ctrntwd. Roberts of Palataia Satterf ield faced a racing clock 3. Pfrk Barrett. Stlllwattr.

featur i- 1 championship non. Amnuo, Tex io. sn furioaie. i ieam in ine Associated 0f Goodwell, took an easy from Highlands Uni- in ness pou lasi ween recovered 45-n victorv quarter horse handicap a long pass from ms own Jti-yara. 7.

Thtnl KPe Wrfth Ck (J. Orr- 1, ron Bmnnon. Lk-. State Fair races. Stw Wrwtllnr strwt, Hereford, o.ftO.

4 20. 3.30; eight of the Boilermakers' fum-j versitv of Las Vegas, N. in a bles. The alert Irish recovered New Mexico Conference football four Purdue bobbles today. Pur-lrame claved here tonight.

line, rapid Oyler wno racea under the aerial on New Mexico's J. A Wall Street, owned by wood, :R.2. 2. lon Hontl. Enoch, :16 2.

A. Von Lewte, Mounuintir, Mm PM (W. T. Matthew, thom. ua.

i 1 fi. Untvit si fl ttavtnn I Mr nA Urn CI iia D' p' Tv.r 1 Wall. Tuctwn), M. Seven furlong. due grabbed three Irish fumbles N.

:17.J. lUrrhftrk Ridltif Quarterback Carol i 1 im ma a tjuanriea. muii duj wv uru 1:28 4. Mim.ei Enoe. shodiont.

wyo. s0n Bethan finished in a rHMh Ram. Pauinff Shadow (Paul the steaming heat but they didn't cause Notre Dame as much damage. Brwie FWn-Cm. nun qualifier M.nuel ri hpat for th st)0t jmU iDacomo.

Okla 12.10. JO. 4 20; Knot, Shoahone, Wyo. raced 70 yards in the third quarter and halfback Billy Bob Reed traveled 93 yards from a kickoff in the fourth period for Panhandle's most spectacular scores. Stella Moore paid 17.80, 7J0! Bull Riding One man quaMfiea, Hard tile IMxon, imperial, Neb.

Officials announced the pari-j rma lu-A-war aiii c. Arm-j7exaj Wbs, 14-12 mutual handle was $302,026. aprtnw. h. M.

Other Cowboy scoring came on rmi tuoe-Motor Boy iMra. s. io'; I Query r. Burrue! Laii DALLAS. Oct.

3 if The Texas three and five-yard plunges by best patched-up sports program in the country. And if he maintains it. the whole deal will blow up in his face some morning, leaving UNM with a lot of buildings and professors but no students. Then UNM is faced with a re-selling job from student to athlete. Let's not be so naive as to believe that a high school graduate doesn't check a school's football history whether he be an athlete or hom-rimmer genius eyeing a I'nited Nations appointment.

For a test, what is the major educational field of Oklahoma. Notre Pame, VSC, Michigan State, Maryland or Tennessee? Which offers the best business administration course, the foremost petroleum engineering, leading arts and science, law, architecture? Unless you've attended those schools or are a specialist in the field, you'll have to go to the public library. But you can remember their feats on the gridiron. Basically, a good team serves as a salesman to attract students. If Mr.

Russell took a trip around the Skyline, he'd find that every school save UNM has a field house (some worth A junket would also show the man that Wyoming has an stadium, Utah a 30.000-seater and DU 28,000. Zimmerman is bulging at 12,000 and the Carlisle bandbox accommodates a tight 2800, Make The Investigation Then Compare Thus. Russell's claim that other state schools spend.little while A and UNM waste considerable is rather weak. A 4 and TT a Vi a V-m nnoct rt cm -snn TXri rrr oA 1 1 rrn fAnAin 1 1 bp 0. 4 50 70 Aggies scored with less than two fullback Tom Schaff, a fivetyard jCruceel, 10.

furlonia. 1 ner. tTi.ientx. Arir. a Battle Scarred H.

E. Riley. Elkhart, SIXTH RACK Bell Twut iM. T. Can- 30, didn't break his stride and flashed the remaining distance for a touchdown as five seconds remained.

Again Deray Eyre's conversion was blocked. Lee took the opening kickoff on his 15 then shot down the right sideline for 61 yards before being pushed out on 24. Terpening carried the ball with steady thrusts through the middle to the 11. Another fumble ended the threat, Terpening losing control on the 10. This was the big drive in the third.

New Mexico, moving on the broad shoulders of Terpening's tireless cracks off guard and through center, then carried 60 Wyoming Staves Off Utah State 7.10; I. Robson Mm. ti i.v'0 S3. 30: Ka IS SO. Aria.

I. S.SO. Bis fur)ori. 1 (Dein Johnson end Marvin Sron4 Koe Prince Briar (U M. Far- Ake.

Gallupi. Sf.St1. il0: Nsnry Twm minutes to go to beat Georgia 14- drive by nallDacK Clyde Arcner, 12 tonight in a 10-yard scamper by halfback break-filled intersectional foot- i Ivan Simmons and a 15-yard ball game. All scorin? was jam- touchdown pass from Gabble to med into the last before a right end Jim Kenney. Game Assn.

to Hold ansa r. t- a. a iw slender crowd of 22,342 in the1 i.nn.tmiL. wci. a vr i iU.

M. Blackweil. AmarUlo, Tea yards. Time SEVENTH RACE Stella Voora (Q I. Roberts.

Pslataia. Fla.l. 17 0. 17 10; Wall Street U. A.

Lalton. Sare. J9.O0. I10.N); and Mission Boy i P. J.

Thompson. Bethan, Okla 70. tie or second. 440 yards. Time r.UIHTH R-( K-Mr.

Stona (O. W. Ren- Cotton Bowl. Miss. State Wins, 21-6 Undefeated Wyoming saw its lead, Convention in Lai trUCeS shaved to a single point by Utah State todav, then slammed across Special a final touchdown for a 20-13 LAS CRUCES.

Oct. 3 Sports Lions 27, Colts 17 STATE COLLEGE, Oct. i 3 JP) Mississippi State used its BALTIMORE. Oct. 3 (P The 'star quarterback Jack Parker men from all over New Mexico froa.

san Aneio. Tn s.v. football clav. vards downfield. ine isti-pouna a iesa m.

ie i-tu will eather in Las Cruces on nn ul" Detroit Lions uncorked a 17-point ti rtin Arrr New Mexico's chief educational assets to college-wise. But both fall fullback capped the push by mm- o.o.t.o eue rMotatnr? sparingly today to waltz past North Texas State 21-6 in a dull football, game. trv hfnrp sfin rhillv i Thursday for the state convention. vv. Ma'rtm.

o'ortei. coio. i io w. six fur-j third period rallv tonight to beat -L- JLilTr of the New Mexico Game Protec down 27-17 the upstart Baltimore -p irora guins ut.wn io eu NINTH RACE-ROM Pere (Henry ri riofpnriinir Na. far behind many other state schools in the area when checking sports over irom me unc-iuui finances.

Pore country cousins describes it best. I Ray Guerettes conversion was Like Popejov, we welcome Russell's check. Let's put all the ex- blown wide of the uprights ana penses oft tucked ewav under some general fund on the table. It it's with it went UNM a chances lor first beating after two combination with the Dona Ana m.K. cirTi County GPA annual banquet.

j.o. won war ir. WAN TED tional Football LeagJe champions on the run in the first half to the delight of 25.159 fans. attached to sports, bring it out. Then after Russell has had his boysja 'ln- The tWO-dav Convention "Will Micrtalwa.

Tea l. 4.JU. xur Evre's attempted field goal from tloo(s. Time 1:13.2. feature a fish frv, addresses by triumphs.

With Wyoming leading 14-0, Utah State racked up two fourth period touchdowns on quarterback Kent Harris' passes, one to right half Earl Lind-ley and the second to left end Charles Hatch. Armory 5th and Silver see au. lets set up a decent sports program, nnancially for all. Compare other state universities. Might also look at out-of-state pigskin rosters to see how many New Mexico boys are on them.

We've patched the athletic tire long enough. Let's buy a new one. fish and wildlife experts and noted New Mexico sportsmen, as well as officials from the New Mexico State Game Department. VRESTLIKG Monday Night 8:00 New Mexico's 27 fell victim to the dustv gales for the Cougars big opportunity in the last stanza. UNM moved from its 24 to BYU 35 on Lee's wobbly passes, one for 14 to Guerette.

But Merrill Har-dv stopped this desperation march, intercepting a Lee aerial on the 22. Final score: UNM 12, BYU 12. MAIN EVENT Then the home forces locked Wins 57-7 Hrm-n th rWUinn hv lakina the I ft HlS, I I 2 Out of 3 Falls, No Time Limit George vs. Ivan CURTIS KALMIKOFF SEMIFINAL Statistics LSU 42, BC 6 BATON ROUGE, Oct. 3 Freshman Tommy Davis, Louisiana State University's fleet second-string fullback, scored two touchdowns and kicked three extra points to lead his mates to a 42-8 romp over outweighed and outclassed Boston College tonight.

Arkansas 13, TCU 6 McMurry Blasts Greyhounds, 25-fi ABILENE, Oct 3 VP) A relentless band of McMurry Indians ground out 477 yards here tonight on a rain-soaked field to smother the Eastern New Mexico University Greyhounds, 25-6. in a non-conference football game before a soars cmwd of 1200. HIGHEST Rrtshana ion kickoff and driving 77 yards in 11 plavs for a touchdown tallied by halfback Allan Fulton 18 seconds before the last gun. Jo Mastrogiovanni, 19-year-old Wyoming halfback from Brooklyn, scored the first touchdown in the second period and George Galuska made the second in the next quarter, both on power. Flret Powne 2 Out of Falls 45 Minutes Billy vs.

Buck WEIDNER LIPSCOMB CINCINNATI. Oct. 3 The University of Cincinnati's Bearcats scored three times in the first 10 minutes tonight and then never turned off the pressure as they romped to a surprising 57-7 football victory over William and Mary. Kentucky 26, Florida 13 LEXINGTON. Oct.

3 Bob Hardv and Herbie Hunt, a price; paid New MexiM 14 S4 :7 10 4 PRELIMINARY Ruahlnf Yardaee Plnn Yardnae Total Vardene Paeeea Mtempied Passe Completed Passea Intercepted Punts PunTlna Aversm Fumbles Lost Yards Penalised Pttnrlna Aversm Fumb es Lost 3S 3. 1 Fall 20 Minutes Bill VS. Toro SLEDGE PEREZ McMurry scored once in eachl FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 3 10 Montreal 6, KC 2 SMirln, Oti.rt.ra l.lttle WartS Berlea I pair of bench-warming I backs, pitched Kentucky to a 010 ino OOO-J Kansas Clly I A A) quarter with the onlv Eastern tat Multi-talented Lamar mc-New Mexico taliy coming in the Han herded the Arkansas Razor-third period when Greyhound I backs to a 13-8 decision over fav-halfback Ed Knott galloped off ored Texas Christian University left tackle for 64 yards and I in a bitterly fought Southwest touchdown. 'Conference football opener today.

$1.50 Ringside, General Admission 80c Baleonv. Servicemen 50c (except ringside) SPOXSORF.D BT YOl'R I0-S CLl'B Montreal tit) ooo 3:2 oox aurrnse 26-13 southeastern con- Bnahsm Yoving 0 0 1'- New Mexico 0 13 0 01. Brltham Toung Scorlnf. TD Probert. Oyler; aonreralone None.

Ne Mealeo Soonnf: TT I-ee. Terpeo-ln conveisiooa Moot. Rotrr "ir 'rncs real leads bMt-of-t eertea. I i Florida tonight. i i 1 1.