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ALBUQUERQUE J3URNAL Page Twenty-One Lobos Spoil Aggie Homecoming With 28-6 Win Michigan State .28 Notre Dame 28 Illinois ll9 Minnesota 28 Maryland .27 Wisconsin .34 Kansas State 7 Texas i. .21 .20 Ohio State 13 Pennsylvania 20 Michigan 3 Indiana 20 George Washington 6 Northwestern 13 Kansas 0 Baylor Oklahoma -14 Missouri 7 Colorado Oklahoma .20 SMU 23 Texas Tech .52 TCU 21 USC 23 California 53 Utah 0 Wyoming .14 Texas 0 Arizona 27 Washington State 7 Stanford 20 Washington 25 Field Goal in Final Seconds Gives USC 23-20 Win Over Stanford November 8, 1953 Brewer Passes Texas Over Baylor, 21-20 Rivals Hold UNM Back Until 14-Point 3rd Canto Garrett Shatters Coast Pass Mark With 324 Yards AUSTIN, Nov. 7 Clutch By I. D. KAILER Journal Sporta Editor passing by Texas quarterback Charley Brewer, on the heels of It ended the shutout skein held by UNM over the Aggies for the past two years.

New Merico blanked the losers 20-0 in 1952 and 22-0 last fall. LAS CRUCES, Nov. 7 After being fought to a standstill in the LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7 (INS) Sam Tsagalakis' 38- Baylor fumbles, toppled Baylor from the undefeated, united ranks, yard field goal with but 14 end Bob Morgan picked up the ball to score in the first quarter. The Aggies then throttled their up-state rivals until the 14-point third quarter which handed the Lobos their 13th straight triumph over Coach Jim Patton's Farmers gained consolation in the final quarter when they drove 85 yards Tailback Bobby Lee, who- 98 yards rushing on eight seconds remaininer todav eave carries lor a 12.3 average, nabbed USC a thrilling 23-20 Pacific Coast Conference victory over 21-20 today and catapulted Texas into a first-place tie in the Southwest Conference race.

The gifted toe of Texas' extra-point man, Phil Branch, was the difference. Unimpressed by Baylor's No. 3 national ranking in the Associated Press football poll, Texas played giant killer for the second time in five years against a Baylor team that entered the contest with an unblemished record. Texas took 'the lead early in the first quarter. Fullback Dougal Cameron blast- Clark Priestly booming punt on first half and hem to a mere -u lead.

New Mexico wore down New Mexico A in the final two periods to annex a rough 28-8 victory tonight in the 43rd meeting of the two state rivals. It was UNM's fourth straight win. All-American center candidate Larry White, blocked Charley Sanford's kick on 23 and Stanford despite a magnificent the Lobo 21, picked up excellent blocking and went down the right Hunting Good In Some Parts Of New Mexico passing exhibition by Indian on the shoulders of Raton's Gary I i If 1 l-. ft quarterback Bob Garrett. sidelines lor a 78-yard gallop to uarrett eave one of the most really crack the morale of the Walton ana Jim ttraaiey to hit paydirt.

Walton went the final hosts with but one minute re maining in the third period. seven yards for the TD. spectacular passing performances ever witnessed in West Coast collegiate football, connecting for three touchdowns, but his gallant This beautiful dash followed the Lobos' 86-yard drive earlier one-man effort was not enough to in the stanza which presented withstand an inspired Trojan last- UNM a comfortable 21-0 lead quarter drive. ed from the two after Brewer's 15-yard pass to let halfback Delano Womack. The touchdown drive had started from -the Baylor 41 after Cotton Davidson's fumble.

By J. D. KAILER Journal Sports Editor Lee turned in end sweeps of 27 and 31 yards during the drive with fullback Bob Burns pile-driving a tired Aggie line for the Baylor ignited immediately on Garrett shattered the Pacific Coast Conference passing record held by KCLA's Bob Water-field with 20 completions in SI attempts, good for 324 yards. VVaterfield's record was 308 yards, established in 1943 against Idaho. remaining yardage and the score.

Ray Guerette connected on all three of his conversion attempts. a n-yara reverse by left half Jerry Coody, putting the ball on Texas' 6, and right half L. G. Dupre scored from the two. James Ray Smith missed the Doint.

and Will They Be Forgotten Come All-America Time? and Jim Briscoe got the other. New Mexico initial tally oc Interesting indeed was Jim Tatum's comment last week curred when Sanford, back on the The last-minute Troian victorv regarding a youth ways and means of becoming an All dealt a rude shock to the Rose Bowl hopes of the Stanford In American. Said the Maryland coach, "It's best for a boy to 23 after the opening kick-off, saw his punt squarely blocked by White. The ball caroomed back to the 18 where Morgan grab dians, who had come off a sad beginning this season to rebound with five straight conference vic tories. that's what ultimately cost Bay.

lor the game. Baylor went ahead on a seven-yard sprint by Dupre but Texas came right back on a one-yard plunge by Womack and took the lead for keeps as Branch made a second conversion 11 seconds before the half. Texas Tech A crowd of 79,015 fans watched bed it out of the crisp air and scored. Wayne Tucker's 21 -yard dash through a quick opener over right guard produced the final I NM TD midway in the fourth. But the 21-point second half resulted only after regulars the Trojans drop the Indians from the list of the conference undefeated and throw the Rose Bowl By the Associated Press Hunters were heading for the hills by the hundreds in New Mexico Saturday night in the annual competition with rough terrain and crisp fall weather and the elusive deer.

The opening of the season was marked by the death of an Albuquerque man when the car he was driving hit a mountain curve too fast and plunged off the road. The accident came several hours before the noon opening of the season and polnt-a ed up warnings from officials to all hunters to be careful. One of the first reports of a successful hunter came from Albuquerque where Roy Heis-kell of Albuquerque reported with a deer at 3:40 p. m. He said be shot it near Magdalena.

Conditions for hunting were reported favorable in most sections of the state and officials expected a record turnout of nimrods. The State Game Department in Santa Fe reported licenses were unexpectedly sold out at Taos and Las Vegas and more had to be sent to those points. About 200 temporary wardens are in the field in addition to the 16 regular wardens to help enforce regulations. Killed in the traffic accident was Arthur Dean Standage. 30, of Albuquerque.

Two passengers, Urah Clark and James Hig-rins. both of Albuquerque, were slightly Injured. The first deer reported In the Carlsbad area went to Joel L. Estes of West Carlsbad. He race into 'a complete scramble.

In spite of the defeat, it was Gar rett's day. During eight minutes of the third period he campleted stopped the Lobos' offensive threat and held the highly regarded New Mexico forward wall tackle for tackle. Wins, 53-27 enrou at a scnool which does not boast a lot or talent, in this way, one or two players will stand out whereas their feats would be covered up on a team with a multitude of star gadders." Perhaps this analysis applies to "name" universities such as Notre Dame, Illinois, Southern Cal and Maryland. It does not hold water in situations involving smaller colleges in lesser-known conferences. Let hi take the cases of New Mexico center Larry White and end Ray Guerette.

White is the sole nomination for All-America by the Associated Press Mountain Regional Board. But when the pivot's name Is cast with others for national ranking in New York it's notable by its absence. Guerette has been a two-time Skyline nominee from the Albuquerque front but can't even dent the I league's selections. "Punchy," as his Lobo mates call him, was the difference of ten points against Denver. UNM won by two markers.

He caught a 24-yard TD pass, kicked two extra points and blocked a pair of Pioneer conversion tries as well as intercepting a payoff aerial. This is a typical afternoon for the transplanted end from Maine monotonous a his achievement may become while also being overlooked. White Didn't nave the 'Ability In 1948 Whit held a slight edge on Guerette In September he had a little advance publicity in magazines which often pick their All- ALL-AMERICA? Many football critics consider the Lobos' Larry White (above) a great center, but when the All-America selections are made, his name will probably be missing. Why? (For further details read Scoreboard on this page.) seven out of seven passes for a total of 168 yards and two touchdowns. At one point in the second half he had completed 10 passes in as many attempts.

Only when the Farmers start LUBBOCK. Nov. 7 IM Vinhhv ers ran out of steam and the losers saw four regular halfbacks depart from the contest on in Cavazos tied a Texas Tech scor ing record today as he rammed over for four touchdowns in the juries, did the visitors break the affair wide open. Football Scores nea fiaiaers' thumping 53-27 vic tory over Arizona. Texas Tech won its seventh game against one defeat by scor His two touchdown passes gave the Indians a 20-to-lJ lead and it appeared that they were headed for victory.

But the Trojans uncorked a passing gambit of their own and tied the game at 20-20 on a 26-yard scoring play, George Bozanie to Tom Nickoloff. The score remained knotted un Western Mtchlran 14, Western Reserve It was New Mexico 24th win against five losses and four ties in the ancient series dating back to 1905, and mined the Aggie homecoming festivities witnessed by a meager 3500 chilled fans. Statistically, UNM gained 289 14 tie. Tutsa 23. Houston 21.

Denver 12, Wichita 12 tie). Dakota Suia 1, Worm ns side 29. SOUTHWEST ing points in tne first quarter, 20 in the third, and added 12 more in the final period for good measure. Cavazos scored on runs of Kansas State (Pittsburg) 19, Eastern til the i a 1 seconds, when nn 1 EAST Columbia 15, Ptrtmouth 1. Prtoctton t.

Harvard 0. avraeuM 26. Cornell 0- Tala 32. Tempi Notra Iam 2ft. Ptnn 20.

Army 27, North Carolina Stata T. Brown 42. Connecticut 7. Holy Croea 20. Boiton Univtraltjr T.

Colgate 19. BucknsU 12. Navy O. Duke 0. Maine 35.

Bowdoln Boston Coliega 20. Waka Foraat T. Amheret 20. Trinity 14. Mtddlebury Vermont Rutaan 14.

Lafayette 13. Penn SUM IS, Fordham 21. yards on the ground, missing completely on nine aerials for no Americas before the season even starts. But his raves were indeed confined to small print compared to UCLA's Paul Cameron or Notre Dame's John Lattner, et al. New Mexico 7.

Oklahoma A. and HI. 20, Wyoming 14. Southern Methodist 23, Texas A a 1L O. Texas 21.

Baylor 20. Texas Tech S2, Arizona 27. West Texas State 20. Midwestern 14. jo it.

ana i yaras as he Jed a ground attack that ate up 568 yards. Tsagalakis entered the game and calmly booted his game-winning field goal, yardage, and 14 first downs. ground out 78 and added 45 in the air for 223 total. At the opening or tne wira When Larrv first reported for drills at Hobbs High in 1948, some- t-, V. jAn, East Texas State 39, Stephen V.

Austin o. Hard in-Simmons 14, Texas Western 13. SfOrXTAIX Arizona State (Flagstaff) 20, New Mex Arizona got two touchdowns In the second period to come within one of the Red Raiders, but was completely over- whelmed in the second half. Other Texas Tech touchdowns period Garrett passed for one TD to Ron Cook, who snagged the ball and ran for an 84-yard score. reported be shot it on a ranch west of the city five minutes after the season opened.

It was a four-point buck. Others reporting deer in the Carlsbad area in the first hour of the season were James Kay, son of Baptist preacher J. doubt if you can make the squad." White stuck that fall, was named i MatlStlCS second team All-State in '49 and was All -State in '50. Said Fisher: 1ohoi SOITH tri.Hia 14 tn.lnl Taoh T. X.

M. AtM ico western 7 Then Garrett tossed 11 yards to Cnlnradn Mines 3a fTnlnntrin mtm 9rt First powni 11 'Everything vnite acnievea came inrougn aeierminauon ana nam Idaho state 33. western icoio state 20. 1 gam Money, who made an unDe V. el aim i ffy 1 SI ft rn fShS VtiAaa afi Eastern Montana 6, Rustling Yarrfajc 178 PasiinR Yrria 4 3 Total Yard ir 2-3 Passes Attempted 7 lievable catch in the end zone.

were by Jack Kirpatrick, two by Skeeter Lewis and Norman James. Barry Bleakley scored two Ari Melvin Ray; Charlie and Wen work. He is not a "naturai-Dom athlete. In the summer of the 1951 North-South All Star Game, I'CLA mentor Red Sanders believed "White ran make any team in the country." And the Hobbs lad hadn't even enrolled at a college. 0 0 3 2 3 of 1 Passes Completed 2 Passes Intercepted 2 dell Stevens, aged 17 and 19, and Virgil Chester.

10. Chester got an 11 -point buck west of Finon. Sander's faith and that of Fisher was ably justified by Punts 9 Punting Averag 2fl 4 Fumbles Ixist 2 of 4 Yards Penalized FAR WEST Oregon 26. Idaho 9. Colorado 21, ftah 0.

Mont a no 32, Montana State 13 Colorado A 34. Bngham Toung 12 Utah State 46, Fresno ft. Southern Californfa 23, Stan for 20, California A3, Washington 25. S-in Francisco State 21, Ntvtda 27. San Ditto State 14, OcctJenui 7.

White when he passed up "name" schools for his state university. 60 Rcorinr by quarters: zona touchdowns on line plunges, T. Grimes went 49 yards for one and Don Beasley romped for another. King Leads MS With freshmen eligible in the Skyline, the 198-pound center was voted the "most promising freshman" honor and second team de Lobos 7 0 14 28 Hardin-Simmoni Defeats Texas Western, 14-13 fense. Great Pro Prospect, Says Titchenal New Mexico Asm 0 Lobna scoring: TVt Morgan.

Lee. Tucker. Burns. Conrersior.s Guerette 3, Briscoe. New Mexico AM TD WsJton.

Conversions None. But the Trojans came back in the fourth to tie it up on Nick-oloff'a reception In the end tone. In the waning minutes of the last period, with the score tied, Ron Miller intercepted a Garrett pass the only interception of the day and lugged it to the Stanford 20. This set the stage for the winning field goal. USC gained 190 yards to Stanford's 59 on the ground, notched 18 to 16 first downs, but were out-gained in the air by Stanford, 324 yards to 166.

Tenneaee 32. L. U. 14. Boutu Carolina 18 Nortn Carolina Pitt 2.

Virginia Maryland 27, Oiorltt Washington Washington and Lee 34, Davidson T. Florida 21. Georgia 7. Georgia Tech 20, Clemeon T. Virginia Military 20, William, and Mary 1.

Alabama 21. Chattanooga 14. Mississippi State 21. Tulane 0. Kentucky 40.

Vanderbilt 14. Mississippi 40, North Teias T. Arkansas A and 19, Coliega et the Ozarks 7. Arkansas Stats 20. Memphis Stat 0.

Millsaps 21, Ouachita 13. Xavier (La.) 19. Clark College 12. Brtdgesrater Shepherd Coliega 7. Rice 47, Arkansas 0.

si i nw EST Nebraska 27, Iowa State 1. Minnesota 2K. Indians 20. Illinois 19, Michigan I. Iowa 26, Purdue 0.

Michigan state 2ft. Ohio Stats 13. Kansas Ststs 7, Kansas 0. Marquette IS, Detroit fl. Wisconsin S4, Northweetern 13.

Oklahoma 14. Missouri 7. Miami (Ohio 44. Tennessee Tech S. Dayton 21.

Marshall 6. Washington (Su Loulal 27, Butler 14. ABILENE, Tex, Nov. 7 W) A Hardin-Simmons freshman fullback, Jimmy Doom of Lafors, Over SF Braves There were reports that White desired to transfer his allegiance the following fall to Southern Methodist Dud DeGroot and his staff did a fast sales pitch. White considered then returned here.

He was Denver, Wichita Tex, booted two previous extra points here tonight, giving the first team All-Skvline defensive center. Says Coach Bob Titchenal: "Larry is an excellent professional Cowboys a 14-13 victory over Battle to Tie football prospect. He a student of the game, not confining his evaluation of an opponent to chalk talks but going over films time and anin in my office to discover weaknesses. His speed is very good Highland Bees Dump Santa Fe The Highland Bees extended their unbeaten streak to four games with a convincing 28-0 victory over Santa Fes Imps Saturday. Fullback Jerry Pendley shot 15 yards off left tackle for the Initial Hive touchdown in the first period.

Halfback Freddie McDowell raced 30 yards on a left end sweep in the second quarter to hand the little Stingers a 14-0 lead at half- for a big man and he combines this asset with 'desire' and love of WICHITA. Nov. 7 (JF) Texas Western in a Border Conference game. Doom's kicks, which came in the first and fourth quarters, subdued a stubborn Miner eleven which passed its way to a 13-7 lead in the closing minute and 10 seconds of the third quarter. Wichita and Denver fought to a Bears Larrup SANTA FE, Nov.

7 WV-Allen King connected with three touchdown passes here today to give the Albuquerque Indians a 20-6 football victory over the Santa Fe Braves. King tossed the first one which covered 30 yards in the second quarter and then hurled another which ate up 50 yards in the fourth. He finished up by completing another just before the game 12-12 tie on a snow dampened gridiron here tonight in a non-league football contest. Wichita dominated play and Huskies, 53-25 held a decided edge in statistics. Moegle, Rice Crush Arkansas Wichita scored first, going 56 ended.

RFRKT.LEY. Nov. 7 (JP) yards in 10 plays early in the second quarter. Halfback Charles ALABAMA WINS, 21-14 TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Nov. 7 (IP) Alabama went out for an afternoon of relaxation today but barely wriggled free to beat Chattanooga, 21-14.

time. In D.i.1 I Qpcnn thrw three Herman Cata, Santa Fe tailback. tu- rcciicsa i scored in the third to climax a ticca buucu iwo mure avures touchdown passes, scored a loucn f. 1 TT )l drive which carried from his 29. mxs SB m.

i MIC 41110.4 CULAJlC rfnwn himself and wrote new records in California's football histnrv as the insolred Bears wal- Rice Owls igned by thPf rstiP1" tw to ha AViSS hdrive UnV n-j ain backer Lee Horschman mterceDt- lotied the Washington Huskies, Hollmer scored irom the two standing up. Bob Shaeffer's try for the extra point was blocked by Denver guard, Bob Nyman. Denver halfback Walt Anderson went from the five to the Wichita three and two plays later halfback Fred Tesone plunged over for the score. Rich Appuglise's try for extra point was wide. over Arkansas tonight to keep ed a Santa Fe pass and ran back 53.25, today in a Pacific Coast alive their chances for the 15 yards for the last touchdown Conference rout.

Southwest Conference champion- the final play of the game. A crowd of 33,000 saw the two ship. I Buddy Thompson converted teams roll up the most points ever the game. Then in a gium tone, ne aaas, "ui ne oe overiooKea at All-America time because he's not on a "name' squad," White is not void of mistakes. (Name one Individual who is!) Whether it was mixed signals or a bad center pass against Denver, he looked bad on two plays.

Perhsps the fsult wasn't his but yon can bet your bottom peso it won't happen again. Regardless, we heard several cynics mutter after the game: "What was wrong with White today?" Can memories be so short as to forget his sharp, driving-through tackles or bone-crushing blocks? Does one bury a feat like this: Tackling of a runner for a two-yard loss on one play in the backfleld then a 45-yard pass interception TD jaunt the next play from the secondary? (It happened at Montana). No One Is a Team Within Himself Tramp athlete? Hardly. He has B-plus average in pre-dental study, plays the oboe in the Albuquerque Civic Symphony Orchestra and picks up a little cash as a licensed barber in the Men's Dorm or in his dad's Duke City shop. White is perhaps the top candidate for All-America from UNM.

Guerette and Bob Lee are runners-up. But no player is a team within himself. Defensively, no one could ask more of men like end Bob Morgan, tackles Marlin Pound and Jack Eaton or guards Ralph Mat-teucci and Jay Crampton. As a line-backer, Jim Bruening goes about his chores methodically but draws only an occasional "ho-hum." AH-Amerlrani are made not born. And the manufacture of a player to the high honor still may miss because he excells at a school away from the heavily-populated areas.

But all the A-A glory can't equal the compliment Titchenal paid ''Tvelayed against Bulldog Turner and. Mel Hein two of the greatest centers in pro football history," said Titchenal. "White is their equal when they first came up to the play-for-pay ranks." Nuff said. Moegle thrilled a enwea crowa irom placement aner eacn touch-1 xmpilea in tneir annuar nvauj down. of 32.000 with runs of 50, 40 and i starting back in 1904.

Denver scored again with but 57 seconds to go in the half on a 23 yards to set up tne nrst inree STROMBERS The Place to Oo for the Irondi To Know 43-yard pass, Rustv Fairlv to Fred toucnaowns as tne uwis iwn i Mahaffey. Again the try for extra 'to a 27-0 half time lead. The 19- point was no good. year-old junior then came back for a 23-yard touchdown of his Pullover Sleeveless Award Coat Kentucky 40, Vandy 14 SWEATERS NASHVILLE, Nov. 7 (F) own in the third quarter.

The hard-charging Rice line meanwhile bottled up the Arkansas attack, permitting the Raiorbacks to get inside the 20 yard line only once, late in the third period. Moegle, in 16 carries, contributed 201 of the Owls" 505 net yards rushing. Kentucky overpowered an improved Vanderbilt football team for three quarters today and i in solids, Don't Overhaul Install A Famous Sun Rebuilt Motor Free pickup service within 10 mile radios. ALL MAKES AND MODELS CARRIED IN STOCK OLDS V-8, 49 to 52 BUICK, 41 to 52 $269.50 NASH, 47 to 52 Rambler and Statesman KAISER, 47 to 52 Prices Include: all labor. Installation, break-In oil, gaskets, federal tax (state sales tax added), NOTHING ELSE TO BUY Investigate ear new low finance plan.

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New Mexico Military Institute visits Lovington in a 4A game Friday, the only other league action in the A loop this week. In an interleague game, Socorro visits Deming. Unbeaten Anthony is host to Cathedral of El Paso in the only other game. Duncan, Ariz, visits Lords-burg of the Conference to round out tha week's slate. Santa Fe visits Highland of Albuquerque in the other.

Both Albuquerque teams will be favored. In other games. Las Cruces entertains El Paso, Belen visits St Mary's of Albuquerque for a Thursday game, and Clovis plavs at A Conference Portales. Capitan, the 3C champion, plays Navajo Mission, the lC king, for the conference title. Site of the game has not yet been set.

El Rito, champion of the 2B League, meets IB champion Aztec at Santa Fe Saturday. Hot Springs, which won the 4B crown Friday, plays Fort Sumner in the other Semi-final at Hot Springs, Saturday, the Hobbs Eagles, also unbeaten in the league. On the basis of their Friday performance, the Bulldogs will be favored to go all the way. But they wont if they let down for a minute. While Artesia and Roswell match the outstanding play of their respective backs, Larry Beadle and Lloyd Taylor.

Carls-bad tries to pick up the pieces against Hobbs at Carlsbad. There is also top action in the 1AA League, along with the opening of the Conference' playoffs and the Conference Championship game. Albuquerque visits'Farming-ton in one 1AA dash, while By EDDIE LEE, Associated Press Sports Writer You'd expect a team that conquered its most feared opponent to be able to relax. But among New Mexico's East Side high school grid powers, it just isn't possible. Take the caset of the Artesia Bulldogs.

The only unbeaten team in the AA Conference, the Bulldogs Friday knocked off arch rival Carlsbad 19-13 in a TAA League game. But the once-beaten Roswell Coyotes, showing improvement in every game, are lying in wait for the Bulldogs at Roswell this week, and if they get past tha Capotes, tha Bulldogs still face SUN A -6 mi Phono 29395 or 2-8645 700 Fourth St. SW COMrltTI IOTS' DEPT. CENTRAL AT THIRD NOI HILL CENTER.