Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 15

16 SUNDAY, AUG. 7, 1966, lake Charles American Press A Pokes to feature fancy aerial game Ace Receiver Frank Miller, MSC split end (Note: This is the sixth a series of articles ofl McNeese State football prospects for 1986.) Over the last few years McNeese State's football offense has come fo include the passing game more and more. Last year the teed the pass one out of every four plays. This fall they may use it more often as head coach Jim Clark strives to get the passing and running phases of his offense onto an even keel. A big factor in Clark's decision to try and even up the running and passing could be the fact that he has two fine passers on the dub in quarterbacks David Bourgeois sad Greg Dupin and two equally adepth pass receivers in ends Frank Miller and R.

C. Slocum. Miller, who transferred from a junior college last year and turned out to be a starter at the split end position for the Pokes, was one of the top pass receivers in the Gulf States Conference, ranking eighth with 18 receptions for 231 yards and one touchdown. The slender native of Bay St. Louis, also set a Cowboy single game record last fall by hauling in 10 passes against Memphis State.

Mainly an offensive performer, Miller will play little if no defense. Slocum, who divided his time between the split side and the tight side last year, was given a permanent station at tight enc during the spring training am responded well enough to ge first shot at the starting role this fall. In dividing his time between the split and tight end positions last year Slocum managed to rank second to Miller in pas receiving on the club as he caught 11 passes for 122 yards on one TD. A native of Orange, two year letterman and a ju nior, Slocum can also play defense and will probably len is 6-2, 194 pound frame for ome action there this fall. Backing up Miller and Slo- trm throughout the season at nd will be defensive ends Don Martin and Charles Landry, red- shirts of last year Handy Whit- takef and Ben Marchive and icomttg ffeshfiiea Wayne Ces- tva of Bolton High, Jim Price Sulphur and Ronald Carrier Church Point.

Martin and Landry have each Collected two letters for the Sportsmen, Pan Am win in tournament The Sportsmen and Pan Am came up with important victories in the District Fast itch Tournament being held at High School Park this weekend. The Sportsmen shutout Auto- rama, 6-0, behind the six-hit pitching of Willie LeBlanc, while 5 an Am edged St. Margaret, 5-4. The Sportsmen went out in front 1-0 in the first inning, and that one run proved to be enough. Don Faulk added another in the fourth with a homer, and also went two-for-three, driving in four runs.

Pan Am had a big four-run 'irst inning and then, stopped a St. Margaret rally one run short in the final inning for the victory. Pokes and both are juniors. The two have been primarily defensive performers and will probably spend most of their time this season on defense. Landry, who is from Kaplan, may be given a shot at an offensive post in the faH.

On defense he will spell Stocnm whife Martin, from Lake Charles, will take over for Miller. Whittaker and Marchive are two freshmen redshirts of last year who Cowboy coaches are hoping wQl develop. Both are game competitors and hard workers. Incoming freshmen Carrier and Price are expected to be tried at the split side with Cespiva, who was a standout defensive end in high school, set for the tight side. Carrier is rated an excellent pass With four of the seven lettering ends from last year's football team returning, the Cowboys expect to be a little strong; er on offense at end this season but weaker on defense since all conference terminal Paul luidry is one who played out lis eligibility.

Other lettermen lost were 3eorge Bourgeois and Ed Pom- ret. Lofe rally wins tor grid Grants mmimmmmmt I Your Councilman Vote No. 57 Paid for by David Pointer H. SLOCUM Tough tight end Redskins lose two fo injuries from gome CARUSLE, Pa. (AP) The Washington Redskins added two others Friday to the list of those injured during the 35-0 loss to Baltimore Wednesday.

Fullback George Hughley will be out four days with a sprained ankle and defensive tackle Walter Barnes will be sidelined about five days with a pulled hamstring muscle. The Redskins announced Thursday defensive back Jim Steffen would be lost about six weeks because of a collapsed lung and cracked ribs. ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) Rookie Steve Bowman's one-yard scoring btrrst early in the final period gave the New Yoffc Giants a 16-14 Victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday hi a National Football League pre-season game. Bowman's deciding touchdown, at 1:38 of the fourth quar- capped a Giant drive triggered by a fumble recovery.

A crowd of 21,000 watched in 90-degree heat as the Giants' defense throttled Pittsburgh's running attack and blanked the Steelers after they took a 14-7 lead in the second period Chuck Hinton's recovery of an Earl Morrall fumble in the end zone. The Steelers were held to minus-two yards rushing. New York's Pete the former Cofnefl sad mfm Bffls place-kicking spedafist twttted a 34-yard field ffi ffie second quarter, closing fire gap to 14-10, but missed his cotwetsion attempt after Bowman sent the Giants ahead. Reserve quarterback Gary Wood, another Cornell alumnus, engineered a 48-yard drive that set up Gogolak's field goal. Morrall's 19-year scoring pass to Homer Jones opened the Giants' scoring with the game less than three minutes old but the Steelers marched 39 yards late in the first period and tied it on Bill Nelson's 11-yard TD flip to Dick Hoak.

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