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state mm Page Eight Section bf Arizona flailn Slur Tucson, Sunday, November 1, 1987 Texas defeats Texas Tech as McWilliams meets his former team i The Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas Texas safety John Hagy returned an interception and a puni for touchdowns yesterday to carry the Southwest Conference-leading Longhorns to a 41-27 football victory over the Texas Tech Red Raiders. Texas is 3-0 in the SWC and 4-3 overall. The Red Raiders are 2-3 and 5-4. Texas Coach David McWilliams was head coach at Texas Tech last season. He returned to Texas, his alma mater, after one year with the Red Raiders.

In the third period, Texas tailback Eric Metcalf threw a 19-yard scoring pass to Tony Jones, Hagy returned a punt 33 yards for a touchdown, and Metcalf ran 27 yards for a TD. Wayne Clements also had a 20- yard field goal in the 24-poirit period. Hagy got Texas' second touchdown on a 19-yard interception return. Arkansas 38, Rice 14 HOUSTON Arkansas' James Rouse scored touchdowns on runs of one, seven and one yards, leading the Razorbacks over the Owls. The Owls had a 15-yard touchdown pass from Mark Comalander to Chris Nixon in the third quarter and trailed, 17-14, until Rouse's one-yard dive with 13:09 left.

Arkansas quarterback Greg Thomas added a nine-yard touchdown run with 7:17 left after LaSalle Harper intercepted a pass by Comalander at the Owl 44. After another interception of a Coma- SOUTHWEST Swink's 32 career touchdowns with a two-yard scoring run to open the second quarter and set a new record with his long-distance TD run late in the same period. He ran 11 yards for a third touchdown in the final quarter. The first two touchdowns, coupled with a nine-yard scoring pass from quarterback David Rascoe to tight end Ricky Stone, took the Frogs to a 21-0 halftime lead and their first triumph over the Cougars in Fort Worth. Houston had won five straight here.

Jeffery, 6-foot and 205 pounds, entered the game ranked fifth nationally in rushing. He upgraded his 129-yard-per-game average with 194 yards on 28 carries. Houston had 65 yards in the first half. TCU blocked a field goal attempt and inter cepted three second-half passes. Texas 32, Louisiana Tech 3 COLLEGE STATION, Texas Key first-half defensive plays from Texas punt-rush team, including linebackers Aaum Bob and John Roper, led the Aggies.

held to 75 yards in the first half, scored its first touchdown from scrimmage with 7:33 remaining in the third quarter as sub fullback Melvin Collins capped a 51-yard drive with an 1 1-yard run. final scores came on a two-yard run by Collins after a 58-yard drive with 5:03 left and Rod Harris' 59-yard punt return with 3:29 to go. is 6-2. Louisiana Tech, a Division I-AA independent, is 3-6. lander pass, Arkansas backup quarterback Jim Simpson scored on a one-yard run with 1:55 left.

The Razorbacks are 6-2 and 4-1 in SWC games, and the Owls are 2-7 and 0-5. Texas Christian 35, Houston 7 FORT WORTH, Texas Tony Jeffery broke the Texas Christian touchdown record with an 82-yard run, and the Horned Frogs beat the Cougars. The homecoming victory was the fourth straight and fifth in six games for TCU, 5-3, and kept alive its Cotton Bowl dreams with a 3-1 mark. The Cougars are 1-6 and 0-4. Jeffery tied TCU All-America Jim BIG EIGHT llf PRESTONE vnunivHw Anti-Rust AS-111; Super Sealer AS-121; 10 Minute Flush AS-106 11 OZ.

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Taylor was replaced in the third period but completed eight-of-13 passes for 139 yards and had 75 yards on 14 rushes. Missouri, 4-4, 2-2, had a chance to close to 28-14 after blocking a Nebraska punt just before halftime, but quarterback John Stollenwerck fumbled while going across the goal line. Taylor got the Huskers rolling with a 54-yard pass-run touchdown play to tight end Todd Milliken in the first quarter. Banderas caught a nine-yard scoring pass from Taylor in the second period. A few minutes later, Taylor escaped an onrushing defender in the backfield, recovered his balance and threw a 29-yard scoring pass to Dana Brinson, who was wide open in the end zone.

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