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BREWER UPS DIPLOMAT MARGIN TO SIX STROKES OVER PALMER 6 Ot Clarfoit'tcDgct Jackson daily news SECTION Sunday, Trrrnihcr 7. 19 Teary Finish For Porkers but bogied the seventh from a trap. Another trap cost him a bogey on 12, but he got the stroke back with an eight-feet birdie putt on 13 and pitched to within four feet for his final bird on 16. "I couldn't have driven better," Palmer said, "but my putting was off. I must have missed eight under 10 feet." He birdied two par fives going out, each from about three feet, "I want you to know that Arkansas was magnificent through out the game.

Texas, in order ill li i iii.r ni The Perfect Gift For The Golfer I HI III iWJi I to- f. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. AP) Coach Frank Broyles walked across the gridiron, fus arms around his 11-year-old twin girls, both of whom had tears in Wieir eyes. They had just watched their father's second ranked Arkansas Razorbacks drop a 15-14 tiearttoreaker to top ranked Texas in college football's Game of the Year. President Nixon spoke briefly to the Razorbacks and then Broyles told newsmen, "Two big "plays did us in." He was referring to a 42-yard touchdown run by Texas quarterback James Street and a 44-yard pass from Street to tight end Randy Peschel that set up the Longhorns second touchdown a 2-yard plunge by Jim BerteLsen with 3:58 left in the game.

"We had him for a loss on that run and he broke two tackles, Broyles said. "He's quick. He made the two big plays for them. The pass was a great throw and a gTeat catch." SOME EFFORT "I don't think I've ever been associated with such a tremendous effort," Royal said. "Our team had nothing to be ashamed of.

They played their hearts out." "I am honored to be here with a great team," Nixon told the Razorbacks. "I know how you feel, because in my political life I have lost some close ones and I've won some close ones. GETS KICK OUT OF PUTT Gay Brewer kicks as he watches a 40-foot putt stop on the rim of the cup on the 15th green today in the Danny Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic at Miami, Fla. Brewer is the third-round leader with a 17-under-par 199. WORST EVER 49er Win Gives Bears lltli Loss but then he threw a short toss iJZSliHmWImamm mm.

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Later in the period, after 49er Roland Lakes recovered a Gale Sayers' fumble at the Chicago 16, Brodie hit Tucker with a 18-yard scoring pass. In the fourth period, Tucker ran 23 yards for a score after Kermit Alexander intercepted a pass by the Bears' Virgil Carter. The victory made the 49er's record 7-2, while the Bears, suffering through the worst season in their 50 year history, have now lost 11 of their 12 games. Chicago scored on a 4-yard run by Sayers and touchdown passes by Carter of 41 yards to Dick Gordon and 13 yards to Bob Wallace. Mac Percivail had two field goals blocked by the 49ers.

Continued From Page ID ior quarterback, slapped Texas to life with a 42-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter I when it appeared the Longhorns were destined to be defeated by the scrappy Razorbacks. The winning touchdown was set up on a fourth and three situation at the Texas 43. Street called time out to discuss strate-'gy with Texas coach Darrell "Royal. The Longview, Texas product faked into the line, dropped back and found end i I Randy Peschel behind Arkansas' Gary Moore. Peschel leaped snared the ball before he tumbled out of bounds on the Arkansas 13.

Ted Koy bulled 11 yards and Bertelsen crashed across MIAMI (AP) Gay Brewer continued his remarkable putting streak Saturday, shot a third round 63 and stretched his lead to six shots after 54 holes in the $125,000 Danny Thomas-Dip lomat Golf Classic. The grey haired veteran from Texas had a 54 hole score of 199, 17 strokes under par for three rounds on the wide open yard par 72 DiplomatPresiden- tial Golf Course. Arnold Palmer fell victim to some putting woes but remained a distant second wnn a vu ior 205. A trio of youngsters rookies Jim Jafieson and Hal Underwood and 25-year-old Larry Hin-son shared third at 206. Jamieson, whose approved player card has been recalled effective the first of the year, had a career best six under par 66.

Hinson had a 68 and Underwood had a 71. Bert Yancey was alone at 207 after a 69. The group at 208 in cluded Lee Trevino and veter ans Sam Snead and Gardner Dickinson. Snead had a 71, Trevino and Dickinson 69. Brewer, whose last official tour victory was in the 1967 Masters, had eight one-putt greens, used only 28 putts and has made only only 80 shots on the green in three days of play.

"It's my putting," Brewer whispered painfully, suffering from a case of layngitis. I'm putting better than I have in a year and a half, rm putting now like I used to," he said in ex plaining his sudden resurgence. (He had five birdies and a sin gle bogey, the latter on the 14th when he found a trap and missed a 10-footer. He more than made up for it, however, with birdie putts of 15, Rowdy In Texas Win FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Some Arkansas fans responded to razzing from the Texas bench by throwing seat cushions, bottles and other objects toward Texas players in the closing moments of the Longhorns' 15-14 victory over the Razorbacks Saturday.

A few Texas players responded by shouting obscenities toward the stands. The brief display of poor sportsmanship ended after the public address announcer called on Arkansas fans to remember that the Texans were their guests. Glen Rose, a retired basketball coach who operates the public address system at Razorback Stadium said he saw some cushions thrown and an unidentified man told him about bottles being hurled. Martin took the offensive in the eighth round when he caught Liston with several lunging lefts and backed him into the ropes. Each exchanged close-in left and right jabs as the round ended.

Martin, ranked No. 3 among heavyweights by the World Boxing Association, caught Liston in the ninth with a left hook and then a right cross that flattened Liston. Martin was caught by a Liston left in the fourth and fell on his side but was up at three and didn't appear badly hurt. Liston's attemots to finish off his foe failed as Martin countered with left and right hooks. About 2,000 persons attended the nationally-televised bout at the International Hotel's showroom.

Liston, whose record is 49-4, had been ranked No. 5 by the WBA. The North American Boxing Federation, composed of nine states and Mexico, said it would recognize the winner as North American chamrjion. In a preliminary scheduled six-round bout. George Foreman, 214, Houston, scored a firs -round technical knockout over Bob Hazleton, 189.

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TrcRieuNt of France U.S. Patent No. 2,757,381. 8 i to win, had to beat a great team." Broyles was asked about the decision to pass on third down early in the fourth quarter with the Razorbacks holding a 14-8 lead. Bill Montgomery's pass was intercepted in the end zone by Danny Lester.

"We called what we thought was a real safe pattern and Bill uncU rthrew Chuck (Discus)," Broyles said. "We had the clioiee to go for seven or set up for the field goal. I guess you can second guess but you can't play it over." TAKES BLAME "Chuck had a step and I hung the ball," Montgomery said. "It was a great call and a great execution. It wasn't anybody's fault but my own.

"It was an honor for me to play in this game," Montgomery said. "You can't win all the games. You can only hope to do your best. "When I saw the scores of their games, I thought they were supermen," said middle linebacker Cliff Powell, who was in on 21 tackles. "After we saw their films we realized they were human.

We thought we could beat them." "We lost on the scoreboard, but we're proud," Broyles said. "It was a great ball game and a fitting climax to the season." Arkansas' All-America line- back Cliff Powell was in on 21 tackles to lead a fierce Arkansas defense. Texas, paced by All-America defensive end Bill Atessis and end David Arledge dropped Montgomery for losses seven times. Texas could only manage 124 yards offense in the first half. But the Longhorns finished the game with 244 yards on the ground and 124 through the air.

Arkansas gained but 103 yards through the flint hard Texas de fensive line. Texas' winning drive was set in motion after Montgomery was dropped for a loss on a third down and eight situation at the Arkansas 42. The punt carried to the Texas 36 where the Long horns tried three blasts at the quick Arkansas line and came up three yards short, That's when Street uncorked his big surprise while the Razorbacks were no doubt looking for either a handoff to Worster or a quick pass to Speyrer The game was played on Ar kansas bright green artificial turf which was installed earlier this season. Overnight rains would have made the field a quagmire otherwise. Ttxat Arkansas Plrt downi 1 18 Rushing yardage 24 103 Passing yardaat 124 205 Return yardage 47 -2 Passes 14-22 2 Punts 3-36 7-31 Fumbles lost 4 0 Vnrris nenallied 30 40 Texas 0 0 0 15-15 Arkansas 7 0 7 014 ARK Burnett 1 run (McCUrd kick) ARK Dicus 29 pass from Montgomery (McClard kick) 60X-Street 42 run (Street run) TEX Bertelsen 2 run (Feller kick) A 44,000 OWNERS Conttaued From Page ID general manager of the pilots.

In another deal, Washington purchased second baseman Bob Schroeder conditionally from San Francisco's Phoenix farm club in the Pacific Coast league. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Here's a day-ty-day list of the maor league baseball trades since she end of the regular season: Oct. I The Philadelphia Phillies sent first baseman Rlcttie Allen, pitcher Jerry Johnson and Infieider Cookie Rolas to the St Louis Cardinals for catcher Tim Mc-Carver, outfielders Curt "Flood and Byron Browne and pitcher Joe Hoerner. Oct 21 The Pittsburgh Pirates traded outfielder Carl Taylor to St.

Louis for pitcfter Dave Giustl and catcher Dave Rlckettv Nov. SI Sf Louis traded pitcfier Ray Washburn to the Cincinnati Reds for pitcher George Culver. Nov 17 The Chicago Cubs sent pitcher Dick Selma and outfielder Oscar Gamble to Philadelphia for outfielder John Call)-son. Nov. 20 St.

Louis traded outfielder Vaoa Pinson to Celveland outfielder Jose Cardenal. Nov. 25 The California Anqeis tra-ied pitchers Jim McGtofhlin, Vern Geishert and Pedro Borbon to Cincinnati tor out- I elder Alex Johnson and infieider Chico Run Dec. 3 Atlanta traded outfielder Felipe Atou to Oakland for pitcher Jim I the New York Mets traded outfielder Amos Otis and pitcher Bob Johnson to Kansas City for third baseman Joe Foy i Montr, ttnr pitcher jerry Robertson to De'roit tor etcher jo scarma Dec. 4 Seattle traded pitcher George Brunet to Washington for oitcher Dave-Baldwin; ttie New York Yankees traded first baseman-outfielder Joe Pepltone to Houston tor first baseman-outfie'der Curt Btefary: the Cnicago Cubs sent o'tcher Rich Nye to St.

Lovis tor outfieJoer Charles Day; San Diego traded pitcner Joe Niekro to Detroit for pitcher Pat Dob-son and infieider Dave Camobell Dec. 5 The New York Yankees traded pitcher At Downing and catcher Frank Fernandez to Oakland for first baseman Danny Cater and shortstoo Ossie Chavar. na who was sent to the Syracuse farm of the International League The San Francisco Giants traded pitcher Ron Infieider Bob Etheridge and ca-cher Bob Barton to San Diego for relief pitcher FranK Rberger; St. Louis soil tcher Jim "Vudcaf Grant to Oakiand and our- 1 chased pitcher Bill Dillman from the Bi'- t'mce organization the Cleveland in-d ans traded pitchers Barry Moore ard Dennis Higgins to Cleveland lor pi'rhers Horacio Pina and Ron La and intie'der D've Neison. Dec.

6 Oatoand traded infiel'ler Ted kL'o ak and pitcher Geo-ge Lauzerlgr to Seattle for shortstop Bav Oyier and pitcher Oigo Seoui. Aasn ngton pur- chased second baseman Bob Schroder from San Franciscos Pr.oen.x farm cue 1 ,44 Liston Defeated In Bid For Comeback Leotis Martin Gains Upset With Ninth Round Knockout mm: Ife I if p-m SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Rookie running back Jimmy Thomas exploded for two 75- yard touchdowns and Bill Tuck er added three more scores, leading the San Francisco 49ers-to a 42 to 21 NFL victory over the Chicago Bears Saturday. Thomas, a 22-year-old speed ster from Texas-Arlington, first scored near the end of the second quarter when he broke through the left side of the Chicago line, shot past Chicago cor-nerback Joe Taylor and safety Dick Daniels and dashed 7a yards to the end zone. NOT THROUGH It was the longest 49er run from scrimage in 11 years, but Thomas was far from through. In the third period, Steve Spurrier, replaced John Brodie as the 49er quarterback when Brodie suffered a slight strain in his left knee.

On his first play, Spurrier was hit 10 yards behind the line by the Bears, 49ERS-BEARS STATISTICS Bear avert 24 14 68 186 300 174 IS 41 31-49 3 11-24-0 S-42 6-46 1 0 IS 41 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Chicago 0 7 7 7-51 San Francisco 7 21 7 742 SF Cunningham 1 run (Gavric kick) Chi Sayerj 4 run (Perclval kick) SF Tucker 1 run (Gavric kick) SF Tucker 18 pass from Brodla (Gavric kick) SF Thomas 75 run (Gavric kick) CHI Gordon 41 pass from Cart Chi I Gordon 41 past from Carter (Perclval kick) SF Thomat 75 past from Spurrlel (Gavric kick) Oil I Wallace 13 pass from Carter (Perclval kick) SF Tucker 23 run (Gavric kick) A 32.826 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Statistics of the Chicago-San Francisco football game. ROYAL Continued From Page ID ey pig. Royal said Arkansas played about as he expected and he believed he was correct when he predicted a low scoring game because Texas and Arkansas are capable of scoring a great deal more than a total of 29 points. Royal said that during the first half Arkansas was "more aggressive and probably hit a little harder." He said that the Texas team deserved a lot of credit for coming back after seven turnovers on fumbles and interceptions. "You've got to have something deep within to keep fighting back when you have so many turnovers," he said.

Street said he never thought the game was lost even though the Longhorns were behind by 14 points. STARKVILLE BACK 1STEXDS TO PACT WTTll STATE STARKVILLE (AP) -David Josey, Starkville high school tailback, announced Friday he would sign a football scholarship with Mississippi State University Dec. 13. Josey, hampered by inju-, ries this year, missed three games but scored 13 touchdowns for the undefeated Starkville squad. He is second Starkville athlete to announce intentions to the Maroons.

Earlier in the week. flankerback Bill Buckley revealed he would plav freshman football at State. 22509 All For Only $17500 3600 $ccoo 1 Macgregor GOLF BAGS $1795 i 1 UP 1 't iSi fT MacGregor GOLF BALLS $095 JLIf mm mw 5L si 'iSi-lM-R BU lsa.r;,f 1 the tying score from two yards out with 3:58 to play. Happy Feller kicked the winning point. NIXON PLAQUE Texas wsa presented a plaque from President Nixon designating it as the No.

1 team in the "nation. However, the final Asso- ciated Press poll doesn't come until after the bowl games. President Nixon arrived short-ly before kickoff and he missed a daring call by Arkansas coach -Frank Broyles. The Razorbacks won the toss but decided to take a 10 mile per hour north wind and kick to the Longhorns, who had been averaging 376 yards per game on the ground. Broyles' decision almost proved clairvoyant as Koy muffed a simple handoff on Tex as' second play from scrimmage and Bobby Field pounced on the loose ball on the Texas 21.

On a third and ten situation, -Arkansas quarterback Bill Montgomery rolled to his left and hit flanker John Rees for "20 yards. Billy Burnett twisted across from the one-yard line the year. Montgomery, who hit 14 of 22 passes for 205 yards, nailed flanker Chuck Dicus for 29 yards and a touchdown in the third period following another Long' horn mistake. Terry Stewart had flopped on a fumble by Cotton Speyrer to set the Razorback drive in motion on the Arkansas 47. Two interceptions hurt Arkan sas in the waning moments.

The loss for the fiery Razor backs was their first in 15 games. They took the battle to the Longhorns from the outset urged on by the partisan crowd decked in red with their shrill sooo-iiii eeee pig yells. Arkansas went into the game leading the nation in defense against scoring, allowing only 6.8 points per game. olj passes against tne lexas aeiense for 146 yards. Arkansas had one touchdown pass of 26 yards to Discus called back because Rees was flagged down for offensive interference.

Stout Steve Worster, the full back in Royal's wishbone triple option, carried 25 times for hard yards against the adrenalin-charged Razorback defense. Street was forced to go to the air ten times and had two passes plucked off by the Arkansas de MacGregor J15S JACK NICKLOUS signature GREAT SCOT J9d! MacGregor MASTER LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Leotis Martin battered former heavyweight champion Sonny Liston with a sudden left hook and right cross to win a ninth round upset knockout victory Saturday. Martin, 199, Philadelphia, trailed throughout the first seven rounds because of Liston's constant left jabs. Liston, 219, Las Vegas, floored Martin in the fourth round of the scheduled 12-round bout, but Martin quickly got up.

Frequently it appeared that Listen was going to knock out Martin, but the 37-year-old former champion didn't come up with the big punch. Liston, a 13-5 favorite, had won his last 14 bouts after losing twice to Cassius Clay in 1964 and 1965. Liston remained flat on the canvas for a full minute after the knockout at 1:28 of the ninth. The former champion started Martin's nose bleeding in the first round when he used his 15-inch fists and 6-inch reach advantage. Fighting flat-footed.

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Bill Burnett was the workhorse in the Arkansas attack, carrying 19 times for 82 yards. i A.