The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 52

Northeast Is a Winner '4-D Sunday, Nov. 1, 1967 The Shkbveport Times Northwestern Posts Win As Guidry, Nyvall Lead Grambling Earns Share of Crown In SWAC by Downing Wiley, 70-12 With Second-Half pass for the first time this season, charged down the field following Sammy Clifton's interception of a Dickey Mart pass in the Demon endzone. With quarterback Donald Guid- with four touchdown passes in a relentless airborne assault, and teamed with Virgil Robinson, an obscure 185-pound halfback with magic feet and other compelling qualification, to turn the contest into a character-building game for the improved, but overmatched visitors. Robinson maneuvered behind a convoy of gold-shirted teammates on runs of 87, 63 and 23 yards. Grambling tuned up for the annual showdown with Southern University here Saturday by clearly demonstrating its superiority with a combined ground and air attack that outgained Wiley by a top-heavy margin.

The Tigers racked up 553 yards in total offense and made 18 first downs while limiting the Wild-rats to 193 vards rushins and the Bulldogs a first and 10 on the NSC 26. NSC's all-GSC middle guard Gerald Malley then dropped Bergeron for a five yard loss end the Cannine quarterback passed incomplete on third down. Pendergraft then kicked a field goal and USL led 3-0 at the end of the quarter. But the Demons, flashing the form that smashed five straight opponents this season, exploded to take the lead early in the second quarter. Nyvall, 175 pound whiz, stepped 75 yards for the go-ahead touchdown with 3:30 gone in the period.

Lewis' perfect PAT made it 7-3. Operating from his own 41, Guidry then moved the Demons to their second touchdown. The Tops Sonics; Earns Edge LAFAYETTE Northwestern State College, sparked by the tremendous performances of "'quarterback Donald Guidry and halfback Vic Nyvall, kept its Gulf States Conference championship hopes alive here Saturday night by whipping the University of Southwestern Louisi- ana 24-9. Guidry and Nyvall accounted for Northwestern's three touch downs and Malcolm Lewis kicked a 26-yard field goal as the won tneir tnira game against one loss to remain one game behind league leading McNeese. The Demons, althr-gh they cannot win the conference title outright, can tie for the crown next Saturday by beating South i eastern and if McNeese falls to USL.

Northwestern turned in its finest performance of the season in belting the Kagin' Cajuns Demons rolled up 449 yards total offense and got a superb performance from their j. defensive units. The Demons scored 14 points in the second stanaz and errupt- ed for 10 more in the fourth with Guidry passing, Nyvalrs run ning and Lewis' kicking doing all the damage. NSC is now 6-2 for the season while Southwestern saw his rec-; ord drop to 5-4 over-all and 5-2 in the conference. The Bulldogs scored all of their points in the first 30 minutes then spent a frustrating second half trying to dent the Demon defense.

Northwestern blew the game open early in the last quarter by marching 59 yards in six plays. Guidry and Nyvall sparked the march, combining for a 26-yard pass completion to the Southwestern five-yard line and then on a five-yard touchdown pass play. Lewis' point after made it 21-9 with 14:52 left in the game. Lewis put the icing on the cake with his field goal 214 minutes later and USL spent the rest of the evening trying to gamely get on the scoreboard again. Southwestern's place kicking specialist Roy Pendergraft climaxed a wild and woolly first quarter with a 39 yard field goal to put the Bulldogs ahead 3-0 with 1:29 left in the period.

The Demons, using a swing in the last period, Cazzie Russell, who scored 24, and Willis Reed, who got 21, joined Walt Bellamy and Dick Barnett to get the Knicks in front by 100-92 with five minutes to play. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) -The Indiana Pacers jumped to a 12-0 lead, fell behind 20-19 and then vaulted to a 126-103 victory over the Dallas Chaparrals in American Basketball Association action Saturday night. It was the fourth straight victory for the Eastern Division leaders and came before a crowd of 8,977. Fred Lewis topped the Pacers with 25 points.

Five teammates also hit double figures. Bob Ver-ga led Dallas with 29, including 13 of 22 field goal attempts. LOS ANGELES (AP) The Philadelphia 76ers charged into a commanding lead and then hung on to defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 115-111 Saturday night in a National Basketball Association game. The 76ers led by 21 points in the first half, but Gail Goodrich and Archie Clark hounded the 76ers on defense and Elgin Baylor controlled the boards and scored the points as Los Angeles pulled even 97-97. The Lakers were down 106 105 with 4:16 left, but Hal Green and Wally Jones hit jumpers to send Philadelphia to victory.

Greer finished with 36 points while Baylor had 35. Mel Counts added 23 for the Lakers. Times Sports Service MONROE Northeast State staged a big second-half come back for the third straight week and went on to route Delta State, 38-17, in an offensive battle Saturday night. The Indians got 28 points in the second half as they won their YARDSTICK Delta State Northeast firs! Downs 16 23 Net Yards Rush 134 357 Net Yards pass 189 67 Passes (A-C) 22-13 15-5 Had Intercepted I 0 Punt-Avq Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yds. 5-58 4-40 fourth Ktraisht to imrtrnve their record to 6-3.

Delta dropped to 4-5. Second string auarterbark Ter ry Reisig sparked the second nait explosion, tossing tor two ot the four touchdowns and running for the other two. The former Kilgore Junior College ace accounted for 95 yards. Northeast scored the first time it eot its hands on the ball in the opening period as Ron Gaetano and Bobby Scafidel powered a 73-yard march with Scafidel going the final yard. Delta State struck back with a 78-vard drive in onlv six nlavs Steve Richardson speeding the last 35 around end.

The teams swaDDed field eoals in the second quarter with ClarH Biaxe K1CKU12 a 20-varrter anrl Ernie Wells booting a 41-yarder for Delta. The Blake field goal was set up when a Northeast, mint hit tho Delta safety on the foot and Tech Tickets Go on Sale Here Monday Tickets for the Louisiana Tech-Southern Mississinni Tin. viersity football game, to be played at the State Fair stadium Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, will go on sale tomorrow at all four Palais Royal stores, State Fair otnciais announced yesterday. Kickoff for the same will hp 2 and it will mark the first time in manv.

manv vears that a Turkey Day college football game has been scheduled for Shreveport. Southern Mississippi, one of the South's toD indeDendent elevens for the past several years, had posted a 5-3 record this season prior to yesterday's games. Tickets for the game are priced at $4 for West side box seats and $3 for Westreserved seats and $3 for West side reserved seats. Unreserved East side tickets are priced at $2. Tech fans will occudv the West stands while MSU fans will sit on the East side.

Florida Rips Rattlers In 36-25 Tilt TALLAHASSEE, Flo. (AP) -Florida A and quarterback Ken Riley, who won the starting spot because of a sparkling substitute performance last week, led the Rattlers to a 36-25 win over Southern University Saturday night. Riley hit end John Eason with two touchdown passes, for 14 and 47 yerds, then iced the win on a keeper for a one-yard touchdown play with four minutes left to play. The Rattlers trailed 25-20 going into the final period after Southern University quarterback Robert Bennett strung together back-to-back touchdown passes, one for 42 yards to Ken Ellis. Bennett also drove across another touchdown for Southern with a four-yard run in the second period.

Over Virginia, 38-15 passing, and 12 first downs. Harris, a 200-pound junio who acknowledges no college superior in throwing a football, provided the impetus for four touchdowns. He guided the Tigers almost at will through the air as Wiley's pass defense fell flat on its face. Harris made Wildcats' visit distressing with scoring shots of 75, 1, 28 and 10 yards to Essex Johnson, Robert Atkins and Jerry Williams. He bombed Johnson perfectly on a pair of touchdowns and caught the secondary dozing throughout the contest with bewildering accuracy.

Hank Jones, Calvin Dyer and big Edward Watson scored the other markers for glum Eddie Robinson's supercharged crew. A weird succession of crazy bounces gave Watson, a 235-pound guard, a chance to score his first TD and he rambled 75-yards with a misguided interception. Cry Frizzell scored both Wildcat touchdowns on runs of five and six yards, but the rest of the contest found the jittery Texans sabotaging one opportunity after another with damaging mistakes. In winning its seventh victory in eight starts, Grambling fulfilled a pre-season prophecy of SWAC writers, and left old grads with a hopeful flicker in their eyes. Grambling will have a chance to alleviate the embarrasing 14-13 setback suffered last fall in the Southern contest and is eager to make amends.

A crowd of 29,000 will watch the glamor-studded squads battle in the regular season finale. The Tigers can win all the marbles while Southern must win to at least share the crown. Black or Brown GRAMBLING Quarterback James Harris pin-pointed his throws with pointed deliberation Saturday as Grambling College strafed inept Wiley, 70-12, to earn a share of the Southwestern Athletic Conference title for the third straight year. Harris bombed the Wildcats Pro Cage Roundup Baltimore Cincinnati BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Bullets beat off a last-quarter Seattle rally and defeated the Supersonics 134-129 in a National Basketball Asso ciation game Saturday night. The Bullets, bringing their record to 5-8, appeared to have blown the game open early in the third quarter when they out- scored the Supersonics 18-4 for an 86-74 lead.

But Seattle, now 2-13, rallied continually although it never overcame the deficit. Seattle twice pulled within one point with about four minutes remaining, but each time Balti more rookie Earl Monroe sank field goals to give the Bulletts breathing room. CINCINNATI (AP) Cincin nati built an 11-point lead early in the fourth quarter and used some clutch shooting to withstand a determined comeback by San Diego to claim a 109-108. National Basketball Association victory Saturday night. Jerry Lucas, who topped both team with 23 points and 25 re bounds, helped the Royals break their losing streak at five games.

But it was Guy Rodgers who calmly popped in two free throws and rookie Bill Dinwid- die who hit a twisting jump shot that preserved the victory for the Royals Behind Lucas and Adrin Smith, who chipped in 21 points, the Royals rallied from an 11-point first quarter defijit to take an 88-77 margin with 10 minutes remaining in the final period. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The New Orleans Buccaneers, leading all the way and oftern by as many as 30 points, romped to an easy 131-107 victory over Denver here Saturday night, stretching their Western Division American basketball Assn. lead to two and a half games. James Jones and Doug Moe hsared scoring honors for the Bucs, each sacking 23 points. Also contributing to the Bucs fast breaking attack were Austin Robbins with 19 points.

Jack Moreland with 17 and Jess Branson with 10. ST. LOUIS (AP) Lenny Wilkens and Dick Snyder scored baskets in the final 13 seconds as the St. Louis Hawks came from behind to edge San Francisco 94-93 in a national Basketball Association game Saturday night. It was the seventh straight victory for the Hawks.

The Hawks, after twice missing opportunities to tie the game in the closing seconds, fell three points behind when the Warriors' Jeff Mullins Samk a free throw. Wilkens drove for a lay- up, pulling the Hawks within one point On the inbounds play after Wilkens' goal, a Warrior pass hit the St. Louis basket and de flected to Snyder who scored as the final horn sounded. NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Knicks held off a fourth quarter rally by the Boston Celtics Saturday night and scored a 110-105 victory, their first regular season triumph over the Celtics since march 17, 1965. A Madison Square Garden crowd of 14,008 watched the Celtics, led by Sam Jones and Bailey Howell, each with 25 points, twice erase Knick leads, the first a 13-point second period margin, and then a third period auierence of nine points.

With the score tied 87-87 early Eions Claw Bethune From Unbeaten Ranks i Allen Edmonds fUvi. fox. Run Indian Danny Mapp fell on the ball at the 17. The Tribe reached the three and stalled. Northeast drove 66 yards in the second half in seven plays, Reisig passing seven yards to Howard Swindler for the payotf.

A 26-yard run by Gaetano was the big play of the drive. Delta tied the score on a 77-yard march that ended when Alan Jones passed six yards to Billy Bell. A pass interception by Indian Ronnie Baudreaux and a 10-yard return to the Delta 22 set up the go ahead touchdown. Four plays later, Reisig rolled around right end for the score. The Indians scored again in the fourth when Risig ended a 53-yard march with a 13-yard toss to Floyd Giblm.

Northeast missed a chance at another when Steve Mansur got loose on a 76-yard punt return to the seven but tne Indians reached only the four and Blake was wide on a field goal attempt. The final touchdown came on a 64-yard march with Joe Profit getting 36 on an off tackle burst. The TD came on a 10-yard run by Reisig on the option play with one second left in tne game Delta 7 3 7 017 N.E 7 3 14 14-38 Score Summary: N.E.-Bobby Scafrdel, 1 run (Clark Blake kick) Steve Richardson, 35 run (Ernie Wells kick) NE Blake, 41 tieio goal NE Howard Swindler. 7 pass from Terry Reisig (Blake kick) Billy Bell, 6 pass from Alan Jones (Wells kick) N.E. Reisig, 11 run (Blaka kick) N.E Floyd Glblln, 13 pass from Reisig (Blake kick) N.E.

Reisig, 10 run (Blake kick) Cardinal Flubs Help Cincy Win LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -Cincinnati turned two Louisville fumbles into touchdowns, then held off a fourth quarter rally to defeat the Cardinals 13-7 in a Missouri Valley Conference football game Saturday night. Cincinnati, which evened its MVC record at 2-2, took a 7-0 halftime lead on a 27-yard pass from quarterback Greg Cook to end Jim O'Brien after a fumble recovery. Louisville's Herbie Phelps fumbled a punt late in the third quarter and Cincinnati's Ed Miller recovered at the Louisville 19. Cook hit O'Brien for a 7-vard Cain to the two and two plays later, Lloyd Pate scored.

California Routs San Jose, 30-6 BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -An alert California defense used interceptions and fumble recov eries and a blocked punt to rout San Jose State 30-6 Saturday. The Spartans' Quarterback Dan Holman, one of the leading college passers in the nation in 1966 who beat the Bears 24-0 last year, this time faced them minus some of the brilliant receiv ers he had, and it was no contest. San Jose State 0 J- California 13 10 -30 Cal FG Miller 37 riFr. Miller ID Cal-Wiiliams 1 plunge (Miller kick) Cal Humphries 1 plunge (Miller kicki raiFr.

Miiisr in Cal Gearhart 5 pass from Humphries (Miller kick) SJS Holman 1 run (run aflled) Attendance: 25,000 Stanford Toe Scalps Oregon STANFORD, CaUf. (AP)-The Stanford Indians rallied in the final quarter Saturday for a 17- 14 victory over Oregon and rose to a tie with Washington for third place in the Pacific-8. Each team is 3-3 in league play. Oregon dropped to 1-3. Oregon 0 I 7 014 Stanford 0 7 0 1017 St Cross 19 pass from Marquess (Shoemaker kick) Ore Hendrlckson 13 pass from Olson (Cunningham kick) Ore Welch 1 run (Cunningham kick) St FG Shoemaker 40 ST Marquess 2 run (Shoemaker kick) which bowed to Miami last week after winning its first seven games.

The third quarter turned into a wild scoring affair with Tech picking up both of its touch downs and Sellers grabbing his three scoring passes. Hammond's other two scoring tosses were caught by end Billy Cox as the Seminoles ran up the highest point total scored against the Gobblers in 37 games. Virginia Tech quarterback Al Kincaid threw to Ken Edwards for the first VPI touchdown and Edwards ended a 46-yard drive with a one-yard scoring run on the other Tech touchdown. Va Tech 0 0 15 015 Fla. St 3 7 21 738 FS-FO 45 Guthrie FS Cox 30 pass from Hammond (Guthrie kick) FS Sellers 73 pass from Hammond (Guthrie kick) vpi Edwards 17 pass from Kincaid (Utin kick) FS Sellers 4 pass from Moremen (Guthrie kick) FS Sellers 10 pass from Hammond (Guthrie kick) VPI Edwards 1 run (Kincaid run) FS Cox 13 pass from Hammond (Guthrie kick) Attendance 29,856 0 424-5341 0 0 0 THi YARDSTICK NSC USL First downs 16 15 Net Yards Rush 252 5 Net Yards pass 197 97 Pass (AC) 28-14 7-38-4 Fumble-Lost l-l i-l Penalties-yds.

13-149 5-25 ry hitting freshman Tommy Wallis and super sophomore Vic Nyvall on the swing patterns, NSC drove from its own 20 to the USL 18 before Guidry was dropped for a two yard loss end a 15 yard penalty against the Demons added to that. Malcolm Deacon Lewis attempted a 43 yard field goal that missed to the right end the Cajuns took over on their 20. Southwestern then started a march of its own. Quarterback Mickey Bergeron passed to split end Kent Finley resulted in a pass interference call giving Moore Retires After 41 Years CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) Andrew Cecil "Scrappy" Moore, dean of American football coaches in length of service at a single school, will step down as head mentor at the University of Chattanooga at the end of the season, officials said Saturday night.

Moore, who joined the U-C staff in 1926 and became head football coach five years later. will retain the athletic director ship at the university. He will be succeeded as head coach by Harold B. Wilkes, member of the Moccasin staff since 1959. In 1958, as a senior at the university, Wilkes was named "most valuable player" in what Moore considers one of the team's great victories a 14- 6 triumph over Tennessee.

Moore, 64, compiled a record of 170-146-13 despite schedules which usually included major teams like Albamama, Tennes see, Auburn and Mississippi. In contests against small colleges. Moore's Moccasins had 148 victo ries, 48 losses and 13 ties. third quarter on the first of two second half touchdown passes by quarterback Johnny Jackson. Jackson teamed with Veteran halfback Luke Samuels for a 54-yard touchdown with 8:57 remaining in the third stanza and hit Ken Brow i with 37-yard scoring aerial with 3:46 seconds remaining in the game.

Booker got second half scores on two runs by fullback John Hall and a 45-yard jaunt by halfback "Wolf" Stew art. Robert Stewart was the Lions' top ground gainer, 136 yards in 16 carries. Fullback James Casson collected 45 yards in 10 tries to pace Bethune rushing assault 's Johnny Jackson completed 12 of 20 passes for 178 yards while Washington's Nathaniel Williams completed seven aerials in 12 tries for 112 yards. Scon by Quirttrs: Washinqton 6 0 a 20-32 Bethun 0 6 6 12 Scoring Summary: BTW Robert Stewart, I run, run (ailed. BET Luke Samuels, 54 pass from Jonny Jackson, run failed.

BTW John Hall, 2 run, run failed. BTW John Hall, 2 run, run failed. BET Kenneth Brown, 37 pass from Jackson, PAT failed. BTW Robert Stewart, 45 run, Hall run. BTW Charles Stewart, 29 pass from Nathaniel Williams, John Dupree, pass.

the game on a 43-yard pass from Ricky Thurow to Richard Coady. The Tigers socred twice in the THE YARDSTICK Memphis Houston 12 24 80 387 123 115 260 110 8- 21-0 8-21-1 9- 39 4-50 1 2 66 82 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized fourth quarter, on two-yard plunge by Russell Denof and 10-yard pass from Denof to Mickey Duncan. Nick Pappas set up Denof's touchdown with an 85-yard kick off return to the 11 and Jerry Todds 51-yard interception re- 35-35-34 to give them 104 totals on the par 108 for three rounds. Miss Whitworth had 35-36-35 and Miss Prentice shot an identical score. The final 27 holes will be played Sunday.

First money is $1,725. WACO, Tex. (AP) Leaders alter 27 holes In $11,500 Quality Classic women's golf tournament: Judy Kimball 36-34-34-104 Margie Masters 35-35-34-104 Kathy Whitworth 35-36-35106 By ANDREW HARRIS The Booker T. Washington Lions squeaked out a 32-12 victory over the previously unde- feated Bethune Cougars to snare a share of the LIALO Zone 3 District 4 title last night at State i Fair Stadium. An estimated crowd of 13,000 i rabid bi-partisan fans sew the fired-up Lions win their sixth i straight contest and their third 1 loop contest to plunge the district into a three-way title tie between BTW, Bethune, and Union High, all of whom amassed 3-1 league records.

The game, which round-' ed out the regular season for both clubs, ran the Lions' season 1 mark to 7-2 while Bethune wound upwith a 7-1 record. The BTW eleven drew first btdod as they took the opening kick and marched 63 yards in eleven plays that was capped by i iiL eight-yard run by "Wolf Stewart. Wingback Charles Stew-, art; was the principal gainer in 1 ine Lions toucnaown paraae, picking up 35 yards on a pass 9nd two rusnes. I Neither team scored in the second quarter as both squads played from the middle of the field -Bethune scored early in the THE TEXAN tnurcn mint junior fired a 13-yard strike to Kenny Callens for a first down at the USL 35. Guidry then threw to split end Steve Gaspard who broke over the middle for 34 yards and a TD with Lewis again kicking the point after for a 14-3 NSC advantage.

Southwestern got its first TD just before the half ended with a 62 yard drive that took nine plays. Wingback Tom Hauser swept left end for 12 to start the march and then Bergeron took over. The Baton Rouge junior pessed to Dwight Elvin for 15 yards, then twice in a row to Finley for 18 and 12 yards to put the Cajuns on the Demon eight. After Bergeron gained nothing Hauser ran down to the four and tailback Jim Barton, the leading rusher, won a race for the red flag from there to put the Cenmnes back in the game Adrian Mentel try for a two point conversion was stopped and the score ran 14-9 at interims' sion. NW USL Score Summary: USL Roy Pendaraft fa NSC-Vic Nyvall 7S Lewis Kick) NSC Steve Gaspard, Guidry (Lewis kick) USI Jimmy Barton, failed) NSC-Nvvall, 5 pass kick) NSC Lewis, 26 FG 0 14 0 10-24 .3 6 0 0- 9 39 run (Malcolm 34 pass Dan 4 run (Run Guidry (Lewis Palmetto, SCC Slate Tourneys Palmetto and Shreveport Coun- try Club have slated scrambles for Thanksgiving Day.

The SCC golf tournament will begin its play with a 10:27 tee off time while Palmetto has set noon for its first foursome. Pulrlnw and Tee-Off Times: 10:27 F. Nelson. J. T.

Ferauson. A. Dalale. J. Muslow; 10:34 R.

Brown, C. Fuller, M. Zimmerman, I. Smith) 10:41 Starter time. in i A Hand.

M. Drake. P. McCreiflht, M. Wenden 10:55 T.

Oaigle, T. H. Smith, M. Haynes, J. Roberts 11:02 J.

Galbraith, A. Dalgle, M. Crow, L. Ferouson; 11:09 E. Galloway, J.

Haynes, L. Peterson, King; 11:16 R. Hayley, L. Sutton, D. Adams, P.

Galbraith) 11:23 starter time. 11:30 S. Douglass, J. Muslow, V. uaite, iuuuman, r.

niiwr. B. Goodman. E. Goslee, E.

Frost; 11:44 s. Love, j. Frost, j. Alien, b. nay ley; 11:51 Jonn pou, a.

youns, Cnmeavs. M. Fuller; 11:58 J. Atkins. D.

Comegys, D. Knlsht, N. Trigs; 12:05 Dr. Ike Hawkins foursome. 12:12 B.

Ramsey, F. Adamas, M. Winder. Mrs. Andertoni 12:19 J.

Bird, Mr. Anderston, J. Llnam, Gray; 12:26 b. Broome, o. smitn, j.

oaiiowav, a Wilson; 12:33 R. Q'Gllvie, F. Marceau, B. Custer, C. Wilhltei 12:40 F.

Wilson, C. Knight. L. Hamel. S.

Ford) 12:47 Jack Pou, B. McCreight, B. Broome, D. Douglass; 12:54 DeBeaux, B. Gray, D.

Young, M. McElroy; 1:01 G. Couch, p. Ford, H. DeBeaux, o.

box. PLAMETTO SCRAMBLE The Palmetto Country Club will hold its Turkey Scrambles today with the following pairings, starting at 12 noon, 12:00 K. Sawyer, Funk, J. Smith, M. Gorlnski; 12:10 J.

Reynolds, L. Adrlon, J. Nelson, A. deRochmont; 12:20 J. Henson, R.

watranga, Mrs. r. Knioht, T. Burton; 12:30 C. Smith, 0.

C. MacGreoor, B. Peatross, A. Jackson; 12:40 R. Comic, Nelson, M.

Henson, D. Fanta; 12:50 m. Dausnerty, 6 Sawyer, O. Sawyer, J. Williams.

1:00 J. Elrsd, G. A. Burton. Mrs.

Waler. E. Wlnham: 1:10 R. Phillies. A.

Wyche, M. E. Allen, H. Rice; 1:20 N. Yarborougn, w.

eorinski, c. peatross, B. Westley; 1:30 S. Doles, E. Kiigus, M.

Yarborougn, S. Allen; 1:40 B. Wyche, J. Segers, H. Jackson, M.

Provenza; 1:50 C. Potter, 6, Wyche, m. lott, c. eiroo. 2:00 Dr.

Faler, H. Crawford, Webtley, M. Stravhan; 2:10 E. 5 Walker, C. Kllgus, M.

Roberson, Provenza; 2:20 F. Farrta. deRochmont, J. Griffin, M. Phillips; 2:30 R.

w. Knigm, M. Roberson, George, B. MacGregor. turn to the Houston 23 set up the final score.

Split end Kenny Hebert kicked five extra points to bring his season total to 62. Gipson, who has gained 383 yards in his last two games, had plenty of help from halfback Warren McVea while the game was still in doubt. McVea carried for 50 of Houston's 77 yards on the Cougars first touchdown drive and had 89 yards in 12 carries the first half. He played sparing ly the second half and finished with 109 yards in 16 tries. Houston's defense, best in the Southwest, held Memphis State to 84 yards in the second half when the Cougars dominated play.

Linebackers Greg Brezina and Glen Graef and end Jerry Drones led the pass rush and defensive backs Mike Simpson and Tom Paciorek clung closely to Memphis State receivers. Tiger coaches complained bitter. ly of pass interference, once drawing a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Memphis quarterback Terry Padgett was thrown out in the last quarter for swinging at Graef. Houston, which also has the leading offensive team in the Southwest with a 417-yard aver age, rolled up 502 yards total offense, 339 in the second half.

Memphis Stale 0 i 0 1218 Houston 0 7 14 14-35 MS Coady 43 pass from Thurow (kick failed) Hou Gipson 5 run (Hebert kick) Hou Gipson 2 run (Hebert kick) Hou Achey 52 pass from Woodall (Hebert kick) Hou Gipson 12 run (Hebert kick) Hou Bailey 1 run (Hebert kick) MS Denof 2 run (run failed) MS Duncan 10 pass from Denof (passed failed) I Attendance 46,050. I Genuine Sharkskin Jgggrm $4fjj Try these on for sighs of pure comfort, guaranteed in writing! Exclusive combination of fine-shoe features includes, nailess construction, Ghat clothiers Houston Rides Gibson Runs To Nod Over Memphis State Kim Hammond Paces Florida State Victory GAR DIAGNOSTIC CHECK-UP USE COUPON BELOW By DARRELL MACK HOUSTON (UPI) Paul Gipson scored three touchdowns and paced a second half splurge Saturday night that carried Houston's Cougars to a 35-18 victory over Memphis State. Gipson, rushing for 154 yards in 22 carries, scored from the five in the second quarter and on runs of two and 12 yards in the 1 third period. Houston added two fourth-quarter touchodwns, one on a 52-yard pass from Dick Woodall to Calvin Achey and another on a one-yard sneak by reserve quarterback Ken Bailey. Memphis State scored first in CAR WON'T START These Winter Mornings? Motor Problems? Drive in to our Service Dept.

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Although Florida State was in front all the way, it was a hard fought contest where tempers led to a rash of penalties. The victory was Florida State's sixth in a row, the first time since 1950. The one-sided game also was the second straight loss for Virginia Tech, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The "Celebrity" with balls, cues and everything is only for Christmas! Kimball, Masters Locked In Waco LPGA Struggle is i 1 1 WACO, Tex. (AP) Judy Kimball and Margie Masters shot four-under-par Saturday to share the half-way lead in the $11,500 Quality Classic women's golf tournament. At the end of 27 holes, they had a two-stroke lead over Kathy Whitworth and Jo Ann Prentice and a four-stroke bulge over defending champion Clifford Ann Creed, Ruth Jessen, Mickey Wright, Murle Lindstrom and Peggy Wilson.

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