The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 41

Tiirers Get Past Srrtion 1), Pae 1 Sunday, 14, 1965 Extend Win Streak to 21 Mississippi State I5.V RIM. MrlNTYRK Times Sports Kdilor BATON ROL'fiK (Quarterback Pat Screen, a circumstances in his senior season as a Fightin Tiger, I revived Louisiana State's football fortunes here iri; Tifjcr Stadium last niftht by prodding the oncc-sluggislt Bengals to a runaway 37-20 triumph over Mississippi State. II the second highest mim-irnd who prrpped at Neville ef br eof points registered by LSli's i Monroe, sot two school records; attacking units this season sec- and tied a third as he pulled ond only to a 42-14 victory over! in four pitches for 57 yards. Rice back in September and it; Don pulled in a 13-yard scoring broke a two-week famine that had 1 pass from quarterback Ashhjf -produced only one touchdown in Cook in the third period to giva two starts. htm four TI) catches this season" And screen, rescued om the and his 57-yard total sent him out shadows several weeks ago tn re-jto 373 for another new MSU place injured sophomore whiz! mark.

He also has caught 21- throws which ties Ode Burrell yardstick school record and Don has onr? Arkansas Clinches SWC Tie By Routing SMU Club, 243 Bland (MSn (IT fj) Saturday, for the Southwest Con- for one touchdown and hit halfback Harry Jones with a 25- By JIM McLAIN Times Sports Writer DALLAS, Tex. Arkansas' rip-snorting, record wrecking Razor-backs clinched a tie for the Southwest Conference title and extended the nation's longest yard pass for another. Burnett got the third Porker touchdown on a one-yard run. The Ponies' lone score came on a 33-yard first quarter field coal by Dennis Partee. lsu i4 1 more game remaining against 242 94! Ole Miss.

i4." I was a nlisv workman for the Maroons as they went to war 5 38 0 4 48 8 )(lforc (i0 (Min spectators with star 25 58 fullback Hoyle Granger limping irst dowm Rushing vflrriaqe Passing vardaqe Passes Passes Intercepted bv Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized ference crown and a Cotton Bowl berth. Arkansas is 6-0 in loop play and Tech, losing only to Texas, is 5-1. Bobby Burnett, the SVVC's leading rusher, added 102 yards on 26 carries to smash the one-season school rushing record held by Jerry Mazzanti of the 1949 Porkers in leading the Pigs to their ninth consecutive 1965 victory. Burnett now has 815 yards for the year. Second unit quarterback Ron SMU dropped to 4-3-1 with the loss which broke a two-game in skein, but the Ponies are already assured of their best season under Coach Hayden a ry PORK GOAL about on a sprained ankle.

His Nelson Stokley, an arrival that running game dismantled late in unfortunately coincided with Ole the first half, Ashby took to the Lou's decline against Ole Miss air and completed 12 of 37 passes and Alabama, had his hand in; for a scrambling 115 yards, on most of the offensive fire- LSI I also had a late casualty, works. He put the Tigers on the Shreveport's Mike Pharis, 250-scoreboard for th efirst time in pound junior linebacker sched- The Porkers gave up the field goal, the first points scored on nie South broke the Arkansas! them in two games, in the first THE YARDSTICK SMU Ark. First downs 13 IS Rushing yardage 87 192 Passing yardage 66 119 Passes 5-18 8-18 Passes Intercepted by 1 3 Punts 11-46 0 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 52 103 winning streak to 21 games in handing Southern Methodist's hungry Mustangs a sound 24-3 thrashing before 67,000 fans in the Cotton Bowl Saturday afternoon. The win set up a showdown clash in Fayctteville next Saturday with Texas Tech's Red Raiders, 34-22 victor over Baylor quarter after the Ponies marched 51 yards on a drive that stalled uled to open up as a starter, un the second period with a 12-yard pitch to tackle Dave McCormick on the 13. derwent an emergency appendectomy in the afternoon.

The Tigers, who now lead this series by 33-23-2, are 2-3 in the After that, the Porkers slammed the door shut and the Ponies did not again threaten yes, it was aa legal play and a 27-yard toss to flanker Doug Moreau set up a third period in one season, booting three to give him 36 out of 38 for the season. His field goal, a 27-yarder in the second period, tied a Porker record for three-pointers. He now has six for the year. Quarterback Jon Brittenum ran seriously as the alert Hog dc score that put the game out of i Southeastern Conference stand reach at 20-H fensive secondary stole three passes and the line, led by tackles Loyd Phillips and Jim Williams, middle guard Guy Jones, linebackers Tommy Sain ing while the Bulldogs dropped to 1-4. The die was cast eary when Ole Ijou won the game-opening toss of the coin the first time the Tigers have won it in nie games and Screen started out by probing MSU's midsection on (AP Wirephoto) Don Bland (41) scores for Mississippi State LSU's Sammy Grezajfi docs handstand in attempted stop The Bulldogs from Starksville, now staining under a five-game losing streak, were within striking distance only twice.

They held a fi-0 lead after one period and cut the difference to 211-14 midway in the third quarter. lunues by LcBlanc and DaRruz- Tiger Lallruzzo turned hack the latter danger by spinning M- Kut MSU made the first im- 4fi yards through the Maroon de-; pressions as sopn Kicker Jimmy fenses for a touchdown that 1 Nf'H missed a whopping 5fi-yard Southern Mississippi Levels Louisiana Tech Canines, 31-7 shoved the advantage hack out toiSoal attempt by some 20 yards mo island nut his side on the 27-14 when Moreau kicked the conversion. Ole Don's older heads won this scoreboard. Marcus Rhoden, a package of dynamite in a broken field, lcs- one oig lor Coach Charlie Me Clendon, whose Rengals nowiW a Tger punt 36 yards nurse a 6-3-0 record going a mob people before The leading carriers for Southern were fullbacks Milo McCarthy and Lippincott, who gained 53 and 45 yards respectively. Vie Purvis, the brilliant General quarterback who had gained the season finale against Tulane.

Brennan's punt returns were for 59 and 47 yards. Other touchdowns for the Generals come on Dooney Lippincott's five-yard run and an 11-yard pass from Glen Bynum to Jack Mcalpin. George Sumrall, the Southern Dousay dragged him down at the Ole Lou 6. Bland then sailed wide around the left flank and went over for a 6-0 lead that Screen packed in 39 vital yards while completing 2 of 4 passes: RUSTON Southern Mississippi, sparked by two punt returns for touchdowns by Tommy Brennan, ended its grid campaign here Saturday night with a convincing 31-7 victory over Louisiana Tech. The Southerners finished the season with a 7-2 record, including wins over such powers as LaBvuzzo swept up and down 639 yards rushing coming into the line 15 times for 105 yards; remained that way when Neill kicker added a 24-yard field goal the game, was held to 24 yards and veteran Dannv LeRlanc and Joe Black and end Bobby Roper, limited the ponies to 87 yards rushing.

Arkansas, in the meantime, was rolling up 311 yards, 119 passing and 192 rushing. Brittenum hit on eight of 177 passes for all of Arkansas' aerial yardage and also rushed for 47. Quarterback Mac White was SMU's top ground gainer with 42 yards on 16 carries. He could complete only three of 13 passes, however. Bobby Nix punted for a 46-yard average in helping to keep the Ponies penned up in their own territory for most of the fray.

The Ponies cranked up their first quarter march after forcing a Razorback punt when the Hogs couldn't move with the opening kickoif. With the huge crowd, biggest to see an SMU game here since 1950, still streaming into the great bowl, White rolling out and handing off on counters to Larry Jernigan and Jim Hagle, directed a masterful drive that moved from the Pony 36 to the Hog 13 where the Porkers stiffened and Partee split the uprights to put Arkansas behind for only the second time this season. It didn't last for long, however. After an exchange of punts, Brit- (C'ontinued on Page 5-D) and tour pal Davis was thp rhipf receiver Wayne Davis, the Bulldogs RllHflfts Hp fivp 1 cI 4 1. missed his PAT boot.

This came in the final 38 seconds of the preiod. But Tiger John Garlington pounced on a Rhoden fumble at MSU's 16 early in the next hauled 14 times for 4 for 58 yards, mostly on slams up the middle. Soph Dousay helped out with 40 more yards on 10 hauls. mhiiui eiu uom anietepuii, f()r g3 ds pnough give him SKIIld li-Jctlll ptS II III 1 1 I Nil Robertson for the Tech touch- a new school record for most varrlc rncoivinrt in nnn tnicnn Soph quarterback Tommy Gar THE YARDSTICK USM Tech First downs 13 14 Net yards rush 208 57 Net yards pass 83 272 Passes (A-C) 11-5 39-20 Had intercepted 1 Punt-Ava 5-42 8 10-36 9 Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-1 Penalties'yds -50 3-38 down. Speedy Campbell added has now takcn 43 the extra point.

j51- var(ls The Southern defense, among Tech WHS the the finest in the nation pushed firs, scored on southern Missis- rison, who didn't show until the; -u final period, topped the Bulldogs soft float-with 90 yards on a half-dozen er 'n aJe 2 runs an dhalfback Dan Bland mKk', hammered for 20 yards on five The tackle lunged back Tech ball carriers back sippi in five games. minus 57 yards rushing iviucn1 Score bv quarters: of this yardage came when the i southern Mississippi i4 3t sprints. f. i i- ii i Louisiana Tech 0 0 0 7 7 In lea mfigures, it was LSU fierce general line threw Canine Scoring summary: vimi iiiu iai aim it wao ifan until Moreau kicked the extra point. There followed some tremend- -ous punts fro mthe feet of Tiger Buster Brown and Bulldog Dick; by 20-14 in first downs, 242-94 in rushing and 306-220 in total offense.

USM Tom Brennan, 59 punt return, (Georqe Sumrall, kick). USM Sumrall, 24 FG. USM Dooney Lippincott, run, (Sumrall, kick). USM Jack McAlpin, 11 pass from Glen Bynum, (Sumrall, kick) Auburn and Memphis Slate. The setback was Tech's fourth of the year and broke a three-game win streak.

Coach Thad "Pie" Vann's Southern crew scored 17 points i nthe first quarter and 14 more in the third. Tech's lone tally come i nthe fourth stanza. Quarterback Billy Laird for big losses. But the home folks were treated to a real passing show by Tech Quarterbacks Laird and USM Brennan, 37 punt return, (Sum- The Maroons, now 4-5-0 for the; season, did salvage one bit of! happiness out of the debris. Don! Saget, a 215-pound sophomore! McGraw with one of Brown boots sailing 49 yards to a (Continued on Page 4-D) Robertson.

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