The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 16

t-I) Sunday, Nov. 27, 1966 The Shreveport Times Even in Loss 1 San Augustine Club Is Bumped From Playoff by Paul Pewitt Neely Bows Out With Head High WACO, Tex. Jess C. Neely walked from the football field for the last time as a head coach Saturday. His gray head was erect, even in defeat, as he left an outstanding record during more than four TYLER, Tex.

Paul Pewitt's Brahmas bulled their way into the Class A Quarterfinals of the Texas schoolboy football playoffs Saturday night, with a 15- 8win ETBC Plowed Under By Ouachita Baptists over the favored San Augustine Wolves. Pewitt was touted as a wide- aecaa.es or. coacmng. open typo offensive club but thei As he walked from the field Saturday, spectators leanefl over the stadium retaining wall shake his hand. Children rushed up for his autograph.

He passed no one by. One fan leaned over and said, "God bless you, coach. We're going to miss you." YARDSTICK pp First downs 13 10 Net yards rushing 92 124 Net yards passing 1'5 Passes (A-C) H- 7-1 Had Intercepted 0 2 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 3-2 4-2 Penalties-Yardage 1-5 7-55 But his 27th year as Rice coach ended in frustration, as several earlier Rice games had ended. Before Saturday's finale with Baylor began, there was a brief ceremony honoring the 68-year-old Neely in the middle of the field. "Jess, the name of this football game ought to be the Frustration Bowl, shouldn't it?" asked Baylor Coach John Brid-gers.

"We've both had our share top the Ouachita scoring while Cornelius, Purdy and Luellen chipped in with 14, 12 and 12 respectively. Woody Cooper ripped the nets for 22 markers to pace ETBC while Hugh Fand added 13 and Larry Lindsey 10. The East Texans will travel to Shreveport Thursday night to tangle with the Gentlemen of Centenary College. OUACHITA (76) ETBC (64) Brahmas proved to be excellent mudders as the Kose btacuum field was saturated by pre-game ARKADELPHIA, Ark. Ouachita Baptist University, with four men hitting double figures, handed East Texas Baptist College a 76-64 defeat Saturday night to boost their season record to 3-2.

The Tigers jumped to an early 7-1 lead, held a 14-point margin with 2:50 left to play and went to the dressing room at halftime with a 42-34 lead. East Texas Baptist, with a 2-3 season mark after dropping a decision to Henderson State Teachers Friday night, fought back to within three points in the second half but the Tigers opened the lead to 11 with 10:36 remaining and coasted the rest of the way. Chancellor netted 18 points to rains, rains. fl tt pt tp fg ft of tp WRESTLING Municipal Auditorium Nov. 28, 8 P.M.

Bone 110 3 Moore 10 3 2 0 4 Pewitt took advantage of San 0 iz Jones 2 Augustine miscues to win this regional championship, intercepting two passes and recovering two fumbles. 1 0 3 10 1 22 4 4 2 13 0 0 3 9 Luellen 6 Chncelor 8 Purdy 4 Cornelius 5 Patterson 2 Withers 0 Mnsfield Moore 2 Walker 3 Forehand 1 Sheeth 0 1 is Hanna 4 12 Lindsey 5 14 Cooper 3 4 Kirchoff 0 0 Fant 2 0 Allan 0 4 Hatch 2 6 1 2 0 1 The Brahamas, despite the wet 115 yards on seven completions in 11 efforts. Totals 32 12 It 76 Totals 24 16 17 64 Officials: Carl Beavers, Hod9e Phillips. Pewitt scored first with 2:18 left in the opening quarter as fullback Wayne Lowry plunged NBA Roundup over left guard from the four and Steve Kirk converted. San Augustine, which closed out its season with an 8-4 record, of them this season.

Baylor won 21-14 and it marked the sixth time in the 10-game season that luck looked the other way on Neely's young team. Two games were lost to field goals with less than 10 seconds to play. "We wanted this one worse than any other we've ever played," said Rice linebacker Doug Nicholson, who intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble to set up two misspent scoring opportunities. "We wanted to win it for him but just couldn't do it," he added. It was the 400th game of a head coaching career that started in 1924 at Southwestern of Memphis, Tenn.

Neely is dean of active football coaches in the nation and ranks only behind the immortal Amos Alonzo Stagg and Glenn iPop) Warner in years of service as a major college head coach. His teams at Southwestern, Clemson and Rice won 206 games, lost 175 and tied 19. district playoff game by a 39-7 score and will face Eunice in the regional round next week. (Times Photo by John Cole) Celtics Cage 'Big 0 Turn Back Cincy Club THIS AERIAL, intended for Ronnie Tinnerello (15) of Winnfield, was knocked away by Jesuit defender Tony Rinaudo (25) at the last minute. The Jesuits defeated Winnfield in the bi- cashed in on a fumble recovery at Pewitt's 20 and it took just two plays for Don McBride went in on a keeper.

Mike Renfro got the running conversion to make it 8-7 with 2:27 lett in tne Halt. Lindell Reveals Lanny Luttreell set the Brah mas in motion again as ne returned the opening kick off of Rocky Montero MAIN EVENT Th Madlci vi. Jerry Koiak and Mlk Clancy FIRST MAIN EVENT Danny Hodg vs. Rocky Montero PLUS TWO OTHER BOUTS Ringtide $1.50 Retorvo $1.25 Gantral Admiislon $1 Child 50c Neat Decoy Helpful to Ar deadlocks in the fourth period before Cunningham sent the 76ers ahead to stay. Chamberlain, Cunningham and Greer did all of the Philadelphia point-making in the final 3:57.

Cunningham tossed in 14 field goals and 11 free throws for a pro career high 39 points. my the second half 36 yards to ban Augustine's 43. Six straight powr plays pushed the ball over, with Lowry charging over from the BOSTON (AP) The Boston Celtics shackled Cincinnati scoring aces Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas and snapped the weary Royals' four-game National Basketball Association winning streak 118-87 Saturday night at the Garden. Robertson scored only four points, while Lucas managed a mere three and spent about half the game on the bench. Boston held Cincinnati to 16 eight.

In Yearly Tussle With Navy Pewitt added the two bonus poinst on a pass. Pewitt now moves to me siaie the star of the game, said he expectations as a sophomore in PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The Army, known through the years called all the plays, except on quarterfinals against Rosebud. The Brahamas have a 7-5 season record. fourth down when Coach Tom for its conservative, power foot an Army-Navy game. "He did not exceed my expectations as a sophomore quarter points in each of the first two periods in storming to a 54-32 FREEMAN Cahill would send in the kicking Score by Quarters: i uinauume ieaa.

ine Celtics men Paul Pewitt 7 ball, decoyed Navy into defeat in the 67th annual service classic Saturday, Cadet quarterback Steve Lindell disclosed in the post back, because he's not a sopho San Au9ustine 0 I I continued to pour it on after the PP Wayne Lowry, 4 run isieve Mm intermission wnue using re more quarterback. Hes a sophomore with nine games behind kick) Bluebonnet, Cotton May Pull Merge LITTLE ROCK (AP)-The Cot SA Don MCBriae, I run (mine nemro serves sparingly to the delight run) him going into this game. Next game merriment of the West Pointers' locker room. The 180-pound Lindell, his pp Lowry, run ii-arry Munmi runj of a crowd of 12,674. Boston player-coach Bill Rus year as a junior you (writers) unit if he wanted to punt.

This came out when the quarterback was asked why he punted in the first period with the Army leading 7-0, and the Cadets in possession, fourth and one at the Middies' 48. "The coach called the play," said Lindell, adding quickly, "and I think it was a good call. We wanted to put them in a hole." The punt carried to the Navy will be calling him an experi sweaty, grimy face wreathed in a R7 IT Fry Denies enced quarterback, and what will be the difference, one game?" He added that Lindell and the sell, who injured fingers on his left hand in hitting the basket in the opening minutes, was able to take an unusual rest as the Celtics settled the outcome early. Russell retired to the bench in the third period. REE-II LEX' entire Army team had pretty good training for the pressure of ton and Bluebonnet Bowls may be combined and held in Houston, Jack Keady, sports editor of the Arkansas Democrat, wrote in his 23.

the Navy game in the Notre Dame game, dispelling one theory that a sophomore should be nervous in his first shot at Navy Sunday column. Cahill, who appeared to be taking in stride a victory over Navy in his first year as head Threats on Pony Ace BULLETS KNICKS NEW YORK (AP) Rookie Keady said the Cotton Bowl is before 102,000 people in Philadel not happy because of professional coach, bristled when asked whether he felt Lindell exceeded Cazzie Russell, playing his best game of the season, led the New phia John F. Kennedy Stadium. football in Dallas and that the Cotton Bowl seems certain to be in for some changes in the very York Knicks from behind to a 125-114 victory over the Baltimore Bullets in a National Bas DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Coach smile, told how he set up the Navy defense for the touchdown pass to end Terry Young that snapped a 7-7 tie and ignited 20-7 victory.

"We were throwing the short down and out pass all game," the Princeton, sophomore explained. "So, I told Young to go down and out, throw a fake and then run deep. I pumped once before throwing to carry out the fake, and the Navy defense went for it." The Navy defense certainly did bite on the post pattern play as Young grabbed the ball all alone at the 15 and raced into the end zone for the big score. Lindell then booted his second conversion and Army had its second win of the last three service football games. Last year's game ended in a 7-7 tie.

Lindell, who easily qualified as near future." Hayden Fry of Southern Meth ketball Association game at Ma odist University denied Satur In fact, there is a startling day night that there had been a report that Dallas may lose its Florida State Thumps Maryland's Terps, 45-21 threat of death for his star Ne dison Square Garden Saturday night. Russell, former Michigan All-America, threw in 34 points, gro player, Jerry Levias, ana said as far as he could una there hadn't even been a rumor of one. making 10 of 13 field goal at tempts in the last quarter as the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP- passes, giving him 125 for the Reports from Fort Worth, season to better Tinsi's mark of Knicks rallied from a 91-78 deficit at the end of the third peri where Levias starred in 121. Bowl-bound Florida State showed off its potent offense Saturday night as it scored an easy 45-21 victory over Maryland.

Maryland quarterback Alan Southern Methodist's 21-0 toot ball victory over Texas Chris Pastrana did not play most of od. It was one of Russell's field goals that broke a 94-94 tie and put the Knicks ahead to stay. tian, said police clamped a se the first half because of a sore arm and reserve quarterback curity guard on Levias in re sponse to a death threat. The Semnoles ran up their biggest point total of the year and finished the regular season with a 6-4 record. They will Dave Stofa could not get the Frv said security police at bowl, and that the Cotton and the Bluebonnet Bowl of Houston will oe combined into one post-season promotion and will be held in the city of Houston," Keady wrote.

He said the report came this week "from a very responsible gentleman, who pointed out that the Dallas Cowboys and professional football in general are proving most disquieting for the Cotton Bowl." Keady said that the big issue centers around a suggestion from pro-minded Dallas residents that the "Super Bowl" game between the American and National football league champions be played in the Cotton Bowl. He said another reason for a Cotton-Bluebonnet merger is that both bowls need a Southwest Conference team to provide ticket-selling appeal. Keady also reported that there Russell was given a standing ovation when he left the game with less than a minute to play, after scoring 22 points in the visitors' offense going. Pastrana connected for three touchdown passes in the second half after FSU had already put the game Fort Worth told him they had no specific rumor that any threat had been made on Levias and that they were only taking the usual precautionary measures tn Drotect a football team, as out of reach. decisive fourth quarter.

PHILLY IN PHILADELPHIA (AP) Bil Pajcic and Hammond each THE YARDSTICK Maryland FSU First downs 13 27 Rushing yardage 140 153 Passing yardage 162 287 Passes 11-22 22-37 Passes intercepted by 0 2 Punts Fumbles lost 3 0 Yards penalized 64 60 threw touchdown passes. Four different FSU backs scored the they always did. ly Cunningham dropped in two free throws with 3:57 remaining other touchdowns on short runs Two officers were assigned to to snap the game's 12th tie and Roughriders Whip Ottawa VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) -Saskatchewan's Roughriders broke loose with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to whip the Ottawa Rough Riders 29-14 for their first Grey Cup victory in Canadian Football League history here Saturday. The game was tied 14-14 at the half.

With nine seconds gone in the final quarter Saskatchewan quarterback Ron Lancaster tossed a five-yard pass to Hugh the Southern Methodist team send the Philadelphia 76ers on fairs superiority snowed up in the statistics, particularly on Fry said. to a 131-12 3victory over the De first downs and passing yardage. "Thev were not specifically troit Pistons in a National Bas assigned to protect Jerry," he ketball Association game Satur- FSU had 27 first downs to 13 for Maryland and. gained 287 yards in the air compared to 162 for NEEDS NO "BREAKING IN" Now you can enjoy marvelous comfort from the first try on. Freeman does the "breaking in" for you pre-flexes the sole to give you complete flexibility.

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24. FSU ran up a 31-point lead over Maryland and the reserves played the rest of the game. Quarterbacks Gary Pajcic and Kim Hammond alternated through most of the game with Cunningham and Wilt S1)nniv itc rhamninn the Terps. berlain did the clutch scoring asifor the Bowl each vmi-. Pastrana hit split end Billy Van Heusen with two touchdown He said Arkansas Coach Frank declared.

"But they had a rumor that there might be a Nazi demonstration, which there wasn't. "No officer guarded Levias specifically or talked to him. He walked in front of me up the ramp at halftime and did the same after the game. He was the last one to leave the dress third stringer Bill Burkhart passes, one for 18 yards and one for 34. The other touchdown pass was a 44-yarder to tight Campbell and Jack Abendschan finishing up in the fourth quar- ter.

end Chip Myrtle. Pajcic set two school records Broyles was in "complete agreement" with those who think the pact should be discontinued and that the conference champion should be allowed to play in any bowl it desires. Broyles told the Associated Press that he was of the opinion Penalties, fumbles and inter WARD BUILDING 523 MARSHALL Philadelphia rallied for its 18th victor yagainst two defeats. The 76ers survived a cold first half that saw them trail by 10 points at two different times in the second period. Detroit held a 62-54 advantage at halftime, but Philadelphia, with the scoring of Cunningham, Chamberlain and Hal Greer, cut the deficit to 93-91 aftert hree quarters.

There were five more with his part-time performance, VHAT CLOTHIERS ceptions plagued Maryland in convertea. The final touchdown came when fullback George Reed scampered 31 yards up the middle. The lone point came off a Saskatchewan 40-yard punt. Cana- breaking the records for the most pass completions and for the most yards in total offense. OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 that the tie-up was "not always to He gained 145 yards to bring his ing room, as he always is.

"I came out of there ahead of him. The mob of fans hollering for Levias and other players. We were escorted to the bus by the police because these kids will try to tear off clothing or a button or something of the the first half. A fumble by Mary-! land's Ernie Torain on his own 44 set up the first Seminole score a 39-yard field goal by Frank Loner. FSU got another break when quarterback Stofa fumbled on dian football rules enable teams; season total to 1,735 which bet the best interest of our confer ence." to score one point if the ball is tered the total of 1,637 set by punted over the goal line with- Steve Tensi in 1964.

out a return. i Pajcic also completed nine Teacher Quarterback "PICO SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER" the Maryland 20 after he was hit on the blind side as he was trying to pass. The Seminoles scored in six running plays. Maryland 0 0 7 1421 Florida State 3 21 14 745 FSU FG Loner 39 FSU Taylor 7 pass from Paicic (kick failed) FSU Green 2 run (Cox pass from Paicic) FSU Cox 20 pass from Hammond (Loner kick) FSU Mankins 1 run (Loner kick) MD Van Heusen 18 pass from Pastrana (Bramson kick) FSU Moreman 6 run (Loner kick) WD Myrtle 44 pass from Pastrana (Bramson kick) FSU Hurst 7 run (Loner kick) Tiner Gains Position On AIC's All-Star Club "The officers may have looked at Jerry more closely than the others because of the reports that he had been getting letters and telephone calls because of the racial situation. But nothing was said to him.

"I talked to him on the bus home, and he was in fine spirits. I am going to call his parents in Beaumont and tell them the situation. I don't want them to hear any reports of an assassi Times Sports Service Howard, Southern State's Bobby Tiner, Arkansas State anH Anr" Front nation attempt because it would MD Van Heusen 34 pass from Pastrana (Bramson kick) Teachers College quarterback be a terrible shock. Attendance 33,000 heads a glittering array of ath HV.IIUI uoun Wilt ui in 11 VOlllUUll selected. 5 ''If 1 ll 1 If 1 Ji 1 GET $301 CASH FOR 90 DAYS REPAY ONLY Tiner piled up 1,521 yards running and passing in nine games and scored 10 touchdowns.

Richardson rushed for 826 yards and racked up eight TDs in his first collegiate campaign. Alum I 3 I lcles named to the 1966 All-AIC footall team. Tiner, an All-AIC choice in each of his three seasons with the Bears, was the only unanimous choice among 25 players selected by the league's coaches. Joining Tiner in what is probably the most talented group of Jordan, who sparked Ouachita's late season rush that netted a s. i backs ever to perform in the con-1 share of the AIC crown with ference are four other yardagc-i ASTC and set records in making whizzes each of whom passing yardage, completions and were only one point shy of un- total offense.

He completed 104 animous choices. They are passes for 1,447 yards and added Ouachita's record setting quar-' another 160 running for a total tcrback Jim Jordan. Harding's of 1.607. ZJ 315 ROGER GREER Ass't. Manager For Details See Your Nearest ALVIN OWENS Manager Participating American Service Station DUE FEBRUARY 1967 LOANS FROM $50 to $2000 MANY OTHER LOAN PLANS AVAILABLE OFFENSE Wt.

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