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Longhorns Rally To Nip Aggies In Thriller Foldberg Hits Ref Decision COLLEGE STATION. Tex. (UPI) Texas A football coach Hank Foldberg has called a controversial ruling in tlio Texas 15-13 victory over the Ag- gies "the greatest injustice to group of young fellows I've ever The Longhorns scored their winning touchdown yesterday in the last minute of the game aft- an Aggie interception was ruled out because Jim Willcn- caught it outside the end zone. The referee ruled Willcnborg fell out of the end zone after gathering in the pass. The ruling let Texas keep the ball and Ihe went ahead 'o cap an 80-yard drive with a one- yard scoring plunge.

"Willcnborg was a yard inside the end zone," Foldberg said. "I'm fed up with keeping my mouth A President Earl Rudder was proud enough of the effort to give them a holiday reward. Rudder declared next Monday a holiday for the school "be cause of the tremendous effort the Aggies made against overwhelming odds." "Our Aggies were No. 1 today," Rudder said. "We played them right off their feel." Texas Forced To Airlanes To Trip Tough AM'15-13 By JOHN GKIFFIN Sports Writer Usually the aftermath of Thanksgiving hash, but day is turkey for Texas, 15-13 victor over Texas AM in one of the most dramatic games of Coach Darrell Royal admitting when the final football ratings he was "shaken," it's a possi- --j- -We national championship.

For Illinois, playing a "pur- suite" game to the hilt in a 130 conquest of Michigan State, It's the school's first undisputed Big Ten championship in 10 years and a bprlh in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1. For North Carolina, a 16-14 winner over Duke on a 42-yard field goal by Max Chapman with 33 seconds to play, its a share of the Atlantic Coast Conference championship and a spot And for Syracuse, 14-7 winner.two touchdowns the first af- over Noire Dame, it's just plainjter three minutes of play when old sweet revenge. Tommy Ford crashed over from for another, passing for two touchdowns and then returning a punt 82 yards Texas, now assured of one and the second several Ihe host in the Cotton Bowl I minutes later, set up by Tom game on Jan. 1, can look forward hopefully to next week Ihe DPI board of coaches.

The Longhorns went inlo Thursday's ranking and came out of it with a 10-0 season record, Ihe only! perfect mark among major col-i leges. Texas Rallies But for a long time as the shadows began to fall at Col- my Wade's passes and scored by Duke Carlisle on a one-yard plunge. The Big Ten announced selection of Illinois for the Rose Bowl just as soon as the Illini had beaten Michigan State, thanks to a brilliant defense plus a touchdown by Joe Grabowski on a 14-yard run and two field goals by Jim Plankenhorn. North Carolina blew a 10-0 lead and trailed Duke, 14-13. in lean ana iranen H-U.

in than turkey was cooked. Jim Keller of the Aggies had flipped two touchdown passes of and in the Gator Bowl at Jackson-1 vards and in return Texas ville. Dec. 28. For Virginia Tech, 35-20 winner over VMI.

it's the Southern Conference tille. (had only a 27-yard field goal by barefoot Tony Crosby. Trailing, 13-3. going into the earlier now seemed about to doom the Tar Heels, suddenly redeeme'd i with his booming field goal that gave North Carolina a tie with North Carolina State for the ACC title. Bob Schweikert led Virginia fourth period Texas rallied for Tech to its win over VMI by AGGIE QUARTERBACK Jim Keller (12) is tripped up by Longhorns Clarence Bray (53) and Pete Lammons (87) after a short gain at College Station Thursday.

Keller threw two scoring passes to give AM a 13-3 lead going into the final period. Texas rallied for two touchdowns to nip the Aggies 15-13 LONGHORN BACK Tommy Ford (24) races for seven yards against AM at College Station Thursday. Texas was forced to come from behind to nip Hie Aggies 15-13 with two final-period touchdowns. Tommy Wade's Passes Spark Longhorn Victory COLLEGE STATION (UPI)Two incredible breaks on an SO- yard touchdown drive Thursday its first perfect season in 43 gave the University of Texas a aiiHi 15-13 victory over scrappy Texas AIii. the Southwest Conference championship and possibly the national championship.

Quarterback Duke Carlisle ses of 54 and 29 yards by quart- squeezed across the goal line with the winning touchdown on a sneak from the Aggie 1. with; 79 seconds to play. Bui Car -j lisle's substitute, Tommy Wade, years. The No. 1 Longhorns were played off their feet defensively most of the game by the Cadets, who scored on touchdoyn pas- erback Jim Keller.

Halfback Travis Reagan snared the first one and George llargett the second. Texas had opened Ihe scoring CW APMIMP OWAKlYHNb TERMITES are A WARNING had engineered 'the winning on a 27-yard field goal by Tony Crosby. A national television audience! and 38,500 persons in AM'sj slippery Kyle Field settled yard drive. He moved the ball down to the AM 48 before Aggie end John Brotherton grabbed a Wade pass I and gave it right back to Texas on a fumble. Then Wade "harlcs Talbert on two passes the Aggie 20.

Broncs Are Rated 5th In Nation NEW YORK (UPI) Wittenberg wound up on top last year and that's exactly where it's picked to finish again this year by the coaches who make up the United Press International small college basketball rating board. Evansvillc was second with 203 points and Grambling third with 190. Wittenberg, which turned in the best defensive record in the country last season by holding Herald Friday November 29, 19(3 Page 6 Sports UT Regent Criticizes Kyle Field COLLEGE STATION (UPI) Dr. Earl Rudder, president of Texas A JI University, said today he thought the Kyle Field gridiron, although muddy, fa vorcd neither his school nor tha University of Texas Thursday. Frank Erwin, a member of the University of Texas board, said the field was "a disgrace and a reflection upon A Erwin, here for the annual Thanksgiving Day game be tween the two schools, said in a statement issued at half time (Texas was trailing 7-3): "Uegardless of which team eventually'wins today, the condition of the playing field is a disgrace and a reflection upon A and its athletic department." Syracuse Bounced Back Syracuse, trailing 7-6, scored with than four minules to play when Dick King flipped a 35-yard touchdown pass to Mike Koski to down Notre Dame.

Also on turkey day: Mike Reid's two touchdowns and Carl Eller's line play led Minnespla in 14-0 upset of Wisconsin; Dick Shiner a for one TD, scored another for Maryland in 21-C win over Virginia: Archie Roberts passed for two scores and ran 38 yards for the winning TD for Columbia in decision over Rutgers: three TD passes by Eddie Pastinlong gave West Virginia a 3S-7 romp over Furman; Gary Wood scored over Penn: and after failing to win in its first five games, wound up with its fifth South Carolina. A larger program of games is on tap Saturday, including Yale Harvard and several others postponed last week because of the death of President Kennedy. College Football Results Texas 15 Texas AM 13 Illinois 13 Michigan Slate .0 Minnesota 14 Wisconsin 0. Syracuse 14 Notre Dame Maryland 21 Virginia 6 Virginia Poly 35 Va. Military 20 West Virginia 38 Furman 7 Cornell 17 Pennsylvania Columbia 35 Rutgers 28 Morgan State 30 Virginia'St.

North Carolina 16 Duke 14 Clemson 24 South Carolina 20 Tennessee Stale 36 Langstpn 8 William Mary 29 Rjchmond 8 I THEATRE Double Feature Today and Saturday iMARIHA CAMACHO MMUS CARLOS RIVAS MAKTHXllUA Also tWNUELVAlDES" Ma. EUGENIA RUBICH WINNING TOUCHDOWN--Duke Carlisle (11) fights his way for one yard and a touchdown late in the fourth period at College Thursday to give Texas a 15-13 come-from-behind victory over AM. Aggies Jerry Rogers (33) and Ray Kubala (51) try to prevent the score. Quarterback Tommy Wade's pin-point passing set up the Texas touchdown. Bowl Picture Begins To Sharpen Up Nicely FOR SKILLED INSPECTION AND GUARANTEE PROTECTION.

CALL Bruce Terminix Co. 507 North 1st. St. Harllngen, Texas Call Collect: Harllngcn 6 A 3-2573 Professional Pesf Control Commercial and Residential was scrambling frantically 45.9 points a game, seeks its 67th straight victory at home behind a 13-3 deficit. I Saturday when it opens the sea The Longhorns passed an un- son ssgamst Olterbem.

Aggie safely mcs i ovcrcom-! South Dakota State, which By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP!) College football was full of "feet" again today and it wasn't only those trudging toward the bowl game lineup which slowly but surely is taking shape. The kickers played a predominant role in turkey day clashes which momentarily lined up the bowl clashes in this order: opiwne'ntsToln average" ofj. Rosc Bowl: Illinois vs ington. Washington clinches its Salurday if it beats AVashington Slate, a 14-point underdog. Navy gets its bid when it passes Army, a 10-point underdog.

Alabama has to clout Auburn, over which it is favored by 6, well as Miami, Fla. Mississippi must uphold its eight point fa- vortism over Mississippi State. Pitt is an eight point favorite over Miami and then can run its record to 9-1 against Penn beat Wittenberg for the NCAA college division title last season then intercepted the ball again: ving de fnr Ihe Cadets, but officials nil- fc sc cd he had caught it out of thei Toxa wins lnc na tinnaljby two points, was ranked end zone boundary. championship it will be the! fourth in the coaches' pre-sca- The Lnnghnrns lhcn pushed i or a Southwest Conference son size-up with ISO points. Ihe Aggie 1 where am since 1939 when Texas "Wiirmcd over Texas U-M won One of the major Cotton Bowl: Texas vs.

Navy, state for a season marred only by its loss to Navy. And Auburn looks the choice over such as Alf Force, Mississippi State, Missouri and Georgia Tech for a Gator berth If it shows well against Alabama on Saturday. surprises i nlinn fnr Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. (Mississippi. Orange Nebraska vs.

Pilt. Calor Bowl: North Carolina vs. Auburn. These are, of course, subject only in part to change after clashes in which "Thanks the fifth place ratine av television broad- casts tastelessly advertised as Early Bird Breakfast SAT. TO 11A.M.

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