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Sundoy, October 28, 1973 THE ODESSA AMERICAN 38- Tennessee Passes 1 Late Mhs Mk Shart Topple KU, 39-7 As Agpes IPos 28-22 Victory Gary Valbuena fired the second. Morgan, a speedster from Easley, S.C., had caught four passes for 95 yards and one touchdown in the Vols' previous six games. TCU Coach Billy Tohill often put double coverage on Morgan but his speed and elusiveness were too much for the Horned Frog defenders. The victory boosted Tennessee's record to 6-1. TCU dropped to 2-4.

Tennessee's other touchdowns came on a two-yard pass from Holloway to end Tommy West; an 11-yard toss from Holloway to flanker Tim Fitzpatrick; a 26-yard run by tailback Sid Witherington, and a 34-yard fieldgoal by Ricky Townsend. Quarterback Lee Cook, subbing for Kent Marshall, engineered a 69-yard fourth quarter drive for the Horned Frogs touchdown. Tailback Danny 1 Scott plunged from the two for the TD and Berl Simmons kicked the extra point. season record of 8, to make the score 21-0. Baylor drove 70 yards in five plays, with quarterback Neal Jeffrey arching a 37-yard rainbow to split end Charles Dancer for the score.

Sams ran 2, 19 and 28 yards in a five-play, 68-yard drive to push the Aggies ahead 28-7. Jeffrey threw a 10-yard bullet to Dancer to culminate a 63-yard drive, and the Bears stopped on fourth and one at the Aggie 36 to set up Baylor's final scoring drive. Baylor got the ball twice more in the fading minutes but could not score. In the first half shut down Baylor's offense which had gained 507 yards in a 13-7 loss to Arkansas. Baylor committed no turnover errors in the first half and captured two Aggie fumbles on the 45 COLLEGE STATION, Tex.

(AP) Texas nibbled at Baylor with a field goal, a safety and a touchdown in the first half behind the leadership of 17-year-old quarterback David Walker, then used sophomore fullback Bucky Sams to run over the Bears 28-22 Saturday. Baylor closed furiously with three touchdowns in the second half after being held to 63 yards and three first downs in the first half. The victory kept the Aggies' Southwest Conference title hopes alive with a 2-1 record and virtually eliminated Baylors'. The Bears are now 0-2 in conference play and 2-4 for the season. season record is 4-3.

drove 36 yards after a short punt in the third quarter, and Randy Haddox kicked his second field goal, tvine a school took the opening kickoff and strung together a 15-play drive on its own 22 that ended with a 32-yard field goal by Haddox. Cornerback Tim Gray blocked a punt by Baylor's Rusty Parrott from the Baylor 13, and the ball bounced out of the end zone for a safety The Aggies returned the following punt to the Baylor 48. and from there drove for a touchdown in six plays, with the aid of a 15-yard face-mask penalty. Alvin Bowers, the game's leading rusher 'oh 19 carries, turned on his back and stretched over a big pileup to score on third down with a foot to go. Baylor's Don Bockhorn missed field goal attempts of 58 and 53 yards, with a string wind at his back, each time hitting the end line.

He also missed a 44-varder. 3aylor 0 7 15-2? Ill -3 9 9 7-2! FG Haddox 32 Gray blocked punt out ol end ione Bowers I run (Haddox kick) 5 run kick tailed FG Haddox 47 BAY Dancer 37 pass trom Jeffrey (Hicks kick) run (Haddox kick) BAY -Dancer 10 pass '-orr Jeffrey (Lacy pass from Jeffrey) BAY Lacy 1 run (Hicks kick' and 40, but could not move the hall All of Baylor's three first downs in the first half came in a driving rain in the second quarter. Handball Finals Are Slated Today "The fifth annual Bill Noel Invitational Handball Tournament enters its final round today with action set to start at 11 a.m. at the Odessa Family YMCA. In the men's singles championships, former national champion Paul Haber of San Diego defeated reigning national champ Terry Muck of Evanston, 111., 21-18; 7-21; 21-13, to win the right to meet Steve Auguest of North Hollywood, Calif, for the title.

The singles consolation final pits Gordon Focht against Johnny Benitez. In the doubles finals, the team of Ray Neveau of Oshkosh, Wise, and Semie Fein of Milwaukee, the defending national champions, will meet the team of Dave Graybill of Phoenix and Pete Tyson of Austin. 't The masters doubles pit the teams of Oscar Villareal and Tony Monreal against Tito Arencibia of Big Spring and Odessan Clark Howard. K.NOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-Freshman Stanley Morgan caught eight passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns and Condredge Holloway threw three scoring tosses Saturday as Tennessee shook off a listless first half and crushed Texas Christian 39-7 in an inter-sectional football game.

With the 14th-ranked Vols leading only 10-0 after a lethargic first half, Morgan brought the crowd of 66,356 to its feet in the third quarter with touchdown grabs of 23 and 52 yards. Hollowav threw the first and Miami Redskins Hustle By Toledo OXFORD. Ohio AP) Sophomore quarterback Steve Smith, making his first start, scrambled for 115 yards to lead unbeaten and 16th-ranked Miami of Ohio to a 16-0 MidAmerican Conference football victory over Toledo Saturday. It was Miami's seventh straight victory and the best start since when Ara Par-seghian coached the Redskins to a 9-0 record. The shutout "was Toledo's first over a MidAmerican foe in 28 games.

Smith, who earned the starting job after rushing for 101 yards against Bowling Green last week, marched the Redskins 87 yards for a touchdown midway through the first quarter. Bob Hitchens capped the drive with a one-yard run for the only score of the first half. Dave Draugt added field goals of 21, 22 and 24 yards in the second half. It was Miami's first victory over Toledo since 1968 and the first shutout over the Rockets since 1955. Toledo, -4, went to the air early behind quarterback Gene Swick and amassed 111 yards to Miami's 19 in the first half.

But the Redskins negated that with a fierce rush which resulted in 12 sacks. The victory tied Miami with Kent State at 2-0 for the MAC lead. Toledo dropped to 1-2. Texas Christian Tennessee Tenn-West 2 pass 0 0 0 7-7 7 3 22 7-39 from Holloway Losers (Townsend kick) Tenn FG Townsend 34 Tenn Fitchpatrlck 18 pass from Holloway (Townsend kick) Tenn Morgan 23 pass from Holloway (Townsend kick) Tenn Morgan 52 pass from Valbuena (Holloway run) TCU-Scott 2 run (Simmons kick) Tenn Witherington 26 run (Townsend KICk I UPSIDE DOWN University of Houston fullback Leonard Parker (44) finds it rough going against the Auburn University defense in the first quarter of Saturday's game at Auburn, Ala. The Cougars lost to the Plainsmen, 7-0.

I 1 (AP Wirephoto) TCU TanntHM 11 II 5M 93 35 192 20 312 21 13 2-3-0 4- 35 3-5 5- 59 BAYLOR 15 126 139 0 8170 5-26 1-3 64 123 245 140 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost enalties-yards 33 11-26-3 10-43 6-1 2-10 12-27-1 5- 49 1-0 6- 62 Tailback Helps Plainsmen Ukuhum ojiifiroips 3yfiiTD one play for 19 yards and another for 32 but he just couldn't get across the goal. The last time Houston was shut out was in 1965 when they lost to Mississippi State 36-0. Houston 0 0 0 00 Auburn 7 0 0 07 Aub-Vacarella 7 run (Pruett kick) Auburn's safety, Mike had perhaps his best day on punt returns. He ran one back 63 yards and another 52 yards. Jackson, with the ball on Houston's three, drove into the end zone in the third period for what would have been the second Auburn touchdown, but a defender popped the ball out of his hand and Houston's end Mack Mitchell recovered it.

Jackson, the six-foot, 189-pounder from DeFuniak Springs, broke loose on Houston Auburn 19 II First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Oualiiy c3ts no more 51-241 69 -2 8-220 6-41 1-0 -50 54-182 10 115 1-4-1 5-41 1-1 4-40 THE UNIVERSITY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE office is located in Austin on a shady street with beautiful trees that is home, perch and lecturn for the loudest-mouthed bird in Texas, the boat-tailed grackle. The UIL office is one of those strange places that sends out only two kinds of messages either good or bad. The last piece of data to come forth was the tentative football list for the fall of 1974. Here are some facts and figures you can use to win a cup of coffee or bore your friends into submission. The various classifications and their numerical limits are: Class students and above; Class 3A- students; Class 2A- 235-519 students; Class A-125-234 students; and Class B- below 125 students.

Last year's figures were: Class up: Class Class 2A- 230-499; Class A-120-229; and Class B-below 120. Next fall there will be 234 Class 4A football teams, 145 in Class 3A, 308 in Class 2A, 208 in Class A and 109 in Class B. In addition, there will be 30 teams playing eight-men football and 63 six-man teams. That's a total of 997 schools playing Texas high school football. In 1974, all schools may play their first game on Sept.

5 and the last playing date prior to playoffs will be Nov. 16. PERMIAN ASSISTANT Gene McCanlies has a superstition that I've mentioned several times. Seems the longtime Mojo coach thinks it is lucky to find a coin and put it in his shoe. One season, while Leldon Hensley and Dean Rudd labored at PHS with McCanlies, they salted the area with pennies, nickels and the like and McCanlies found so many coins he seemed to grow taller.

His superstition won't allow him to remove the coins from the shoe so he ended the season with a metallic inner sole in both shoes. Now, he's suffered a real setback. They've paved his happy hunting ground, the once rock strewn, sandy plan between the dressing room and the Mojo workout field. "When people drop money now, they hear it hit and pick it up," snorted a worried McCanlies Thursday before Permian had its final workout before the Cooper game. "I just can't find coins any more." SHORT SNORTS Pop Warne Football League tames play their last games, of the season Saturday Texas aide Spike Dykes on Joe Bizzell, "He's too small to play." Here ole Spike adds, "Har! Har! He says the mini-Mojo all-stater has Texas wondering if it shouldn't seek more players that are too small The lights are up at Ector and Permian around the new artificial tracks lead for more than 50 minutes.

Freshman quarterback Chris Vacarella, who ran 17 times for 43 yards, scored the touchdown, going in from the seven. Auburn's defense held Houston to 241 yards on the ground and 69 in passing, below the Cougars' average of more than 448 yards per game. The Vols and Frogs exchanged punts three times in the first period before Holloway directed a 70-yard march in four plays for a touchdown, dumping a two-yard pass to West in the end zone after faking a line plunge. Townsend's field goal, his sixth of the season, came after safety Eddie Brown had returned a TCU kick 18 yards to the Frogs' 22. The Texans bottled up Tennessee's rushing attack rather effectively, limiting the Vols to 192 yards on 35 carries.

Most of the yardage came late in the game with the visitors obviously tired. Holloway and Valbuena collectively completed 12 of 27 passes for a total of 245 yards. Tailback Mike Luttrell was the Frogs' leading rusher, netting 57 yards on 16 carries. His longest run was 21 yards in the first period. Taking off? Mm mm I Ml TT i T5 iAkW mfilmJm CHECK OUR AUBURN, Ala.

(AP)-Sophomore tailback Mitzi Jackson, recovering from a knee injury which had kept him on the bench for most oi the season, gained 112 yards rushing Saturday and led Auburn to a 7-0 upset football victory over the previously undefeated Cougars. It was the first time Houston had been shut out in 89 games. Jackson, who carried the ball 21 times, combined with a stingy Auburn 1 defense which stifled 12th-ranked Houston's vaunted1 ground game and stopped the Cougars three times inside line. Houston almost tied the game with two minutes remaining, driving for a first down on the Auburn 12. But David Langner broke up a fourth-down pass on the four and the Cougars had to give up the ball.

A homecoming crowd of watched underdog Auburn score the first time it got the ball. then hold on to the 7-0 Rice Cager Leaves School HOUSTON (AP) Rice University basketball Coach Don Knodel said Saturday that Jan Jacob, a 6-9 center, has left school for personal reasons. Knodel said Jacob, from Cof-feyville, Kan. Junior College, has returned in his home state and has decided not to attend college. He was expected to have been the Owls' starting center this season.

Knodel also announced that Rice has cancelled its junior varsity basketball schedule, this year. The Owls will carry a 16-man varsity roster, with no freshman or junior varsity competition. Rice also has lost two players who were expected to return this year. Out with physical ailments are senior Randy Youngling, a two-year letterman, and Bill Sparker, the leading scorer on the junior varsity team last season. Youngling is foregoing his last year of eligibility because of tendonitis in his knees.

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Syracuse scored the game's final points with four minutes left on Phil Raleigh's one-yard run. Quarterback Ed Carney tossed a 26-yard scoring pass to Steve Marcantonio in the first half and ran three yards for a second-half score, leading Miami, to a 34-23 college football victory over winless Syracuse Saturday. Syracuse, 0-7, took a 3-0 lead early in the second quarter on Bernie Rudff's 22-yard field goal, his first of the seeson. Ed Zamaitis blocked a Miami punt five minutes later at the Miami 29. Dennis Blatt ran nine yards three plays later for a touchdown and a 9-0 Syracuse lead.

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