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I "-AK mm Sunday, September 24, 1 972 THE ODESSA AMERICAN 7B i mm mm 000 'x, ft 4 Yxxxr- i I 4- Tf -X 1 X'- 1 'x CT" "'x X' yi'', -v -l--X I lV4- jti xxxX-X-vx 1 in x. xy i V-f 4 1 -V y. i 'H V--; -74- Mi-; X-X l.ft (' I 4 IIJ.il JIKIUIU.il I llHllllnri XIHII I I HM oy, x-yJ tv. HMrtMMH WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HOLE? JCU's Mike Lutfrell Finds Trouble OREGON'S MAURICE EVANS DWARFED Heffes Cose For Crunch MIZZOU'S JOHN CHERRY GETS A LIFT Turnipseed Of Baylor Obliges Crush Northwestern, 37 0 mm SeoiitfdnKKa to Bi sophomore quarterback Tom Clements and executed by such hard-running backs as Darryll Dewan, Eric Penick, John Cieszkowski and Andy Huff Notre Dame also displayed a triumph over Northwestern. The Irish, ranked 13th nationally without having played a game, unleased a devastating ground attack engineered by Texas Lutheran Posts ia to nAUU ruuiuun viwury tough defense headed by veter an tackle Greg Marx and freshman tackle Steve Niehaus, a youngster from Reading, Ohio who will celebrate his 18tlt birthday Sunday.

In between all this devastation, Bob Thomas booted three field goals, including one for 47 yards into a seven mile an hour wind, and added four extra points. The Irish ran up a 30-0 half-time score and phut off any Northwestern hopes of a sec-; ond-half comeback when they took the kickoff and marched? 81 yards in 14 plays capped by i Penick's nine-yard touchdown jaunt to make it 37-0. Noire Dame It 7 4-J7 Northwestern 0 0 0 00 1 HP Orwan JO rvn Thomas kkk NOCleszkowskl run Thomas kick NO FG Nomas NOFO Thomas 2 NO-Huff 1 run Thomas kick NO fO Thomas 47 NCV-Penkk 8 run Thomas kkk Irish EMANSTON, III. (AP) -Notre Dame's Fighting Irish opened their football season by scoring the first five times they handled the ball Saturday and rolled to a crushing 37-0 southwest Texas Wins 10-3 Gone SAN MARCOS, Tex. (AP) -Southwest Texas State scored in the last quarter and then held on for a 10-3 upset football victory here Saturday over An-gelo State.

Quarterback Noe Gonzalez had led the Bobcats on a 67-yard march that included Basses of 25 and 12 yards to ienry Kotzur and Ben Sternberg to set up the touchdown with six minutes left in the game. Monroe Daniels capped the drive plunging across from the one-yard line for the Bobcats first Lone Star Conference victory. The Bobcats' David Wuest had put his team ahead 3-0 with a 22-yard field goal in the first quarter, but Angelo State tied the score with a 25-yard field goal by Steve Carnes. CONWAY. Ark.

(AF) A 69-yard scoring pass from Gary Valdez to Ricky Smith and Royce Johnson's two-point conversion run gave Texas Lutheran a 14-13 victory Saturday over State College of Arkansas. The Valdez-to-Smith play, followed by Johnson's run, came with 5:53 left in the game. Nathaniel Daniel scored on a two-yard plunge to cap. a 96-yard drive and stake SCA to an early lead in the second quarter, Bill Lipe added the extra point. Texas Lutheran came back quickly, however, and Russ Gartha capped a 6-yard drive with a two-yard blast with 1:19 left in the half.

John Turner's first conversion kick was good, but a penalty wiped out the effort and his second try was Tl'LSA, Okla (AP) Two blocked punts and an intercepted pass broke open the gates for Houston Saturday night as the Cougars rolled to a 21-0 win over Tulsa. Houston dominated the game, the renewal of a long series, San Diego Drops NTSU IRVING, Tex. (AP) San Diego State fumbled seven times in a heavy downpour but its rushing and passing per-formance was more than enough to defeat North Texas State 254 here Saturday. San Diego opened the score in the first quarter when quarterback Bill Donckers hit speedy split end Isaac Curtis for a 44-yard touchdown, The Aztecs padded the score early in the second quarter when Donckers hurled another touchdown pass, this time a four-yarder to Harry Bensen to cap a 29-yard drive that began with a North Texas fumble. The visitors came back minutes later in the same quarter on a one-yard plunge by Dennis Haughn.

Early in the third quarter the Aztecs added their final touchdown when Haugh broke through right tackle for 12 yards. North Texas had two excellent scoring chances in the first and second periods, but wasted them first on a fumble and then when it failed to score in three consecutive attempts from the one-yard line. 1 xt y4 4 '3 two plays later quarterback D. C. Nobles scored on a keeper.

Rickey terrel kicked the first of three conversions. On the next Tulsa possession, a bad pass from center sailed over Bennett's head. His hasty kick after picking it up was blocked by Harold Evans and receovered on the eight-yard line. Nobles passed to Puddin Jones for the touchdown. Nobles scored his second touchdown on another one-yard keeper after Burl Fuller had intercepted a pass by Tulsa's Steve Bowling at mid field.

Houston had two first-half field goal attempts, both from the eight yard line. Each was wide of the goal posts. The fourth quarter was marred by a fight which emptied most of both buildings when Tulsans thought there was interference on a long pass. Volunteers Rip Deacons KNOXVUXE, Tenn. (AP) -Vol quarterbacks Condredge Holloway and Gary Valbuena riddled Wake Forest's secondary Saturday as fifth-ranked Tennessee outclassed the Deacons 4W for its 10th straight football victory.

Valbuena, a junior college transfer subbing for Holloway threw three touchdown passes and Holloway connected for one and ran 29 yards for another to the delight of a partisan crowd 66,266, Ricky Townsend, Tennessee's soccer-style barefoot kicker, began the rout with a 32-yeard field goal, his third of the season. Towsend added six extra points to run his total to 14. Then Valbuena got the touchdown parade going with a 25-yard toss to Stan Trott in the end zone. Moments later Valbuena caught tailback Neil Clabo down the middle for a scoring pass that covered 52 yards. Holloway, a sophomore from Huntsville, hit flanker Chip Howard with a 69-yard bomb for Tennessee's third touchdown and later ran 29 for another in the third ouarter Texas A I Melts II.

hi Highfaub KINGSVULE, Tex. (AP) -Texas Ail scored 21 points in the final quarter on the way to 30-6 victory over New Mexico Highlands here Saturday night The Javeiinas had taken a 7-0 lead on their first offensive play of the night when quarterback Mike Morrison hit wing-back Jerrald Taylor on a 44-yard bomb. Texas added a wfety in the third quarter and scored in the fourth quarter when Clar. ence Alverts ran for 23 yards, fullback Ruford Huff ran for 95 yards and Henry Glenn took a 15-yard pass from Morrison. Huff's 95-yard run was the longest in Lone Star Conference history.

Ytmiifii-imunyiwai but except for the three breaks both teams lacked a scoring punch. The blocked punts gave Houston two quick touchdowns In the second quarter. Gerald Hill, Houston sophomore end, slashed through the line and blocked Arthur Bennett's punt from the Tulsa 26. Bubba Broussard receovered the loose ball on the one and mciiiurry nps VflilM, 34-20 ABlLtNE, Tex. AP) 2 The running of Sal Andwde and the accurate passing of quarterback Lorinie Hobbs helped McMurry college defeated Western New Mexico 34-20 here Saturday.

Andrade, who did not score a touchdown, rushed for 128 yards on 28 carries, and Hobbs-hit 12 of 21 passes for 159 yards and two touchdowns. It was Andrade's third consecutive game rushing for more than 100 yards. With the score tied 13-13 in the third quarter Hobbs moved the Indians ahead with a one-yard plunge that ended a 61-yard drive. Three minutes later McMurry scored again when Hobbs tossed an eight-yard-pass to James Page. Randy Store kicked field goals of 24 and 25 yards for McMurry.

McMurry now stands at 2-1 for the season while Western New Mexico is winJess in two starts. Gomez went 25 yards and Ruben Gomez scored on the Wishbone-T veer option from tne eight and six. Two of the three kick efforts were not good but Ruben Gomez booted one to give Balmorhea the scoreboard 25-0 atthehalf. In the third quarter, Juan Casias scored from a yard away and Ruben Gomez again tacked on the PAT for a 32-0 lead as the last period began. In the last quarter, Victor Tarin scored on a two-yard run and Juan Jiminez went 19 paces for the final TDof the tilt.

Casias added both extra points to make the final 4W in favor of the Bears. Friday night Balmorhea High School will have its annual homecoming with the football game between the Bears and Grandfalls as the main attraction. The win leaves Dell City 1-2 while Balmorhea is 2-1 for the season. SCORING SUMMAR RuDen Gomel, I run (kick tailed) Rotxrt Oomu. J5 port return (kick Ruben Gomel, 8 run (Ruben Gomel kB Ruben Gomel, run (kick filled) Casias.

I run (Gomel kick) Tarin. 1 run (Casus kkk) Jiminez, 19 run (Gtsias kick) 11.11 I a PLAY THE ARROW MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL GAME KICK OFF HOFJDAYS 41-14 Victors CANYON, Tex. (AP) Carl Brown turned from goat to hero in leading -West Texas State University's Buffaloes to a 41-14 victory over the Colorado State Rams here Saturday night. Brown dropped 8 pass in the end zone from quarterback Mike Wartes when the Buffaloes, were trailing 14-7. Later in the same period, the split end from Van Vleck, circled end on an end-around to score from the eight yard line Later Brown scored on a 23-yard end around and also cashed in on a 67-yard pass play from Wartes.

The Buffaloes snapped a five game winning steak with the victory and pushed their Missouri Valley Conference record to 1-1. Colorado State is not a conference member, but the game was a designated conference game for the Buffs. Colorado State, which had trouble with turnovers, during its first two games of the season, had six Saturday night-four lost fumbles and two pass interceptions. The Rams lost their third straight game of the season in three starts. The Buffaloes had nine turnovers in their season-opening loss to Drake, 40-12 last week, but suffered but one Inter ception Saturday night.

West Texas State tallied 28 fourth quarter points. CotoradoSt. lit 014 West Texas 13 0 2841 CSO Juliana 1 run (Smvlie kkk) WT lisle 2 run (Rivera kick) CSU Kennedy 85 pass from Driscoll (Smvlie kkk) WT Brown I run (Pass failed) WT-4rwm 23 run (Pass failed) WT Brown 47 pan from Wartes (Rivera kick) WT Prltchett run (Rivera kick) WT Leach I run (Leach run) tr-UJX Colorado St West Teias First i IS 1 Rusnes-vard Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 5V106 41 10-22-2 5-45 5-4 7-80 65-221 138 S-li-1 MS 14 4-27 lamer Topples Southern Illinois BEAUMONT. Tex. (AP) -Greg Chambers pushed his way from the one-yard line in the first quarter here Saturday night to lead the Lamar University Cardinals to a 7-0 football victory over Southern Illinois.

It was the third consecutive victory of the season for Lamar. The Cardinals set up their touchdown when Richard Ku-biak recovered a Southern Illinois fumble on the visitors' 17 yard line. Three plays later Chambers scored and Jabo Leonard kicked the extra point. llowcrd Pcyna Triutnphs, 24-16 BROWNWOOD, Tex. (AP) -Howard Payne scored one touchdown in each of the first two quarters and added 10 points in the third quarter Saturday night to defeat Stephen F.

Austin 24-16 in a Lone Star Conference football game. SFA came back to do all their scoring in the final period but fell short. It was the first conference game for each of the teams. WITH ARROW and stop ears Hammer wide. SCA traveled 44 yards for its other touchdown In the fourth quarter.

James Hall got the score on a 14-yard run. Lipe's kick was wide. 1 Texas Lutheran found the Bears vulnerable inside and Gartha and David Wehmeyer, two big and powerful runners, and Johnson accounted for most of the Bulldogs' 329 total yards. Wehmeyer collected 137 yards and Gartha 92. Daniel rushed for 94 yards on 23 carries.

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I REPAIR I MINT Wl! fl ASS T0U (AMI BSOUOI T0TIYIT? Address Crty Stat 7lpHof NufnbF TOTAt SCORE Just fill in your name, address. Dote Zip CHILDREN DELL CITY (Staff) The Dell City Cougars choked on the Balmorhea Bear Wishbone Saturday night as the Bruins came to town to hammer the Cougs 46-0, in a non-district football game. The Bruins amassed some 272 yards on the ground and had another 25 paces through the air while the burly Bear defense held Dell Gty to 103 yards of total offense. The Balmorhea forward wall was the deciding factor in the TMC STATISTICS DtMCitvMlmartiM FlrctOowm NetYdiRujhln NX Vcte. PvssJna 31 PaunAMenwM pMicsCamptcM 3 Pmm Irrttrc.

Bv Fumtrtw tost PuntvAv feMttttt-V. 27J 75 7 I 0 SCORE BY QUARTERS: OeflCtty I game as defensive ends Felipe Fuentes and Sammy Gallego joined with tackles George Valerio and Danny Baera to stiffle any hopes the Cougars might have had. Ruben Gomez started things off with a two-yard touchdown blast in the first quarter. The kick failed but the Bears led 6-0. In the second stanza, Robert 612 N.

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