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Raiders Gain Fourth SWC Win HOW TOP TEN FARED Anderson Leads Tech Past Owls, 27- MICHIGAN STATE Defeated Northwestern, 49-7 (Story, Page C2) 2. ARKANSAS Defeated Texas ASM, 31-0 (Story, Page CI) 3. NEBRASKA Defeated Missouri. 16-14 (Story, Page C2) 4. NOTRE DAME Defeated Navy, 29-3 (Story, Page C2) 5.

LOUISIANA STATE Lost to Mississippi, 23-0 (Story, Page C2) 6. PURDUE Lost to Illinois, 21-0 (Story, Page C3) 7. FLORIDA Lost to Auburn, 28-17 (Story, Page C3) 8. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Did not play. 9.

TEXAS Lost to SMU, 31-14 (Story, Page CI) 10. ALABAMA Defeated Mississippi State, 10-7 (Story, Page C4) THE VAFDSTUH. Hire Tr First downs IS downs, running five yards forjhad the ball, driving 72 yards in! one and taking a 43-yard pass, 11 plays with Anderson going from Tom Wilson for another, over from the two. Wilson com-! In all, he rushed for 72 yards pleted four times in drive for 59 on 21 carries and hauled in six yards to set up the score, passes for 109 more yards. The next time the Raiders got The win was the fourth in the ball they moved to the Rice Southwest Conference play iVi 36 where Anderson punted to the the Raiders, but it was the first 'Rice nine.

On the first play, end Rice drove to the Tech 29, but' the Raiders held for downs. From there Tech drove for its tance for the touchdown. Bob Bearden's kick made it 20-0. Rice got as far as the Tech 12 late in the first half, but David Baugh intercepted a pass final period. Jerry Lovelace and.

Baker featured the drive with( Baker diving over from the one Owls got 190 in tne distant fat the first half. Trm Raiders wound ITD With Yards iuninir UH V5 Yards Msin2 315 Total net yards V7 41(1 Passes complied 8-. 16-24 Paes uiierceDted by 1 3 410 yards total offense with Wilson hitting 16 of 23 passes for 215 yards. He went into the third touchdown, going the distance in seven plays. Wilson passed to Kenny Baker for 18 yards to the Rice 48 for a big gainer, but a penalty for the touchdown.

Rice got as far as the Tech 33 in the final period, but Baugh came up with his second interception of the day on the Tech three, running it out to the 10 and setting the stage for the final Tech touchdown. Punts 5-00 Pev in the end zone to end the LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP) All-j America Anderson sparked the Texas Tech Red Raiders to an easy 27-0 victory over the Rice Owls Saturday for their fifth straight win of the season. Anderson scored two touch threat. game as the fourth best in tna Tech drove to the Rice 24 and 39 yard lines in the second half.

i nation. erased a gainer two plays later and Tech was penalized to the Rice 43. Wilson then passed to Anderson, who caught it on the Rice Rice rh J- Tech Anderson I run (Rill kick) Tech Hurley It past interception (kick failed i Tech Anderson 43 paai from Wiltoav (Bearden kick Tech Baker 1 run (Beardea kick) -Attendance 43,355. victory in the last five games Joe Hurley intercepted a by more thar five points. Tech i Mickey Holder pass and ran it is now in second place behind back 16 yards to make it 13-0 Arkansas.

with 2.50 left in the first quar- but Bearden missed field goals on each occasion. Between kicks, the Raiders marched 90 yards for their fourth touchdown early in the Tech's defense held Rice to Tech scored the first time itter. 25 and raced the remaining dis 267 yards total offense, but the Sid SPORTS SECTION SPORTS SECTION Austin, Texas, Sunday, October 31, 1965 Page CI 4 Alert ustan gs Mangle Speedy, MICHIGAN STATE ROLLS, RIPS NORTHWESTERN (See Stories, Page C2) NEBRASKA'S COMEBACK HOLDS OFF MISSOURI Error-Prone 31-14 immu m- in. i. jpui in mhp ilium, mi mmjjmrnm fl iiiiiihiiuii.i.u.ii mm -2 -V fSTCCKTON kT STEWART mmom---- nnxw mr-- av i n.

i i mr i Third Loss in Row Matches 1956 Skein By JOE HEILING Sports Staff DALLAS A reeling, once-proud heavyweight champion, Texas couldn't stay off the floor of the Cotton Bowl Saturday afternoon and took the count from hard-punching Southern Methodist University, 31-14, in a major upset. Trying to lick their wounds, the Longhorns had to fight like a battler with one hand behind his back due to their mistakes. All in the crowd of 48,000 knew that although the Longhorns fought gamely, they weren the sll 1 4 v- 1 -1 lm a THE YARDSTICK Texas SMIT First downs .....14 12 Rushing yardage 97 38 Passins yardage 90 U2 Passes 7-2fi 5-17 Passes intercepted by 2 3 Punts 8.3S.3 Fumbles lost 3 0 Yards penalized 25 60 same champ of old. Their form was badly off and they proved easy prey for four long-range punches that did them in. Flanker back John Roderick caught touchdown passes of 33 and 45 yards off the arm off 9 i.

kgfttj fcZ? nNs-2V il I' Jack-O-All-Trades Mike Livingston and fullback Jim Hagle burst, a record 93 yards for another score. In addition, defensive halfback Ronnie Reel stepped in front of a Greg Lott aerial and hauled it back for 58 yards and another bolt-out-of-the-blue scoring punch. Add in a 28-yard field goal by Dennis Partee plus four extra point conversions and you have the most points an SMU team ever has piled up against Texas. The previous high was 28 in 1958. It was a most inglorious end to the Longhorns' six-year domination of this series.

They were 12-point favorites to make it seven-in-a-row but wound up with their third straight defeat as SMU staged a wild homecoming celebration at its 50th anniversary party. Except for tailback Robert Leach's three-yard smash early in the third quarter, following a disastrous four-yard punt by Corky Terry and Lott's seven-yard dash in the final quarter, the Longhorns couldn't put anything on the boards. Most of the time, they were struggling upstream against the tide of their own mistakes. The first half was just one tragedy after another for Texas, which was in 10-0 arrears at the intermission. They couldn't get out of the rut of their errors and there were plenty of those.

It was like the New York Yankees coming out minus the pinstripes on their uniform. Or with their bats sawed in half. A mencan-Statesman UPI HAYDEN FRY DANCES A HAPPY JIG He watches John Roderick score last TD Arkansas In much the same manner, the Longhorns didn't have the killer look. More like a poor, watered-down imitation. American-Statesman Phil Elliott STEER FULLBACK TOM STOCKTON CRUNCHES FOR THREE YARDS BEHIND PETE LAMMONS' BLOCK Doug January and Billy Bob Stewart are included among five Mustangs closing in on the Texas senior.

Consider their miscues in. the first 30 minutes alone. They were enough to last a season. A bad snap on a punt came right Ags Rips off the bat; then there were three fumbles and an interception Over the full haul, the 'Horns surrendered another intercep tion to the alert Mustangs. They just coughed up the ball too often and got their fingers burned but good.

Still, you can't say enough for SMU's performance. Only Stockdale Passing Elixir Becomes Fizz Baylor, once before has a team plundered away so much loot from Texas. That was when Ole Miss made off with a 39-7 victory in 0-7 THK YARDSTICK Texas At.M First downs Yards rushing -45 Yards passing 131 Passes 12-M Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts Fumbles lost 1 Penalties l- Arkansas '-a 226 13-28 1 9 3-62 the 1958 Sugar Bowl the unfitting climax of Darrell Royal's first season at Texas. Never before has a team pulled off so many long scoring plays as SMU did this bright, sunshine-filled afternoon. It was Quarterback Jon Brittenum, finding the Aggie defenses looser after Burnett's show, hit 9 of 20 pass attempts for 138 yards, including a 12-yarder to wingback Jim Lindsey for a touchdown.

South later threw a 34-yarder to end Bob Crockett for another Razorback score. Burnett passed teammate Harry Jones to take the conference rushing lead with 594 for 20 yards on a bend-in to the stubborn line and from quar had their second and fourth possessions thwarted by penal almost ideal football weather. Except a shade too hot for the LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-Speedy Bobby Burnett bolted for a pair of touchdowns and opened 27 an- when three plays got terback Kent Nix who practiced passing economy to the hilt for Longhorns. only five, Alford came in with a 39-yard field goal, the longest of his career.

With Don-nie Gibbs doing the holding, he toed the ball from the right hashmark with 6:18 left in the ties and the third one go on the gates to second-ranked Ark for the winning points. 94 yards. the rocks when Stockdale undershot his receiver and threw If any one play demoralized Texas' spirits, it had to be Hagle's sudden 93-yard-gallop down the middle of the well- Stockdale filled the air with The 6-2 senior from Corpus ansas' 19th straight victory, 3i-u, over battered Texas Sat worn turf. It was a stunner. The effect was the same as if passes after that.

He threw 26 Christi who regained the start into an interception on a play from the TCU 29. urday night. times during the final 21 min a guy were to walk up, tap you on the shoulder and hit you third period and so true was his shot, he turned and headed for the bench before the ball soared over the uprights. yards. Jones is second with 565 A Baylor infraction also let The Razorbacks kept their utes but completed only 10 as ing job with this game, threw 15 times and completed 11 of them for all of the Frog passing yardage.

the Frogs out of the bog for the Frog secondary crowded and Southwest Conference lead by Baylor was beaten then but 79-yard touchdown move. yards. Burnett also moved into the lead in scoring, along with Texas Tech's Donny Anderson. punished his receivers and pushing their ecord to 4-0. i THK YARDSTICK TCI' Baylor First downs 12 13 Rushing yardase ....125 79 'Passing yardase 94 17.i Pamea 11-15 15-36 Passes Intercepted by 4 1 Punts S40.fi Fumbles lost 1 penalized 30 98 By LOU MAYSEL Sports Editor WACO An imposter stood in here Saturday for Kenny Stockdale, the Baylor gun man with the quick reputation from having shot down Texas the week before with a peerless passing performance.

A fallible young sophomore, much like the Kenny Stockdale of the ineffective relief showing against Arkansas, was at Stockdale struggled mightily to Dwight Hood, who with fellow came up with two interceptions. He threw into one intercep The 190-pound Burnett turned Each has 60 points. Baylor's best chance to avert tion during TCU's faltering start on his 9.7 speed and burst into guard Greg Pipes again did steller defensive work, barely in the teeth when you turned your head. Hagle uncorked his brilliant run on SMU's second possession in the fourth quarter with Texas trailing, 10-6. The Ponies had their backs pushed up against their own goal line.

They were on the five, and on first down, quarterback Mac White gained two yards at right end. Then Texas was caught in a blitz as Hagle, the 6-2, 196-pound soph from Corsicana struck at the middle of the line on a quick opener. It was Katy-Bar-The-Door. The Aggies' deepest penetra defeat came early in the get the Bears up off the floor although he never could take them closer than 8 yards from a touchdown. but pitched the Frogs in for the end zone on runs from the 1 missed blocking a Gibbs punt tion of the night carried to the fourth quarter when the Frogs their touchdown, nitting ena Joe Ball on a five-yard hook and 7 and piled up 81 yards rushing in the first half against and try as he did, he still fell Arkansas 15, their only trip in The victory, fifth in seven into Gibbs and knocked him side the Razorback 20.

ran on fourth down from their own 34 when they needed only inches for the first down. Nix pass deep in the end zone aft down. er he'd gotten behind Baylor's tries for a Martin-coached team against a John Bridgers Club, Texas AM 0 0 0 II The next thing you knew, Hagle was racing upfield unmolested The 15-yard roughing-the- tight goal-line defense. Arkansas 0 17 7 731 a stubborn crew of Cadets. The Razorbacks, with the nation's longest major college winning streak, tied 1939-40 conference record for consecu pulled the Frogs up to the break and a trio of Longhorns Barney Giles, Phil Harris and Ronnie kicker penalty left the Frogs Nix went 5-for-5 for 36 yards Ehrig were straining to catch up with the low-flying Mustang.

Ark Burnett 3 run (South kirk) Ark Burnett 7 run (South kick) Ark FG 25 South Ark Lindsey 12 pass from Brittenum only 55 yards to go and they even level in the Southwest Conference race. They are 2-2 for didn't gain a single one against the stacked Baylor defense on a sneak and the Bears were only 34 yards from home. Stockdale wheeled around the right flank for six yards on the the helm of the Baylor passing Somewhere between the 40 and 45, it almost seemed they went. Fullback Ernest Bayer (South kick i on the drive and hit seven without a miss during the see ond period while regrouping their conference tries and 3-4 for attack for a homecoming day Ark Crockett 34 mss from Smith might nail him. Harris, who was flanked wide, pulled up almost and tailback Steve Landon tive victories and Texas' 1962-64 conference record of 12 straight (South kick) the season.

with Texas Christian and he was even with Giles. They both were only a step or so behind Hagle. Attendance 47,000. the Frogs for their comeback punched the line to keep it honest but it was Nix' pass league triumphs. Baylor, which will try to get first play to reach the 28 but But the strong-legged Hagle turned on both burners at the all but carried off on his shield This Stockdale never was victory.

up off the mat along with ing that took the Frogs in. sight of their challenge, held them off and then left them The inspired Aggies blunted Arkansas' first six possessions The Frogs seemed headed down-trodden Texas in a region' then Larry Perry, who dropped off from end, slipped in front of end Harlan Lane on a side Nix set up his touchdown floundering in his wake. He completed the entire distance run for quick disaster when they and turned the first 22 minutes able to get the vaunted passing barrage going for any length of time and Baylor wound up the victim of a 10-7 defeat at the al TV game at Austin next Saturday, is 1-2 for the SWC doings heave by hitting Sonny Camp without a hand seemingly being laid on him. fumbled the ball at their 18 on into a punting duel. Then Burn line cut at the 24 and swiped UH Bombs! Chattanooga HOUSTON, Tex.

(AP) The bell on a bend-in for 14 yards. Hagle's mad dash ranks right with the best runs in South and 3-3 for the year. the third play from scrimmage ett supplied the power for an 80- his second pass of the game west Conference history. Dicky Maegle of Rice went 95 against Stockdale, who humiliated the and Baylor end Donnie yard, 7-play march that broke Stockdale had one last try Aggies by hitting 20 of 27 hands of the power-minded Frogs. A Baylor Stadium crowd of the ice with 6:53 left in the sec with 1:12 left when the Frogs Alabama in the 1954 Cotton Bowl and Texas Bohn Hillard stepped off 94 yards against Texas Tech in 1934.

passes in a 31-0 victory, went Laurence hopped on it. It took Baylor only four plays to go the distance and ond quarter. He gained 39 yards again failed on downs but this to the line 36 times but could Houston Cougars broke a three- 33,000 saw Abe Martin's Frogs In 1957, King Hill of Rice streaked 93 yards at TCU's ex to the Baylor seven, where the Frog end made a jumping I catch in tight quarters. Two plays later, Nix faked the line slash and threw the five-yard-er to Ball and Alford came on to kick the game into a 7-7 tie. The Frogs moved a total in the drive and got the score time at the Baylor 26.

He com hit only 15 completions against game losing streak Saturday pense and Hagle pulled up into a deadlock with him in the from the one. pleted two of his first three but Stockdale didn't have to lift an arm to do more than hand the shake off a cheap touchdown after only seven legal snaps had elapsed in the game and No. 3 spot. It also was the longest in SMU's annals, eclipsing had a 17-yarder to Lane, to night by smashing outmanned Chattanooga 40-7 on the magnif ball off to Richard Defee and the TCU pro-type defense, which the untrained observer would call a 5-2-4. Arkansas scored on its next three possessions, going 77 yards the TCU 32, called back be by one yard Preston Johnson's 92-yarder against Auburn in 1940.

Billy Hayes. It was Hayes whej come boring back to tie up at cause he'd crossed the line of With performances such as this and Livingston two long in 9 plays for Burnett touch' His shots were good for 175 scrimmage before throwing. of 59 yards on nine plays to the Baylor 22 to set up the winning three-pointer but for halftime with a 79-yard drive that beat the gun by 56 seconds Then in the third quarter strikes to Roderick, the Mustangs waltzed away with the sta tistics just as they did with the ball game. down from the 7, and then marching to a 25-yard field goal Three plays later Paul yards and the Bears complemented that with 79 yards Smith caught his underthrow at sliced the last four yards through left tackle with only 3:12 gone in the game. Bob Purvis kicked the point and who would have thought the Bears were through scoring by Ronny South for a 17-0 half- practical purposes, two plays after TCU had sailed from its rushing, but he threw into four Texas did hold the edge in first downs, 14 to 12, but the rest was all SMU, which gained 218 yards rushing and 112 time lead.

got them within range (See FROGS, Page C5) interceptions and had penalties 30 to the Baylor 27 on two icent running of Dickie Post and long-bomb passing of Bo Burris. Chattanooga 0 A 7 It- Houston 14 13 (O Hou Post 5 run (kick failed i Hou Spratt 3S pass from Burdf (Spratt 18 past trom Burris) Hou Hebert 69 past from Burris (past failed) Hou Post 1 run (Hebt kick) Chat Shaver 13 run (Ferria kick) Hou Spratt 90 past from Burnt (Hubert kick) Hou Post 32 run (past blocked) Attendance 32.731 Defensive end Bobby Roper re Nix turned his back on a fierce plays, the Frogs bogged down TCU 0 7 3 10 wipe out much of Baylor early impetus. Baylor rush and outflanked the this mild October day that was Bavlor 7 0 0 07 more in the air on a 5-of-17 pitching chart. The Longhorns, topped by sub fullback Cha-Che Owens' 39 yards on five totes, picked up just 97 yards on the ground they and had to call on kicking specialist Bruce Alford Jr. Bay Hayes 4 run (Purvis kirki covered a furrble that led to the Razorbacks' second touchdown and his pass interception set up Bears for 23 yards to reach the TCU punched out 125 yards made for passing? The Bears dominated play the entire first quarter but rushing, largely with its off The Fort Worth junior, son of Baylor 47.

After a passing miss, kirk i he hit wingback David Smith 1 "WSSm the field goal. (See MUSTANGS, Page C4) tackle slashes against Baylor's an oldtime TCU star, responded.