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Jl t'w'x "''c yf'-ti' -f. in Austjn, Texas, Sunday, September 20, 1964-Page Bl oiigtior TlH Enough HOW TOP TEN FARED actone 9 1. MISSISSIPPI-Defeated Memphis State, 30-0 (Story, Page B-5) 2. OKLAHOMA Defeated Maryland, 13-3 (Story, Page B-5) 3. ILLINOIS-Did not play.

4. TEXAS-Defeated Tulane, 31-0 (Story, Page B-l) 5. OHIO STATE-Did not play. 6. ALABAMA Defeated Georgia, 31-3 (Story, Page B-4) 7.

WASHINGTON Lost to Air Force, 3-2 Story, Page B-4) 8. AUBURN Defeated Houston, 30-0 (Story, Page B-6) 9. SYRACUSE Lost to Boston College, 21-14 (Story, Page B-6) 10. NAVY Defeated Pennsyttania State, 21-8 (Story, Page B-5) Overwhe nit 9 ns 1 lm 31 0 I ulaiie win ii mmj mi. Li i ii, ii, ii mi nwin iimiuumjui in jh hwmmj'J 1 wm mm inwil r.m wo ww 'w w.w iiin.ii.ni KOY I fa ff li Ni si JcUy vjyy few 1 I Ground Assault Pays Off THE YARDSTICK Texas Tulan First downs 19 Rushing yardiee ....230 4 Passing yardage 94 107 Passes 1324 Passes intercepted bv- 3 Pun's, 4-45 2 4 36 3 Fumbles lnt 2 Yards penalized 73 71 By LOU MAYSEL Sports Editor At times it looked like that last intrasquad game they didn't hold but when the University of Texas Longhorns saddled up Saturday night for their season opening game at Memorial Stadium, they looked like the Longhorns of old.

This came when they tended to the kind of knitting they, know best, the old fashioned frontal assault game, and they poured it on outmanned Tulane often enough to ring up a 31-0 victory before 60,000 Band Night fans. The victory was the 12th straight for Texas and it matched two previous 12-game streaks that came in 1912-13 and again in 1920-21. As they did eight times last year, but not against Tulane in a 21-0 game that, started the current Orange victory streak, the Longhorns turned their first possession into points. They carried the ball straight at the Louisianans and ate up 72 defending national champions ripped to opener. Amencan-StatesmanUPI a 31-0 win in the season blaster pierces the Tulane line for one yard and the first Texas touchdown while at right he leads the interference charge as Long-horn quarterback Marvin Kristynik is off on a six-yard gain.

The Every time the spectators looked Saturday night at Memorial Stadium Ernie Koy was doing something. At left, the Bellville aiders SMU Loses To Florida; QB Ailing Mississippians 1 DIXON FOOTBALL SCORES SOUTHWEST Texas 31, Tulane 0 Southwest Texas 14, Texas Lutheran 3 Texas Tech 21, Mississippi State 7 North Texas 0, Texas Western 0 Arkansas 14, Oklahoma State 10 Louisian State 9. Texas 6 Ohio 16, West Texas State 14 Abilene Christian 19, East Texas 11 Kansas 7, Texas Christian 3 Florida 24, Southern Methodist 8 Austin ColJege 21, Henderson State 14. Auburn 30, Houston 0. Lamar Tech 31, East Central Oklahoma 0 Texas 32, Trinity 21 Sam Houston State 10, Tarle-ton State 8 Howard Payne 15, McMurry 7 (See SCORES, Page B2) e- THE YARDSTICK Tech First downs 1H Rushing yardage ....189 Passing yardage Passes 712 Passes intercepted by 2 Punts 339 Fumbles lost 1 I Yards penalized ...650 State 15 144 59 6-11 345 3-4 3-32 LUBBOCK, Tex.

(AP)-Donny Anderson and a tenacious de fense carried Texas Tech to a 21-7 upset intersectional football triumph over fumbling Missis sippi State Saturday night. The mighty Anderson caught a pass gained 68 yards for a touchdown', up another touchdown with his bruising slashes and led to a field goal with his pass-receiving. Kenneth Gill kicked a 51-yard field goal the longest in Texas Tech records the first time he THE YARDSTICK SMU FLORIDA First Downs fi Rushlne yardaee sn 114 Passinu yardage 38 109 Passes 51" 51 Passes Intercepted by 0 8 Punts 7 44 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 48 73 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)-Halfback Jack Harper set up one touchdown, then rambled 80 yards on a punt return to score another Saturday to pace Florida to a 24-8 win over Southern Methodist. The Mustangs were hampered by the loss in the first period of their brilliant quarterback, Danny Thomas, who injured his knee.

Sophomore Donnie Oefin-ger replaced him and per- (See PONIES, Page B4) HELMS 13 UDset JL i ever tried one in college football. Mississippi State fumbled four times and lost the ball, twice throwing away touchdowns. And Dan Bland carried a kickoff back 89 yards only to have the apparent touchdown wiped out by a penalty. Texas Tech's Teddy Roberts intercepted two passes, one preventing a touchdown and the other setting up a touchdown. Jim Zanios, the Tech fullback, rammed across for two touchdown on short runs.

Tech fumbled some, too, and one of its miscues set up the Mississippi State touchdown. It was a fumble by Anderson, who (See RAIDERS, Page B4) Arkansas Hangs On For Win THE VARnsTIf Arkamai OS Tlrt dnwn 18 11 Pamlne yardaaa rw 3 IS 7-18 Pasc lnlcrofntfd by 1 Tun'ma 2 i Fumhln lost 2 Yard prnahzril 4 21 LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (AP) -Billy Gray, an offensive castoff relegated to the defensive secondary, took over at quarter-hack again Saturday night and built Arkansas a 14-10 football victory over Oklahoma State University. A near sellout crowd of 40,000 saw Gray engineer Razorback scoring drives of 55 and 64 yards in the non-conference season opener for both teams, i Jim Lindsey, a long-legged wingback, sprinted 18 yards for an Arkansas touchdown with 3:01 left in the second quarter.

Tailback Bobby Burnett crashed over from the two for the second Porker score with seven seconds to go in the third quarter. Gray set up both touchdowns. He shot a 23-yard pass to end Jerry Lamb to the OSU 18 to pave the way for Lindsey's dash. He passed for 25 yards, ran for nine and sneaked for a crucial first down on the Cowboy two prior to Burnett's touchdown. The Cowboys threatened four times, but they cashed in only twice.

In the third quarter they pushed 40 yards in 13 plays with halfback Larry Elliott banging in from the one on fourth down. Charles Durkee booted a 37-yard field goal with 11:23 to go in the fourth quarter. Earlier Durkee twice missed field goals of similar length. Oklahom Stale 0 0 7 1-10 Arkansas 0 7 7 014 Ark Lindsey 18 run (McKnslly klclt) OSU Elliott 1 run (Durkee liickl Ark Burnett 2 run rjdcKnelly kick) OSU TO Durkee 37 Attendance 40,000 yards and over six minutes of playing time with 17 plays. Ernie Koy, again starting the year at a new position, dove in the final yard for the touchdown from his tailback position.

Then Texas used the point kicking of sophomore David Conway from Baytown to run up a 10-0 halftime lead. Conway converted after the first touchdown, with Joe Dixon his holder, and the pair teamed up early in the second period for a 28-yard field goal that rode a balmy south wind through the uprights. The Longhorns took complete command 'of the game in the second half and moved the ball in spectacular fashion at times. The scoring plays were all short shots of a yard or less. Koy banged in on another sweep for the second touchdown of the game and quarterbacks Jim Hudson and Gary Moore barged in on sneak plays for the last two.

Conway, who has taken over the converting for never miss Tony Crosby, also had a perfect string of four for four going. Koy, the 215-pound Bellville bull who was lost for most of (See TEXAS, Page B2) American-StatesmanUPI nearly enough, however, ELIIOTT A i I 1 1 I iS I -r. i Vi sJ VtM Si A merican-Slatesman UPI Longhorns, Joe Dixon and Jim Helms, as they squeezed a Wave receiver out of contention. 1 j- Just hoping this desperation pass be complete, Tulane instead saw it batted away by two Texas Neiv Offense Pays LSU Saueezes bv 9 to 6 -NV 1 which was kept under wraps until the Bengals got the ball for the first time. To accomplish the change, McClendon converted junior Doa? Moreau son of one-time LSU star Al Moreau from an end to a flanker back.

On the Tigers' second play, Screen flicked an eight-yard pass to Moreau and a great roar went up from the partisan fans 1 THE YARDSTICK LSC First downs 14 Rushing yardage IBS Passing yardage 127 Passes 9 15 Passes Intercepted by Tunis 3 3fi Fumhles lost 3 Yards penalized 45 AIM 14 1156 inn 8-15 0 40 BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -Louisiana State unveiled a new offense and quarterback Pat Screen gained 179 yards in total offense as the Tigers posted a Despite the impressive yardage rolled up by LSU, the Tigers had to depend on a punt blocked in the Aggie end zone and a field goal by Moreau, a left footed kicker for their points. losing its third straight to LSU, came up with some startling defense on its own, (See AGGIES, Page B4) 9-6 victory over Texas- Saturday night. For Screen, a 5-foot-ll, 185 pound junior from New Orleans, it was a triumphal return to the gridiron after being sidelined most of last season with a severe shoulder injury. Charlie McClendon, starting his third season as LSU head coach, had promised a surprise and it was his pro-type offense, This particular bit of heroism wasn't as Tulane yielded, 31-0.

One of Tulane's few chances to smile against Texas Saturday night came on this play when the Wave's Pete Johns went wide to elude Texas tackle John Elliott on this punt return..