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iin i-ur-r- m-m-Bj w- ar-lii I'fll 1 I I 'T Vnft TYtTV fT' The Austin American-Statesman Monday, November 12, 1973 Page 30 Austin, Texas 3 LSCs howdown oyal Not Calling Out Names, 3ut He's Afraid of TCU rogs lead with 8-0 conference ledgers. For the first time in history, Shotwell Stadium is expected to have all 15,042 seats occupied and a few folks might buy standing room only privileges. ACC's double-barrell threat is freshman tailback Wilbert Montgomery and quarterback Qint Longley. Their statistics border on the fantastic. Longley, whd catches rattlers for a hobby, completed 10 of 19 passes against Sam Houston for 157 yards and two TDs.

He set a conference record with 2,446 yards for a season. Brins Your Friends and Enjoy the rootball Party Associated Press The three most talked about subjects in the Lone Star Conference are a rookie who is trying to cram a career into one season, a quarterback who wrestles rattlesnakes, and Nov. 17. Nov. 17 is Saturday the Lone Star Conference football showdown in Shotwell Stadium in Abilene.

Abilene Christian (8-1) has a double-barrell shotgun aimed at Howard Payne (9-1) and the 39th LSC crown. The winner of the shootout will likely get an invitation to the NAIA's Division One playoffs. ACC is ranked No. 3 in the NAIA polls and Howard Payne is No. 4.

They share the LSC LSC Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CONFERENCE ALL GAMES Associated Press The Texas Longhoms are only one giant step away from the host team spot in the Cotton Bowl against probably Nebraska, but you can bet your beer money Longhorn Coach Darrell Royal looking one second past the Texas Christian Cockroa err Homed Frogs. TCU has bushwhacked some Texas gravy trains in the past. In lact, Royal mentioned one year that TCU is sort of like a cockroach "What it doesn't eat it falls into and Monday INijiht at Nebraska is expected to accept the Cotton Bow! bid as the guest team next Saturday. Royal said of the Com-huskers: "I haven't put that much thought on bowls. I guess you might say we've peeking around the comer, but we're not looking anyone dead in the eye." Rice provided the shocker of shockers Saturday by stunning Arkansas 17-7 and the young Texas Aggies gave an awesome example of what can happen when they get it together by mangling Southern Methodist 45-10.

Texas Tech, with only one Frogs immediately after the Longhoms mauled Baylor 42-6 Saturday, Royal smiled and said "TCU has always been tough on Texas and I'm not calling 'em any names you can bet on that." A victory over the Homed Frogs in Austin Saturday would clinch the sixth consecutive Cotton Bowl trip for the Longhoms and at least a tie for the SWC title. Royal said about remaining foes TCU and Texas "Nothing's a tap-in in a game like this where emotion means so much. If you're not ready to ploy, you can get surprised." Royal, who had country and western singer Charlie Rich as his press-conference guest after the game, said Leaks was like Rich in that "He's never satisfied with a performance even when it's great. Even entertainers like Charlie will tell you they've never cut a perfect album." It was the third consecutive year that Rice had upset Arkansas and probably cost the Razorbacks a bowl bid. The Aggies, should they defeat Rice Saturday, could possibly be bowl timber themselves.

SWC Standings Permian Stuns 4A9 San Angelo Associated Press Defending Class 4A schoolboy football king Odessa Permian sent Shockwaves through the ranks Saturday with a 42-7 whipping of top-ranked San Angelo as many teams clinched playoff berths. Here are the teams who clinched spots in district and zone playoffs. Class 4A Amarillo Caprock (3), Arlington Sam Houston (7), Dallas Spruce (11), Tyler John Tyler (14), Conroe (16), Houston (14), Houston Washington (19), Port Arthur Lincoln (22), Angleton (24), Austin Reagan (26), Harli-ngen (28), Sequin (29). Class 3A Perryton (1), Lamesa (3), McKinney (6), Wilmer-Hut-c i s-Waco Jefferson-Moore (8), Henderson (9), Crosby West Orange (10), Heame-Aldine Carver (11), Belton-Rockdale (12), Pearland-Wharton (13), Cuero-Uvalde (14), Gregory-Portland (15). Class 2A Littlefield (3), Floydada (4), Reagan County (7), Alpine (8), Cisco (9), Bowie (10), Hallsville (14), Fairfield (21), McGregor (22), Halletsville (25), Kenedy (29), and Odem 861 1 Balcones -TOMGIIT messes up." Asked about the Homed SWC loss, kept its Cotton Bowl hopes alive with a hard-earned 24-10 victory over Texas Christian.

Liberty Bluebonnett and Peach Bowl scouts are panting heavily over the Red Raiders, who have lost only to Texas. Royal put in another plug for his dynamic duo of center Bill Wyman and fullback Roosevelt Leaks, who ran for three touchdowns against the Bears. "Wyman is the most consistent blocker we've had as a lineman since I've been at Texas," Royal said. Of Leaks, Royal said "I believe he has more breakaway talent when he gets into the secondary than he has had before. Last year he just ran until you heard glass.

He's not a sprinter, but he's not slow." Vikings' Guard Ward Injured BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) John Ward, an offensive guard for the Vikings, broke a bone just above his right ankle during a National Football League game against the 'Detroit Lions Sunday, doctors reported. Soviets Nix Chili Trip See the Chicago Bears versus the Kansas City Chiefs on the 50-INCH TV SCREEN Pet. Pet. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 .623 Howard PavneS Abilene ChrstnB S.F.

Austin 5 East Texas 5 ALL GAMES ft .100 .888 .700 .500 .444 .333 .222 .111 .625 .500 .375 .375 .250 a i i 6 2 5 4 4 4 Angelo Mate A 4 Southwest Tex3 5 Sul Ross 3 Sam Houston 2 6 Tarleton St. 1 7 Texas Tech Houston Texas Texas Arkansas SWU TCU Rice Pet. .889 .750 .55 .55 .500 .375. .250 .250 125 0 .125 1 .111 Texas LAST WEEK'S RESULTS East Texas Baylor CONFERENCE Beer and Mixed Drinks NO COVER CHARGE I Pet. 5 0 1.000 38.

Angelo Stale 0. Southwest Texas 28. Sul Ross 0. S.F. Austin 49, Tarleton 28, Abilene Christian 46, Sam Houston 23.

Howard Pavne 29, Texas Ail 0. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Tarleton at East Texas 2 p.m.; S.F. Austin at Sam Houston 2:30 p.m.; Angelo at Sul Ross 2:30 p.m.; Howard Payne at Abilene Christian 7:30 p.m.; Southwest Texas at Texas 7:30 p.m. 1 .600 MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union reiterated Sunday its decision not to play a World Cup soccer elimination match in Chile Nov. 21, as ordered by the International Football Federation (FIFA), and now faces the prospect of being ousted fjora the international soccer competition.

The Soviet Union and Chile played a scoreless tie in Moscow Sept. 25, and the return match was scheduled for Santiago. But the Soviet Football with the game or withdrawing from World Cup competition. Valentin A. Granatkin, a spokesman for the Soviet Soccer Federation, said Sunday the organization had received -a telegram from FIFA giving the Soviet Union 48 hours to make a decision.

"We are not going to make any other statement other than the one already, made," Granatkin said, referring to the Soviet Union's previously announced refusal to play in Santiago. Federation said it would not "participate in the elimination match on Chilean territory" because of the recent coup which overthrew the Marxist government of Chilean President Salvador Allende. The Soviet Union had asked to have the game transferred to a neutral site, but the World Cup organizing committee voted against that proposal 15-3. FIFA had given the Soviet Union until Saturday to decide whether it was going through ,600 Texas Texas Tech Arkansas Texas SVU TCU Rice Baylor 2 2 3 3 3 4 .600 .250 .250 .250 .000 riV.niii1l zssscsosa 1 i 'Own A Piece of The Quiet" Not competing for SWC titie LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Rice 17. Arkansas Texas 42, Baylor Texas 45.

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