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Tigers Point For Big Win Over Rush Browns Shopping For One? Soccer-Style Kickers Look For Jobs CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) jit's late in the season for tryouts, but the Cleveland Browns I arc getting letters and telephone i tails. The hopefuls are soccer style kickers who want to re- TEMPLE In 19G5 Temple it started after last Sunday stormed through the regular hen Detroit's Gar Yepremian, season with 10 straight victor-; a soccer player from Cyprus, ics, and appeared to be on six field goals for the way to the state Class chain- Lions and set a National Foot- P'onsnip. League record, Rush Springs, a victim of Brown owner Art Modell in- Temple's rugged defense dicated he might be on the look- opening of the for a soccer-style kicker. It spoiled it all with a so much what Yepre- 44-12 upset, though, and carried liaisn did, but also that Groza the area flag to the state semi-1 was suffering from a back mus- finals before losing. jcle spasm.

for Grpza, who may be ready! Charley ranks fourth in the for action when the Washington Redskins come to town Sundav. NFL scoring with 76 points, in eluding IS field and 22 Asked Wednesday how he extra points. i Pete played out his option' the with the Buffalo Bills of the, American Football League, then! talent 0 i ne ri ij-, Giants. Chariey was feels, Groza replied: "Like the bottom of stove--great," Meanwhile, Browns Grid Playoffs Open Today At 2 Sites THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION, Thurtday, November 17, 1966 3 Exercise Mochine Helps Dawson Snares AfL Bock Of Week Honor scout Paul Bixler received letters and several calls seaso" Redskins' top draft pick for Yepremian. a leftfooted bool- lr' give it 'a whirl with the now! familiar soccer boot-approach- i I Oct.

16. missed a 48-yardcr in By MIKE JIATHET NEW YORK (AP) Len United Press Inlenia.ional Dawson is putting the Kansas Two Class Oklahoma i City Chiefs in orbit and he gives touchdown pass than he com- schooltaoy football games a good part of the credit to his pleted all last year. And it also night open the 1966 playoffs, pocket-sized exergenia--a a brought the Chiefs a com- with Thomas at Lone Wolf andicle building and toning machineimanding lead in the Western The isometrics-isotonics and countdown routine already have brought Dawson one more Hulbert at Aflon, being used by America's astro- 1 Division. reversed this year. Rush Springs has the 10-0 record, and Temple dropped an opening-game, S-0, decision to the Redskins.

Rush Springs is ranked as the stale's top Class team, and Temple, which has an unbelieve- ably-poor 2-8 record, isn't even among the top 20. But Tigers remember happened a year ago, and the feeling in Temple is it is The Lineups lin took over the kicking chores Yepremian is the third "siclei Then he hit irom the 33, wheeler" to make it big in the 15, 20, -missed from the 40, and NFL. He follows the Gogolak hil from the 2S and 32, It was Brothers Fele for the New enough for a 32-31 victory. Prior The situation is completely! Milt Morin and Bobby Frank- York Giants and Charley last Sunday, he had made the Washington Redskins. 'only one of six attempts.

IT'LL TAKE MORE THAN A PIECE OF PAPER RUSH SPRINGS Plavtr WI) Po 5. Fiiher (leg) Farmer (170) S. Boll Dowllna 055) Beard (170) Meek (1BO) Covle CM) Jones (US) HoDDtr (190) Stomoer (135) Boll (180) TEMPLE Plour (Wll Klndrtd (1EO) Brown Hie (140) Bcnllcy (189) Collier (140) Doualci Snldc Col Kid Riddle Brocktr (17S) (ISO) (153) (170) (170) Siram leaves no doubt that lie Thomas, sporting an S-l ord, is the only team among; The air-minded Dawson Dawson's improve- laaj- the four playing tonight the merits of the nt a major reason for the 26, in United Press International'sitioning program he started success this season final coaches poll. It was fifth, ily ir. February when he com-i football is Lone Wolf has an 8-2 10 of 14 passes for 2 5 6 i 0 ftan Lennv'' while Hulbert is 5-4 and Afton yards and three touchdowns in! Sid "He is Mng just one half of play as the; A -ipped Miami 35-14 hy Dawson las made a 6-3 for the season.

The other six Class first- round playoff games are schecl-j Sunday, uled Friday night, along with: Dawson's performance--his: dous difference to our club this year." all eight openers and 1 touchdown passes of 26, 89 all-important District 2 AA, 39 yards lifted his total for tncl. pcriormance gave 'showdown matching Oklahoma I season to 22-earned him theism the nod in the voting over City Central (7-2) at Player of the flank(7-3). Stillwater was ranked award in the American Football: second and Central eighth this I League by The Press. Early Win Causes V-A Boss To Fret By DON LUKE ELMA-ALMA Marlow goes to the slate Class playoffs the Outlaws' opponents a're due for some bruises. This year is no exception, despite a so-so 5-5 record, which includes a mid-season slump in which the Outlaws lost four straight.

One of the four the second one was a 14-7 defeat at the hands of Veima-AIma, and that is one of several things which has Comet Coach Darvis Cole worried. Cole's club goes against the Outlaws this week in the first round of the playoffs, and "we know we are playing a much be- Dawson probably couldn't kicking specialist. Cap- Asso 1 ellett missed a 20-yard: goal in the last minutes ofj a gin state playoffs next weekend. In Eight-Man Finals addition to the Class have won it without his exer- gema. "I'm throwing belter this year than in several years because about to happen again onlyj with the Bengals winning thisj time.

Rush Springs has to be fav-j ored, no matter which statistics! are considered. The Redskins have averaged 32.3 points, given up just 2.1 points and have eight shutouts --including a string of six in a row at midseason. Temple is averaging 9,3 points, the defense has allowed 1S.S and the only time the Ti-. gers have scored more than two touchdowns was in a 35-19 victory over Waurika. Rush Springs defeated the same club.

20-0. The Tigers have had their, problems, though, and Coach Danny Cole believes most them "have been solved. Linebacker Malcolm an unblockable ISO-pounder who hits with the authority of a freight train, is healthy and will be ready to go against the Redskins. Halfback Jerry Riddles is fi nally playing to his capability, and running ace Willie Kidd is harder to catch every game. Joe Tunnell.

who will take his club into the game with speedster Harold Duke limping, is deeply concerned over game, H'itUng Impressive "We have to be favored. WASHINGTON 1 (AP) Offi-l HI' know that. But I keep remem-j ially, of course, the Roman Hl Tfom sTni aJ 1Au J6 bering last year. And I still Catholic bishops in session nereJT.cm member last September. Wei a neutral on Saturday's big'crew Kniohi ns 21 didn't score until the last game, Notre Dame tite, and were lucky to get it Michigan State.

Men sio-e 16 then McGuires Enco 16 But it isn't hard to figure: COIC agrees, il inesc KiClSi thpv m-p in favni'i ALL PURPOSE LEAGUE (the Tigers) have ever had nom lney I Hoiiaoy BOWI reason to get up for a game, i i ftj- TM here it is. We've been There's no chance, for exam-, Tel Go commercial so hard in practice this week pie. that the hierarchy and playoff tilts Friday Bai- for the first unie I haven't had ko (9-0) meets Marshall (10-0) i arm trouble," Dawson ex- 'plained. "That's because I started my exercise program last Feb. 1 and have kept it up.

"I've been working a lot with the exergenia machine, which is one of the new exercise things the astronauts are using. Most players do isometrics, which build muscles, but this machine combines that with isotonics, which build fluid muscles." "Hank (Coach Hank Siram) is at Enid for the eight man championship. In Class first-round playoff games, Watonga (9-1) will be at Laverne (6-4), Carnegie (9-1) at Hobart (9-1), Marlow (5-5) at Velma Alma (7-1-1), Stroud at Harrah (8-2). Madill (4-6) at Talihina (9-0-1). Vian (7-2-1) at Ol.mu'.gee Dunbar (63).

Cleveland (6-4) at Newkirk -i and Jenks (6-4) at.Jay (3- Denver redeemed against Houston. me There is no doubt about it. Marlow was crippled in th i i .1 first meeting the Outlaws "I tried not to let the miss get at various tirneSi down. I it to bed seven ar ters out with injuries and hadn't got things every night all week," said Cappelletti. "I feel that I had to come back.

It was a matter of proving myself all over again." Cappelletti did that by scoring 21 points in a 27-21 victory over Houston, grabbing 63 and 31- yard touchdown passes, kicking 44 and 28-yard field goals and adding three conversions. Other nominated were running back Clem Daniels and receiver Art Powell of Oakland, Boston quarterback Babe Parilli h) letting me pace myself this land Don Trull, the Houston Hobart was ranked No 1 irr rear Dawson explained. "On quarterback who had the best A day of his career in hitting on 23 of 45 passes for 329 yards and three touchdowns. organized under new Coach Tommy Newport. All the injured hands a healthy now, Newport has the Outlaw single-wing clicking smoothly, and with the odds as they are.

the smart money is riding with Marlow to go all the way in Class B. The Lineups i final poll, with Jay 'third, i Friday he limits my throwing to iTslihina rnnrth Watnnra rfffh ilS passes. As a result my arm.is fourth Watonga fifth 15 Passes. As a result my Stroud tied for sixth. Carnegie' stronger on and Marlow was 10th.

i Second ranked Wynnewood. i place Grove and ninth- place Okemah; failed to make the playoffs. Playoffs Set Class first -round playoffs Friday find Texhoma (9-0) at Waynoka (10-0), Cherokee (5-4) at Garber (S-l), Rush Springs at Temple (2-S). Ard- imore Douglass (9-1) at Weleet- ika (7-2). Haileyville (6-2-1) at i Warner (S-0) and Perkins (9-1) a Union (7-3).

Rush Springs was ranked No. 1, with Waynoka second. Ardmore Douglass third, Garber Ailecs Joke firm Grip On Small College Lead MARUOW Player (Wl) Owen (IjOl Kovor (110) Brown (515) Kiiorr (135) Sheeks (170) Bruncr C1BS) Moniey (170) Cralo Dlron (Jin Miller (145) or Monn (141 Crow (170) VELMA-ALMA PoE Borlllilig (US) Hanks (17S) Prcler (175) Slewarl (145) O'Ervant (liO) Cordon (17S) Wolion Thomas (ISO) Wllion (170) a Emmans (170) Hargrove (175) By JOE GERGEN Muskingum and Northwestern NEW YORK (UPI) Louisiana a air of undefeated promoters of the sixth annual Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, have succeeded in picking the winners. That's not because of the fourth, Thomas fifth, Texhoma tradition or circumstances sur- tied for sixth, Weleetka eighth, I rounding the Dec. 10 event but Irish Priests Are Neutral? City Bowling Results MONDAY NIT6 CLASSIC LEAGUE Ar Thundcrblrd Lanes HI Ind, Game: Murl Wilson 232.

HI Ind. Series: Jerry Hill 639. LAWTON CHURCH LEAGUE Al Holiday Bowl Hi Ind. Gome: C. J.

Gramollnl 204. Hi Ind. Series: wlnslon Raburn HI Teom Game: Blessed iacramenf Hi Team series: Fairmont Home that if we're still in one down on four im Foir TM' Friday night we might surprise i Irish" priests in Tn standings someone. for changing their ec-j a Courirrv "I don't think anyone has hit i desiastical schedule a bit for i commercial electric' i HI Team Serlei: First Congregational Won Loll 12929. I The standings Teom won Lost I Firs' Baoiisl 56 I St.

Borooro No. 2 i. Id St, Barbara No. 1 Jo Flrsr Congreootlonol 34 I HOLIDAY BOWLETTS LEAGUE Al Holidoy Bowl HI Ind, Gome: Fern Lynch 313. I Hi Ind.

Serin: inei (Pal) Palrlck 53.. Hi Tiam Come: Dlllv Bobs 821. Team Series: Musketeers 2--17. Teom Won no DlllyOobs Hush Springs like we'll hit them. Our defense really punishes Saturday.

Fathers O'Connor, Fclrmonf Home Delivery have a real people. If hitting can win for Corrigan and Franklin (lie's too despite the name), have announced thai confessions will begin at 4:30 you, we chance." Despite Rush Springs' glossier statistics the defenses are about even, especially with Taunah backing the Temple line. sion. The Redskin advantage is on p.m. instead of 4, so as not to SUGAR SPICE LEAGUE At Holidoy Bowl i HI Ind.

Gome: Russ Dcnlsen 224 Erlka Als.les 195. HI Ind, Series: P. Alexander io4, E. Tlocrs Teom No. 11 Rebocklchs Unprcdlciables ai 25 2S 23 23 53 Perkins ninth and Warner 10th.

Only Marietta, tied with Texhoma for sixth, failed to make the playoffs. In other Friday night games, Oklahoma City Southeast will play at Oklahoma Cily Capitol Hill, Lawton Eisenhower at Al- rather because of the teams participating it. On the one hand is the nation's top-ranked small college foolball team. San Diego State, and on the other is Montana State, which is No. 2.

San Diego and Montana State continued to run 1-2 in the tus, Lawton at Duncan. Tulsa weekly United Press Interna- Memorial at Tulsa Rogers, Tul COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Ar Holidoy Lanes HI Ind. Gome: B. Brush 313. Hi Ind.

series: C. Youst J. Porter 571. HI Team Game: Broastv 9BO. HI Teom Scries: Brocslv 24-JB.

The Standings sa McLain at Tulsa Keiley, Okmulgee at Tulsa East Central, Sapulpa at Broken Arrow, Muskogee Manual at Wagoner, Tulsa Central at Ponca City and Tulsa Haie at Muskogee. The Memorial Rogers game pits Class AAA second ranked Rogers against ninth ranked Memorial. Enid. Ardraore. McLain and Tulsa Edison all among the ranked Class AAA teams-- wil! irjcel in first round playoffs, while the Central Stillwater winner will join El Reno, Ada and Sand Springs among the Class AA playoff teams.

All were ranked this week in the UPI poll. Georgia To Meet iSouthwest Winner offense, where a talented backfield creates more problems than Temple can produce. Stamper Subs For Duke Quarterback Gary Jones is a good passer and adequate run- conflict with ihe game on tclevi- om Kolv Riddles Clconci Archbishop Philip M. underwoods of New Orleans, who presided at a news conference after Wednesday's meeting of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, was asked if he believed this move bv the Plain- HI Team Game: No, 1 337. HI Team Series: Mo, I Kcly 23SS.

I The Standings Team Won Lcll Won Lest Lawlon Meal Market 32 12 30 1.1 Burcn Machine Shoo 31 13 28V: 15'A Trailers Texaco 27 lin Cotton Bowl? tional board of coaches ratings today with only two weeks remaining the regular season. Since Montana State already has finished its schedule, however, the pressure now rests squarely on the Aztecs. San Diego rang up its eighth consecutive victory this season and 13th in a row overall last Saturday by blanking San Francisco 21-0 behind substitute quarterback Steve Taylor, who completed 14 of 13 passes for 135 yards and one touchdown after regular signal-caller Don Horn was injured. Draw Fewer Votes As a result, the Aztecs drew 32 first place votes from the 35- man UPI board and 338 points, down slightly from their peak popularity of a week ago when routed defending national champion North Dakota State. teams with eight wins to their credit, slipped ir.to the top 10.

Muskinguin moved up four notches to ninth and Northwestern Louisiana vaulted from ISth to 10th. The second 10 included three unbeaten elevens--Whitewater State, Central (Iowa) and Waynesburg They ranked 14th, 16th and 17th. respectively. Chattanooga was nth. followed by Arkansas State, which ranked fifth last week bowing to Arlington State 16-6.

Gettysburg, which drew a first place vole, rose to 13th after beating Temple 21-10. Parsons was 15th, while Eastern Kentucky, Northeast Louisiana and Western (Colo.) State ranked ISLh through 20th. is la LAWTON BOWLING CLUB Al Holiday Bowf HI Ind. Game: Ken Woods 195, HI Ind. Series: Ken Woods .42.

HI Teom Gome: No. 6 415. HI Team Series: Whiskeys 1128. Tht Standings MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE At Holiday Bowl Hi Ind. Game: Gcoroe Zlmmer HI Ind.

Georae Zimmrr 711, HI Team Game: Sheridan Bank 1025. Montaiia State also slipped, receiving two first place votes and 254 points, after a tough 1310 loss to major power Tulsa. DALLAS (AP) The Georgia Weber State, a 3S-34 victim of will be named to op-'San Diego early in the season, 'nose the Southwest Conference 'moved up to third, Tennessee State the country's stingiest defense, leapfrogged Top Ten NEW YORK (UPI) The Unlled Press Inrernolloncl smell college toolboll rollr.gs wllh first ploce votes and won- losl records In ocrenihescs: Tcoms Points 1. S. Dltoo Sr, (321 338 2.

Monlc.no St. (2) (S-2) -354 3. Weber Slots (7-0) 225 4. Tennessee Slate (7-0) 175 5. Massachusetts (6-2) ug U.

Of N. Dakota (7-2) U3 7, Highlands (S-l) 96 fl. North Dakota ST. (3-2) 90 9. Muskingum fB-0) 10.

Northwestern La. (8-3) 59 Second 19.71, 57: Arkansas StoTe 15; 13, Gettysburg (1) 31; 14. Whitewater Slate 27; IS, Porions 24; 6. Ccmral Iowa 19; 17, Wcvnesburo Pa 13; IS, Easlern Kentucky 12; 19, Northeast Louisiana 20, Western Colo, St, NFL Leaders DJCCCS wno 31 23 pose the Southwest Conference pose the Southwest Conference up (representative in the Dec siiundefeated i Cotton Bowl football same, the possessor of game, 'Dallas News said today. i i a will m'aL-o nnV.

three plaCCS to fourth after HI team i.ame: snencon Bonn uru. i OIIlLldls will rnaKB puo- i HI Team sories: Hai chaney ins. 2955. lie the name of the visiting team iPpusning off its seventh succes-. Uy Tht Associated Press Rushlnt avcraoe (10 ollemols o-r name)--Green, Cleveland, i.5; Kelly, Clevelono 1 5.1; Severs, CWccoo, 4.9, Rushing ycrdcoe-- Bass, Los Anoeles, 744; Kelly, Cleveland, Savers," Chicago, 717.

ner. Fullback Rod Ball a i i pa dres would have halfback John Hopper are veryl blessmg of the hierarchy. IJJ- powerful, and Hopper may be! the best blocking halfback in the! he said with a twmsle. area "I think so." Woody Stamper, who will re-: Asked if he had noted any bet- place D'uke in the Rush at the Episcopal conference attack, has plenty, of speed, al- sessions on Saturday's game, he Lost i Jeom i in-. I1OJ1I-; Ul LI Lcalli u- if i Tht standings iMnnrlav rtav thp Kalinnnl Sive opponent, Lincoln, ui lldo1wns Cleyelond.

won naa lne the Aationai atl 1 -TM 1 Collegiate Athletic Association w-. such announcements, sccuriiy Bank 24 20 The Southwest Conference the Yankee Con-i. jference champion, also made ain, going though he doesn't have the running savvy that Duke possesses. --DON LUKE said: "No, and I'm disappointed. They're so serious, so intent on the agenda." CAREER WOMEN LEAGUE Holidoy Bowl Hi Ind, Game: Lee Adorns 195.

Hi Ind. Scries: Sally Slvara 534. HI Tiam Game: Mo, 4 810: HI Tiam Sirlis: No. 2340. The Standings Hanscn's Foreign Car 24 SUHBURBAN LEAGUE At Holiday Bowl 30 champion is the host team each i year.

It is expected to be Arkan- 'sas, which needs only to eighth to fifth. What made all this movement Pcsscs comDlclcd--Juroensen, Washing- Won Lost 31 13 25 15 No, 7 Grov-A-Narne 15 noiiHUT puwi wnicn imeas only LO i HI Ind. Gomel Jock Sanders 210. TpYas Tpr-Ti "Satiirrlav State Stunning 41-14 reversal HI Ind. Sirles: Ross Denlson SO.

lOll-UGaten lEXas lech batUrOay ono llEl Both Arkansas and Georgia I have won eight of nine games Kicking Game Jakes Significance As Irish, MSK Prepare Jo Meet Igoing into their finals, Georgia, ranked ninth in the latest Associated Press poll, closes against No. 5 Georgia Tech Nov. 26. Arkansas is sixth. By JERRY USKA SOUTH BEND, Ind.

(AP) -The rustiest weapon of either football juggernaut, kicking, may resolve the titanic battle between top-ranked Notre Dame and No. 2 Michigan State at East Lansing, "When two defenses meet, the kicking game takes on significance for good field. posi tion and ultimately scoring," Irish Coach Ara Parseghian matic Richard, with only four hits on 10 field goal tries. For the most part, neither Notre -Dame nor Michigan State --seeking a second successive perfect 10-0 Tegular-season--had to worry about putting the boot to outclassed.oppoonents, "Last year Kenney punted exceptionally well, and so did our Dan McGinn, lost to Michigan State 12-3," Parseghian recalled. stressed- today as.

tense expec- "This punting tancy vibrated over the Notre Dame campus. Notre Dame, in its relentless drive to eignt straight vie-' Glens D-X 57 Qulc'le 26 and-a-prayer motto as the Irish student body is concerned. The '-campus continued to jump last night with "impromptu rallies." Frenzied cheering, chanting headed for a. formal pep session' in- the. field 'is -scheduled when, the' Irish a united: M' headed -for "alSdy 'st shortly after "noon reportedly are.

doing HI Ind, Sirles: Ross Denlson Hi Ttam Modern LondscaDe Co. i tO Win its third Straight title BSD. HI Team Scries: Buddy's Aulo Ports i 2J04, The Slondh' Teom Howard's Linen Svc. 34 8 Buddy's Aulo Porls .32 12 Modern Landscape Cc. 30 14 Pelersen's- Uoholsierv 27 17 i STRIKES I.

SPARE! LEAGUE I At Holiday Bovrl HI Ind. Came! Paula Mooles 212. I Hi Ind. Series: Cuba Lawrence HI Team Gomt: Glens D-X B56. HI Team Serin: Lcwlon Funeral Home 2234.

The Standings I Ttam Win Loil Holiday Bowl 3. 8 14 17 II at the hands of State College of Iowa. The loss, which wrote an end to- StateVbid for a second straight title and closed out the Bison's season with an 8-2 mark, dropped State five TUES. NITE MIXED LEAGUE At Tnunderbird Lcmi Hi Ind. Gome: Ed Webb 2iS Mardo Suckow 20B, Ind, Sirlti: Ed Webb.

MI, Morlo Suckaw 541. HI Tiom Game: United Founders Llle U1. Series: United Founders Lilt Tin adequate-with Bob Bleier and Bob Gladieux averaging. 38.51 business asking: yards between them on ranging $100 0 "Azzaro has onlyl'for $5.00 tickets to'Saturday's lories, has punted only an aver-1 two 'field' goal tries, but showdown for the national title. age of 3.3 times per.game.and tried only two field'goals both made good by place, kicker Joe Azzaro.

Michigan State's lucking star, Dick Kenney, has punted an average of 4,6 times per Kenney was'something less than auto years ago his pressure field goal! gave over Pittsburg hjust before we beat Michigan State 34-7." Azzaro has converted on 28 of 30 compared with Kenney's 29-for-34 record. has little for: old Fielding Yost's punt-pass- electronic Actually, it was Notre Dame's, concession to a. Big- Ten. rule of: a sideline, closed TV device regularly Notre Dajne certaiiKgames 1 Football Results Canadian League' Saskatchewan 21, Winnipeg. 19 I For Framing Lyoni Hobby Center Cacbe Road Squan Aggie Rifle Team Wins First Match The Cameron R.O.T.C.

Rifle Team won its first victory of the fall semester when it defeated Texas Tech in a rifle match at Lubbock. The Rifle Team, sponsored by. Sergeant Major William Wilson, is composed of Connie Jordan, Bobby Cash, Larry Tillick, Richard Saunders, David Dennis, Roger Cox, and Roger Sullivan. in November and December for i Team, which Sergeant Major i Wilson says, one Cameron has in-! elude Oklahoma Univer- i annual invitational'- on 1 Nov. and.the Army, Meet at on Dec, 10.

End Winning Season The University of North Dakota, which' a season a. 62-0 rout remained ion, ISO; Tarkeman, MlnneVola, Brooic, 1 1K San Fronclsco. Gabriel, Los Angeles, W.I st Of the time. Freddie Craig is ready to go at tailback, which means the Outlaws can throw the ball again. Mike Crow has suddenly taken charge at fullback, which means there is a rugged running attack.

And Ronnie Sheeks, an outstanding linebacker who spent most of his time on the sidelines because of injuries sustained as a fullback, has found a new home. He moved into the pulling guard slot in the Outlaws' attack "and is a natural," Newport says. V-A is still, lough, and could be the most under-rated team in the playoffs. Steve Wilson and James Eramons are a consistently dangerous set of halfbacks, and fullback Ted Hargrove blocks well for both of them. The line is a shade light, but quick, and has carried -the Comets tiirough seven straight victories since a third-game 20-20 tie with Walters.

V-A has the best of it against common foes. Comets tied Walters, and the Devils whipped Marlow, 28-13. Both clubs defeated Comanche by 14-point margins, but V-A did it easily. Marlow didn't. None of the scores are figuring in pre-game plans, though.

Cole admits that "some people are concerned about over confidence, since Marlow has a poor record. We know better, though, and are a real tough game." Newport agrees that V-A will have a.tough time, and almost comes out and says he thinks the Outlaws will win it, "We've come so far in the last three weeks. "The big thing is that we've got out players back in the lineup. one is hurt. The only person who might not be at full strength is Ernie Miller (the Outlaws' All-Area wingback) and if he's not ready Gary Mann can do the job for us." Miller missed the first two days of practice this week with the flu, bu Newport expected him to be ready to go against the Comets, "at least Posslno Perccnlonc (10 atlcmnts oer game)--Slorr, Greer Bay, 44.2 (176-113); Jurgensen, Washlnglon, S7.9 (311-180); Unltos, BoMlmort, 57,6 Touchdown passes thrown--Mcredllh, Dallas, 21; Ryon, Cleveland, 19; Jurgensen, Washington, 18.

Posses Detroit, 53; Toylor, Washinglon, and Moore, Los An- oclcs 4i. Touchdown oasses couaht--Hoyes, Dallas. Collins, Cleveland, end Mitchell, B. Scoring--Midiocls, Reeves, Delias, 78; BaXKen, Louis, 77. '--i Extra colnls--villonuevo, Dallas, Of Groia, Cleveland, Chandler, Green while New.

Mexico- Highlands zoomed -from 10th seventh with' a 27-23 over Colorado 'State: College. i. 'Boy, in. 1 Field oool Mrcha.lj, Louis, and.Gogolak, Washing- Neither team is considered among the favorites to win the state title. Most of the nods are going to Hobart and Watonga.

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