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1 6-D DAYTON DAILY NEWS on't Win Today, If Bengals Iron Man Gets Three for SMU DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Iron man Mika Hich-ardson shredded Texas lind with three rufljed touchdown runs and epeared a pass for a fourth Saturday as he led Southern Methodist to a 36-23 victory and kept the Mustangs in a tie for the Southwest They Can Forget Title, Ha the game; failing despite being inside By BOB nERTZEL, DUIy Sporla Writer CIN2XNATI-Hy. out thre, Cincinnati Bengal fan. Bet ym didn't know It, but today'. 1:30 p.m.

gimt (WING-radlo) against th Kannaa City Chief "We're outmanned," said Brown, who Is still look ing for win Win No. statement. The Bengals are more than outmanned. SMU, its heralded passing game tymied by fierce rush, switched to Richardson's jarring runs to overcome a 10-7 ARgie linlftime lend fashioned on Charlie mgs 38-yard field goal. at Nlpnm stadium is a crucial game for the Bengals.

That'i right. It's crucial. Didn't kirnw they had any crucial games left, eh? Well, this one is. If the lirncals lose It they will be mathe-matically eliminated from the race fur the championship of the American Football league' Western divi- 'They are mere children playing against men men like Ernie Ladd, Aaron F.rown, Buck Buchanan and I'M Lothamer. The shortest of that group Is 6-5; the lightest is ItliS pound.

But there la hope. The Bengals did play well against Kansas City in the first game and Brown undoubtedly will come up with a superior game plan. It was his offensive plan that allowed rookie quarterback Sam Wyche, playing his first AFL game, to complete 20 of 25 passes for 228 yards and a touchdown last Sunday against Houston. And it was Brown's plan that allowed Paul Robinson to rush for 158 yards and move into the No. 2 pot in the league, 17 yards behind Houston's Hewritt Dixon.

alnn. Honors. A Paul Brown team being eliminated from the race In early November. It just couldn't be, Hertxel i s. I- II WYCHE WILL again be at quarterback and Robinson, in a showdown for Rookie of the Year honors with K.C'i Robert (Tank) Holmes, will be at halfback.

Holmes is fourth in the league in rubhing and considered the No. 1 threat to Robinson's copping the honor. Robby wants to be Rookie of the Year so badly that Brown might even consider using him on defense to stop Holmes. It would be a tremendous battle. But, the truth Is, that it can be.

The Bengals have won two and lost seven the last six In a row. Kansas City has won eeven, lost two. For th Bengals to have a chance to tie for the title, K.C. would have to lose Its remaining five games, San Diego would have to lose all lta games except its meeting with Kansas City and Oakland would have to lose all 1U games except its meeting with San Diego. Not very encouraging? Well, what'd you expect? A championship? COME TO THINK of it, no one expected a championship, now did they? In fact, at aeason's start two wlni would have made everyone happy.

The Bengals have those two wins but they made a terrible mistake. They won the two games early In the year. So, everyone now expects three, for or five. They even were talking about a contender back there when Cincinnati was 2-1. It might have been, too, if the Bengal had been in the Eastern division.

After all, they beat Buffalo, lost to Miami by only two points; lost to Houston by 10 and beat the league-leading New York Jets in a pre-ceason game. ..7 i-ri ...111 II I.V-M mil 7 pen from rlwgelt OUiit Mek sMlJ-nii hardon Id run iLewer keck) Rigga RMU-rtichaidnn 1 run (l.eer kick) 3 run iLeiMr kith AfrM Long 11 ae (loin Hargctt (n failed! KMU-Hlihardiion 12 pail from Mix-Km iHolden paw Hixaon AftM-Stegent 17 pan from Mat fit RIM kick) sMU-Klcminf 31 paet trom HUxm (Rug ki k) Texas Tech Beats Flu Bug LUBBOCK. Tex. V) Texas Tech, flirting with the flu bug, came from behind when the chips were down Saturday and apllled Texas Christian, 31-14, retaining a share of the Southwest Conference football lead. Tom Sawyer, one of 15 Tech players stricken with a virus Friday night, engineered the triumph with timely runs and two touchdown passes.

One covered 71 yards. Te nirUtlnn 0 6 II Tea Tern 14 II 3 31 TCU-Cole 69 pan from Kay (Marrltt kck TCI' Montgomery 1 run i Merrill kirk) TECH Evana 7 pail (torn Matullch (Vinaid kick) TECH Evanl pais from Sawyer (Vlnyard kick) TECH Freeman 6 run (Vinyaid kick) TKCH Allen 71 pan from Sawyer (Vinyaid kirk) TECH KG Vlnytrd 2S A 10.UO fine stores for men THE CHIEFS, on i.l. QUARTERBACK SAM WYCHE Hoping; for a Repeat Performance But in the West, a division with Kansas City, Oakland and San Diego, they had no chance. Sn, the Bengals go Into their 10th game of their season on the verge of being eliminated from the race. What'i more, they don't even stand much of a chance to beat the powerful Chiefs a team that will be seeking an Impressive win for two reasons.

THE FIRST reason is that last week, in an important game, the Chiefs were demolished by Oakland, 38-21. The second reason is that Cincinnati embarassed Kansas City in their first meeting. The Chiefs could come out with no bettter than a 13-3 victory and the Bengals actually should have won wiui quaneroacK uen uawson nursing a oruisea thigh. In fact, he'a listed as doubtful and may be ci the bench; replaced by former University of Cincinnati quarterback Jackie Lee. McEUigott MVP As 5 Colts Make Midwest All-Star Team conference leadership.

Richardson, who gouged out 247 yards on 39 blasts at the Aggie forward wall, rumbled to scores on runs of lo, 1 and 2 yard. The 187-pnund senior half back lr caught a 12-yard scoring rlmt from qunrterbark Churk Hixsnn. The victory gave SMU a 4-t mark and kept the Mustangs in a tie with Texas, Arknnsas, and Texas Tech for the SVC lead. Razors Drive Rice Batty FAYETTEVrLLE, Roommates Bill Montgonv ery and Chuck Dicus drove Rice batty as the Arkansas Razorbacks prepared for their Southwest Conference stretch drive with a 46-21 victory over the Owls Saturday. Montgomery, who completed 15 of 23 passes for 266 yards before retiring early in the fourth period, hooked up with Dicus on scoring passes of 58 and 67 yards as Arkansas spurted to a 27-0 halftime lead.

The victory pushed Arkansas' record to 7-1. nice 7 721 Arkanial 14 13 6 1346 Ark-Monlgomry I run (While klcki Ark Dicua 5 pad from Montgomery (Wiui kick) Ark Diem 67 pM from Montgomery (While kick) Rlc Hughe i run (T. Devi kick) Ark Peacock 4 pan from Dickey (kick blocked) Ark Hockerimlth 1 run (run Silled) Rice L. Davl 6 pan from Thomai (T. Davia kick) Ark-Dickey I run (Whll kick) Rice Hughe 27 paaa from Alexander (T.

Davia kick) Ark-Klchler 12 run (kick wide) A 43.817. ffr5pe Nov. I at IM Mill I the year 'round Texas Is SWC Factor In Victory WACO, Tex. (fl Steve Worster and Chris Gilbert scored three louphdmvns writ as 'tenth-ranked Texas over-rame a hatful of first-half errors Saturday and defeated Baylor 47-26. The victory kept alive Texas Itope of a Southwest Conference title.

Worster scored on runs of two and six yards to open the second half and pulled the Longhorns from a 13-12 half-time deficit and keep them tied for a share of the SWC lead. Texas has a 4-1 league record. Baylor is 1-3. GILBERT, already leading ground gainer in the conference picked up 212 yards on 28 carries. Gilbert now is only 13 yards shy of gaining 1,000 yards In each of three straight seasons.

The Longhorns, noted for their strong second half performances, came back In the w.pd lth 22 to take command. Baylor came back briefly with a seven-yard scoring pass from Steve Stuart to flanker Don Hugglns to make It 27-20, Teaxs. IlX rii TEX Cllneri, 111. run. 'Kim inenj BH Rnger.

I. run (Coiby kick) TEX-Womler run nun failed i BU-Palmer, J. run (pen tailed" TEX-Wornter, run (Street run) run (Feller kick BIJ Husglnt, (, pan from StutrUiCoz- TEX-Gilbert. in. run filler kirk) BU-Ddvii fumble recovery irun filled) TF.X-Gilbert, run i Feller kirki TEX-street, 10 run (kick filled) Dyer Leads All-Stars At Capri "TJefending champion Jack Dyer, who rolled a perfect game in the Varsity DLA league on the first of the month, leads the way into today's 12 matches in the men's AU-Star bowling finals at the Capri lanes.

Winner of the local eliminations, sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Association of Greater Dayton, will win a trip to the National All-Star in Hialeah, next May. Dyer leads the way into today's 2 p.m. finals with a total of 2,943 phis. He has won nine matches, which, with 50 bonus pins for each, gives him 450. Gene Taylor, second with 2,823, has 350 bonus pins in winning seven matches end John Nlckell, third at 2,812, has 300 bonus pins.

Saturday's scores: Jack Dyer 2,943, Gene Taylor 2,825, Jolin Nickell 2,812, Moon Mullins 2,789, Bob Ryan 2,785, Tom McClung 2,782, Larry Rankin 2,767, Gene A. Taylor 2,657, George George 2,628, Bud Ekberg 2,526, John Fry 2,523, Tex Discello 2,500. Hy Frost Is Winner At Sportsman Park CHICAGO I J) Hy Frost, owned by Freeman B. Frazer, Cincinnati, won the $33,500 National Jockey Club Handicap Saturday before 20,890 at Sportsman's Park. Hy Frost earned $18,425 and paid $11,60, $6.20 and $4.40.

Road to Rock paid $8.20 and $5.60. Abe's Hope returned $4.80. to ret more than three point the Chiefs' 10 on two occasions 300 of his career. It's an under the other hand, go Into the game Houston plays at New York and alive in the Eastern division; Oakland meets a coming Den Diego plays at Boston. STAVERMAN COULD BE ON WAY OUT INDIANAPOLIS, The Indiana Pacers, faltering with a 1-7 record in the American Basketball Association, have called a news conference Monday presumably to announce the firing of Coach Larry Staverman.

General manager Alike Storen, with the Pacers In Los Angeles, had no comment. But Staverman has been blamed for Indiana's taiispin and Storen is known to have had a talk with former Baltimore Bullets Coach Bob Leonard since the season started three weeks ago. Player Holds Three-Stroke Aussie Lead SYDNEY, Australia-UPi-Soutli Africa's Gary Player clipped seven strokes off par -with a brilliant 66 Saturday and took over the 54-hole lead In the Wills Masters Golf Tournament. The black-clad South African, with 205, held a three-stroke lead over Peter Town-send. The Briton skied to a 74, one over par for the seaside Manly course.

In third place, with 210, Gay Brewer of Dallas. Brewer matched the 73 par alter firing two subpar rounds of 67 and 70. 39 for Hudson ATLANTA, Ga. Lou Hudson went on a 26-point rampage in the final 24 minutes to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 113-106 National Basketball Association triumph over San Francisco Saturday night. Hudson totaled 39 points for the night.

Nate Thurmond counted 26 for the Warriors and Rudy LaRusso had 23. Varsity In other games; must win to tay Miami is at Buffalo, ver team and San are among Mentions. the Honorable MFL' All-League orrEMIE End Jack McHaie, Lackawanna, (-1. 1W; Ben Kelso, Flint. 6-3, Flanker Bark Chuck Dayton, 64), 11SI Ouardt Al luurU, Dayton, S-M, 140 1 Chuck Valentine, Flint.

6-1. JO; TarUet -Dava Camp, Lackawanna, t-J. 'M: Hob Thrau, Flint, 1-0, J40: Outer Cal mitnrow, Dayton. 6., ttii Uinr-terback I'et MlkolaJexikJ. Dayton, 6-, IMl Fullbark Roosevelt Mell, Dayton, M.

IIXH Halfback John Liavia, Lackawanna, 6-u, 'M. Dr.FK.NNK Knda Dan Lnftone, Ponliac, 6-5. Willi Waihington, Pontlac, 6-7, 290: Tackle Cnimelo Ranmarco. Lackawanna, 6-5, L70; Ralph Sofferdlne, Flint, 64), rjfl; Linebacker Jewel Baxter Flint. 6-U, 33); Tom Ruach, Fort Wayne, 6-D, John Izer, Pontine, e-o.

J4S; Delennlv Halfback! Chuck Wurber, Lackawanna, 5-6, 160; Frank GauM, Ml. 10; Loula Rouytr. Hamtramck. Ml, 1S3; Chuck Stein, 5-1, 170. Bowman, 140-118 Bowman Funeral Chapel, defending Ohio AAU basketball league champion, defeated Somerset, Jr.

college, coached by Russ Day, former Franklin high scliool pilot, 140-118, in a benefit game at Jefferson high school Saturday night. Proceeds of the game will go to the Jefferson Booster club. Funny Fellow Roamer Winner NEW YORK Wheatlcy Stable's Funny Fellow, a stretch-running son of The Irishman-Foolish One, came flying down the rail with one of his patented charges and won the $56,700 Roamer Handicap Saturday. Jockey Angel Cordero Jr. rode the winner in 1:53 35 seconds, three fifths off the track mark.

Funny Fellow paid $9.20, and $2.80 across the board while Draft Card was $8.60 and $3.80 and Iron Ruler $2.60. By TOM CARROLL, Daily Kens Sports Writer pHUCK McEUigott. the Day. ton Colts' ilx-foot, 175-pound flanker back from the University of Dayton, heads five Colts on the Midwest Football league's All-S tar team. McEUigott, who caught 59 passes for 1,220 yards and 18 touchdowns for the league- Colts, i st team In MFL history to wind up eated was named Most Valua-b 1 Player nn th IflKR- I A 1 1-League UA LI m.

Carroll Mclil 11- gott was named a flanker back on the offensive team along with the Colts' Pete Mikolajewskl, quarter back; Al Courts, guard; Roosevelt MeU, fullback, and Cal Wlth-row, center. The Colts," who won the league championship with a 12-0 record and who were 14-0 for the eeason, will host the Midwest league's annual postseason AU-Star game at the University of Dayton's Bau-jan field at 8 p.m. next Saturday. Defensive Coach Denny Eilovecky wiU handle tlv Colts following the resignation of Ed McCracken. THE ALL-STAR coaches are to pick five replacements for the, Colts in next Saturday's game.

Coaches of the 1IIL Standings pts cf (U Fort Wayne 7 2 1 15 27 DAYTON 7 3 0 14 i 33 29 Toledo 5 4 3 10 44 35 Muskecon 5 5 1 II 42 33 Port Huron 4 6 0 8 40 30 Columbus 2 6 1 5 33 44 Des Moinei 2 6 1 5 24 52 Saturday' Results Fort Wayne 5. Port Huron 1 Tolpdo 8. Columbus 4 Muskegon 10. Del Moinei 3 Sunday's Gfime? Dos Moinei at DAYTON, 7 p.m.. WHIO-radlo C'olumbui at Port Huron Mikolajewski'a statistics a year ago were 133 completions in 287 attempts for 1,997 yards and 18 touchdowns.

McEUigott, also second in receiving a year ago, had caught 178 passes for 1,152 yards and 12 TDs. The other six places on the AU-league offensive team were divided between runner-up Lackawanna (9-3) and third-place Flint (8-4). Surprisingly, the Colts, who gave up only 95 points in the 14 games, 'failed to crack the first team on defense, although Tony Bennett, Doug Zimpfer and Barry Profato Buzzer Saves Nets LOUISVILLE, Ky. OB A second -half- Kentucky field goal was disallowed and the New York Nets defeated the Colonels 99-97 in their American BasketbaU Association game Saturday night. Houston Kolls MEMPHIS, Term (J) Quarterback Ken EaUey ran for two touchdowna and passed for a third Saturday night as Houston ran over, around and through Memphis State for a 27-7 intersectional football victory.

Houston, the nation's No. 1 offensive team, put on a great defensive performance as the Cougars set up three scores on fumble recoveries. The fourth touchdown came on a sustained drive in the final period. Houiton 14 7-27 Memphis 7 0 0 7 Hou EaUey. 1, run (kick failed).

Mem Pierce. 1 run i Weeks kick). Hou Daulong, 6, pass from Bailey (Leiwtke kick). Hou Bailey. 1.

run (Lelweke kick). Houa hti-ong, 7, run (Lelweke kick). Attendance 35.592. DANES WILL STAY WASHINGTON CP) Only two of 'the six Danish soccer players of the disbanded Washington Whips of the North American Soccer league are going home, a club spokesman said. W1I0W I (tt 1 TRAINttHSG mat mt.wt TroiflwM30 ienawvii.

aiw 11 1 AU-Star team are Tom Tracy, Pontlac; BIU Stradtman, Lackawanna, N.Y. Chuck Shanta, Ypsilanti, and Len Chris tman, Flint. McEUigott finished second to Lackawanna's John Mc-Hale among receivers. The latter was tops in the league with 77 receptions for 1,322 yards and 18 touchdowns. Mikolajewskl repeated as the league's top passer with 130 completions in 258 attempts for 2.467 yards and 31 touchdowns.

MeU was the ond leading rusher with 68 carries for 746 yards and 10 touchdowns. Moore Captures Cycle Feature Special to The Dally Kent Cincinnati Richard Moore of Indianapolis won the 20-Iap feature on the American Motorcycle association program at the Cincinnati Gardens Saturday night after winning the second semifinal race. Gary Nixon of 1967 and '68 Grand NaUonal point champion, won the first heat and the trophy dash but literally fell out of the feature when he was spUled off his 'bike on the first lap. Chuck Paimgren of Baltimore won the second heat and Charles Chappie of Flint, the third. Jack Warren of Cleo, took the second semifinal race.

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