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Smday. 2. 1966 THE EL PASO TIMES El Paso's HOME Newspaper Want Ad Dept. KE 2-1971 Page 3-1 Dial KE 2-1661 Ducks Vs. Ham! Eagles Shooting For Eastern Crown TWC-Aggie Tickets Sold At College Mayors Wager On Grid Game The Mayors of Las Cmces Tickets for Saturday night's football game between Texas Western and the New Mexico Aggies may be purchased at the TWC athletic business manager's office in the Student Union Building at the college.

The Miners play the Aggies at University Park at 8 p. m. Saturday. Student tickets and reserved seats are available, and Athletic Business Man-anger W. R.

Plumbley emphasized that the reserved seats "are excellent ones." nd El Paso are at it again! they aren't planning a lt-round boxing exhibition but when the New Mexico State Aggies and die Texas Western Miners meet next Saturday night they'll both be more than mildly interested in the outcome. Mayor James E. Neleigh of Las Cruces has wagered El Paso's Mayo Raymond Tel-les a pai of Stabmann Farm geese against a Glover Ham that the Aggies win. "It's an unequal bet," Neleigh said, "but we gotta give him some odds." Face Giants In NFL Topper By JIM KENSIL Associated Press Sports Writer In the late 1940s it was Van Buren; now it's Van Brocklin who has the Philadelphia Eagles moving in the van of the National Football League's Eastern Conference. The Eagles carry a six-game winning streak into Yankee Stadium Sunday against the New York Giants in the NFL's fea ture game, but the defending Askew Adding Fast Break Eastern champs are 3-point home favorites in the first of back-to- NCAA Saves TV Necks In Ruling back games with Philadelphia But if Van Brocklin had Steve Van Buren.

or even pr flSHH WW Clarence Peaks, the Eagles might be favored to sweep the pair and practically wrap up New York. (AP) When the their first divisional title since BIG ANTLERS This deer, killed last year by Mrs. Jewell Lutich of Fabens on the J. V. McAdoo ranch 34 miles northeast of Sierra Blanca, has an antler spread of 3iy2 inches for its 10 points, and is one of two deer with such antler spread killed on that ranch in the past 50 years.

Mrs. Lutich will try her luck again on the ranch in the coming deer season, Dec. 1-7. National Collegiate Athletic Assn their championship years of killed the idea of sudden death 1947-48-49. In the days of Van Buren, the for the Liberty Bowl it prevented what could have been slow death unimaginative Philadelphia of fense moved to power, Steve's for network TV producers.

Here's the gristly picture: power, while Tommy Thompson Special to EL PASO TIMES University Park, N. M. It looks like Presley Askew will incorporate the fast break into the New Mexico State basketball offense this season. For 28 years an Askew team has been characterized by pattern play with little fast stuff, and the results have been gratifying. However, with a wry smile the veteran Aggie mentor admitted that the upcoming 1960-61 version "might surprise some people." "The boys are coming off the defensive board and out of the back court faster than any team I've ever coached," Askew said.

It's the fourth quarter in the provided the foil with his fakery Orange Bowl on Jan. 2, 1961 The score 17-14, and the losing and passing. PEAKS HELPED Now the Eagles like to explode in the air, and Peaks this sea team has possession on its 30-yard line. Two minutes are left on the scoreboard clock son finally came along to pro Wham! Bam! Slam! A sideline vide the power needed to loosen the defense for Van Brocklin and receivers Tommy McDonald Bobby Walston and Pete Retz- i WMWm This is the primary step in a laff. But Peaks is finished for the fast breax.

Does this mean that the Aggies year after gaining 465 yards to ARCHER PRIZE Ike Abernathey of es quite, Texas, is shown with the seven-point buck which dressed out at 92 pounds after being killed on a ranch near Breckenridge by Abernathey's bow and arrow. Killed from a tree stand, the deer was felled with one arrow at about 12 yards. Abernathey used a 38-pound bow. (AP Wirephoto) will become known as a fast rank fourth in NFL rushing. He suffered a broken leg last Sun break team? Not on your life.

But it does mean that the Aggies day in the Eagles 19-13 victory over Washington. will be looking for the quick, pass for 14 yards. A trap for 22. A short pass right over the middle for 8. The ball is on the 26, in field goal position with 31 seconds on the clock.

A field goai is kicked and the score is tied. Now, suppose the NCAA had granted the Liberty Bowl permission to play a sudden death overtime? Suppose, the precedent set, the Orange Bowl also had asked for sudden death and received permission? What cou'd have happened is this. You might have seen a thrilling e-tra period in the Orange Bowl, but the Cotton The Giants, too, are hurting of cheap bucket if thev can get it fensively. Two veterans, quar on a fast break off the defensive backboard. If not, the Askew Swapping Starts Monday terback Charley Conerly and End Kyle Rote are very doubtful per formers.

But the Giants have an US GA To Resume Lost-Ball Rule New York. (AP) The U. S. Golf Association Saturday abandoned its distance-only penalties for lost or out-of-bounds balls, adopted for an experimental year, and returned to the old stroke-and-distance penalty. The change, which takes effect Jan.

1, permits clubs to modify the out-of-bounds penalty under certain conditions and provides for a new option when a ball is unplayable. In announcing the 1961 changes, the USGA executive committee said the trial period had shown the lighter lost ball penalty tended to discourage diligent search. It also caused delays, since a five-minute search was required before the penalty could be taken. Under the 1961 rule, a player may declare his ball lost without the long search. As recently as 1951, the USGA had tried having different penalties for lost and out-of-bounds balls, but found this led to questions whether a ball was lost in bounds or went out of bounds.

If a club considers the out-of-bounds penalty too severe on its course, it may adopt a local rule providing that a ball may be dropped, under penalty of one stroke, within two club lengths of where the ball last crossed the boundary line. The USGA emphasized that such a rule should not be adopted where there is likely to be difficulty in determining whether a ball is out of bounds or where it last crossed the boundary line. If a player hits a ball out of bounds, then plays a provisional ball because of uncertainty, he may not take advantage of the local rule to drop another, but must continue to play the provisional ball. The experimental options for 1961 on unplayable lies: Drop a ball within two club lengths of where the original ball lay, under TWO-stroke penalty (a new option). Take stroke and distance penalty.

Or drop a ball behind the point where the original ball lay, with one stroke penalty. If the original ball was in a bunker, the ball must be dropped in a bunker. pattern will take over and it will be a high post, low post, and look for the good shot. By JACK HAND (appeared most important at Giants. However, An- New York.

(AP) The baseball time. Another "big one" found Aaskew said he has been swap market opens Monday with Cincinnati shipping Johnny Tem highly pleased with results of practice sessions thus far. inter-league trading until Dec. 15, tonelli is very close to Al Dark, the Giants' new manager, and may yet remain with the club. Roy Harney, new general manager of the New York Yankees, hac hppn Hicfiiccintr A ntnnp 1 i urith pie to Cleveland for Cal McLish, Billy Martin and Gordon dui tne American League appears preoccupied with stocking efficient quarterback replacement in George Shaw and other backs who can be used as ends.

The question seems to be whether the Eagles can muster enough running against the tough Giant line and also provide passing protection equal to that which Peaks has given Van Brocklin as a blocker. The Eagles are 6-1, the Giants 5-1-1. Then come the Cleveland its two new clubs from its talent MOST LIKELY? ruK Z--T pool. The inter-league trading period, viiuu i ccucy, ur vjiaiua vice Perhaps the best of them all, president, for several weeks. The Last-Minute Tally Gives Citadel Win Jonesboro, Ark.

(AP) Half was the deal that gave Pitts during which no waivers are re Giants insistence on a Yankee Bowl might never have gotten on TV or at least not until the second quarter or later. And suppose all the scoring in the Cotton Bowl turned out to be in the first period? What a TV lemon that would have been. And the same thing could have happened hai the Sugar Bowl gotten the po-ahead for sudden death, wound up in a regulation burgh's its much-needed catcher, catcher, preferably Johnny Blan- Hal Smith, from Kansas City chard, has held up the deal. The for Dick Hall, Ken Hamlin and quired, was inaugurated last year with great anticipation. At the end of the period, 10 deals had been made involying 33 players.

Billy O'Dell and Billy Loes Yanks are looking for another back Earley Eastburn crashed Hank Foiles. If you had to pick a man most Browns (5-2), who are 5-point favorites over the Steelers (2-5-1) at Pittsburgh. The Browns probably are inclined to see the starting lefty to team with Whitey Ford and the Giants are desperate seven yards for a touchdown went from Baltimore to San Fran- with 20 second to play, then ran for a left-handed hitting catcher. likely to be swapped to the other Cisco for Jackie Brandt and two league in 1960 it probablv would for the two extra points to give tie and kept the Rose Bowl off others in one of the swaps thatibe Johnny Antonelli of the San The Citadel a 22-21 football vic TV. tory over Arkansas State Satur Giants take two from the Eagles because Cleveland gets another crack at New York while the Browns and Eagles already have split.

CARDINALS FAVORED Inspired ur cours tne alternative either case have been to end TV day night. Arkansas State had broken a 14-14 tie with 1:10 left in the Tame on Quarterback Bobby coverage at the end of the regulation game and go on to the other bowl. But after all, slow death is letter than suicide. Sunday's other Eastern game Kentucky Rally Ties Tennessee Tar Heels Upset Duke Chapel Hill, N. C.

(AP) Quar ilogue's 21-yard scoring pass to 2nd Gilbert Arnold and Larry Peebles' extra point. Citadel took the kickoff and moved 57 yards in four plays for the winning touchdown. The big play was a 32-yard pass from terback Ray Farris piunged over Knoxville, Tenn. (AP) Ken Spartans Favored In Big Run East Lansing, Mich. (AP) Even if a bunch of fast fellows are chasing, you're likely to win a race around your own back yard.

Michigan State, host team for the 22nd annual NCAA cross country meet here Monday, has proven this many times in the past. Minnesota Grabs Share Of Title, Beats Badgers Madison, Wis. (AP) Minnesota's Rose Bowl-conscious Gophers captured a share of the Big Ten football championship by rolling past fired up Wisconsin 26-7 Saturday on touchdown drives in the first and final periods. Knocked from the unbeaten ranks by Purdue last week, the Gophers managed a Western Conference tie with Iowa by throwing for a touchdown with two min Maryland Rins Virginia, 44-12 Charlottesville, Va. (AP) Vir utes remaining, and Fullback Bob Quarterback Jerry Nettles to End Jim Alexander to the State ginia upheld its coach's contract is at Washington, where the St.

Louis Cardinals (4-4) are favored by a touchdown over the Redskins (1-4-2). In the Western Conference, the Green Bay Packers (5-2) can move into a tie for the lead with the idle Baltimore Colts (6-2). The Packers play the Los Angeles Rams (2-5-1) at Milwaukee and rate 12-point favorites. The third-place Chicago Bears (3-3-1) are 7-point home favorites over the Detroit Lions (3-4), and the rested San Francisco 49ers (3-4) get the nod by 14 over the Cowboys (0-8) at Dallas. In the American League, Buffalo is at Los Angeles and Den and got an even break in the sta tucky stormed back from a 10-point deficit to tie Tennessee 10-10 Saturday and spill the Volunteers' post-season bowl hopes.

The hard-fought Southeastern Conference game ended in a free-for-all fight after the gun sounded. Tennessee completely dominated the first half, scoring a touchdown and a field goal on the run Elliott kicked the game-winning point as inspired North Carolina upset sixth-ranked Duke, 7-6, here Saturday. A crowd of 42,000 saw Duke go ahead minutes earlier when tistics Saturday, but Maryland's 25. Nettles passed 13 yards to End Bill Gilgo, then Halfback John Clancy ran six yards to the seven to set it up for Eastburn. Terps recovered two fumbles, up a tight defense against Wis blocked a kick and got two long The Citadel 0 7 7 822 consin in a traditional winoup kickoff returns for a 44-12 Atlan Arkansas State 0 8 6 721 before 55,576 fans.

Minnesota and The speedy Spartans have won. tic Coast Conference football Fullback Dave Burch dived over from the two. Sophomore Billy Iowa finished with 5-1 records in romp over the helpless Cavaliers Fabens Tops St. Joseph's For Loop Title Fabens romped over St. Josenh's Saturday.

36-12. to take The Cavaliers also got a bril Big Ten play and are top prospects for a Rose Bowl bid. LSU Smothers Wake Forest liant pass reception performance ver at Houston. The Goohers. rated No.

4 in by sophomore End Joe Kehoe, ihe arowns alreadv hold a the national rankings, struck for 28-20 decision over the Steelers who snagged one, but still went down to their 26th consecutive touchdowns the first two times championship of the All-Star Reynolds, who attempted two field goals, tried tha extra point, but it was partially blocked. A dazzling 54-yard punt return by Halfback Mark Leggett had touched off Duke's scoring drive on the Tar Heel 40. The crowd went wild as North Carolina, 14-point underdog, roared back behind Farris' running and passing. scored back on Oct. 2 when they had possession of the ball League of El Paso's Boy Recre Cleveland's Milt Plum and the defeat only two short of the na tional major college mark.

Pittsburgh's Bobby Layne put on a passing show at Cleveland. And that's about the way Sun Scatback Dennis Condi a 155-pound junior who scored three times, proved the thorn in Vir day's game is expected to go, gina's side. Condi was helped Duke 0 0 0 66 ning and passing of tailback Glenn Glass. But Kentucky came back from the rest period and blasted 94 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter with quarterback Jerry Eisaman directing a brilliant passing and running assault. Halfback Bill Ransdell sliced over from the 2 for the TD and Clark Mayfield converted.

May-field later kicked a 26-yard fourth quarter field goal to knot the count at 10-10. Glass, who carried the burden of Tennessee's single wing offense, punched across Tennessee's touchdown from the 2 after Cotton Letner had kicked a 28-yard field goal. The tie gave Kentucky a 5-4-1 record for the season, Tennes since the Steelers' running game lacks punch and Pittsburgh's de and then, taking no chances, played conservatively until the fourth period when they increased the victory margin with two more scores. A recovery of a freak fumble on which the Wisconsin center snapped the ball high into the air as his quarterback fell back too soon set up the first Minnesota touchdown. Sandy Stephens, North Carolina 0 0 0 77 ation Assn.

Rojelio Cordero scored two touchdowns for the winners. One of the high points of the game came when Eddie Estrada intercepted a lateral for Fabens and ran it back 92 yards. In other action, Ramona fought from behind to take a close 28-20 win over Canutillo. Pacing the victors was Jesus Samora and Salvadore Parra. Ramundo Ochoa by the Cavaliers' customary mis erable showing on defense.

fensive line is tough enough to Baton Rouge, La. (AP) Louisiana State jammed the passing barrage of Wake Forest Quarterback Norman Snead and turned loose a horde of hard-running backs to smother the Deacons 16-0 before 50,000 fans here Saturday night. The victory was the fourth of the season against the same number of losses and one tie for the Tiges, who ended their home season. Snead, one of the nation's top-ranking passers, flooded the LSU defenses with passes but was unable to drive the Deacons into the scoring column. slow down the Browns' Jimmy Brown and Bobby Mitchell.

the team title nine times in the history of the meet, traditionally held at East Lansing. They'll be after a third consecutive win when the gun goes off (at 9:30 a. m. El Paso time) for the endurance grind over the four-mile course. Drake, Indiana and Penn State are next with three team titles each.

A field of some 120 runners from more than 30 colleges and universities is expected. Chief competition from the team title is predicted from Penn State, the IC4A champ; Western Michigan, Mid-American and Central Collegiate winner, and Houston, a southwestern track power. Defending individual champ is Al Lawrence of Houston, first last year in 20:35.7. A fast field will challenge Lawrence. These will include: Teammate John Macy, a runner-up in the NCAA last year; Jerry Ashmore of Western Michigan, who won the Mid-American and Central Collegiate title two years running; Bob Lowe of Brown, winner of the IC4A meet; Billy The Cards whipped the Red Purdue Mauls Indiana, 35-6 skins 44-7 two weeks ago at St.

Washington Hires Vernon, Ed Doherty tUa dnnliorc' cAncatinnai iiininr Louis. But both clubs are so un predictable that an upset would quarterback, capped a 31-yard 7" "t4" iUl llo ov-ul rr mi; all hie (miti'c nnmtc ing all his team's points. hardly be an upset. move by faking a handoff at the Lafayette, Ind. (AP) Purdue's Boilermakers mauled Indiana The season will close next week with Canutilln nlavinp at St eight and then skirting left end for the tally.

I.Tnnh'c at TMr1aw see, which winds up next week i4-2 35-6 Saturday in their ancient football series for the Old Oaken Bucket, thus keeping the trophy Minnesota 12 Ramona scheduled to meet Fa Washington. (AP) Washington's new American League baseball club Saturday hired former Last Minute Pass Boosts Princeton 7 0 07 against Vanderbilt, now has a Wisconsin 0 m. Wednesday at 5-2-2 worksheet. bens at 5 p. Fabens.

for the 13th straight year. 0 7 3 10 batting champion Mickey Vernon 7 0 010j as field manager and Ed Doherty, Kentucky 0 Tennessee 3 Purdue senior Quarterback Bernie Allen closed out a brilliant Princeton, N. J. (AP) Prince career by passing for two touch Eight Win Ascarate Birds Karting Raes Slated Sunday The El Paso Karting Club will run normal club events Sunday ton's Hugh Scott pitched a 23- Mills of Kansas, top Big Eight runner, and Gerald Young of GAME downs, kicking three extra points and running a two-point conversion. He also tried a 29-yard field goal but missed.

Eight turkeys were awarded yard touchdown pass to John MacMurray with just 53 seconds left and the Tigers wound up on a high note with a 7-0 victory Michigan State, winner of the Big Ten title. at the Sun Valley Karting Course. catnrrfav in thp Thanks- president of the American Association, as general manager. Elwood R. (Pete) Quesada, head of the Washington syndicate which will operate the franchise, announced the appointments at a news conference after spending the afternoon with Doherty and Vernon.

Events Will consist Of One eight turlrpv shoot fnr mpmhprs WEEK over Dartmouth Saturday and lap race in each class with one of Ascarate Golf Course Associa-1 12 lap feature in each class. Time second place in the Ivy League football standings. Up to the last couple of min- tion. The event continues through Sunday. Saturday winners were Bob Halzeton, Gene Walsh, Joe Neely, ials will begin at 1:30 p.

m. with the first race starting at 2:30 p. m. A U. S.

Karting Assn. club is Both Doherty and Vernon were lutes it had been a game of frus- trations for two tense teams, John Metcalfe, Manny Zuloaga I first contacted Friday night. They readily agreed to join in building a major league baseball team Paying me win game oi an an- being chartered fci aso ana and BilI Schwarzbach. In addition cient series with the runner-up run on the Sun Valley McAfee and J. T.

Thomp-spot in the league behind Anvone wishing to join snn tipH and will outt 27 holes to can ODtain runner lmurmauun Dreak ne tie- from officials at the Sun Valley course. at stake. Each had been stopped once less than a yard from the goal. Dartmouth 0 0 0 00 Princeton 0 0 0 77 NFL TO MEET New York. (AP) Commis-j sioner Pete Rozelle said the Na-! Pete Richert, fanning 251 in 225 innings for Atlanta, was the Southern Assn's rookie of the year in 1960.

tional Football League will hold its annual meeting in New York Jan. 24. in SUNDAY Tune BOWIE TOPS BASSETT Bowie defeated Bassett, 14-0, in an intermediate football game at Bassett Saturday with Ricardo Munzon and Carlos Zervera scoring touchdowns. Ramon Valla- from scratch, Quesada said. They will take charge of the team placed in the capital when the Calvin Griffith-owned Senators were transferred to Minne-apolis-St.

Paul in the American League's expansion to 10 mem-btrs. The other new franchise was awarded to Los Angeles, but no group has yet received operating rights there. Vernon, 42, returns to the scene of his greatest baseball achievements. He won the American League batting title while playing first base for the Senators in 1946 and again in 1953. Vernon, who now lives in Wal- REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS Channel 4 4:30 p.m.

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