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Houston Grinds Down Aggies 17 0 THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLB NINE SUNDAY OCTOBER I I860 'J Ji a 0 7 0 tn 0 (fl Houston Engine 0 6 21 jJYOUURUNERESERVATION TICKETS Wee Hel a a Rice Pass Play Subdues Gators rj of the season Dillard a 5 7 junior playing MIAMI la Billy Cox threw a perfect 21 yard touch down pass to Johnny Burrell in the first quarter Saturday night and the points were all a quick Rice team needed to knock lorida out of footballs unbeaten ranks 10 0 The Owls from the Southwest ATLANTA (fl Tommy Wells Georgia magic toe kicked two field goals Sat urday tyiftga national record and supplying the for 6 2 victory over South eastern Conference football riv al Louisiana State THE TALL halfback booted a 22 yarder in the first quarter to match an SEC record He kicked another that traveled 37 yards late in the third quarter giving him 7 for 7 this year' and 26 points in four games Tech improving its record to 3 1 spent most of the rest of the game? staving off LSU drives that reached the 13 the 8 and the 1 Sophomore halfback Tom nvMVHl UR 90 yard touchdown trip on a punt return capped a 20 point second quarter for Mis souri as the unbeaten Tigers sent Air orce reeling to a 34 8 foot ball defeat Saturday Danny LaRose Missouri's 221 pound end sparkled in a mag mTii irpuz 12 Conference were in full control throughout and a 15 yard field goal by Max Webb in the last period proved unnecessary against a lorida team that was never able to mount a sus ottarlr almost added" another touchdown near the end of the game but after driving 62 yards to the 'Gator 1 Mike fumble was recovered by Tom Kelley The Owls scored their first touchdown on a 51 yard march that took only eight plays cox hit Webb with an eight yard pass and raced 10 yards on a running play At the 21 he nailed Burrell in the end zone conversion made it 7 0 The Owls continued in com mand in the second half to win their second game in three starts loss was the first in four games In the second quarter Cox led a drive to the lorida 31 completing passes of 12 and 11 yards to Burrell but it was brokenoff jiy Jim Beaver vinriri riaht tackle when he dropped Cox for an 11 yard loss Rice came right back to move to the lorida 21 on the running of Bowen and Jerry canaier and the passing of Alvin nan man but again lost the ball on a fumble by Hartman Maroons Slap I Arkansas State I I STATE COLLEGE Miss Sluggish Mississippi State came to life in the second half Sat urday and overpowered Arkan sas State 29 9 The victorious Maroons who trailed 9 8 in the third period got their offense clicking in the late stages for one touchdown in the third period and two in the fourth After a 32 yard field goal by Arkansas State center Larry Peebles in the third period the Maroons went to work ullback Mackie Weaver bulled one yard for a touchdown to cap a 68 yard drive quarterback John Correro swept end for eight yards to climax a 27 yard push set up by a fumble and Cor onH Whittington iriu ini with a 15 yard pass for another score rogs Hand Tech Another Defeat 21 7 put the Huskers in position for a and Ron Meade booted a 37 yard kick to break the scoreless dead lock I Three minutes later Dillard I ran four yards for a Nebraska touchdown and Meaoe kicked the point to send Nebraska into the final period with a 10 0 bulge Kstate narrowea we margin in the fourth quarter on a 25 yard drive set up by one of Ne braska lUmoies Vjuaneruaca Ron Blaylock scored on a one yard plunge and kicked the point With 10 seconds remaining in the game Dillard carried the ball for the third time and turn ed it into a five yard touchdown State Coach Doug weaver was an absentee He was hos pitalized at Manhattan with a back ailment and assist ants Bob Hailey and John Kad lec pinch hit i Kansas Whips Iowa State In 28 14 Game 1' AMES Iowa (fl Powerful Kansas turned back a stubborn Iowa State football team Saturday behind the running and passing of quarterback John Hall Ball Game Ends 1 With Ags On 1 105 Yard TD Helps Auburn By Chattanooga i AUBURN Ala A spec tacular 105 yard touchdown run by sophomore halfback Jimmy I 1 perately needed scoring punch Saturday and set the stage for a 10 0" gridiron victory over up set minded Chattanooga By STANLEY NOLEN 1 Eagle Sports Editor 1 HOUSTON An Aggie bid to 1 avoid a whitewashing fell dead on the one yard line as the University of Houston took a 17 0 decision frbm Texas here last night before 42000 Rice Stadium fans The Cougars added a field goal and a touchdown to their 7 0 halftime lead and threw up a defense that halted with only four first downs in the filial period The Aggies were unable to stop the passing combination of Don Sessions to Bob Barnett wnrked four times for 38 yards on one Cougar drive An other obstacle too great for the Cadet defenders was the hard running of halfback Kenny Bolin Barnett caught a total of five passes for 48 yards while Bolin picked up 65 yards through the line The victory haldted win streak at one a victory last week over Trinity in San Antonio which was their first in 51 weeks Houston drove 56 yards in 11 plays with Eddie Mitchamore kicking an 11 yard field goal on the first play of the fourth quar ter to lengthen the Cougar lead 10 net mrtwfe The Cougars began a final touchdown march taking over on the Aggie 35 after a short kick by Babe Craig midway after school SPECIAL 75c Per Car Load MONDAY thru RIDAY 3 PM to 6 PM TRAMPOLINE CENTER 3601 College blocked a punt that led to Mis fifth touchdown smear ed two fourth down passes that killed Air orce threats and snared a nine yard pass for a touchdown drives of 71 70 and80 yards in an awesome first half show Air orce suffering its first loss in three starts drive deeper than Missouri 21 in the first half The alcon's All Americapan didate quarterback RichjeMa vo connected on six of 1 passes for 63 yards that constituted vir tually all of thezAir at tack in the first Air orce struck for its lone touchdown in the final minutes ontbZp inpoint passing of Mayo who completed seven passes in a Bo yard march climaxed by his 10 yard throw to halfback Mike i Rawlins in the end zone ball on the Tech 36 after a Red Raider pitchout went wrong The Horned rogs scored first when Sonny Gibbs found Harry Moreland with a 12 yard pass in the end zone Dodson con verted after all three TCU touchdowns Tech made a a ot through three quarters with the Red Raiders pushing the touted TCU forward wall around badly at times Tech tied the score in the third period with Glen Amer Salem Leads Gophers Past Northwestern MINNEAPOLIS (fl Happy go locky Joe Salem the people choice of Minnesota football awakened a doddering Gopher attack for one swift touchdowp strike that brought unbeaten Minnesota a 7 0 victory over Northwestern Saturday Entering the game for the first time to a howling ovation from nartianztrowd late in the third periCid Salem whipped a 40 varer pass lo enu ovw to ihe Wildcat 9 our plays lat regular quarter Sandy Steph ens punched over from the 1 on fourth down But the battling Wildcats nearly hung the horn on Smoky Joe in the fourth period whan thev recovered his fumble and smashed to the1 Gopher 10 on Dick three third down passes College Scores SOUTHWEST Tull 24 Oklahoma 0 Navy 24 SMU 7 Baylor 2 Arkansas 14 Houston 17 AZM 0 TCU 21 Tsch 7 Rico 10 lorida 0 EAST Syracuse 18 Holy Cross 4 Ohio 34 Boston 4 Princeton 11 Penn 0 Penn State 27 Anny 14 Cornell 12 Harvard 0 Dartmouth 20 Brown 4 Yale 30 Columbia 8 Rutcera 49 Colgate 11 COP 14 VUlanova 1 Pittsburgh 17 Miami la 4 Maine 13 New Hampshire 1 Lafayette 3 Delaware 0 Muhlenburg 17 Temple 14 Connecticut 31 Massacnuoeiia SOUTH North Carolina 11 Notre Dame 1 Georgia Tech 6 LSU 1 Virginia Tech 22 Wake orest 11 West Virginia 4 Richmond tie Auburn 10 Chattanooga 0 Mississippi St 29 Arkansas State 9 Maryland State 19 Morgan stat IQ Marffan Mdl I344V Western Maryland 14 Randolph Macon 8 Memphis State 44 Texae 0 Mississippi Southern 18 Trinity MIDWEST Iowa 27 Michigan State 15 Ohio State 34 Illinois 7 Michigan 31 Duke 8 Minnesota 7 Northwestern 0 Oregon State 20 Indiana 6 Wisconsin 24 Purdue 13 Kansas 28 Iowa State 14 Nebraska 17 Kansas State 7 far WEST Arizona State 28 Hardin Simmons Missouri 34 Air force Wyoming 41 Denver 2 Washington Stats 21 California tie Oregon 33 San Jose State 0 Washington 29 Stanford 10 Colorado 35 Arizona 14 T4k Ca AA Idaho 6 LUailV I Western Montana 47 Northern Mon 5 tana 4 1 Cambridge Shuette is the first offspring of the greatu tn win a stakes race yrioeiccinm in itr iui i ball campaign under Coach Johnny Vaught Mississippi I Coasts Past Vanderbilt acwvnTR Tenn Quarterback Jake Gibbs and his Mississippi mates turned it on in the first half Saturday night and then coasted to a 26 deci jsion over outclassed Vanderbilt in a Southeastern Conference football game Th Rebels anoarenuy snoui a tnr th a No i snot in the na Av tional rankings piled up four touchdowns in the iirsi two per iods and went to the dressing room with a 26 0 lead Vanderbilt able to cross the I midfield stripe only briefly late in the second period jame out fired up after the rest period and played the Rebels on even terms in the secona nan Oklahoma State Defeats Tulsa TULSA Okla With full back Jim Dillard in a work horse role Oklahoma State thumped old rival Tulsa 28 7 Saturday for the Cowboys first victory of the season Dillard scored two of his twice beaten touchdowns with short plunges and his re lief fullback Bob Adcock got another on a short dash But Oklahoma most spec tacular score came on a 76 yard punt return by still another fullback Rick Buck The lone tally came latein the game on an 80 yardpass play irom quaiwi backJerry Keeling to halfback Bob McGoffin It was the long est TD pass in history Kerr Leads Penn Past Army 27 16 WEST POINT (fl Halfback Jim Kerr scored three touchdowns Saturday for a comeback Penn State whichspoiled Army's unbeaten record 7 and homecoming celebration 27 16 The versatile senior plungea over from the 1 yard line for first score caught 8 25 nasc for the second and then raced 11 yards for the clincher in a wild fourth period after Army had surged into the lead Kerr kept the mighty Cadets in a tizzy all afternoon with his running punt returns and adroit Army had forged into the lead 16 14 early in the fourth period on a 20 yard field goal by quar terback Tom Blanda only to have the Nittany Lions stonn back for two touchdowns which left the issue never in doubt The fourth Penn State score came on a one yard plunge by sub fullback Dave Hayes after a 23 yard sprint by second string quarterback Dick Hoak Until the Lions got loose with all their fury tne nnm pcuvu it was a give and take game be tween Penn ground pow er and the potent throwing arm of Army's Blanda Missouri Spoils Air orce Clean Slate With 34 8 Win HUbek HIGH SCHOOL SCOREBOARD Huntsville 31 ASM Consolidated 0 Madisonville 8 Hearne 0 Katy 38 Navasota 0 Waco High 27 Woodrow Wilson 4 Temple 15 Killeen 7 Austin Travis 22 San Antonio 4 Allen Academy 36 Kinkaid 0 Wichita alls 39 Vernon 0 Baytown 28 Galveston Ball 13 Abilene 35 Alamo Heights 0 Highland Park 18 Worth Pas chai 0 Corpus Christi Miller 14 Midlai Port Arthur Jefferson 20 CHrUtl Rav 8 Odessa Permian 33 Sweetwater Lubbock Monterey 19 Pampa 8 Ler eUand 16 Andrews 0 Snyder 36 Breckenridge 20 Bellville iz iracKua" Bogers 22Caldwell 8 Taylor 34 Cameron 6 PorLArthur Bryne 24 inn ft ztfederland 14 Beaumont So Park 6pgH Neches 2 Lufkin 0 Houston Milby 14 Houston Lamar 0 Houston Reagan 10 Houston Bel laire 7 La Grange 30 Giddings 0 Pasadena 21 South Houston 6 Palestine 34 Center 6 Brady 14 Belton 0 Belcher 30 Dallas St Marks 6 Calvert 6 Somerville 0 Crockett 48 Woodville 8 Alduie 24 Conroe 0 Houston St Johns 14 Oklahoma City Casaay Ennis 14 La Vega 13 Bav City 19 Houston Jones 6 Houston St Thomas 28 Brenham Dsllas Jefferson 21 Sherman 6 Dalias Samuell 41 Corsicana 13 Grand Prairie 41 Tyler Lee 0 Agua Dulce 6 Pettus 0 through the final period With third down and two yarda to go from the two yard line halfback Larry Brouaaard broke through for the final Houston score Again toe was good making the margin 17 0 first 1st down of the second period came with a past from Daryl Keeling to ranklin isher in the closing minutes of hall After playing most of the first quarter in the Houston end of the field the Aggies saw the i wdnd change in the second peri od and also the tide of the game with Houston taking a 7 0 half 1 time lead 'S' Early in the first stanza row ell Berry intercepUu a Cougar pass and the Aggies marched down field from the Houston 45 to the three Here a fumble by Sam Byer was recovered by Joe Bob Isbell killing the Cadets early bid Later in the firs period Jim Murphy recovered a fumble by Richard Elliot and again the Aggies tarted march ing toward the Houston goal time enlv to lose a missed field goal attempt from the 27 The fumble recovery was maae on the 27 Mack Clark tried and jnissed wide to the right four plays later on the field goal at tempt first half touchdown came early in the second quar ter when the Cougars drove 80 yards in 11 Quarterback Larry Lindsey did 'most of the carrying on the march irst on a sweep to the right for llyards then by going back fop a pass 6AVinN fho hall under his aim and winding hisWay for 20 up I Nebraska offense in a 10 the middle oLtne field point third quarter Saturday as The Cougars marenea Nebraska dipped Kansas state first on the Aggie three where 1 177 fullback Charlie Rieves climbed I first Big ovw the middle of the line VlEight Conference football victo TT 'Thea enOT CamC With I 4 eeAn hko ift in thp first half Ed die boot was good first game season sprint giving Houston a 7 0 lead which 1 35 yards on his first test to 11! I TV 1 ar naiTiini 6LUUU Ok vus rh Atyffies did suncr pan I fiplrt erm! the thlTu Guarver very costly pass miercepvw nr A I but managed to pica Houston passes in return our boys stopped the Aggies on the one it was the turning point of the stat is wnnstnn coach Harold Tjhar touch luck they just beat Aggie Coach Jim Myers remarked after the contest The Aggies did come to Me for one final surge which car ried to the Houston two as tune ran out taking over on their own 43 Ronnie ance uircw twice to Ronnie Ledbetter for gains of nine and 12 yards with Craig and LeRoy Caffey carry wi'a aarh TY1OVC tllC Illg to the two where the game end Randy Sims was the leading ball carrier for the Aggiea with 38 yards Line score: UH ebraska By Kansas State LINCOLN Neb (fl Bennie Dillard a pint size halfback in jected bit of spars inw a wpuv mg Return (eys Clemson )ver Virginia CLEMSON (fl A 55 yard touchdown punt return by halfback Mack Matthews keyed a 21 7 Clemson football vic tory over Virginia in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Satur day Clemson rated No 8 in tne nafinn alcn SCOred OH tWO 50 yard grjhd out drives Half back Hany Pavilack went over from the 5 for one Tiger score and fullback Bill McGuirt plunged over from the 1 for the other Virginia which lost its 21st consecutive game moved 68 yards at the start of the second half for its touchdown A pass from Garry Cuozzo to ena joe Kehoe was good for the final six yards and the score The Cavaliers threatened on Athpr drives of more than 85 yards each One fell short at the Clemson 4 late in the second period and the other ended with an intercepted pass late in the game at the Clemson 7 Pvroil Rx 1 purges out carbon nltA ftand goo Tunes up yuux CJlgUlC Cleans out sticky hydraulic lifters Brings back lost Horse power fast Only gl50 a can Burning Oil? Stop iH Add Pyroil Rx 2 4 stops oil bum mg lasv oil i Quiets valvij and lifters In creases compres sion insures ezuv ier starting Re duces cam wear S200 for full quart can ci pvm nut around laft tn vrncT Miami right haltoacit hick nv Dikurah Ha want rm wmi av a for halted by Pit Paul Hedged win photo) GRID CAME Miss Pearl Owens halfback on Northeastern Oklahoma AkM girls' football team poses prettily from her hospital bed despite a broken leg suffered during a game between her sophomore Amaaons and a freshman team The Amazons 1414 hut College Presi dent Bruce Carter said there 4 will bo no more football fe (AP WlrephctoX TIES RECORD Magic Toe Gives Wrecks Win Over LSU wirt WORTH (fl Ponder 1 touchdown Dawson slanted an breaking score Saturday night and smash the Red Raiders 21 7 The pass from Larry Dawson to Dale Glasscock in the fourth period broke the game open Two plays later Dawson slanted off right tackle for six yards and the score Before his touchdown the game was tied 7 7 Dawson dedicated the last half to himself The 200 pound 6 3 senior scored twice setting up I his second score by falling on a I loose ball MOMENTS ATER his first Burson gave Auburn ej Leaky Stop it fast! Add Pyroil Rx 3 Stop leakz and conditions automatic trans missions Reduces i gear and bearing 4 noise Only L0O per can at your favorite mrvice station gsrsge AT YOUR RIEJOLY BILLUPS STATION go ing over on a keeper from the half yard spot He kicked the extra point So far Texas Tech has found a chilly reception in its first year as a member of the South west Conference It lost to Texas last week 17 0 and was tied by Texas the previous week end 14 14 TCU expected to be a power in the conference now possesses a 500 average after losing to Arkansas 7 0 TCU CAUGHT Tech flatfoot ed for the first score The stuck closely to the ground to pound from the 50 to the 12 a 15 vard nenaltv their big gest gain Then with the Red 1 Raiders set to stop me nuincu pounding ground Sonny Gibbs sent Harry More land into the end zone and toss ed to him for the touchdown Moreland was all alone It was the only successful pass of the drive Dodson conversion kick was good Tech over eager in thiSyfirst meeting with TCU since the Lubbock school gained admis sion to the Southwest Confer ence repeatedly saw their driv es halted with crippling penal ties In UMS first half alone the Red Raiders lost 43 ds for ruleSinfractions often at criti cal points Tech tied the score with 6:48 minutes left in the third period using three yards and a cloud of dust tactics for which the Tvac Christians are famous The Raiders went yards in 11 plays all on the ground with the longest run the eight yards picked up py Amerson on keeper to the half yard line Oregon State Clips Indiana In 4th rame BLOOMINGTON Ind (fl Wolverines Gun Down Duke 31 6 ANN ARBOR Mich Ifl Michigan gunned down lonesome end passing attack with Dave brilliant speed and some sharp passing of its own Saturday and routed the previously undefeated Blue Devils 31 6 strategy giving Duke the short tosses to end Tee Moorman and guarding closely against the longer passes perfectly Th alert Wolverines gobbled im two Duke fumbles and made three interceptions all of them In Michigan territory Raimey raced through and around Duke's slow footed line men yards in 13 car on average gain of nearly nine yards The lithe sopho more scored twice on runs of 5 and 18 yards setting up one of the touchdowns himself with a 47 yard burst around left end Two of regular backs left half Bennie McRae and fullback Ken Tureaud were held out of this first clash between the intersectional foes Both were injured in last loss to Michigan State but the Wolverines did not miss them Saturciav speed to the outside tightened the Duke defense and enabled quarterbacks Daye Glinka and John Stamos to come on strong with an ef fective passing attack s7 Dennis itzgerald also scored twice for Michigan once on plunge and another time on pass from Glind Badgers Upset Purdue 24 13 MADISON Wis (fl Wis consin unleashed a bruising run ning attack and an electrifying aerial assault directed by sopho more Ron Miller and upset Pur due 24 13 on a pair of second half touchdowns Saturday in a Big Ten football opener The Badgers thrilled a' crowd of 58292 by storming back after the intermission while holding off mighty qftense Wisconsin gained possession of the ball four times on pass in terceptions and three times on fumbles Purdue recovered three Wisconsin bobbles and snared three passes Millar rarA4 30 VardS for 8 nrH4nwn when unable to find a receiver open for a pass in the first period In the third quar ter he helped put Wisconsin ahead to stay with his passing and rupning on a 39 yard scor ing drive capped by Merritt dash on a quick open WHh ie7h7n two minuted WiningdeV stopped one when he left Miller hit end Pat Richter ia I A rev hOQUD I on an eigwjMiu Tar Heels Bop Irish 12 to 7 rnnrt UTT 7 North Carolina struck for two ullback Chuck Marshall of Or ceoond period touchdowns and egon state banged through In withstood a desperate second! tfiana for two fourth quarter half rally Saturday to defeat I touchdowns Saturday as the Notre Dame 12 7 in an intersec Beavers spoiled the opening of tional football battle on rrain the new stadiumO soaked field Only 23594 fans turned out A cheering homecoming crowd under threatening skies in tne of 40000 saw twice beaten jltra modern structure seating North Carolina achieve its first I 48344 victory over the Irish in an 11 The Pacific northwest team game 'series dating ba' to 1949 playing Indiana for the first The Tar Heels scored on a 47 time scored in the second quar vard pass play from quarter ter on Don two yard hack Rav a ri to halfback plunge Tim Ankersens extra Skin Clement North Carolina point kick provided a margin made it 12 0 when end Mike that would have been enough Greenday ran back a pass inter Nate cention 42 yards nine yards for a third quarter cepuon the conversion kick failed Earl aison giant Indiana end set it up by block ling a punt on the 11 I Winning its third game in four starts Oregon State wore down the thin ranks in the final period Marshall plunged a yard in a drive starting on the Beaver 44 Then Oregon State moved 63 yards in eight I i zZ LaI! ati! and Tech halted the other with a plays ana furious stand at the goal line tw0 sinele just before intermission mainly a rtin second field goal came but pgssing seconds ahead a Oregon Terry Baker was storm that hampered effective on occasion forts for a comeback the enecuve fourth quarter The loss ias me second in three games for LSU TECH GAVE LSU two points when punter Don Coker deliber ately grounded the ball in the end zone The Yellow Jackets wanted motp kicking room but had to find more defensive mus cle moments later and halt the bristling Bengal Tigers at the 4 4 Guards Rufus Guthrie Hal Erickson and Dave Watsoh and tackles Billy Shaw Ed Nutting and Larry Stallings were giants A umble stopped another I in clutch defense TRAVEL SERVICE VI 6 7744 Aaenta or: airline' steamship ano tours Complete Professional Se vice Ail rv nr Halfbac I ft ii 11? 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