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2B THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Sunday, October 21, 1973 FGDtoall gsoros Morris Ignites Mustangs, 27-16 Aggies Map Buene Vista 21, Luther College 7 HOUSTON, (AP) Sophomore running back Wayne Morris fueled Southern Methodist's rushing attack with touchdown runs of 3, 7 and yards Saturday night to lead the Mustangs to a 27-16 Southwest Conference football victory over Rice. Morris, who entered the game as the fourth leading rusher in the SWC picked up 166 FORT VYORTHJex (AP-The unrelated Walker boys, Skip and David, and a frisky young Texas AfcM defense shot down Texas Christian 35-16 Saturday in a Southwest Conference football slugfest. Dave, a freshman quarterback, and Skip, a sophomore halfback, contributed a touchdown apiece and the lion's SMU Rice 25 1 79-440 37 204 142 5 0-24 10-21-1 4-39 4-43 4-1 04 7-43 535 son in the end zone after an 18-yard gain. Rice, which dropped to 1-4 record led for the final time late in the quarter when freshman quarterback Tommy Kramer hit Carl Swierc on a 35-. yard pass run touchdown play.

Morris' seven yard TD run early in the fourth quarter put the Ponies ahead for good and his final five-yard score capped a 9 14 drive that ended with two minutes left to play. Rice tried desperately to rally but SMU cornerback Mickey Early intercepted a Cramer pass with 1:17 left in the game to end Rice's final threat. Wesson, a freshman quarterback from Dallas South Oak Cliff, got his first chance for extended action -and finished the game with 117 yards rushing on 19 carries. SMU was O-for-2 in the passing department. SMU 077 13-27 Rice 3 3 10 0-14 RICE FG Pringle 32 SMU Best tumble recovery Hi end zone (Hackney kick) RICE FG Pringle 21 RICE FG Pringle 45 TeiasAlM TCU First downs JO 1 Rushesyertts 43153 S114J Passing yards II 55 Return yards 6 Pastel 3 13 Punts 134 S-33 Fumbles-lot! 1-4 3-4 Penalties yards 70 4 34 r- if First Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties-yards yards on 25 carries to lead the Mustangs, now 4-1, to victory in the opening conference game for both teams.

Morris started his touchdown parade in the third quarter after Rice had taken a 9-7 lead on field goals of 32, 28 and 45 yards by Rice's Alan Pringle. The Mustangs, playing the last three quarters without starting quarterback Keith Bobo took a 7-6 halftime lead tinhr oni Pnrv TW ro. covered a fumDie try second string quarterback Ricky Wes- A. Li Saturday's Cetteae FoetkaN Retails By The Auecleted Press East Albany St, NY 3t, Curry College Bucknell 1, Connecticut 30, Maine 3 C. W.

Post 24, Kings Point 21 Dartmouth 20, Brown 14 Fordhem 11, Johns Hopkins Harvard 21, Cornell 15 Nichols College 17, Bridqewat, Mass 7 Pittsburgh Boston College 14 Rutgers 24, Delaware 7 Temple 35, Boston Univ 15 West Conn St 7, Maine Maritime 0 Yale Columbia Cheyney State 10, Kutitown Drexel Tech 2, Gettysburg Col 24 Hotstra Univ Wayne St, Mich 4 New Hampshire II, Vermont 7 Notre Dame 42, Army 1 Pern State Syracuse 4 American mtl 51, Bates College 7 Central Com St If, Slippery Rock 14 Navy 42, Air Force 4 Princeton 37, Colgate 21 Rhode Island 41, Massachusetts 35 Trinity College II, Colby College 4 Union College II, Rensselaer 14 Williams Col 22. Bowdom 15 Juniata College 27, Lycoming Col 3 Moravian Col 20, Lebanon Valley II Muhlenberg 21, Dickinson State 20 Northeastern 41, Springfield 11 South Com St 21, Glessboro State 0 Cain State, Pa. 21, Shlppansburg 11 Hanover Col 21. Centre College 21 Lock Haven 27, Edinboro Stale 25 Millersvllle St 55, Bknmsburg 14 Thlel College 7, Bethany, W.Va. 0 Wesktyan Worcester St 1 Bridgeport 27, Cortland Slate 14 Coast Guard 41, Tutts 14 'Hertford Univ 24, Rutgers-Newark I Ithaca 39, Wilkes College i Morgan State 14, Delaware State 4 Norwich Univ 27, Boston State 14 Ursinus 21, Swarthmore 4 Widener College 21, Franklin Mar 20 Jersey City Newark St 17 NY Tech 27, Seton Hall 7 Eton College 14, Catawba Col lavth Alabama 42, Tennessee 21 Appalachian St 21, woHord 21 Richmond West Virginia 17 East Carolina 34, Citadel 0 Fairmont 17, Concord College 0 Memphis State 13, Florida State 10 Virginia Tech 27, Virginia 15 West Kentucky 35, East Kentucky 0 Auburn 24, Georgia Tech 10 Lenoir Rhyne 23, Mars Hill 20 Livingstone Col 34, Fayettevllle 20 Petersburg St 10, Hampton Inst 0 Vanderbilt II, Georgia 14 West Maryland 25, Washingtn Lea 17 Carson-Newman Gardner-Webb I Ft Valley State 20, Lane College I Frostburg State 24, St Paul's Col 0 Furman Univ It, Virginia Military 1 Glenville State 14, West Liberty 12 Maryland 37, Wake Forest 0 Middle Tenn St 23, Austin Peey Murray State 20, East Tern State 14 William Mary 51, Davidson Col 15 Emory I Henry S3, Randolph -Macon 21 Mississippi 13, Florida 10 Morehead State 21, Tennessee tech Shepherd Col 17, Bluetleld State 0 Towson State 21, Federal City 4 Tuskegee 20, BemunrCookmn 13 Virginia Union 24, Norfolk State 0 Alcorn ASM 4, Southern Univ 0 Maryvllle Col 7, Brktgewater, Va 0 Mississippi St II, Louisville 7 Presbyterian Col 37, Guilford COI 4 South Carolina 31, Ohio 22 Tulane 14, North Carolina 0 West Carolina Chattanooga 0 Illinois 4.

Michigan State 3 Miami, Ohio 31, Bowling Green I Michigan 15, Wisconsin 4 Tulsa 52, New Mexico St 14 Cincinnati 27, Wichita Stat 4 Kent State 14. East Michigan 20 Marietta Col 21, Denlson Univ 15 Olivet College 21, Adrian 7 West Michigan 21, Marshall Univ 7 Hope college la, Aicxon Missouri 11, Oklahoma State Nebraska Kansas Nortmvood Mich 33, Hillsdale Col 21 Ohio State 37, Indiana 7 -Purdue 21, Northwestern Wittenberg 31, Wooster 0 Alma College 24, Kanmaioo Col VJ Augustena, O. 23, Mankelo Slate Coe College 11. Cornell College Defiance Col 2. Bluttton 4 Dubuque 21, Upper Iowa 14 Hiram College 24, Case Western -Kenyon College 4, Oberim College 0 Michigan Tech H.

Bemidii Stale 4 Minnesota 31. Iowa 23 Minn Duluth 21, St John's, Mlm. 12 No Dakota St 21, North Dakota 14 Oklahoma 14, Colorado 7 South Dakota 14, So Dakota State 10 Toledo 14, Dayton William Pern 45, vYartburg 11 Augustana, 111. 21, Wheaton College 14 Betoit College 14, Grinnell Col Capital Univ 14, Mount Union 7 Carroll, Wise. 15, Elmhurst Col 14 Carthage Col 11, Miliikin Univ 11 Emporia State 15, Ft Hays Kans Indiana Central 24, Eerlham Col I Jamestown 22, Mayville State 15 Kansas St Univ 21, Iowa State If Lake Fores! 34, Northeastern HI Ripon College 22, Lawrence Univ St Joseph's, Ind.

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Eau Clair 7 Ashland 37, Ohio Northern I Eureka College 27, Culver -Stockton Friends Univ 15, Storting Col lege 34 Illinois St Univ 17, Eastern Illinois I Indiana State 41, Butler 11 John Carroll 20, Carnegie-Mellon 7 Northern Illinois 45, Ball State 17 Rose Hulman 24, Illinois College 1 Taylor 45, Anderson 12 Western Illinois 24, Cent Michigan II Texas 14, Arkansas 4 North Texas St 1, Drake Univ 7 Stephen Austin East Texas St 20 Abilene 2t, Sul Ron State 0 Texas AIM 35, Texas Christian Texas Lutheran 55, Austin College 7 Par West Ariiona State 52. Brigham Young 12 Boise State 21, Northern Ariiona 4 -Montana State 33, Montana 7 New Mexico 4f, Texas, El Paso 0 California 24 Oregon Stat 14 Idaho 17, Weber State 13 Southern Cat 31, Oregon Stanford 23, Washing ton 14 UCLA 24, Washington St 11 Wyoming 35, Cok) State Univ 1 Cat Poly SLO 11. Fullerton Stat 7 Claremont-Mudd 35, Loyola, A. 0 Nevada, Reno 4, Northrldg State Northern Cok) 27, Kans State, Pitt 3 Southern Cofo 32, NebrskaXmaha 2 Western St Colo 25, Ft Lewis Cot 7 Willamette 17, Pacific Ore. Houston Lee 2.

Houston Sharps town 0 Houston Lamar 21, Houston detain 14 Houston Yates 25, Houston Austin I San Antonio St. Anthony 15, Houston Marian 14 South Houston 24, Deer Park 11 San Antonio Roosevelt 14, San Marcos Laredo Nelxon 12, San Antonio Burbank Eagle Pan 20, San Antonio Fox Tech 12 for the finale. Respectively, the drives covered 45, 75, 46, 85 and 45 yards. TCU's touchdowns came in the first and fourth periods. Quarterback Kent Marshall rifled a seven yard pass to Ronnie Littleton for the first score and Steve Patterson cracked across from the two for the second.

Sandwiched in between was a 46-yard field goal by Berl Simmons. Some 2,500 uniformed Cadets added lusty flavor to a Parents' Day crowd of 32,010 who witnessed perhaps the Aggies finest hour of the 1973 season. David Walker, at 17, the. youngest of the Aggies, made a sparkling debut as a starter, netting 81 yards on 19 carries. He completed 2 of 3 passes, one for a touchdown.

Skip Walker, however, captured rushing honors with 122 yards that included a 38-yard gallop to set up the fifth touchdown. Defensive end Don Long got the Aggies rolling midway through the first quarter, retrieving a TCU fumble at the Frog 45 that led eventually to Bower's touchdown. Aided by a 15-yard penalty, TCU tied it at 7-7 on Littleton's diving catch of a Marshall pass to climax a 71 yard drive. A face mask ruling was a key play in the Cadets go-ahead second period touchdown and a short TCU punt set the stage for the third Aggie score. The touchdowns by Sims and Floyd followed but by then the Aggies virtually had clinched the decision.

The Aggies amassed 353 yards on the ground while limiting the Horned Frogs to 143. Besides the Walker Boys, Bowers and Sams had a busy afternoon with 64 and 61 yards respectively. With ace running back Mike Luttrell on the wounded list Marshall led the TCU attack with 60 yards on the ground and 55 through the air. Littleton got 55 for the Frogs, who are now 2-3 for the season and something of a bystander in the SWC championship race. Texas AIM 7 7 7 14-35 TCU 7 3 1 4-14 Bowers one run (Haddox kick) TCU-Llttleton 7 pass trom Marshall (Simmons kick) D.

Walker tlve run (Haddox kick) TCU FG Simmons 46 S. Walker two run (Haddox kick) Sams tive run (Haddox kick) TCU Patterson two run (run tailed) Floyd six pass trom D. Walker (Haddox kick) A 32,010 Associated Press Wlrephoto TOUCHDOWN BOUND Texas fullback Alvin Bowers charges over TCU safety Dennis McGehee in the first quarter of play at Fort Worth Saturday for the Aggies first score. Bowers scored from four yards out in 35-16 victory Rangers Nudge Sacred Heart, 7-0 Texas Roundup Advocate News Service HALLETTSVILLE -Fullback David Janda scored from two yards out in the second quarter to give the Bishop Forest Rangers the only points they needed in posting a Longley Bombs Sul Ross, 29-0 GAME AT A OLANCE Indians Renters First Downs 12 10 Net Yards Rushing 8 1M Net Yards Passing 31 0 Passes 3-12 OS Punts Fumbles Lost 1 1 Yards Penalized 0 12S 7-0 Texas Catholic Inter-scholastic League District 2-AA victory over the Sacred Heart Indians here Saturday night. The victory was the fifth straight for the Rangers, who boosted their season slate to 5-1 and stand 2-0 in league play.

Coach Rudy Harrison's Indians fell to 3-4 for the season and 1-2 in district activity. Following a scoreless first quarter in the homecoming SMU Morris 3 run (Hackney kick) Kltb-swierc 34 pass trom termer (pringle I i kick) SMU Morris 7 run (run tails) SMU Morris 5 run (Hackney kick) A 254)00 contest, the Rangers took over on the Sacred Heart 29 as the Indians failed to convert on a fourth down situation. Seven plays later, Janda bulled over from the two as Dennis Wagner booted the point-after. Sacred Heart failed to score on several occasions. The Indians were halted at the Ranger in the second quarter after missing on opportunities in the first period.

Sacred Heart recovered three Bishop Forest fumbles but failed to take advantage. Miss Linda Janak was crowned 1973 football sweetheart during halftime ceremonies and Joe Henke pep squad beau. Marcia Sandelovic and Nick Shimek were named band sweetheart and beau, respectively. Bishop Forest 17 1 Sacred Heart I 07 with 3:57 left in the game as Webster tallied from one yard out. Zetka's kick was blocked.

Only 59 seconds later, Wesfer iced the contest with an81-yard jaunt. Zetka's kick missed this time. Next start for Wharton is at 7:30 p.m. Saturday as it entertains Tyler in a conference game. VHSNetters Bow to Lamar Advocate News Service ROSENBERG The Victoria High School varsity and junior varsity tennis teams played Lamar Consolidated in a duel meet here Saturday with Lamar winning 25-7.

Lamar bopped the boys' varsity S-l and defeated the Junior varsity netters in five of eight matches. The girls' varsity dropped six of nine matches while the Jayvee girls fell 6-0. Schedule Pioneers Notch Homecoming Win ROWIN (Continued From Page IB) cutoff dates for each classification accompanies the, new district lists. Most people believe the UTL Just sets a figure for the minimum enrollment in each class and works from there. However, that's not the case according to the UTL newspaper, the "Interscbolastic Leaguer." According to the publication, the governing body starts with the largest school and works down until it has enough teams for Class AAAA.

That, of course, becomes the cutoff figure. That same policy is used for the remaining classes. Regardless, most area coaches are anxiously awaiting the new lists to see who they'll compete against next season. And for the most part, District 25-AAAA coaches would like to see defending league champ Brazoswood go the other way. A quick Aggie note: Victorian Monte Schauer tied for low-score honors on the Texas golf team during the recent Southwest Conference Fall Golf Tournament.

Schauer had scores of 78-76-74 229 to tie for low honors on the young Aggie team. share of the yardage as the Aggies evened their season mark at 3-3 and conference state at 1-1, while the crippled Horned Frogs, now 0-2, disappeared from the title picture. The youthful Aggies never trailed in the 69th meeting between two old rivals, methodically shoving across touchdowns in each quarter. Workhorse fullback Alvin Bowers dove a yard for the first TD, David Walker tiptoed five for the second, Skip Walker got the next from the two, nd Bucky Sams danced in from the five for No. 4 and David winged a six-yard strike to Mike Floyd Two Tied In Waco LPGA Meet WACO, Tex.

(AP) Kathy Cornelius shot a three-under-par 69 and Pam Higgins fired a 70 to move into a tie for first place after the second round Saturday of the $25,000 Waco Tribune-Herald Ladies Professional Golf Classic. Kathy Whitworth, the first round leader with a 68, could only match par 72 and was one shot back of the leaders of 140, along with Sharon Miller, who shot a 68 Saturday. Sandra Palmer also moved into contention with a 69 and had a 36-hole total of 142 and was tied with Kathy Ahern, Betsy Cullen and Marylynn Smith. Pam Higgln 497013? Kathy Cornelius 70 139 Sharon Miller 72-411411 Kathy Whitworth J72 140 Sandra Palmer 73 69-142 Kathy Ahem 71-71142 Betsy Cullen 71 71 14J Marllynn Smith 71-71142 Judy Rankin 73-71144 Dlenne Patterson 74-70144 Gall Denenberg 73-71144 Roberta Albers 73-71144 Barbara Boddie 73-71144 Betsy Rawts 72-72-144 Karolyn Kertiman 72-72144 Mary Mills 72-73145 Clittord Ann Creed 72 75 147 Louise Bruce 76-71-147 Mary Bea Porter 76 71147 Pam Barnett 74 74 14a Shelley Hamlin 73-75141 Jo Anne earner 73-75-14 Betty Burteindt 73 75 14 JgdyKimbell 72 74141 Joyce Jackson 75-74149 Susie McAllister 73 76 1W Mardell Wilkins 77 72 149 Bonnie Bryant 74-75149 Robin Dummett 73-76149 Gerda Boykln 71-71149 Kathy Martin 75-75150 Cathy Duggan 771152 Margee Masters 7676152 Joyce Deese 79 74 153 Kathy Ferrer 76-77153 Maria Astrologies 79 75 154 Jackie Evans 76-79155 Renee Powell 71 71154 a Debbie McClung II 76-157 Brenda High 75 157 Chris Raoasky 79 79 151 Mary Ann Reynolds 1 70140 Mary Bryan 62 79 161 Brenda Galloway II It 161 Bettye Danott 43 II 144 a-Margaret Allen 1411165 a-Sherry Allison 14 15-169 a vicki Tabor 95 76-171 Brenda Goldsmith 93 IS 171 Lucille Wordelt 15 95 IN eoenotts amateur. i ii ust think of ill she; doe for van and your family.

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NAVARRO S7S-2S51 liUABoodKogfilior, 3 '1 1 iiniw 4 rtrHML ABILENE, Tex. (AP) Junior quarterback Clint Longley scored twice and passed for a third touchdown here Saturday as Abilene Christian College defeated Sul Ross 29-0 in a Lone Star Conference game. The victory was the fifth in a Javelinas Bopped KINGSVTLLE, Tex. (AP) -Quarterback Lynn Leonard hit 14 of 21 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns Saturday night to lead Angelo State to a 45-28 Lone Star Conference victory over Texas Leonard hit Steve Wilson for one 42-yard TD and also completed a 27-yard scoring pass to James Cross. safety Bryon Shaw returned a kickoff 91 yards and a touchdown and made 14 unassisted tackles for the Javelinas.

Angelo is 4-1-2 for the season and 4-1 in LSC play, compared to AM's 1-5 and 1-4 marks. Tarleton Bows BROWNWOOD, Tex. (AP) -Quarterback Rick Worley ran for two touchdowns and tailback Charles Louis scored once and rushed for 105 yards to lead Howard Payne to a 31-0 Lone Star Conference victory over Tarleton State Saturday night. Trinity Falls SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)-Sophomore quarterback Monroe Deshazier threw three touchdown passes to lead the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff to a 35-20 victory over Trinity University here Saturday night.

UTA Blasted ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) -Quarterback Jeff Bower ran for two touchdowns and passed for two more here Saturday as the Southern Mississippi Eagles exploded in the second half to crush the University of Texas at Arlington 41-14. row for ACC and kept it in first place in the conference. Longley, a 6-1, 190 pounder from Littleton, completed 20 of 36 passes for 224 yards. He is the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) total offense leader with 113 pass completions in 203 attempts and 1,973 yards, including 191 on the ground.

Longley 's touchdown pass went 14 yards to David Henson. He scored on runs of four and one yard. The other ACC touchdown came on a 57-yard run by Richard Williams. Lamar by 30-0 BEAUMONT, Tex. (AP) A 77-yard punt return by Rodney Colbert highlighted Lamar University's 30-0 victory over Southwestern Louisiana here Saturday.

Bobcats Roll SAN MARCOS, Tex. (AP) -Quarterback Noe Gonzalez threw for two touchdowns and scored a third here Saturday night to lead the Southwest Texas State Bobcats to a 28-7 victory over Sam Houston State in a Lone Star Conference game. Edge to McMurry JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -Quarterback Lonnig Hobbs' fourth down touchdown pass to split receiver Mike Barnes carried McMurry to a 7-6 victory over Millsap here! Saturday. Utah State Wins CANYON, Tex.

(AP)-Utah State, staying mostly on the ground behind the running of Archie Gibson, pushed for a trio of fourth -quarter touchdowns to take a 36-14 college football victory over West Texas State Saturday night. TLC Cruises SHERMAN, Tex. (AP) -Texas Lutheran, behind the bull-like charges of David Weimeyer, ran away from the Austin College Kangaroos here today 55-7. Victoria Boxers To Visit Beeville The Victoria Boys Youth Center will send 12 boxers to Beeville Wednesday for matches with the Sind Club of Alice. Pat Brown, manager of the Victoria team, said boxers participating against Alice will be Oscar Cantu, Mike Rodriquez, Richard Rodriquez, Edward Brown, Nick Salazar, Raul Vasquez, Valinten Garcia, David Gonzales, Mike Gonzales, Ernest Rucker, George Rodriquez and Jessee Perez.

scones Satardays Pre Sastetball Return ty The Associated Press NBA Phoenix HI, Atlanta 1H Milwaukee 101, Cleveland Chicago 15, New York at Capital Boston 17 Burlaw 114. Philadelphia 110 ABA Carolina 105, Kentucky 102 Virginia 104, Utah San Antonio n. Indiana 44 WHA Cleveland 4, Toronto 4 Quebec New York 1 NHL Atlanta 4, Montreal 7 Pittsburgh California 3 Advocate News Service WHARTON The Wharton County Junior College Pioneers celebrated homecoming with a 19-7 Texas Junior College Football Federation victory over the Cisco Wranglers here Saturday night. Tanny Housson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Housson of Ganado, was crowned homecoming queen during the annual festivities. The victory boosts the Pioneers to 3-1 in league play and 4-3 for the season and enabled Wharton to maintain second place in the conference. Cisco is now 1-2 and 4-2.

Tailback Allen Webster accounted for 18 of Wharton's 19 points. He tallied on a one-yard run in the first quarter and Raymond Zetka of Edna added the point-after for a 7-0 lead. The Wranglers knotted the count shortly before halftime on a 39-yard pass from quarterback Wayne Andress to Jerry Darnell. Darrell Covey added the PAT. Wharton went ahead for food Weekend bIJMILAlI-e Downtown Victoria Doors Open 9:30 A.M.

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11:00 a.m. 12 noon 1. Ohio State (-) defeated Indiana, 37-7. 3 2. Alabama (1-0) defeated Tennessee, 42-21.

3. Oklahoma (44-1) defeated Colorado, 34-T. 4. Mlchlgis (S-0) defeated VVUcorain, li-t. Pena State (M) defeated Syracuse, 4M.

t. USC (S4-1) defeated Oregon, 11 1. 0 7. Missouri (14) defeated Oklahoma State, IS-I. 8.

Notre Dame (M) defeated Army, 62-J. I. LSU (M) defeated Kentucky, 2S-Z1. i II. Tennessee was defeated by Alabama, 42-21.

4 11. Nebraska (J-l) defeated Kansas, 1M. 12. Arizona State (S4) played Brigham Young la a late night game. 4 11.

UCLA (S-l) defeated Wathlngtoa State, 24-11. 1:00 a.m. a.m. p.m. NTS Triumphs DENTON.

Tex. (AP) Quarterback Phil Shotland fired two touchdown passes to David Kervln Saturday to pace North Texas State to a 19-7 victory over Drake and a share of the Missouri Valley Conference lead; UTEP Blanked ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Reserve quarterback Troy Williams passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as New Mexico rolled over Texas-El Paso 49-0 in a Western Athletic Conference football game Saturday. SFAinRout COMMERCE, Tex. (AP) -Bill Tyler ran for four touchdowns here Saturday to lead the Lumberjacks of Stephen F.

Austin to 49-20 victory over East TetM State in Lone Star 11 VINCE L0M8AR0I. fM COTTON BOWL HIGHLIGHTS INt. TOM LANDRY SHOW. 13 FOOTBALL with Bill Yeomart. nod PRO football pre-oame.

OG3Q PRO FOOTBALL St. Louis Card vs. Red- (kins at Washington. OOO PRO FOOTBALL Houston Oilers rrtMt tlx Brown at Ctevdand. flfDtSQ COLLEGE FOOTBALL 171.

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Houstoa (M) defeated MiamL Fla W-7, Friday night. IS. Miami, Fla. (1-2-4) was defeated by Houston, le-7, Friday alght is. Cetorada (4-24) was defeated by Oklahoma, U-7.

17. Tulane (S4) defeated North Carolina, 1(4. 9. IS. Kansas (4-1) was defeated by Nebraska, 14.

II. Ariiona (S4) played Texas Tech la a late night game. 2S. Miami, Ohio, (14) defeated Bowling Greea, 214. Stilt Far trta Imwenct Oeeenf Heme lioemiee'e, tiieam Conference game.

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