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ioction HIK MI.NDAY OIVl.AIIOiHAN oopiomoor Jimmie Humphries Dies Tulane Staggers Texags Shred Red Raiders, 15-9 Wichita Sfaf Defense, 41-7 CmiOiiuoii From Pope Out; SOUTH Kfni state c. stun- it an, West tl 29, I.oliK Hcnrli Id North Ciirolhui Klclitmiml ToImIo 15, East jo, Clmlliinni.K.t 19 VillanoMi iS, Wnke Fittest jt, DuvIiImmi 7 Wflllaiu-JIsirv Citadel JX Funeral set-vires for Humphries, former owner of the Oklahoma f'ity Indians baseball club will be Monday in Fort Wort It. Humphries, 81, died Friday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was a pioneer in baseball development in the Oklahoma City He began his association with professional baseball in Oklahoma City upon arrival in 1919. He was instrumental in netting Oklahoma City's baseball team into the Texas League in 1933.

In Humphries became solo owner of the Indians. He finally moved the club out of Oklahoma City into Texas in 1D5S and Hie city was without professional baseball until Houston brought the 89ers into town In 19G2. Humphries had been living in Fort Worth the past 10 years. Oklahoma City won the Texas League pennant in 1935 and was the regular season leader in 1937, although losing in the playoffs. During their tenure, principally as a Cleveland farm, the Indians produced ninny major league standouts, including Dale Mitchell, Al Rosen, Ray Boone, Eddie Lopnt, Jim Hegan, Mike Garcia and Thurman Tucker.

Humphries was born in Waco, Texas, and was educated at Baylor. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Shannon Funeral Homo in Fort Worth with burial in Fort Worth's Rose Hill Cemetery. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Tulanc choked off a desperate Texas Tech drive In the final seconds and pro-served a 15-9 victory over the Southwest Conference's Red Raiders Saturday night. Tailback Ricky Hebcrt plunged from the one in the first period after guard Steve Thomas recovered a Tech fumble at the Red Raiders' 30.

Hebcrt scored again in the fourth, making another EAST COUaEGK Tex, (AP) SoulhwMt Conference darkhorso 331-as deep, mea'iil'SSd hungry after 2-9 seaSRn last year ovcrwhclrfpfl Wichita State, 41-7, Saturday after crumbling IKe Wheatshockcrs' defense. In the early moments! Game In Figures A Tims MM Wiofit First downt 24 ll Rsrtm yirdtj .11 Passim yard" 117 l' 12-26 its OTHERS Southwest Abilene Christian S3, McAurr St Col 14 Hardlno Col Austin College 1 Jimmio Humphries nowma 'vnt 7, tem Lultieran 0 Sam Mouiton St 15, loniar trtri 11 Sul Ross 17, N. M. HiBhlaMs 7 iarletoo 39, St. Marys MllJwtlt Alhlon 0.

Taylor 0 Alma concie perns stalo 4 Rail Slate 1. Cent Mi 1 Westmar College Fumbles "list 13 Dakota st coi 19. Minnesota It wcsiey ji, Sioux Falls i rn Illinois 27, Wise. Stevens PI 10 one-ynrn pluiiKO after Tu-lnne recovered a blocked punt nt the Texas Tech 5. Tech opened with considerable power, (IriviiiR 80 yards in 13 plays as soon as the Raiders r-ot their hands on the ball.

'Hie final 14 yards was on a pass from quarterback Charles Napper to tight end Harry Case. The Red Raiders drove 58 yards early in the period but had lo settle for a 13-yard field goal by Don Grimes. The final Tulnne touchdown came with just over eight minutes to play. TiRht end Mike Trua.v crashed through to block the punt and the hobbling ball was covered by tackle Mike Waldron. The Green-ics cashed in the break three plays later, with Hebcrt hitting the line on three" straight power plunges.

Teeh got one final chance when Marc Dove returned a Tulane punt 38 yards to the Greenie 33 with less than three minutes to play. The Red Raiders pushed to the 15 on seven plays, but tapper's fourth down pass fell incomplete at the goal line when tight end Andre Tilleman slipped and fell. Texas Tech 6 3 0 0- 1 Tculane 7 0 0 8 IS iklSUSf 14 Da" lig.ln SO. Wise. Oshkcsh 0 New Porker QB Hogs Spotlight 33' Sou Id 7 Hamtine Untv Bethel.

Minn. 13 Jrestown 52. Black Hills Mavyille State First downs Pass'nli' ytfSii by Fumbles" lost the second quarter, Wichita State inserted a iew quarterback, Rick BaaSrir, who promptly dropped ball on a muffed handtStf. Brad Dusek, defense this year, recovered on the Wichita, 17. The Aggies, who have20 starters from last year's team, drove in for the score in six plays.

tacked on touchdowns late in the rjajt on drives of 56 yards in nine plays and 44 yards 4n 'six plays, and one going away with reserves in'tfie second halt. Wichita Stat. 0 0 fi. 7 Texas AS.M 0 21 si .12141 Janes 3 run (McDermotl klilcl LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) Arkansas quarterback Joe Ferguson proved Saturday night that he deserved his pre-season publicity, leading the seventh ranked Razorbacks to a 51-20 non-conference victory over California in his first starting role.

Ferguson, a strong-armed junior, completed 16 of 27 passes for 228 yards and two touchdowns. Ferguson also scored once on a two yard keeper. Fullback Skipper De-Bordc scored twice for the Miller Retains Lead Despite Mitchell's 62 COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) John Miller clung tenaciously to his Southern Open golf tournament lead Saturday, despite an awesome course-record 62 bv Bobby Mitchell. Milpcr, first-round leader and co-leader at the halfway point, fired a OS for a 200 total to icad Gay Brewer by a stroke and Mitchell by two with IS holes to play Sunday.

Last year, Mason Rudolph set a course record for the par 35-3570 Green Island County Club course at 64. Mitchell opened his fantastic round, which tied several players for low PGA round of the year, by driving the 320-yard par-4 first hole and two-putting. He shifted into high gear at the 378-yard third hole, holing a 60-yard sand wedge for an eagle 2. He turned in 30 and Bobby Mifchell 62 AirA-Nelll 1 run (McOermolt Vifk Tu-Heberl Tech FG Sub Triggers Ole Miss Win Rally by Houston Edges Rice, 23-2? Tu-Hebert 1 nmcnioan icen si, Nortniand COI 0 Minn DuluM) 10, wise. Superior 0 Nstjraska Wesley 24.

Dana College i No Northern Ariiona 1 Nfc Missouri St 22. Northern towa 9 North Mich.aon u. Wise. Whilewaier 0 NcrKiern St, O. IS.

Minnesota-Morris Reck? Mountain f. So O.ikola Tech a St John's, WariOure 13 SI Joscctt's. ind. 44, Indiana Central 7 Procorjus Col 14, Dusuwe Simpson Coliese 12. Elmnurst Col 0 So Dakota State 24.

St Thomas Col 7 Sterling Colieje 21, McPherson Col 0 4 Stout State U. L.ikeianci Col 6 Upper Iowa 17, Aliltoo Colleoc 0 Valnaraiso 22, Wabash 6 Washburn 28, Missouri Valley 4 Western Illinois 53. Indiana State 21 Wise. LaCros.se 54, Winona Stale 0 Wise, Plattcvilfe 32. Bemldll Slate 15 Bluefcld Slate 5J, Concord Collese 12 Carson-Newman 17.

East 7enn State Catawba Col 37. Livinpstone Col 0 East Kentucky 20. SS Louisiana 1 Elon Colleoc 7, Wottord 6 Florence state 2J Middl Im-iSi Frosthurg State 37, St Paul's Cot 6 Georgetown Cot Blullton 8 Kent stale 23, No Carolina St 21 Uivinojton State SO, Jacksonville SI 9 McNetse St East Texas St Mlsslssicoi Val i. Alabama A 7 Murray Stato 32. West Carolina 7 Newberry Col 27, Emory 1 Henry Nff Louisiana St 14.

Quantrco Marin tl WJ Louisiana St 24, Gostav AdoSphus 10 Nonhvaxl Mich 20, Glewiile State Salem College 4, West Liberty 6 Sheenerd Col 14, west Wesley 0 South Caro St 9, Bethune-Cookmn 0 West Va Slate 2IL Westva Tech 7 Dickinson Stale 30. Carroll, Mont. IS San Francisco St 35. Pugel Sound 34 Central Conn Sf 21. Ssrlnoflold 0 Coast Guard 21, Maine Maritime 6 Fairmont 20, Wayncsbura 0 Indiana Pa.

26. St rlorbert 7 Lehloh 5, Holstra Univ 0 PROFESSIONAL Dnllat 21, Kansas City 17 Minnesota 21, Miami Oakland 21, Iialtimnrn 3 Washington 17, Cinciimnti 7 HIGH SCHOOL Siililinr 0, OSI 0, (it? TULSA ALL CITY FIRST ROUND Rosors 20, McLaln Washington 4, Hale 6 (Washington wins on penetrations, 3-1) Washington 6, Central 0 Edison East Central 0 Webster i. Memorial 2 SEMIFINALS WJTK A run twcctfmoH kicK) laHedf" JmM (klcl! 1 run (McDermotl ws-Moore oass from Owen (Potts A4M-King 4 run (Pavan kick) College Football Horlh Carolina 7 7 7 J2 RrChmond 0 0 0 00 NC-Harnlin 12 run (Craven kick) NC Jollev 35 run (Craven kick) ft? Of.fesby 6 run (Craven KicRi NC-Kiise 4 run (Craven kick) failed) JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Reserve quarterback Kenny Lyons threw three touchdown passes Satur- -Brokas JO past from Stafford VandBuraer 1 run Oclck failed) Game in Figures HOUSTON (AP) -Quarterback Gary Muiiins rallied Houston from a halftime deficit with touchdown passes of 73 and 11 yards Saturday night for a come-from-behind Game in Figures Houston Rlc First downs it 14 Rushlns yardagi 227 131 Passins yardaaa 174 143 Passe e.12 12-21 Razorbacks on runs of 10 and one yards. California's Steve Kom-nitzer scored twice in the' first half, but the Bears were unable to move in the final two quarters against the young Arkansas defenders, who got more fired up the more they played.

The Bears did not penetrate the Razorbacks 40 in the second half until the game was out of reach, Ferguson's 47-yard bomb to Jim Hodge, a former teammate at Shreveport Woodlawn, put the Razorbacks in command, 24 to 13, midway through the third quarter. A five-yard lob from Ferguson to Mark Holling-s worth, another Woodlawn product, put the Razor-backs ahead 14-13 with 17 seconds left in the half and touched off a 10-point explosion that demoralized the Bears. Isaac Curtis fumbled the kiekoff after Holling-sworth's touchdown and Jack Morris recovered in mid-air. The Razorbacks immediately called time out and Bill McClard. holder of the NCAA field goal record, booted a 52-yarder with four seconds remaining.

California 7 6 0 730 Arkansas 0 17 14 2051 Cal-Kemnilzer 2 run (Werschlng Ark-DeBorde 10 run (McClard kick) 1 run (kick tailed) Ark-Holllngworlh 5 pass Irom Ferguson McClard kick) Ark FG McClard 52 Fcrauson (McClard kick) Ark-DoBorde 1 run (McClard kick) Ark-Fersuson 2 run (McClard kick! Ark-Morten li run tkick fejtsd) recovered a block punt In the end zone (Wershlno kick) Ark-Garber 2 run (McClard kick) College Football South Dakota 0 0 22 428 Wyoming 14 14 7 742 Wye-Brown 1 run (Fox Kick) Wyo-Brown 10 run (Fox kick) yWvo-How 14 pa5j (rom Fox (Fox Wvo-Frankiln 2 run (Fox kick) Wvo Binkowski recovered oteckS punt In end zone (Fox kick) USD-winter 37 run (kick blocked) Rushing yardasa 172 PasslnsT yardaqe 2AS Psos lj-xs only last spring, beat Rice cornerback Bill Lettourette on the third play of the second half and raced 73 yards to pull the Cougars to a 7-7 tie with the underdog Owls. Moments later, Houston safety Nick Holm intercepted the first of two Bruce Gadd passes to set up Houston's second touchdown, an 11 yard pass from Mullins to flanker Robert Ford. Houston 0 0 li 7-23 Rice 0 7 0 14-21 Rice Phillips run (Prinole kitki UH Stanley 73 oass Irom Mullins MtCres kick) UH-Ford II oass Irom Mullins (McCrea kick) UH-Safelv Phllllos tackled In end Yards penaliied quickly got two more shots with a three-foot bird at 10 and a five-iron to 20 feet at 11. But from that point on he could make only one birdie, a 12-footer at the 165-yard 17th. His birdie putt at IS lipped the cup.

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