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THE DAILY QKLAilUAlAlN l-riday, INoy. 26, IV I Z5 Loiighbrns Storm: into Cotton Bowl 4MM 50-30 gies took control of the game for the final one and one-half quarters. Following the touchdown pass to Polasek, drove 60 yards, and 218-pound sophomore Mark Green bolted over from the two. Longhorn defensive halfback Alan Lowry intercepted an Aggie pass at the Texas 23 to stop another drive, and linebacker Tommy Woodard picked off another Aggie pass at the Longhorn 33 to thwart again. The triumph pushed Texas' season record to 8-2 and its Southwest Conference mark to 6-1.

finished 5-6 for the season and 4-3 in the conference. COLLEGE STATION. Tex. (AP) Texas slammed across four first half touchdowns against a sometimes stubborn Texas defense and whipped the Aggies 34-14 to grab a record-breaking fourth consecutive Southwest Conference football title and the host spot in the Jan. 1 Cotton Bowl Classic.

Texas' victory spoiled the Aggies' chance for a Liberty Bowl bid and set up a match New Year's Day of Texas-Penn State in the Cotton Bowl. The Longhorns, No. 12 in the nation, took advantage of an Aggie fumble, a pass interception and two short punts into a stiff, 10 mph breeze to roll up a 28-0 halftime lead on four one-yard touchdown runs. Two of the scores were by Dornrie Wigginton, giving him 14 touchdowns for the year to tic a school record held by three others, including AU-Ameri-can fullback Steve Worster in 1970. Texas' defense extended its string of scoreless quarters to 13 before quarterback Joe Mac King hurled a fourth-down.

15-yard touchdown strike to Billy Joe Pohisek with one second remaining in the third quarter. After Texas halfback Jim Bertelsen cracked in from the eigOit for Texas' fifth touchdown, the Ag Texas Tex Wlooinalon Tex WiqfilnMon 1 run (Valek kick) Tex Berlelsen run (kick tailed) Polasek 15 pass from Kino cOcrmott kkk) Green 2 run McDcrmolt kick! As Leon Crosswhite screens Nebraska's huge Larry Jacobson, Sooner quarterback Jack Mildren sets sail for yardage. City Lands Fight promotions through the last 26 months to enable us to schedule this caliber fight deserve to see it." Tickets will be scaled from 25 ringside to $5 general admission and may be reserved by calling the boxing ticket office at 947-2232 or the Satellite Agency at 528-2229. Locations in Cushing, Stillwater and other cities will be announced soon. Burden is ranked No.

7 challenger by Ring Magazine which still recognizes Foster as champion. The World, Boxing Association, which lifted Foster's title, lists him as No. 1 challenger to Vicente Bondon of Venezuela and Burden as No. 10. The light-heavyweight championship fight between Brian Kelly Burden of Cushing and world titleholder Bob Foster will he held Dec.

16 in State Fair Arena, promoter Pat O'Grady announced Thurs-day. Burden and Foster signed contracts last week for Foster's title defense, but the date and site were not announced at that time. O'Grady had mentioned Tulsa and Dallas as possible alternate sites, pending an agreement on arena rental. "I think it should be staged here," O'Grady said Thursday. "All the people who have supported Kelly and our other After-Thanksgiving Huskers Also Sullivan Named No 1 in Poise Heisman Winner Continued From Pace 21 Continued From Tajte 2,1 20 touchdowns.

He is also fourth on the NCAA total offense list with an aver age of 219.7 yards per game. His top performance so far this year came Nov. 13 as the Tigers walloped previously unbeaten Georgia 35-20. He completed 14 This year's sale offers a wider selection. All from regular stock, not all sizes in each pattern, but all sizes in choice selections from our finest lines.

of 24 passes for 248 yards once clash against unbeaten and fourth-ranked Alabama and their Sugar Bowl date against powerful Oklahoma. Sullivan, a 6-foot, 190-pound senior from Birmingham, set an NCAA record in 1970 for yards gained per play, 8.57. In his junior year he also led the nation in total offense, gaining an average of 285.6 yards per game; touchdown responsibility, accounting for 26, and passing completion percentage, .594. This year, Sullivan ranks third in passing, having completed 148 of 254 attempts for 1891 yards and and four touchdowns and was selected as the nation al college back of the week by the Associated Press. "Sullivan is the greatest player I've ever been SUITS around, his coach, fcnug Jordan, said after the Georgia game.

"He seems to play his best in the biggest games." Reg. $80.00 to $140.00 ZCL Now $60. to $105 Off Select now Christmasygiying. everywhere, especial-Jy their passing." The pass was what surprised the Cornhuskers the most and it was the pass that gave them the most problems. "(Jack) Mildren threw the ball like a pro quarterback today," Devaney said, "We honestly didn't think he could throw that well.

"And we didn't expect Oklahoma to throw as many times as they did." The Nebraska coach added that he had changed the Huskers' pass defense from their usual zone type coverage to a man to man secondary for the Sooners. "We just couldn't handle that (Jon) Harrison one on one," Devaney said. "If I had to do it over again, I sure as hell 1 't change our pass defense next time. We should have stayed in a three-deep zone. That way they couldn't have moved the length of the field in two plays like they did at the end of the first half.

You might say that was just a poor job of coaching." Kinney and Tagge came in for lots of praise from Devaney, as did the rest of the Huskers. "Kinney did as fine a job of running the football as I've ever seen in all my years of coaching," Devaney said of his tailback. "Pie ran over, around and through players and broke several tackles. "And I thought Tagge called a great game. He brought us through in some key situations." Defensively, Devaney said he thought his team played exceptionally well and he picked out middle guard Rich Glover for special praise.

Glover wound up with a whopping 22 tackles. "Rich is a great middle guard and he played a great game. During the-first half while we were on offense and Rich was taking a breather, I facetiously told the rest of the defense that they should give him a little help," Devaney said. "'There is no doubt about it; This was my best game," Glover stated with a smile. "They didn't do anything different than the rest of the teams we've played.

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