The Daily Advertiser from Lafayette, Louisiana • 11

Advertiser, Lafayette, Friday, Nov. 26, 1965 II Grambling Shatters Lincoln To Near Pecan Bowl Invite NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Gram-bling College walloped Lincoln University 54-18 in the Sugar Cup Classic here Thursday to become a leading contender for a Pecan Bowl invitation. North Dakota State already has been chosen for the bowl game, to be played at Abilene, Dec. 11. and its crushing ground attack was more than the Jefferson City, defense could handle.

The Southwestern Athletitf Conference champions rolled up 402 yards rushing and 99 pass ing. On the first play of the game, halfback Essex Johnson cut around end and went 72 yards for a Grambling touchdown. Chattanooga started another ling up with the big runs. He Grambling spared no punches By CHARLES LENOX Advertiser Sports Editor CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. A blistering Southwestern rally in the second half two points short, but the Ragin, Cajuns of Southwestern proved their championship qualities for the tenth time this season despite a 27-25 loss to Chattagnooga here It marked the end of a Tri-Parish Golf Club which the Moccasins recovered on their own 47 and moved to the USL 32.

But on a fourth down and one situation Brad Thompson came ripping through to throw Dunn for an eight yard loss back to the 40. The Bulldogs moved the ball to the Chattanooga 35 but with 38 seconds left they had to go for the field goal and Landrys 51 yard effort fell short and the Moccasins were able to run out the clock. he rolled up 72 yards in 12 carries and caught five passes for o5 yards. ONeal Weber shook off a bad first half and back to complete 11 of 19 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns. The Bulldogs offense rolled up 300 yards, 222 through the air while the Moccasins floundered under the relentless Southwestern attack and had to hang op for dear life in the second half.

It didn take the Bulldogs long lo get on the scoreboard in the early part of the game. On the first series of downs the Moccasins Ronnie Wade tired to punt from his own 30 but Brad Hamilton and Guy Harvey came steaming through to block the kick and Harvey picked it up on the 10 and went in for the score. Landry booted time Landry tried to kick the ball and it went wide with 8:46 remaining. Chattanooga took the football and tried to move but had to call on Wade who booted it to the Southwestern 28. Bill Bayard hit Landry for eight yards and then Weber connected with Kleinpeter for two eight yard completions and another for .10 to move the ball to the Chattanooga-39.

Four plays later Weber found Kent Finley on the five yard line and connected for the then tried to hit Herbie LeBlanc for the two points but Delton Holmes managed to get a finger tip on the ball and deflect it from the reach of This made it 27-25 with 3:27 left in the game. Landry tried an onside kick hit for nine yards, 11 and then 31 to give the Cajuns a first down at the Chattanooga nine On fourth down Gosnell ripped it in from the one foot line. USL elected to go for two points but Webers pass: to Leonard Kleinpeter was incomplete. Early in the fourth period the Bulldogs got the football at their owh 40. On first down Webers pass was intercepted by Larry Elmore but the play was called back because of a personal foul call on Chattanoo-ga.

One "play later Weber hit Kleinpeter. on the Chattanooga 30 and the speedster shook loose from two tacklers and outran another to put the ball in the end zone. This drive late in the first half and moved from their own 45 to the Bulldgs 10. But a fourth down and five situation from the 10 Ferriera had to kick a 27 yard field goal and the Moccasins had a 20 7 lead at halftime. Southwestern kicked off to start the -second half and things looked real dark when the Moccasins marched from their own 23 to a touchdown in only nine plays.

Shaver went the final 11 yards for the score and Ferreira added the PAT to make it 27-7 with 11:05 left in the third period. But the picnic was then over for Chattanooga. The Cajuns took the football and jammed it down the Moccasins throat with Landry corn- Driving R369 Regulation Pal 4 Cr 5 Wole 9-Paf 3 Holes Riding Golf Carf Complete Pro Shop Line Rental Golf Clubs Well Drained Guests Welcome Hwy. 90 I. Cade, t.

EM 9-9105 brilliant season for the Bulldogs the best in the last 27 years for a Southwestern eleven. The Bulldogs claimed the co-championship in the Gulf states Conference and rolled up the best season record in conference. It climaxed a 7-3 season for aulkinberry and his Caiuns and this year has to go down as one of the greatest in the history of the university. The murderous schedule definitely the PAT it 7-0 with took its toll on the Cajuns but they fought back like champions and claimed the GSC title and earned the respect the entire state with their courageous play. The Cajuns missed a tie with Chattanooga by one finger tip end as it turned out the Bull-dogs mistakes cost them the game.

But one can hardly blame the Cajuns for mis takes as this was their third game in 12 days and the Bulldogs went out against Chattanooga with flying colors. Gerald Landry wound up as the big man for the Bulldogs as -I TEAM statistics First downs rushing Firs downs passing First downs penalties Number attempts rushing 5 a ret gained rushing ards lost rushing Net yds gained rushing No. passes comp. att. No.

passes had intc. Net yds. gained passing Total offense yardage No. opp. passes intc.

Ik yards returned No. times punted ydst Punting average No. punts ret. yds. No.

kickoffs ret. yd. No. penalized yds. No.

fumbles Ist 7.211 7-288 30.1 41.1 3-102 3-51 -111 5-100 8-67 6-70 1 11:28 left in the first period. But it want long before the Cajuns returned the easy score. After the Moccasins failed to move the Bulldgs took over on their own 31 and on a third down play Weber tried to throw a pass in the flat that was picked off by Rick English on the 29 and he took it in for the score. Heggie Ferreira made it 7-7 with his PAT with 8:04 left in the first period. Chattanooga started a drive late in the first period and moved from their own 26 to the USL 37.

But Ed Pratt intercepted Dop Shavers pass on the USL four to end that threat. The Cajuns couldnt get out od' the hole and Chester Gosnell had to kick out from his own six. He boomed it out to the Chattanooga 44. The Moccasins drove the Bulldog 10 where the Cajuns rose up to stop them but Ferreia booted a 28 yard field goal to run the count to 10-7. The Bulldogs took the football and failed to move and Gos nell kicked from his own 36 to the Chattanooga 19 where Joe Dunn hauled the ball in and cut up the right side for 81 yards and a touchdown.

Ferreira booted the PAT to run the count to 17-7 with 10:52 left in the first half. 2 Chattanooga 7 V-27 Southwestern 7 0 6 12-25 10 yds blocked Landry. Wck PAT good; Eng. Ush. 29 yds.

(infcerc. pass); Furriera, kick good; Furriera. 28 F6; Dunn 82 yds. punt return); Furriera. kick good; 27JL6; Shaver- 11 yds.

Furrie-kick good; C. Gosnell, 1 PAT no good; Weber to Kleinpeter, 54 yd. pass, Pat no good; Weber to Finley 27 yd pass, Pat no good. INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC CHATTANOOGA Bowling Talk The "All Stars defeated the Thanksgiving 3-6-0 andicap Tournament at Lafa-ette Lanes Thursday night. The Hm-Mechers opened the 'ournament with a forbidding score till ie lead with the last shift ars took over roussard with composed the i ni n.

Gloria 267 was high single of the Tournament. Freds was second high. Fred Cheek with 645; Colleen Scott, 572i Lorene Tylock, 569; and Stoma, 707 are the members of the second place team and their scores. Broussard Used Car Sales Team finished, ia third place with 2731. Paul DeVillieP accounted for two of the four 600s rolled in league competition of Wednesday at Lafayette Lanes.

Paul rolled games of 218 209 and 206 for a 633 series anchoring for Dumenil Const, in the Hub City League. Then Paul moved in to the Classic Club and rolled games of 202 234 and 189 for a 625 total for Gulf. Dee Lambert rolled 245 632 in the Classic Club; and John Trow bridge kegled games of 204-206 and 222 to tie the 632 for Lafayette Bldg. Assc. in the Hub City League.

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