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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, It4 SUNDAY COURIER-TIMU-TELISRAflTtYaOtXAT La. State U. 31 21 Miss. State ,33 Duke 13 Vanderbilt 7 Tennessee 1 8 Auburn 0 Wake Forest 0 N. C.

State 0 Mississippi .14 Virg inia 20 Princeton 6 East Texas 12 S.W. Texas 0 Austin 7 Thomas Jeff 10 Arkansas Porkers Upset Rice On 4th Quarter Pass Interception, 7 To 0 Hogs Throw Southwest Aggies Down SMU, 14-0, Outplayed 'If 1 Race Into Free For All To Stay In Big Middle Of Title Race Little Rock, Nov. 9 (AP) An inspired University of Arkansas football team turned a fourth-period pass intercep tion into a touchdown to spill the favored Rice Owls 7-0 Sat Longhorns, Porkers, Aggies And Ovls Virtually Tied For Conference Lead urday, and soar into first place in the Southwest Conference championship race. i The Razorbacks can clinch at least a tie for the title by defeating Southern Methodist at Fayetteville next week. It was Big John Hoffman, appearing before a hometown crowd 17,000, who provided the winning margin.

Midway of the final heat he gathered In a Rice pass on the Owl 32 and By HAROLD V. RATL1FF Dallas, Nov. 9 (P). The rough, tough Texas Aggies were tight in the clinches Saturday to halt repeated Southern Methodist thrusts and come out with a 14-0 victory that put them back in the big middle of the Southwest Conference football race. The Cadets cashed in on a blocked punt for one touchdown and were aided by a hard south wind that did things with Methodist punts to hammer to the other, then threw up a defense the Mustangs couldn't puncture for the two quarters S.

M. U. was continually moving to the shadow of the Aggie goal line. A crowd of 40,000 was treated to a one-sided offensive battle, and if you read only the statistics you stormed untouched across the goal line. (By the Associated Preaa) Rice, fell before Arkansas 7-0 Saturday in a jarring upset that threw the Southwest Conference football race into one of its worst jumbles in history.

Arkansas went into first place from the standpoint of percentage, but actually four teams now are virtually tied for the lead. Texas beat Baylor 22-7 and Texas A. M. defeated Southern Meth- But the entire Arkansas team odst 14-0. Thus Rice, Arkansai, Texas and Texas A.

M. each has lost one game. Texas Christian, with two defeats, retains a mathematical chance, but Southern Methodist and Baylor are definitely out of the race with three and, four defeats, respectively. Arkansas is in the most favorable position. The Razorbacks have only one game left to play with Southern Methodist.

By, winning it they can clinch at least a tie for the championship. Won the ball game. The Razor TOP HEROES IN LION VICTORY Probably the outstanding In Tulop t-linh rhnnl'c I4.n triiimnri avr Lonaview here backs outfought the baffled Owls all the way. Rice's vaunted offense, which Ill ipwi Friday night were Billy Porter, left, and Danny Fenn. Porter, the tall 176-pound left end, came charging around from his end rrjtch 4krnnnh rinht inMm for 20 vardt and Tvler's first had subdued mighty Texas and other grid giants, was never able to solve or penetrate a peculiar 3 touchdown early in the fourth quarter.

Fenn, the diminutive 138- er. Prokop, ShefU. C. Wright, Wittker; tackles, Tulis, Winkler: guards, Turley, Sacra: centers. D.

Wright. Johnson, Flow-ers; backs. Hallmark, Scott, (ioode. Torno, Klanngan, Ilallentine, Daniel, Zapalac, Smith, Hollmig, Bnty, Hurditt. would think Southern Methodist won.

The Methodists made 18 defensive shift rigged up by Arkansas Coach Joan Barnhill. Teem W. T. ret. pound left halfback, plunged 2 yards tor trie tmai Toucnaown late in the final period, and Porter added the two extra points ku nai-fa- nlira Lirlrc It WC on dofenSB.

thoUah. that theSB twO Ramblin' Wreck Squeaks By Navy Atlanta, Nov. 9 (P). A 95-yard gallop by Co-Captain George Mathews snatched Georgia Tech from the brink of defeat Saturday as the Jackets ran their victory streak to six straight with a 28-20 win over the Navy. Ahead 20-14 with less than three minutes to play, the Middies who had come from behind early in the period, were down at the Tech seven rolling almost at willBilly Hawkins ploughed into the Tech line but the ball squirted from his arms and Mathews latched on to it.

He hauled' it down the sideline nearly the length of the field with a half dozen team mates protecting him. A minute later, with Navy trying desperate passes, Pat McHugh Every time the Owls came up to first downs, the Aggies they rolled up 318 yards rushing and 4 Southern Methodist r'nds. Scott. Rein- the line to run a play, the Pork king. Milam, Klnkely; tackles, Kthridge, Akkansas Texas Texas Rice kntlarich, Klliott guards, Pechal.

Hill: 1 players really excellecTagainst the Lobos. Porter seemed to be renters, Sutphin, Baxter, Goodwin backs. ers shifted to the left, to the right, backwards or in some other dizzy fashion and the Owl blocking as .750 .750 .667 .000 .000 passing to 120 for A. M. Once Southern Methodist rushed down the A.

M. 4-yard line only to be stopped by the hard-hitting Aggies, another time the Mustangs playing in the Longview backtield mucn qt tne Time, wnne renn Texas Christian Southern Methodist Baylor. Redman, Moxley. Mrfliritock, PuUttie, Blackburn, Payne. Frase, Weatherford, Parker, Moon, Davis.

HOG SPARK Aubrey Fowler, 26-year-old war veteran, played a major role in Arkansas' 7-to-0 upset triumph over Rice Saturday. The brilliant punting of the 156-pound triple threat back lifted the Porkers out of several bad situations. turned in a sensational performance at detensive naitpacic. signments were bawled up com pletely. Rice mustered a scoring threat reached the five but the alert A.

M. secondary grabbed in a pass. Still another time S. M. U.

got to the Aggie nine but lost the on its only real offensive flurry of the game the first time it got AAavs, Tyler And Conroe the Aubrey Fowler, whose kicking pulled the Razorbacks out ball on a fumble, and on two omer occasions reached inside the Cadet 20-yard line but was stopped by the stonewall Aggie defense. of several holes, punted to the Ar kansas 45 and Huey Keeney re turned to the 41. Win Schoolboy Games The Aggies scored the first time snaged Reaves Baysinger's toss East Texas Clips Southwest Texas In Mud Tilt, 12-0 Sulphur Springs, Nov. 9 The Owls marched to the Porker they got the ball. Norton Higgins and loped 61 yards to the six, Frank Broyles threw to George 14, but there the Red Shirts stiffened and took yard marker for a touchdown in crashed through to diock tsm Richard's punt, with the ball slithering off out of bounds on the Brodnax for a clincher score.

Allen Bowen, whose third The Razorbacks offered a far more serious threat in the second straight placement had apparently resulted in the Navy's, sixth East Texas State's Lions retained leadership in the Lone Star Conference here Saturday by defeating the Southwest Texas Bobcats, Methodist 27. Barney Welch, 'lim Pickett and Ed Dusek blasted the line down to the Dusek in four tries crunched over for the quarter. Guard Steed White partly blocked a Rice punt which went out on the Owl 16. Hoffman and straight loss, again converted. score.

John Ballentine kicked the 12-0, in a mud battle. Little Ken Holland moved down the waning minutes oi xne game. Feature of the Lion march for the second counter was Hitchcock's 23-yard gallop around left end to the Lobo 3, and effective plunges earlier by Beckham and Tommy Tur-man. Porter, Tyler's left end and kicking ace, booted both extra points. Spectacular punting and line play by both teams kept the 8000 fans in Lion Stadium on their feet By TOM SHARPE There should be no doubt in anybody's mind now concerning what teams will battle it out for the District 11-AA championship after Marshall's thrashing of Texarkana, 40 to 13, and the Tyler Lions' all-around good play which yielded a 14-to-0 victory over Longview here Friday night.

Gladewater broke into the win column for the first time this season by defeating Electra, 12 to 0, in a non-conference game at the view Lobos will go up against the extra Doint. to the 1-yard line, but the 148 '7 The win gave the Lions a conference record of three victories pound Holland failed to go over Late in the first period b. M. paraded from its 37 down to the mighty Mavericks at Longview, and the Texarkana Bears will play at Henderson. The Gladewater and one time compared with one win and one tie for Sam Houston A.

M. five, but Welch intercept ed Franfo Payne's pass on the goal State of Huntsville. Despite the muddy field, the Your own Kodak snapshot on these attractive cards gives the greeting a warm individual touch. Com In and bring a favorite snap shot. We'll help you choose a smart, new design.

most of the time. Porter kicked 60 line and' ran it out to the seven. With the wind to his back Stan Hollmig got off a tremendous kick on a fourth-down plunge. Arkansas got as close as the Rice 29 early in the fourth quarter but its fire went out. It was a few plays later that Hoffman made his game-winning interception on a by Owl Quarterback Virgil Eikenberg.

Fowler added the point from placement. yards to the Lobo 5-yard marker Bears will enjoy an idle weekend. LAST WEEK'S RESULTS DISTRICT 11-AA TEAMS Tyler 14, Longview 0 (conference). Marshall 40, Texarkana 13 (conference) Gladewater 12. Electra 0.

Henderson and Kilgore, Idle. DISTRICT 12-AA TEAMS East Texas offense clicked surprisingly well, sparked by James Batchelor and J. C. Meek, a pair of backs from PlanoVand Bobby that traveled from his nine to the Methodist 23. The Mustangs had to kick out.

and Buryl Baty ran in the second quarter not long an-er a quick-kick by Julian Ray which racked the Longview team Wilkinson of Longview. back to their 1-yard stripe. Conroe 26, Jacksonville 0 (conference). back to the SMU 49. S.

M. U. braced and the Aggies had, to kick, Bob Goode placing it outside on Batchelor -passed to Wilkinson for the first score in the opening period, while Wilkinson passed to BRADLEY SON STUDIO Palestine 21, Nacogdoches 0 (confer nee). Lufkin 61, Grenville 0. Arkansas trailed in first downs but outgained' the Owls 122 yards to 113 rushing and 24 to 10 R.

W. Watkins of Dallas for the final tally in the Closing period. DISTRICT 11-AA STANDINGS Commercial Portraits Team W. T. L.

Pts. Op. Both teams snowed exceuem pass defenses, except in about three instances at which times the receivers were unable to hold on to the ball. Tyler made nearly all of its yardage on the ground. Most outstanding Lions were Porter, Ray, Fenn, Hitchcock and the entire line.

The Lobo center, Tion Mpnasco. accounted for most Finishing Phone 845 98 18 215 N. Broadway ..4 ..2 The RICE Pod. Price LSU Outscores Alabama, 31-21 Tyler Marshall Longview Kilgore Texarkana Henderson Gladewater 0 0 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ARKANSAS B. Thomas Baldwin Lively 106 33 12 41 28 6 Lanza Armstrong LT 2 .0 0 Nichols i LG Roberts Franklin of his team's tackles and turned in the S.

M. U. nine. Baty lofted one over the goal line to Goode. However, A.

M. drew a penalty for illegal formation and it nullified the touchdown. Again Baty pitched over the goal line to Goode, and again the score was taken away this time on a holding penalty. But two passes by Baty, one to Ed Hooker and the other to Charley Wright, got a first down on the Methodist 17. Dusek once mord swung into action, sweeping right end for a first down on the five and circling left end for a touchdown.

Ballentine kicked the extra point. The lineups I Humble Malmbera- RT Minor SEASON STANDINGS T. W. L. Pts.

Op. Scrugtrs Canada Eikenberg QB- Fowler 0 165 87 Marshall Tyler Kilgore 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 ...8 6 5 4 3 8 1 105 103 80 66 56 38 77 60 78 92 107 138 Texarkana Henderson Longview Gladewater a great performance. Amy Rogers, taking the place of injured Halfback Johnny Rogerson, made one run for 45 yards from behind his own goal line in the second quarter, and played an excellent game all the way. Conroe Beats Indians Conroe, now leading District 12-A A by virtue of a forfeit from Lufkin took Jacksonville handily Friday with a 26-0 victory. It was the first district loss for the Indians and the third win on record West Texas city, and the two other teams, Kilgore and Henderson, rested.

The mighty Marshall Mavericks chalked up their eighth straight victory of the season and fourth conference win by mauling Texar-kana at the May's stronghold. The Border City boys threw a scare into Marshall's fans early in the game when Jimmy Goff plunged for a touchdown after a 70-yard drive sparhed by the Texarkana ace's Marshall retaliated with a scoring spree which netted them six touchdowns with four stellar backs, Billy Ray Clark, Shields Mitchell, Gahlen Dinkle and Bubba Field, leading the way. Bobby Duncan, star Mav guard, broke up more than one Bear drive by his pass interceptions. Marshall proved once again that it' can capitalize on breaks in a big way. First downs the Tigers, 13 to 12, but the Mavs amassed 329 yards rushing to Tex-arkana's 139.

Tyler's Lions battled even-Stephen with the Longview Lobos for nearly three quarters before uncorking a tricky offense for two touchdowns in the final quarter and a well-deserved victory. Scores For Tyler Billy Porter scored first for the Lions, taking the ball on a hand-off from Julian Ray and dashing through right tackle 20 yards to score standing up. Layden Hitchcock, standing right half, and Paul Beckham set up the score in a Lion drive which started from their own 35-yard line near the end of the third quarter. Danny Fenn, Tyler left half, plunged from the Longview 2- DISTRICT 12-AA STANDINGS Ballard LH Scott Anderson RH Pipkin Russ FB Campbell Arkansas ...0 6 ft 7 7 Rice 0 0 0 -00 Arkansas srorinrc: Touchdown, Hoffman (for Campbell). Point after touchdown: Fowler (placement).

Rice Ends: W. Willis, 3. Williams, Taylor, Miner; tackles. Noble, Murphy: guards, Magee. Nail, Sultis renters Kwaitowski, Watson backs, Keeney, Walmsley, Stockhridge, Hoerster.

Arkansas Ends: McGaha, Hnmllton, Lubker; Thornton. F. Thomas, Hager: guards, Jackson, White, Counce: Team TEXAS AftM L. W. Pts.

Op. 64 28 0 1 1 1 8 8 1 I 1 ........0 Conroe Jacksonville Lufkin Palestine Nacogdoches Baton Rouge, Nov. 9 (JP). Louisiana State University used all its power to outplay Alabama in the early stages Saturday and then withstood a final period rally led by the great Harry Gilmer to defeat the Crimson Tide, 31 to 21, before an estimated 43,000. The still powerful Alabama squad showed flashes of last year's brilliant playing which carried the tide to the Rose Bowl, but was stopped cold during most of the game by an alert and hard running Tiger team.

1 Y. A. Tittle, Louisiana State quarterback, was able to hit his receivers repeatedly, and Dan San-difer, Tiger right half, brought the crowd to its feet twice on long runs, one on a lateral from substitute end Jim Loflin which was good for 82 yards and again on a 61 -yard pass from Tittle. 7 84 21 2 SMU Cloud Wilson Hamherger Cook Wright Iwis llalliday Ramsey Page Richards McKissick Gary Higgins Dickey Statzenberger Overly Moncrief Howell Daniels Welch Pickett Foe. LE LT LG RH RT RE -QB LH RH FB SEASON STANDINGS Team W.

T. L. Pts. Op. 126 81 center.

WhealeY; backs, Pritrhard, J. Da Conroe Lufkin Jacksonville .6 ..4 vid, Duke, Hoffman, Long, Holland. 1 4 8 A 0 0 0 Dusek 180 0 81 48 14 97 84 148 ....8 Palestine Score by ouarteri I 1 1 Nacoidoches ..........1 PRINCETON IS UPSET Princeton, N. Nov. 9 Lufkin defeated Conroe 26 to 0, but Texas A4M 0-14 SMU 0 0 0 0 0 Texas AM scoring: Touchdowns, Dusek points after touchdown.

Ballentine (for Dusek) 2 (placements). Substitutions: Texas AM Ends, Hook- The unheralded University of Virginia Cavaliers, who had lost their last two games by a total of 52 points, tore the Princeton line to later forfeited the gam for uslnc an ineligible player. THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY; NOV. II DISTRICT 11-AA TEAMS Kilgore at Tyler (conference). Marshall at Longview (conference).

Texarkana at Henderson (conference). Gladewater, idle. HJlMMIMItfltntHIMMIIItlM shreds Saturday and trotted off with a stunning 20-6 upset over for Conroe. The Palestine Wildcats proved themselves contenders in the Piney Woods flag race by beating Nacogdoches, 21 to 0, Friday night. Responsibility for knocking Conroe down to a prospective tie now lies with the Wildcats, who held Lufkin to an 8-to-0 win a few weeks ago.

The Lufkin Panthers, District 12-AA's real pacesetter, took their recent disappointment out- on a hapless Greenville team, running up an astronomical 61-to-0 count Friday night. Lufkin had beaten Conroe, 26 to 0, before they discovered that an ineligible Panther had seen service. The Panthers were led in their top-heavy victory by James Mott and Kenny Hallmark. In District 11-AA play this Friday the Tyler Lions will entertain the Kilgore Bulldogs, who now have two wins and two losses in conference competition. The Long- the Tigers.

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