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Unb 6 Ap mn 6) Scores hands just the play before, but when he went down to the end zone he made a circus catch to atone for his first error. Thompson missed the point and Tyler held on to a slim 9-7 lead with seven minutes remaining in the half. Tyler held Cameron on the 23-yard line after the Aggies had put together a good drive and caught fire in one of their best drives of neither team threatening the goal 'line. Tyler punched a drive tt the Cameron 22 yard line, but that failed to materialize when the Apaches suffered two 15-yard penalties. Tyler was penalized a total of 125 yards against the Ags, bringing their total to 330 in the past three The Apaches are idle next week.

Tyler Cameron 13 First Downs 10 1 By JIM HONEYWELL Sports Editor After looking like Ned in the First Reader for the first 15 minutes here Saturday night, Tyler Junior College buckled down to lash Cameron's undefeated Aggies, 16-7, in Rose Stadium. Three- times during the first quarter Tyler gave Cameron the ball inside the Apache 20-yard line. But three times the defense held and saved what could have been "a' very disastrous -night for TJC. And when they got rolling, the Apaches banged their way to two first-half touchdowns and a field goal and held Cameron to only 52 yards net rushing in the first half to wrap up the game. The big star for the Apaches was John Smith, a fine defensive end, who scored one touchdown on a pass and recovered two fumbles that led to two Tyler scores.

The Apaches jumped out in front with 6:10 left in the first quarter when end Dan Thompson jumped a field goal through from the four-yard line. The Apaches had Drought the ball from the Cameron 25 after Smith recovered a fumble. But on fourth down at the four, coach Floyd Wagstaff called for the field goal try and Thompson obliged. But that 3-0 lead was shortlived. Halfback James Shaw, who played a magnificent, game against Paris last "fumbled on a Cameron punt and the Aggies took over on the Tyler 20.

It took them just three plays to ram the ball down into the end zone. Quarterback Earl Tankers-ley carried over for the final yard. He added the point and with 50 seconds left in the first period Cameron was in front, 7-3: A big second period finished the scoring for the night. Smith recovered another fumble on the Cameron 19 and then hauled in an 18-yard pass from Stevens for the first Tyler touchdown. Smith missed a pass right in his il stead Leads Aggies the year.

From the Tyler 20, Larry Cor-ley alternate fullback, roared 10 yards, Cyphers hit Thompson for an 11-yard gain, Cyphers rolled out and kept for 22 yards, then it happened. Alternate halfback Warren Norvell raced 37 yards in and out of Aggie defenders for an amazing touchdown run that salted away the game. Cyphers added the point after and with a minute left in the half Tyler had the final count, 16-7. The battle waged back and fourth in the final half, with Tec kicked two extra points. He also kicked beautifully and led in ball-carrying with 69 yards.

Osborne made the second Aggi touchdown with a 14 yard sprint with a pitchout. Longhorns n. mm Past Tough 'r A Saturday's College Football Scares By The Auoclated Prii COLLEGE FOOTBALL Texts 21, Teui Tech 0. Baylor 14, Houston 6 Texas 20, Tulane 6 Texas 21. Texas Tech 0 E.

Texas St. 25, S'eastern La. 7 New Mexico 30, Colo. State 7 Oklahoma St, 25, N. Tex.

State 19 S'west Texas, St. 14, Payne 13 Lamar Tech 19, S'west La. 13 La. Tech 19, Austin 13 Sul Ross 27, Mexico 12 McMurry 6, Texas A4I 0 "EAST Iowa State 7, Syracuse 7 Boston College 20. Florida State 7 Dartmouth 27, New Hampshire 0 VM1 21.

Holy Cross 21 Vlllanova 20, Furman 0 Princeton 7, Rutgers 0 Army 42, Nebraska 0 Yale 27, Conn. 0 Penn State 19, Penn 14 Columbia 23, Brown 20 PMI 14, Wagner 12 Lycoming 40, Dickinson Lafayette 20, Muhlenberg 13 Buffalo 14, Carnegie Tech 9 Amherst 33, Springfield 14 Navy 33, William Mary Bates 21, Norwich 14 Mlddlebury 28, Wesleyan 6 Dover AFB 18. Trenton Tchrs 7 Kutztown Tchrs 25, Cheyney Tchrs Grove City 12, Wash, Sett. 6 Rochester 32, RP1 6 Shlppensburg Tchrs 27, Shepherd 7 National Aggies 14, Montclalr St. 0 Westminster 12, Thlel 0 Lehiah 19.

Delaware 14 Maritime, Mass. 21 Post 3 American Int'l 13. Upsala 13 Colgate 14, Cornell 13 Delaware State 13, Bloomsburg 0 Hobart 26. Allegheny 7 Brockport Tchrs 26, Mansfield 0 Vermont 26, Union 6 Brandels 14, Colby 6 Worcester Poly 19, New Britain Tchrs 0 Hofstra 27. St.

Lawrence 0 New Haven Tchrs 33. Drexel 2 Indiana, Pa. Tchrs 14, Calif. Pa. Tchrs 13 EdUiDoro 32, Slippery KocK 7 St.

Vincent, Pa. 43, Clarion 13 Rhode Island 25, Maine 7 Scranton 20, Albright 0 Leb. Valley 21, Wilkes 0 Boston U. 66, Mass. 6 Gettysburg 19, Bucknell 0 SOUTH SMU 0.

Georgia Tech 0 Vanderbilt 9, Georgia 6 Auburn 7, Tennessee 0 North Carolina 26, Clemson 0 Duke 40, Virginia 0 North Carolina St. 48, Maryland 13 West Virginia 14, Va. Tech 0 Randolph Macon 20, W. Md. 20 Central State 23, Morgan State 7 Florida 27, Wake Forest 0 Miss.

State 10, Memphis fi South Carolina 26, Wofford 0 Franklin 13, Georgetown, 12 Mississippi 15, Kentucky 0 Dillard 20. Phil-Smith 0 Catawba vs. Newberry postponed, rain uetnany, w.va. 50 va. Wesleyan 13 Sewanee 25, Howard, Ala.

0 W. Ky. 10, E. Tenn. 6 LSU 28.

Alabama 0 Shaw 11, Va. Union 0 Miss. So. 13, Trinity, Tex. 0 Hamp-Sidney 14, Emory A Henry 13 EUwbeth City 20, Fayetteville 7 Maryville, Tenn.

19, Centre 7 Tenn. Wes. at Carson-Newman, ppd rain Taugaloo 6, Rust 0 Prairie View 22, Jackson State Tampa 53, Troy 7 S. C. State 16, Bethune-Cookman 0 Middle Tenn.

25, Jacksonville, Ala. 0 Eton 25, Guilford 14 Appalachian 25, W. Carolina 0 Bluefield 34. Hampton 0 Fairmont 32, Glenville 13 W. Liberty 7, Salem Murray 7, Florence, Ala.

0 N'western La. 23, McNeese 20 N'east La. 33, Delta 0 Millsaps 12, Livingston, Ala. 6 Miss. College 19, S'western, Tenn.

7 MIDWEST Wisconsin 60, Marquette 6 Michigan St. 54, Indiana 0 Minnesota 46, Washington 7 TCU 18, Ohio State 14 Notre Dame 12. Purdue 0 Michigan 16, USC 6 Oregon State 34, Kansas Iowa 70, Utah State 14 Missouri 35, Arizona 13 Mlllikin 15, Carrol 6 Lake Forest 16. Ilinois Weseyan 7 Wheaton 70, Elmhurst 0 Wh 5 VVC UfUffC 4mJ-J 172 31 17 3 2 5 4 125 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Pass Attempts Pass Completions-Intercepted By Fumbles Fumbles Lost Penalties, Yards Punts 149 19 14 2 3 5 2 55 0 0 0 0 Score by Quarters: Tyler 3 13 Cameron 7 0 Scoring: Dan Thompson. 4-yard field goal.

John Smith, 18-yard pass from Stevens. Warren Norvell, 37-yard run. Earl Tankersley, 1-yard plunge. PAT Cyphers 1, Tankersley 1. 1-0 Tech fought stubbornly on defense and battled four times deep but couldn't muster a goal line punch.

The Red Raiders reached the Aggie 6, 20, 18 and 24-yard lines. Triumph on Texas provided a dizzy finish on the kickoff when end Larry Ste phens jarred Tulane halfback Will Ellzey loose from the ball at the Tulane 2 and center Bob Harwerth recovered. One play later, fullback Mike Dowdle plunged over for the touchdown. Ramirez, an unheralded sophomore from Hebronville, Texas, who wasn't even listed on the squad when fall practice opened, played a key role in Texas' first two touchdowns. The 6-foot, 2-inch halfback figured in 54 of Texas' 67 yards in its first touchdown in the second period, and in 37 of his team's 47 yards in the second drive, as a passed, receiver or runner.

Ramirez, who caught four passes for 60 yards and was Texas leading ballcarrier with 54 yards, scored the game-winning touchdown on Fnndren's three-yard pass. i Fondren converted after each of Texas' final period touchdowns which broke a 6-6 deadlock. Tulane opened the scoring early in the period, as sophomore quarterback Richard Petitbon plunged over from the 1 at the payoff end of a 61 -yard drive, sparked by a 26-yard run by halfback Gene Tarzetti and a 21 -yard pass from Gene Newton to Terzetti Texas tied the score with 27 seconds left before halftime, when Fondren slammed over from the 2 The Longhorns' 67-yard march was paced by a 30-yard pass by Ramirez to Stephens and a 12-yard aerial from Fondren to Ramirez. Tulane 0 0 0 8 Texas i 0 6 0 1420 Tulane scoring Touchdowns Petitbon (1, run). Texas scoring Touchdowns: Fondren (2, run): Ramirez IX pass); uowaie (2, rum.

conversions, tonaren 2. 14 174 90 First Downs 9 Rushtnc Ysrdsse 197 21 1-5 Passing Yardage S-10 s-in Passea 0 Panes Intercepted by 2 nimble Lost 31 Yards Penalised Punts rat A Apache touchdown against Cameron. Defending for the Aggies is Jackie Martin. FIRST TYLER TD Star of the night John Smith, No. 86, hauls in on 18-yard touchdown pass from Harold Stevens for the first SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1957 12 PAGES the time at quarterback, with the other quarterback Veteran Rodd Osobrone at half, scored the first touchdown" with a 1-foot plunge, got the third on his 22-yard whirl around left end and Washington Stale jcoresij 10 win uver bears mm PULLMAN, Sept.

28 (IP). Passing wizard Bob Newman guided Washington State to a thrill-packed 13-7 victory over California Saturday and moved the Cougars into top early season contention for the Pacific Coast Conference's Rose Bowl choice. Newman completed 10 of 16 passes to set up both Cougar touchdowns and called on his surprisingly tough ground game to keep the California defenses unbalanced. The booming Washington State attack wrapped up the victory in the first half, when California also scored its only touchdown. Both teams were stymied time and again by penalties in the second half.

Newman put his team in front in the first period. He completed six of eight passes on the scoring drive, but it was his understudy, quarterback Bunny Aldrich, who passed the last seven yards to end Jack Fanning with 4:50 to play. Aldrich converted. California scored when sub quarterback Gabe Arrillaga plunged over from a yard out. Fullback Max Hale converted to end the Texas College Beats Paul Quinn Texas College downed Paul Quinn in Steer Stadium Saturday night, 19-6.

The Steers led by Gus Cisicero and Henry Jackson racked up 625 yards rushing as compared to Paul Quinn's 285. William Crandall scored Paul Quinn's lone TD. By HAROLD V. RATLIFF LUBBOCK, Sept. 28 (iD-Sopho-more Charley Milstead piloted often sputtering, penalty dogged Texas to a 21-0 victory over leather-tough Texas Tech tonight.

The tall and talented blond from Tyler, Tex. scored two one on a 22-yard run, in leading the nation's second ranked team through its -12th straight game without defeat, "The Aggies were 'ragged "on their plays and piled up 110 yards in penalties that hampered their stolid offense. A crowd of 27,000 the largest ever to see a iootDau game in Lubbock watched the burly Aggies administer Tech second defeat. Milstead, who played most of Texas I 7- Texas Teen Texas scoring Touchdowns: Milstead 2 (1-foot plunge, 22, run); Osborne (14, run). Conversions: Milstead 2, Conrad.

Texas Texas Tech First downs 13 15 Rushing yardage 241 236 Passing yardage 14 Passes 13-8 Passes Intercepted by 1 0 Punts Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 110 114 Stephen F. Austin Beaten By Tech NACOGDOCHES, Sept. 28. Louisiana Tech edged out Stephen F. Austin here tonight 19-13.

Tech scored the first tally driving 28 yards with B. K. Miller going five yards for the TD. J. W.

Flack missed the conversion. Stephen F. Austin drove 62 yards in the first quarter. Fullback Ronnie Neil got off a 58-yard touchdown run up the middle and Motto Gaddis converted to give SFA a 7-6 lead. In the second period SFA recov ered a Tech fumble on Tech's 16 and Gaddis ran over from the one.

Gaddis missed the extra point try. Tech managed to rack up their second score on the last play before the half ended with Paul Hynes going over from the one-yard line. The winning touchdown came early in the third quarter on a 52-yard drive with Hynes taking a pitchout from quarterback James MacCabe and traveling 26 yards for the TD. Slack converted to give Tech the victory. Plst Squeak CP AUSTIN, Sept.

28 (IP). Quarterback Walter Fondren and a sophomore unknown, Rene Ramirez, led the comeback Texas Longhorns to a 20-6 victory Saturday night over Tulane before 33,000 fans in Memorial Stadium. The victory was the second straight for the sophomore-studded eleven of Coach Darrell Royal in his first-season efforts to rebuild the once-mighty Longhorns. Texas scored two touchdowns in the last four and one-half minutes of the game to nail down the victory. Fondren flipped a three-yard scoring pass to put Texas in the lead, and the Longhorns scored an insurance touchdown immediately after the kickoff Ole Miss Scores 15-0 Victory LEXINGTON, Sept.

28 OrV-Sophomore Bobby Franklin, 165 pounds of mystery to Kentucky defenders, arched a touchdown pass on the run tonight, starting Mississippi to a comfortable 15-0 Southeastern Conference football victory. The second string quarterback sparked one Ole Miss threat and came back in the third period to cap a 61-yard march with an 11-yard scoring pass to end Larry Grantham. Iowa State Holds Syracuse To Tie SYRACUSE, N. Sept. 28 UP) Iowa State scored a mild upset today as the Cyclones Tallied from behind, held off a last period scoring threat.

and held highly regarded Syracuse to a 7-7 tie. Houston, 14-6 had one intercepted and completed 15. Houston tried only five, had one intercepted and completed one. Despite fumbles and cass inter ceptions which set up scoring opportunities, both teams got their roucnaowns on sustained drives. Houston lost two fumbles and Baylor one.

Houston 0 6 08 Bayl" 0 0 7 7-14 Houston scoring Ttouchdown: King (3, pass from Lewis). Baylor Touchdowns: Fisher (S, run), Hickman (L plunge). Conversions: Beall, 2. Baylor Houston First downs 10 Rushing yardage 186 188 Passing yardage 142 3 15-23 15 Passes Intercepted by 1 Punta Mi.3 Fumbles lost i Yards penalized 55 25 It climbed the hard way, 5CMCp- I Off ine roaa. i SECTION 2 TYLER, TEXAS, WACO, Sept 28 UP) The Baylor Bears struck for two touchdowns on long drives tonight and held off stubborn Houston for a 14-6 victory in a game of missed opportunities.

Baylor struck for its first touchdown to open the third period. Farrell Fisher took the kickoff on his own 12 and got to the Houston 49 in a beautiful 39-yard return. Arthur Beall drove to the Houston 46, then Louis Humphrey tried a keeper that got only two. Humphrey then passed to Earl Miller on the Houston 27. Larry Hickman, the Baylor workhorse tonight, crashed for two yards.

After an incomplete pass, Humphrey hit Bill Anderson on the Houston 3, again for 22 yards. Fisher drove over and Beall converted. It turned out that was the ball game. Houston struck back, however, with Harold Lewis taking the kickoff on his own two and cutting to his own left. He sprinted all the way to the Baylor 35 where Hickman, the only Baylor defend er left with a chance at him.

tipped Lewis enough to make him step out of bounds. Owen Mulholland, Claude King and a 15-yard penalty put the ball on the Baylor 2. Lewis took a pitchout, ran to his left and passed to King, who was all alone in the end zone. Mulholland was rushed, howev er, and missed the extra point try. Late in the same period, Dick Clark took a Houston punt on his own 33 and ran to the Baylor 42.

Doyle Traylor's pinpoint passing to Clark put the ball on the Houston 33. Then Humphrey came in after the end of the third period and passed to Bill Anderson and with Fisher, Beall and Hickman crashing the line, moved to the Houston 2. Hickman crashed over and Beall converted. Hickman broke loose on a draw play in the final period on one of the prettiest runs of the night. He was almost trapped behind the line on the Baylor 30, but pulled his leg free and spurted all the way to the Houston 25 on a power run.

That series of downs earned to the Houston 4, where the Cougars took over on downs. Except for a Baylor drive stopped by the halftime gun, the first half was an accumulation of missed opportunities. At the end of the first period, Hickman kick ed from the 50-yard line and Claude King of Houston bobbled the, ball on the Houston five. It rolled to the Houston nine, where Lee Harrington recovered. On the first play, however, Austin Gon- soulin of Baylor smashed off left tackle, lost the ball and Charley Brown recovered on the Houston nine for the Cougars.

Late in the second period, Mike Michon punted from the Houston 37 to the Baylor 25, where it was grounded. Baylor started a roaring drive upfield, sparked by Doyle Traylor's threatening runs and deadly passing. Traylor couldn't find a receiver Baylor Fiery ose roiy 41, concoraia, hi. ast Missouri 41, Eastern 111. rleton 28.

Monmouth 14 Iowa 13, Knox 8 Coe 35. Lawrence 7 Tenn. Tech 12, Youngitown Luther 27, Dubuque 6 Carthage 13, Principle 13 Anderson 20, Manchester Hanover 52, Indiana Central IS Ottawa, Kan. 13, Friends Pittsburg, Kan. 31, Warrensburg 0 Flndlay 6, Ashland 6 Toledo 14, Ohio U.

6 Ohio Northern 14, Wilmington 12 Drake 25, S. D. St. 7 Doane 21, Midland 7 Evansville 34. Indiana St.

27 Concordia, Minn. 34, Minn. Duluth 6 Gus-Adolphus 6, MacAlester Augsburg 7, St. Thomas Winona 19, Bemldjl 8 Iowa Tchrs 18, N. D.

Aggies 0 St. Norbert's 14, Mankato 6 South Dakota 20, Augustana 7 Moorhead 52, St. Cloud 0 Jamestown 31, Dickinson TC 0 Adrian 26, Olivet 0 Arkansas SC 13, S. HI. 6 Cincinnati 19, Wichita 13 St.

Ambrose 46, Missouri Valley 0 Culver-Stockton 53, Wm. Penn 0 Sterling, Kan. 20, S'western, Kan. 0 Kan. Wes.

26, Bethany 7 Kearney 26, Peru 14 Platteville 13, La Crosse 7 N. Illinois 19, Beoit 0 River Falls 20, Stout 0 Northland 6, Lakeland 0 Eau Claire 18, Uuperior 31. Oshkosh 13 FAR WEST Stanford 2S. Northwestern Michigan 16, USC 6 Colorado 30. Utah 24 Wmh State 13.

Calif. W. Colorado 14, Colorado St. 13 Unneld 33, Lewis uarK 6 Pacific Lutheran 7, Puget Sound 6 Southern Oregon 44, British Columbia 0 Willamette, Ore. 26, Whitworth 12 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 4, Chicago 1 New York 2, Boston 0 Kansas City 5, Detroit 3, 13 innings Baltimore 9, Washington 1 Won Lost Pet.

Behind New York 98 55 .640 Chicago 90 63 .588 8 Boston 81 72 .529 17 Detroit ....77 76 .503 21 Baltimore 75 76 .497 22 Cleveland 75 77 .493 22Vi Kansas City 59 93 .388 38tt Washington ....55 98 .359 43. SUNDAY'S GAMES New York at Boston Ditmar (8-3) vs. Bauman (0-0). Baltimore at Washington Johnson (14-11) vs. Griggs (0-1).

Kansas City at Detroit Gorman (5-9) or Hill ((H)) vs. Hoett (9-11) or Stump (1-0). NATIONAL LEAGUE By The Associated Press Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1, New York 0 Cincinnati Milwaukee 0 Chicago 6. St. Louis 4.

night. Woa Lest Pet. Behind Milwaukee 94 59 .614 St. Louis 87 66 .569 7 Brooklyn 84 69 .549 10 Cincinnati 80 73 .523 14 Philadelphia ....76 77 .497 18 New York 69 84 .451 25 Pittsburgh 61 92 .339 33 Chicago 6, St Louis 4, night x-Playing night game. SUNDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati at Milwaukee Hook (0-1) vs.

Trowbridge (7-5). Pittsburgh at New York Friend (13-18) vs. Antonelli (12-17). Brooklyn at Philadelphia Craig (8-8) vs. Morehead (0-1).

Chicago at St. Louis Drabowsky (12-15) vs. Barnes (0-0). A's 5, Tigers 3 DETROIT, Sept1 28 Gus Zernial's 27th homer in the 13th inning today gave the Kansas City Athletics a 5-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. ubs 6, Cards 4 srr LOUIS, Sept 28 The rtdrjiso Cubs straining to avoid finishing last for the second year In row rallied for five runs in 1h tighthlmnTigtonlghtneVlseat the Form Chart on the second play and ran 19 yards.

The next play his receivers were covered again and once more he ran, gaining three after being in the clear for a second. Hickman then gained 10 on a draw play to the Houston 43. Traylor passed to Wisener for nine yards, to Miller for 15 and to Wisener again for 10 to put the ball on the Houston 10 with five seconds to go. Baylor got a five-yard penalty for delay of the game and the halftime gun stopped the Bears there on the Houston 15 with first and goal. The rushing yardage was al most evenly split, with Houston getting 188 and Baylor 186.

But Traylor and Humphries made the difference in the air as the Bears got 142 yards passing to 3 for Houston. Baylor tried 23 passes, Vanderbilt Downs Georgia, 9 To 6 ATHENS, Sept. '28 W-End Bob Taylor blocked a punt for a Vanderbilt safety, Boyce Smith's passing brought a touchdown two minutes later and the Commodores made it stand up for a 9-6 football victory over Georgia today. Georgia narrowed the margin with a touchdown midway the fourth period and later tried for a tie with a field goal. But Ken Cooper's kick, with 3 minutes 55 seconds left, was short and wide from the 16.

The desperate Bulldogs were passing furiously at the end but the clock ran out with the ball on Vandy's 15. Indians Upset Texas 6-0 KINGSVILLE, Sept. 28 Ufi The McMurry Indians scored late in the first quarter tonight to upset Texas 6-0. Texas was previously undefeated and untied in 3 games. The Indians went 81 yards in 13 plays with Quarterback Tommy McAdams going the final three through right tackle.

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