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PRO GRID WacMers 9 Siarr Back i Guides 28-10 legionals Inclioorboy Vict ry Over -j- a '-Niners unv- By MIKE O'BRIEN MILWAUKEE (UPI) The Green Bay Packers, with Bart Starr at- quarterback after a four-game absence to re-charge their punishing ground attack, rolled to a 28-10 victory over" thean Francisco Forty-Niners ounuay ana Kepi weir national Football League Western Division title hopes alive. The Packers scored all their points in the first half with Starr, who had been out with a broken hand, tossing key short yardage passes and direct- Ing a relentless running game. in AA while Smton and Paul Pewitt have ties. Rosebud and Hull-Daisetta are unbeaten and untied in A while Boerne, Petersburg, Hallsville and Bastrop have their records marred only MB? Wilson district 6 playoff Tues-' day nightTTJarland vs. Texar-kana, Houston Waltrip vs.

Spring Branch, Port Arthur vs. Pasadena, Temple vs. Corpus Christi Miller, San Antonio Lee vs. San Antonio Brackenridge. Class AAA Dumas vs.

An btarr completed 10 of 15 first half passes for 87 yards and one touchdown. The Packers rolled to their first touchdown on 12 plays ter taking the opening kick6ff i Fullbaek Jim Taylor ripped off gains of 10 and 18 yards to spark the 'drive. With third down and 11 yards to go on the San Francisco 11, Starr passed to- Boyd Dowler on the' goal line arid he plunged in for the score with 6:33 gone in the period. The teams traded the ball twice to end the opening per them unbeaten and untied. South Oak Cliff and San Antonio Lee are the last unbeaten, untied teams in AAAA while Garland, Spring Branch; Pasadena and Amarillo Tascosa have ties on their records.

Class AAA's -undefeated and untied are Dumas, Corsicana, Gonzales and South San Antonio. Pharr-San Juan-Alamo is undefeated but has been tied. Classes AA and A are in their second round with only four unbeaten teams left in AA and six in A. Dalhart and Katy are the last teams with perfect records I 1'- Antonio Saturday, 8 p.m. CLASS AA (second round) Dajhart vs.

Muleshoe at Canyon Thurs- aay, i zp.m i Winters vs. Crane at Midland Friday, 7:30 o.m. Jacksboro vs. Rockwall at Arlington Friday. 8 o.m.

Paul Pewitt vs. Pine Tree et Long-view Saturday. 8 m. San Saba vs. Taylor at Kllleen FrldayJ p.m.

Katy vs. Liberty at Aldlne Friday, 8 p.m. Missouri City Dulles Hondo at Seguin Friday, 8 p.m. Donna at Sinton Friday, 8 p.m. Stratford vs.

Petersburg at Duma! "Friday. 7:30 o.m. Merkei vs. Big Lake at San Ahgelr p.m. Albany vs.

Henrietta at Abilene Friday, p.m. Clifton vs. Van Alstyne at Lancaster 8 p.m. Jefferson vs. Hallsvllle at Marshall Fri day, 7:30 p.m.

Rosebud vs. Bastrop at Rockdale Friday. 7:45 P.m. Hull-Dalsetta vs. George West at Wharton Friday, 8 P.m.

Boerne-vs. Woodsboro at Karnes City inoay, a p.m. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Three defending state champions andconeinaking a return after a year's lapse are in the field- as the Texas football race rolls into its regional rounds- this week. San Antonio Brackenridge, not favored by any means and expected to be knocked out in its first playoff appearance, is back in Class -AAAA. The Eagles tackle undefeated, untied San Antonio Lee Friday night.

Mighty Dumas, winner of 22 games in a row and twice champion of Class AAA, starts after its third straight title in a clash with Andrews at Lubbock Thanksgiving Day. a surprise returnee but looking capable of repeating as Class AA champion, takes ton Rockwall at Arlington Friday night. Rockwall became a ace when it crushed highly rated Lake Highlands 40-0 last week. There is no defending champion in Class A but Albany, which won it two years in a row and then failed on a third attempt, is again in the running and this time appears destined to make it. Classes AAAA and AAA will be opening, state play with this schedule: Class AAAA Ysleta Bel Air vs.

San-Angelo, Amarillo Tas-cosa vs. Grand Prairie, Fort Worth Paschal vs. winner of thei South Oak Cliff-Dallas Woodrow BUILDING FOR FUTURE 8 at A THREE-ARMED BOBCAT? Hallsyille end James Greer (white jersey) goes high for a pass rom quarterback Lindsey Roberts (not shown) during Saturday night Class A bi-district Auqustine's Wolves. An unidentifiabN defender breaks up the play. iod, but on the first series of the -second quarter, halfback Elijah Pitts connected with Ron Kramer from the Forty-Niners' 21.

Kramer sliced through two defenders Wnnrkprl nror Flhor fought, 14-8 decrsidn to earn the drews, Snyder vs. Graham, Fort Worth Castleberry vs. McKin-ney, Palestine "vs. Corsicana, Nederland vs. Conroe, El Campo vs.

-LaMarque, Austin Johnston vs. Gonzales, South San Antonio vs. Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. Only 12 undefeated teams are left in the two classes, seven of SCHOOLBOY FOOTBALL By The Associated Press Playoff sites and dates in Texas schoolboy ifootball this week: CLASS AAAA (first round) Ysleta Bel Air at San Angelo Friday, p.m. Grand Prairie at Amarillo Tascosa Saturday, 2 p.m.

Fort Worth Paschal vs. South Oak Cliff-Dallas Wilson winner at Fort Worth- Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Texarkana at Garland Friday, 8 p.m. Houston Waltrip at Spring Branch Friday, 7:30 p.m. Pasadena at Port Arthur Friday, 8 p.m.

Temple at Corpus Chrlstl Miller Saturday, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio- Lee vs. San Antonio Brack enridge Friday, p.m. CLASS AAA (first round) Dumas vs. Andrews at Lubbock Thursday, 2 p.m.

Snyder vs. Graham at Abilene Thurs day, 2 p.m. Fort Worth Castleberry vs. McKlnney Denton Friday, 8 p.m. Corsicana at Palestine Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Nederland at Conroe Friday, 7:30 p.m. El Campo at LaMarque Friday, 7:30 p.m. Gonzales at Austin Johnston Friday, 7:30 p.m. Pharr-San Juan-Alamo at South San By Alan Mover 'Kimbrough on the three and went over. Jerry Kramer's kick made it 14-0 with 1:21 gone.

The San Francisco drives carried to Green Bay's 25 before bogging down and Tommy Davis kicked a 32-yard field goal with 4:52 gone. Green Bay started on another Angeles Baltimore I STANDINGS NFL Standing By United Press International Eastern Division WIT Pet PP PA New York 8 3 0 .727 337 222 Cleveland 3 194 St. Louis Pittsburgh Washington Philadelphia 8 3 0 .727 269 217 6 3 2 .667 260 223 3 8 0 .273 225 291 2 8 1 .200 195 289 Western Division Pet PP PA Chicago Green Bay Baltimore Detroit Minnesota" Los Angeles San Fran. 9 11 92 0 5 6 0 4 7 0 4 7 0 4 7 0 2 9 0 .900 233 106 .818 304 162 .455 220 239 .364 261 218 .364 248 319 .364 159 283 .182 157 322 Sunday's Results St. Louis 24 New York 17 Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 17 (tie) Washington 13 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 27 Dallas 17 Green Bay 28 San Francisco 10 Minnesota 34 Detroit 31 Los, Angeles 17, Baltimore 18.

AFL Extends Its Schedule NEW YORK (UPI) The American Football League, which postponed all four games Sunday, is extending its league schedule one week and has set Dec. 29 as the date for its championship playoff, thus setting up a possible playoff dou-bleheader for television fans. The National Football League title game is scheduled for the same day and will be played the Central Time Zone (Chi cago or Green Bay) while the' AFL contest will be staged later (probably in San Diegd) in the Pacific Time Zone. By JOE ST. AMANT LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Los Angeles Rams squeezed past the favored Baltimore Colts by a 17-16 score Sunday on a ny Villaneuva in a game fea tured by the running of Dick Bass and a tough Ram defense.

The Colts, favored by three and one half points, had a chance to win the game in the Here's the attendance figures on the seven games: St. Louis-New York 62,992 San Francisco-Green Bay 45,905 Chicago-Pittsburgh 36,465 Washington-Philadelphia 60,671 Dallas-Cleveland 55,096 Detroit-Minnesota 28,763 Baltimore-Los Angeles 45,000 At New York, there were no noticeable empty seats, but the crowd was unusually quiet. At Milwaukee, where the Packers and 49ers met, a capacity crowd was on hand. At Pittsburgh and Philadelphia there were sellout crowds. At Cleveland, the crowd was somewhat less than a sellout.

At Minnesota, the crowd was below average, but a spokesman said it seemed to be because of the weather cold and cloudy. At Los Angeles, the crowd turned out to be just about what had been expected. Classic back-to-back 69s for a 279 total and a tie for fifth place with Bob Goetz of Tulsa, Okla. It was enough to boost Nicklaus' earnings for the year to $100,040. Bob Shave Jr.

of Stillwater, finished second behind Baxter with a 71-70-67-69277. Los By Winner MTf T9 MMLPROP OF MRS7PCTP fftfI6. 6M MASMGR WtL 8KPG son in the regional round It is scheduled Friday night Photo by Bill Klozik) fourth quarter when they moved down to the Ram 17 but Jim Martin, who had kicked three earlier field goals, missed 1 one from the 17. A somber crowd of 48,555 observed one minute of silence just before the game started in memory of President Kennedy. The crowd did not come out of its apparent lethargy until well into the first quarter when Bass broke loose on a slant off the left side of the Colt line and rambled 51 yards to the Baltimore seven.

On the third play after that, Art Perkins scored from the one yard line and Villaneuva converted to put the Rams out in front 7-3. Bass carried the ball 19 times for a total gain of 120 yards. The Colts went out in front 10-7 at the start of the second quarter after fullback Jerry Hill scored on a 20-yard run up the middle. 7K by ties. In the second round this week Jhey pair as follows: Class AA Dalhart vs.

Mule: shoe, Winters vs. Crane, Jacksboro vs. Rockwall, Pewitt vs. Pine San Saba vs. Taylor, Katy vs.

Liberty, Missouri Cky Dulles vs. Hondo, Sinton Donna. Class A-Stratford vs. Peters-burg Merkei vs. Big Lake, Albany vs.

Henrietta, Clifton vs. Van Algtyne, Jefferson vs. Hallsville, Rosebud vs. Bastrop, Hull-Daisetta George West, Boerne Vs. Woodsboro.

The sensation of Class AA's first; round last week was Mule-shoe, a team with a 5-5 record that knocked i off highly rated Denver But Jacksboro was impressive in a 39-14 triumph over Mansfield and Taylor was, impressive in the No. I team Rockdale 9-7. Katy was another making a strong showing as- it clouted Livingston 42-14. Albany was outstanding as it smashed undefeated, untied Goldthwaite 28-8, Hallsville looked good in a 14-8 victory over unbeaten, untied San Augustine, and Hull-Daisetta was awesome in an 18-0 triumph over Houston King. were filled with few exceptions.

At Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, there were exceptional turnouts. The biggest crowd of the season, 36,465, jammed Forbes Field for the Chicago Bears-Pittsburgh Steelers game. The Baltimore Colts and Los Angeles Rams played before 48,555, largest crowd since opening day. At the same time, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle reaffirmed his decision to keep the 14 NFL teams in action. At Yankee Stadium, where St.

Louis defeated New York 24-17 before a sellout crowd of 62,992, Rozelle said. "Everyone has a different way of paying respects. I went to church Sunday and I imagine many of the people here at the game did too. I cannot feel that playing the game was disrespectful nor can I feel that I have made a mistake." Baxter Is Despite in I OPf )T AIL SECTION 2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1963 12 PACES Good Crowds Attend Games march and on a third down and one situation at the San Fran- block from Ron Kramer, bolted over right tackle and went all the way. Jerry Kramer's kick made it 21-3 with 9:39 gone.

The Forty-Niners Bill Cooper fumbled the ensuing kickoff and the Packers' Frank Mestnik re-i covered on the 49ers 27. With fourth down and one yard to go -v, i- ..1. i me ir ins awcpi iigui eiiu aim went 14 yards for the score. The kick made it Packers 28, San Francisco 3. The Forty-Niners scored their only touchdown with four seconds to play on an 11-yard pass from Lamar Mchan to Kay.Mc Farland.

Basketball Action Scheduled Tonight Chapel Hill's Bulldogs mvade New London tonight for a pair of basketball games. The 'B" team gets underway at 6:30 and will be followed by the varsity contest. Eagles Contribute PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Pete Rctzlaff, president of the National Football League's Players Association, said Sunday each member of the Philadelphia Eagles has contributed $50 toward a fund for the widow of the Dallas policeman slain while trying to arrest a suspect in the President Kennedy murder. Protests I Ski i uSf Southwest Texas battle at.Longview with San gustine The Bobcats a hard- Jeffer- this week. at all.

(Sports Sneaks 17-16 But the Rams bounced back with a 77 yard touchdown march as Perkins once again went over from the-one. Martin kicked his second field goal just before the half but the Rams held a 14-13 lead at that point. With less than two minutes gone in the third period Martin kicked a 41-yard field goal and the Colts were out in front 16-14. Johnny Unltas, veteran Colt quarterback, moved Baltimore down to the Ram 10 mainly on passes to Raymond Berry and 'Hill. On, second down Unites lofted a pass Intended for Berry in the left side of the, end zone but Ram linebacker Mike Henry intercepted the ball and ran it out to the 28.

In the fourth quarter two fumbles by Ram quarterback Roman Gabriel gave the Colts other chances to start an offen- Outright the runnerup spot. And, Howard Payne won its first league game in a 26 22 homecoming wrangle with Sul Ross. Sam Houston cancelled its scheduled game with Lamar Tech in deference to the death of President Kennedy. The week end completed league play except for Howard Payne's non conference tilt at Abilene next Saturday with Hardin-Simmons, but the champion Bobcats may get a chance to play in the NAIA playoffs. IBAJON STANDINOS Pel.

Pfi Opt 10 0 0 1.000 210 81 Southwest Taxaa East Texas S. F. Austin-Sam Houston Texas A8.I Howard Payna' .750 128 .700 181 .542 172 115 173 127 .222 (1 204 ui KOSS .147 107 149 CONPBRBNCt STANDINOS (Final) Southwest Taxaa 4 0 i. F. Austin 4 2 East Texas 4 1 Texas AM 3 3 Sam Houston 2 3 Howard Payna 1 3 Sul Doll 0 1.000 lit 40 0 .447 110 73 0 .447 (1 48 0 .500 87 89 1 .417 117 84 0 .147 71 151 1 .083 77 121 LA IT WICK'S RESULTS Southwest Texas 20 Texas 4, East Texas 14 F.

Austin 8, Howard Payne 24 Sul Ross 22, Lamar Tech at Sam Houston, cancelled. THIS WEfK's SCHEDULE SATUR DAY Howard Payna vs. Hardtn-Simmons at Abilene. ban Au wo rigmtxtofplay the plaVrJfcP; irrsvarsn llrri6uted by King toturej Syndicate. J.

Wins 2nd By United Preu littnvatlonat Southwest Texas Stat won the Lone Star Conference football title, its second undisputed championship in 32 years of campaigning, by defeating the defending champion and winding up with its perfect season since 1921. The Bobcats drove 88,71 and 73 yards for touchdowns and were never behind as they defeated Texas 20-6 last Saturday night for their sixth conference victory and 10th of the year Without a loss. Southwest Texas last won an outright title with an 8-1 record in 1948 and also shared a championship in 1954. The only other unbeaten season was a 7-0 mark posted when the school was a member of the long-time defunct Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA). Meanwhile, East Texas State spoiled Stephen F.

Austin State's hopes of at least an undisputed second place when the Lions beat the Lumberjacks 14 -8 at Commerce to leave both with 4-2 league records and sharing it In Thanksgiving Classic ic: ic Longhorns, Aggies Highlight SWG Play Of Cajun GORG 80S9OP rf HVf 9rVKSA prtsV pose CP Ort MPCAT tKT0GT. Of 23t C.O$S.T M7 NEED ALL THE HELP THEY CAtiGEX scoring lead with 48 points each. The Texas-Texas clash will be the 70th in the history of football relations between the two state schools. The Aggies haven't won one in seven years and they won't be expected to change the trend Thursday. But a 13-6 victory over Rice for the Aggies' first conference triumph two weeks ago made respected by the Long-horns.

Texas defeated Rice only by 10-6. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE By Th Aisoclattd Prtit SEASON STANDINGS Teim Pel. Wi OP Texaj 0-8 1.000 18 52 ooyior i 3 ISO 95 Rice 5 3 0 .625 100 B6 Texas Tech 5 0 .500 147 178 Arkansas 5 0 .500 179 94 Southern Methodist .4 4 0 .500 116 102 Texaj Christian 3 4 1 .438 102 118 Texas 2 6 1 .278 77 133 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Tm Pel Mi OP Texas A A fl i Ann 117 I Baylor. 4 1 0 .800 101 54 1 I .400 49 33 Arkansas 3 4 0 .429 9s it Southern Methodist .230 urn ax 7 Texas Tech 2 5 0 .284 73 155 lexas Christian 1 3 1 .300 45 84 Texas A8.M 1 4 1 .250 48 94 kH9l neEK'S RESULTS Arkansas 27, Texas Tech 20 Southern Methodist vs. Baylor at Waco, postponed Rice vs.

Texas Chrstlan at Fort Worth, THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE 1 Thursday Texas vs. Texas at ioi lege Marion. Saturday Baylor vs. Rice at Houston, Southern Methodist vs. Texas Christian er con wonn.

LEADING) SCORERS Flayer TD PAT FO TP Tommy Ford. Texas 0 ifl Tony Crosby, Texas 0 24 I 48 Larry Elkins, Baylor 7 2 0 44 Phil Harris. Texas 2 0 38! L. Daniels, Tech 0 14 8 38 Don Trull. Baylor 6 0 0 34 Billy Gannon, SMU 5 0 0 30 Bill Gray, Arkansas 0 0 30 Donny Anderson, Tech 4 0 0 24 James Ingram, Baylor 4 0 0 24 David Parka.

Tech i 0 0 4 Jack aBrasutlU Ark. 4 0 24 In NFL By The Associated Press Despite vigorous verbal protests from some quarters, the National Football League staged its seven-game program Sunday before sombre crowds and filled seats. The NFL proceeded with its scheduled program, only two days after the assassination of President Kennedy, while the American Football League postponed a four-game program, NFL club spokesmen admitted receiving phone calls protesting the decision to go ahead with Sunday's schedule. But these same spokesmen said that the reserved seats in their parks Questions Arise For New Entry FORT WORTH (UPI) The Texas League's entry into Fort Worth next season raised a lot of questions Sunday that may not be settled until the minor league meetings next month in San Diego. i The action, announced Saturday by Texas League President Dick Butler, splits up what had been a joint Dallas-Fort Worth franchise in the Pacific Coast League and creates a seven -team Texas League.

The Chicago Cubs, who own baseball park here, will provide players and a manager for the team, but no announcement has been as to the owner of the new Class AA franchise. The Cubs also own the Amarillo franchise in the Texas League and will have to pull out of that city in order to operate here. Whether Amarillo would remain in "the league under other ownership and an eighth team added, or whether Amarillo would lose its team entirely remained a matter to be settled. Ray Johnston, owner of the Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers, said he was "surprised and disappointed" in the Texas League's raid of his territory, which he claimed was in "poor taste at this time." Johnston had operated the joint club for three years with the hope of it eventually becoming a major league territory, but has suffered financial losses and only recently wanted to sell the club to local interests for $137,000. There has talk among baseball men -that -the -Pacific League might drop the Texas and Oklahoma City franchises because of high travel costs.

These matters' were due to be taken up at San Diego. By HAROLD V. RATLIFF Assoc rated Press Sports Writer Arkansas beat Texas Tech 27-20 to end the Southwest Conference football season for the Razorbacks and Red Raiders but there's still plenty of action left in a campaign extended a full week because of the assassination of President Kennedy. However, the championship race for all practical purposes can be wound up Thursday when Texas rolls against its SUPPORT THE APACHES LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) -Young Rex Baxter Jr.

ended three years of frustration on golfs play for pay circuit Sunday by slipping in to win the $20,000 Cajun Classic Tournament. It was Baxter's first official victory on the PGA circuit. The 26-year-old swinger from Amarillo, Tex. picked up a $2,800 pay check and boosted his yearly earnings to $18,768.69. Baxter was in second place, three strokes back, when Sunday's marathon 36 -hole wind-up of 196Ts last official tourney got under way.

Saturday's play was canceled by tournament officials because of the assassination of President 1 John F. i "We played unnoticed today," I said the handsome young Texan. "And I kind of slipped in with two 68s." Baxter carded a 68-71-8-68 275, 13 strokes under par for the 72-hole Burty Jack Nicklaus fired LAFAYETTE, La. (UPD-The leaden In the $20,000 Caun Classic golf tourney: Rex Baxter Jr. 48-71-44575 ($2,800) Bob Shave Jr.

71-70-47-4-277 (I.WoS Tommy Aaron 278 (1,300) Jack Nicklaus 4-72-4- 279 (1,050) Bob Goetz (1,050) Bob Duden 72-71-72-45280 (875) John Bernum 72-71-44-72 Ml (775) Al Balding 71-72-71-47 281 (775) Roger Ginsberg 71-70-4-72 282 (710) G. Dickinson Jr. 7048-74-48282 iRandy Glover 71-72-72-47 282 (710) Freddie Haas 72-49-73-49283 (550) Gay Brewer 49-73-72-49283 550) Dan sixes Tr. 7i-ri-e-73 2j owi Sam Reynolds 49-48-74-73284 375) Phil Welchman 70-73-70-71284 (375 1 Ray Barnes 284 375)1 naroia Kneeca oi-is-ixi a uo Jim Catsla. 47-71-74-70284 Stan Thlrsk 48-75-7544-284 3751 She tied at 2U (195) and four tied at 2S4 Methodist engages Texas Christian at Fort Worth.

The latter game means nothing. While Arkansas closed out with a victory over Texas Tech, the Razorbacks still were havy ing their worst season in five years, finishing 5-5. On the other hand, Texas Tech was having its best season in eight years, also with 5-5. A 24-yard touchdown run by Billy Gray in the last period gave Arkansas its It dimmed a fine comeback by the Red Raiders, who were three touchdowns behind when Ben Elledge put on a passing show. He threw touchdown passes to Tommy Doyle, and David Parks then tied it up with a one-yard scoring sneak.

That set the stage for Gray to make his run and close out the season on a bright note. Tommy Ford and Tony Crosby of Texas were idle but still were tied for the conference Boston-KCity Tilt Reset For Dec. 14 BOSTON (AP) American Football League President Billy Sullivan announced Sunday that the Boston Patriots at Kansas City game has been rescheduled for Dec. 14. The gamenowa Saturday afternoon affair to be televised nationally, originally had been scheduled as a televised Sunday afternoon game on Dec.

8. BY ACCOMPANYING THEM TO THE Beautiful MississioD ong-time foes, the Texas Ag- gies. Texas, unaeieaiea ana unuea through nine games, rated No. 1 in the nation and host team in the Cotton Bowl, has only to beat, Texas to win not only the conference title undisputed but also to put away the national Four games still will be scheduled after that and should Texas stumble, two of them could be quite important. Baylor is in second place with a single, loss and has Rice to play next Saturday and Southern Methodist -the following Saturday.

1 Should Baylor win them both, it would tie Texas for the championship. The Bears couldn't play in the Cotton Bowl but might get an invitation ito some other bowl The Arkansas-Texas Tech game Was the-only one played last week as Baylor and Southern i t-postpbned their game and Texas and Rice did likewise. Both were reset for Dec. 7. Baylor and Rice play at Houston Saturday while Southern Gulf Coast! FOR RESERVATIONS CALL OR WIRE MOODY'S MOTEL CULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI TYLER TEAM HEADQUARTERS I.