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Tyler CoarlerTlaie8Telf(raph SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1983 beC. Scoreboard SM Apache Lettermen Hold First Meeting After Tyler Junior College's men's basketball game 'L 1 i Holds Off Rice, 20-6 A tkins Combines With Dupard For 390 Rushing Yards NFL Standings CorftocOpan (1)8. Oaks Bept. OINeighbor'sGeng Arrows 11-J 10 7 Horfbrau Presoyterlan By Th hwxknA Pr Affltftotn Gonfjfnc East who Dossier rnrrisu ua.j Community College Satur- -day, a TJC Letterman's Club meeting was held in Wagstaff Gym. TJC Athletic Director MEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL Current Standtnga The Buc's Pttteourg Hot Links O.G.O.M.

Urban Gorillas Floyd Wagstaff and some others are trying to reinsti- 04 4-3 44 4-3 14 1-4 14 MS Printing AS-Tei Tyler Pipe ET Sports Calendar MONDAY. Nov. 7 I Pet Pf PA Buffalo 0 3 0 .007 17 102 Mtaml 0 3 0 .007 100 147 Baromore 5 4 0 .550 100 107 New England 4 5 0 .444 100 100 N.Y. Jets 4 5 0 .444 104 106 Central swsburgh 7 2 0 .770 227 106 Cleveland 5 4 0 .550 101 200 Ctackmatl 3 I 0 333 170 101 Houston 0 0 0 .000 152 240 West Denver 0 3 0 .007 153 147 Us RaWers 0 3 0 .007 242 204 Seettte 5 4 0 .560 210 200 Kansas City 4 5 0 .444 102 100 SanDtego 3 0 0 3 221 252 Hationel Conference Eaat DaAaa 0 1 0 .000 201 105 Washington 7 2 0 .770 204 211 Philadelphia 4 5 0 .444 130 167 St. Louts 3 5 1 .300 100 200 N.Y.

Giants 2 0 1 .270 100 214 Central Minnesota 0 3 0 .007 215 225 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 202 t0 Omen Bay 4 5 0 .444 240 207 Chicago 3 0 0 .333 170 100 TatnpaBay 0 0 0 .000 141 227,. West San Francisco 3 0 .007 201 104 LA Bams 5 4 0 .560 201 200 NewOrteena 5 4 0 .56 203 203 Atlanta 4 5 0 .444 100 170 Sunday. Nov tute the organization that went defunct a number of years ago. Those in attendance Saturday were Dan Page, Fort Worth; Joe Bright, Katy; Bob Jinks. Tyler; Billy Black, Tyler; Frank Holey, Tyler; Teresa Fuxa, Shawnee Herb Richardson, Whitehouse; "Gary Thacker, Nederland; James Smith, Tyler; Kenny Graham, Tyler; Jim Rex, Tyler; David Pitcock, Richardson; Larry Corley, Tyler; Niels Nichols, Tyler; Bob Young, Austin;" Chuck Stephenson, Tyler; RalDh Karnes.

Aledo; Charlie TT 1 ft I A No, 'Jaws' Speaks: As Cowboys Roll Into Philly PHILADELPHIA (AP) "It's time to put-up or shut-up," said Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski. The Eagles' playoff hopes are in jeopardy Sunday when they meet the Dallas Cowboys here in a National Football League game. "We've lost three games in a row and we can't afford to lose another," said Jaworski of the 4-5 Eagles. "We're still in the hunt for a playoff spot and we all realize it. But another loss would make it tough," the quarterback observed.

"It's a must game, no doubt about it. We have to win" It won't be easy. The 8-1 Cowboys already have beaten the Eagles 37-7 and are favored to repeat the blowout of a team which hasn't won at home this year and lost eight of the last nine on their turf." Jaworski, however, sees some hope. "We usually play them well, matchup pretty well, he said, discounting the lopsided earlier defeat. "I'm sure you'll see a fired-up emotional football team We have to be." The Eagles feel one key to beating the Cowboys is stopping tight end Doug Cosbie from catching passes over the middle.

"There is no question that we can't allow that," said Eagles coach Marion Campbell. "We can't let him freewheel like he did. The big thing we have to stop is Cosbie and Ron Springs on their third down situations. We've don a good job on that before, but just got away from it." Dallas coach Tom Landry said he doesn't expect an easy game. "It was our best game, but it wasn't Philadelphia's obviously," Landry noted.

"It's difficult when you're coming back from a game like that to play a team that did not play the way it's capable of. It's going to.be a very tough game." Dallas quarterback Danny White said, "Not many teams can't improve and get better in some ways. But the bottom line is are you making the plays necessary to win football Bowlin, Houston; Bill Pardo, Weatherford; Lloyd Pate, Dallas; Richard Staton, Dallas; Lanny Money, Pilot Point; Riley Burnett, Dayton; Walter Godberry, Bryan; Johnny Linney, John Toole, Dallas; Gary Mosely, Dallas; Homer C. Turner, Quitman; Don Kea-. sler.

Missouri City; Alan Byrd, Alpine; and James Sublette, Tyler. i Atlanta at New Orleana Cincinnati al Houston Tampa Bay at Minnesota Dallas at Philadelphia Cleveland vs. Green Bey at Milwaukee Los Angeles Raiders at Kansas City San Diego at Pittsburgh Buffalo at New England Miami at San Francisco Denver at Seattle Chicago at Los Angeles Rams Baltimore at New York Jets St Louis at Washington Monday, Nov. 7 New York Giants at Detroit, (n) NBA Standings IRVING, Texas (UPI) -Freshman Jeff Atkins picked up 218 yards, scored twice and set up SMU's go-ahead touchdown with a 66-yard run early in the fourth quarter Saturday to help eighth-ranked Southern Methodist fight off an upset bid by the downtrodden Rice Owls, 20-6. The Owls lost for the 21st time in 22 games, but threw a large scare into the Mustangs, who turned the ball over five times and found themselves tied going into the fourth quarter.

Atkins, who combined with teammate Reggie Dupard to 390 yards (a school record for two backs), finally ignited the lethargic Mustangs with a long-distance run that set up SMU's go-ahead score. On a first-and-10 situation at his own 25, Atkins swept right end on an option play and made it to the Rice 19 before being knocked out of bounds. Five plays later, facing third down at the Rice 1-yard line and with a light rain just starting to fall, quarterback. Lance Mcllhenny faked Dupard into the middle of the line and flipped the ball over the charging linemen to tight end Rickey Bolden. Atkins scored less than two minutes later on a 22-yard run, two plays after Dwayne Anderson had intercepted a pass.

Atkins scored SMU's first touchdown on a 1-yard run with 33 seconds to play in the second quarter one play after Dupard gained 60 yards. Rice's points came on field goals of 55 and 34 yards by James Hamrick the 55-yarder being a school record. The Owls, however, failed to score an offensive touchdown for the fifth straight game. The win was Mcllhenny's 31st as SMU's quarterback, leaving him just two short of equaling the most number of victories ever by a Southwest Conference quarterback. Bobby Layne set the mark while at Texas during the 1940's.

But Mcllhenny experienced a difficult afternoon, throwing four interceptions. Coming into the game Mcllhenny had thrown only one interception all season and that had come on a tipped pass last week against Texas The 390 yards by Dupard and Atkins surpassed an SMU record of 347 yards gained by Craig James and -Staff Photo By Paul Buck TJC FREE SAFETY PICKS OFF HCJC AERIAL Ronald Mask (80) Goes High For Interception By United Press International (West Coaat Game Ndl Included) Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB 4 1 .000 Tyler Junior College at McLennan County College, women, 0p.m. Tyler Junior College at McLennan, 0 p.m. Parts Junior College at Murray, women, 0 p.m.

Paris Junior College at Murray, p.m. Henderson County Junior College at Weather-ford, women. 6 p.m. Navarro at Grayson County, 7:30 p.m. ll TUESDAY.

Jan. 0 4rV Hill College at Tyler Junior College, women, 7:30 p.m. Henderson County Junior College al Hill College. Lon Morris at Mountain View College. 7:30 p.m.

Bllnn at Jacksonville College, 7:30 p.m. Angelina at San Jacinto College, women, 0 p.m. Angelina at San Jacinto College, 8 p.m. Wednesday. Nov.

Parte Junior College at Cooke County, women. 0 p.m. Paris Junior College st Cooke County, I p.m. THURSOAY.Nov.10 Tyler Junior College at Lee College Claastc. Lon Morris at Laredo Classic.

Jacksonville at New Mexico Junior College Classic (Hobo), Henderson County Junior College at Weather-ford, 7:30 p.m. Kilgore College at Brookhaven, 7:30 p.m. Dallas Baptiat JV at Navarro. 7:30 p.m. Panola Classic.

Panola and Kilgore College at Odessa Classic, women. Henderson County Junior College in Cisco Classic, women. Football Junior College Bllnn at Wharton. 7:30 p.m. FRIOAY.Nov.11 Football Bidistrict playoffs for AAAAA, AAA, AA.

Kilgore at Carthage, 7:30 p.m. Athens at Henderson, 7:30 p.m. Jacksonville at Palestine. 7:30 p.m. T.K.

Gorman at Wichita Falls Notre Dsme, 7:30 p.m. Overton at Tenaha, 7:30 p.m. Leverett's Chapel at Union Hill. 7:30 p.m. Cushlng st Harmony, 7:30 p.m.

Mount Enterprise at Carlisle, 7:30 p.m. Basketball Tyler Junior College at Lee College Classic. Tyler Junior College at San Jacinto, women, 0 p.m. Lon Morris at Laredo Classic. Panola Classic.

Jacksonville College at New Mexico Junior College Classic. Panola and Kilgore in Odessa Classic, women. Henderson County Junior College et Cisco Classic, women. SATURDAY, Nov. 12 Football Junior College Tyler Junior College at Kilgore College, 7:30 p.m.

Henderson County Junior College at Navarro, 7:30 p.m. College Stephen F. Austin at East Texas, 2 p.m. Basketball Tyler Junior College at Lee College Classic. Lon Morris at Laredo Classic.

Panola Classic. Jacksonville College at New Mexico Junior College Claaeic. Henderson County Junior College at Eastfletd, 7:30 p.m. Parts at Carl Albert, 7:30 p.m. Navarro at Weatherford, 7:30 p.m.

Paris and KHgore at Odessa Classic, women. Henderson County Junior College at Claco Classic, woman. Angela at HW College, women. 0 p.m. games? And we've been making them or we wouldn't be 8-.

1." White has completed 176 of 301 passes for 2,231 yards and 19 touchdowns. PMadeiphia 4 1 .000 New Jersey 3 2 .000 1 New York 2 2 .500 IVi Washington 1 4 .200 3 Central Division Atlanta 3 1 .750 Milwaukee 2 2 .500 1 Detroit 2 3 .400 1 vi Indiana 2 3 .400 1V4 Cleveland 2 4 .333 2 CMcago 1 3 .250 2 Western Conference Utah All Apacne maie ana female athletes who lettered are urged to contact Wagstaff during regular business hours at 531-2200. Lee Swims To Win TEXARKANA The Robert E. Lee boys swim team captured first place by an 84-point margin over second-place Texas High in the Texas High Tiger Shark Relays at Texarkana Community College Saturday. Lee finished with 430 points and claimed first place in four events, the 200-yard medley, the 3x100 Individual medley, the 3x100 breaststroke and the 3x100 backstroke.

The girls team finished second to Dallas' R.L. Turner High School. Tiui High Tiger Shark Relays Lee Results Boy 200-yard medley Kay 1. Robert Rohde. Spencer Tlrey, Thed Lambden.

Glen Watson 4, Sammy Mezayek, Matt Reid. Jimmy Wallace. David Harlan Gtrta Sx200 tree-styte Tammy Daniels. Tern Gersch, Mary Smith Boys 9x200 freestyle 1. D.

Harlan, Charles Smith, Jimmy Kldd 3. Darin Gib-eon, Curls Reedy, Byron Klrkpatrick fclOO Individual medley -1 T. Lambden, S. Tlrey, Q. Wataon, R.

Rohde 3. Mark Wright. David Scruggs, Danny Warren Girls 4x90 lilat)1a 1, M. Ohmea, T. Gersch.

M. Smith, Angela Hogan Boys 4x50 Ireeatyle 2. Chase Oerter, Paul Haberte, D. Warren, Fritz Hager 3, C. Reedy, Shannon Stephens, M.

Reld, J. Wallace (1 :40.27); Boys 4x59 butterfly 2, R. Rohde, J. Wallace. C.

Oerter. Smith Boys cniocondo-rrooetylc 2. C. Oerter. F.

Hager, C. Smith. J. Kldd (0:07 24); 3. S.

Spence. P. Haberte. B. Klrkpatrlck.

M. Wright Boys 1x100 backstroke 1. Rohde. S. Maiayek, T.

Pet. .007 .600 .500 .400 .400 .200 .000 .000 .600 .500 .500 .333 Pacific Division Kansas City San Antonio Sen Diego Portland Seattle Los Angeles OoMen State Phoenix Around The Mavs Bounce LA Lakers DALLAS (UPI) Mark Aguirre put Dallas ahead to stay with a 15-point third quarter Saturday night and the Mavericks shut out Los Angeles for the final two minutes of the game to hand the Lakers their second straight loss, 107-102. A sellout crowd watched Aguirre score 33 points and help the Mavericks bounce back from a 21-point road loss to Cleveland Friday With rookie Dale Ellis and Rolando Blackman taking over from Aguirre in the early portion of the fourth quarter, Dallas built a 10-point lead at 100-90. Philly Topples Jersey, 119-112 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) Julius Erving scored a game-high 32 points and Moses Malone added 27 points and collected 22 rebounds Saturday night to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 119-112 victory over the New Jersey Nets.

Celts Slip Past Bullets, 120117 LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) Larry Bird scored 28 points and Robert Parrish added 23 Saturday night to lead the Boston Celtics to their fourth straight victory, a 120-117 decision over the Washington Bullets. Rookie Jeff Malone led the Bullets with 24 points while Ricky Sobers added 20, Greg Ballard 16 and Jeff Ruland 13. Cedric Maxwell chipped in with 19 points for the Celtics. Pacers Trip Cleveland, 99-87 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Jerry Sichting scored a game and career high 26 points Saturday night to spark the Indiana Pacers to a 99-87 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Sichting hit 13 of 16 field goal attempts. Herb Williams added 19 points and Sichting's backcourt mate, Butch Carter, scored 15. The victory was the second in three home games for the Pacers, now 2-5. Saturday's Results Indiana M.Cleveland 07 Philadelphia 110, New Jersey 112 Boston 120. Washington 117 Dallas 107, Los Angeles 102 Kansas Qty 123, Houston 100 124, San Antonio 110 Denver 127, San Diego 121 New York at Golden State, night Softball Standings PLYOFFS Cont.

From Page 1, Sec. 3 early, but we couldn't relax this time. That's the way it's going to be in the playoffs. And when you get to this point, defense is going to be a factor." Hawkins, 20AA runnerup, makes it bidistrict debut with 19AA champion Waskom at 7:30 p.m. Friday in White Oak as mentor Kenneth Skidmore makes his sixth straight playoff appearance, three coming with the Hawks.

Grand Saline and Quitman are also returning to the playoffs after brilliant postseason showings last season. The Indians, winners of 17AA, face New Diana at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Gilmer's Buckeye Stadium, while Quitman takes on 18AA champion Ore City at 8 p.m. Saturday at Rose Stadium. The Quitman-Ore City matchup pits two impressive offenses, including Rebel quarterback Mark Motley.

It also has a bit of homecoming spice as Ore City head coach Melvyn Wright faces the team he served as an assistant last year. As for Grand Saline, the Indians had to wait until Friday to find out their bidistrict opponent. Although Ore City had the title secured, New Diana and Big Sandy were deadlocked in second with 3-1-1 ledgers. New Diana had beaten Big Sandy on penetrations after a 20-20 tie and needed a win over Ore City to earn a bidistrict rematch with Grand Saline. The Eagles got the opportunity in rallying to a 14-13 victory.

In AAA, Van had to come up with a 21-8 victory over Canton to earn its fifth straight playoff appearance. The Vandals, 12AAA runnerup, face Midlothian in an 8 p.m. clash Friday at Garland's Williams Field, while 12AAA champion Kaufman takes on Alvarado at 8 p.m. Friday in Mesquite. In other AAA matchups 15AAA champion Gladewater makes its second playoff appearance in a 7:30 p.m.

match with Gatesville Friday at Duncanville, lSAAA runnerup Jefferson battles state-ranked Waco Robinson at 8 p.m. Friday at Dallas' Forester Field, and 13AAA winner Pittsburg faces Linden-Kildare in a 7:30 p.m. Friday clash at Linden. Going into the final week, several key matchups are also slated in 10A and 8A AAA. Overton and Tenaha both have playoff berths wrapped up, but meet for the 10A championship Friday in Tenaha.

In 8AAAA, Carthage and Palestine go into the final round with 4-1 records. Carthage needs a win over 3-2 Kil-gore, while Palestine must beat 3-2 Jacksonville for the other playoff spot. East Texas Football 10-0 0-2 7-3 7-3 3-7 3-7 3-7 2-6 2-6 lambden moo Dreaatetroke -1. u. Watson.

M. Reid. S. Tlrey 3. S.

Stephen. D. Scruggs, Dark) Livingston Okla 400 lieaslils -1. Maria Ohmes. Gersch.

A. Hogan, T. Daniels Boys 400 freestyle 2. F. Hager.

C. Reedy. D. Harlan, J. Kidd (3:57.3 3.

Haberte, 0. Warren. Mezayek. S. Stephens Eric Dickerson.

Rice SMU. First downs 17 21 Hushes-yards 50-77 50-406 Passing yards 140 73 Return yards 30 53 Passes 10-20-3 5-10-4 Punts 4-42 3 FumUeHosI 7-0 2-1 Penaitlesarda 040 0-104 Rice 0 3 3 0-0 SMU 0 0 014-20 -FINAL FALL SOFTBALL STANDINGS Man's Church Loop (DShiloh Blue Zm Creek Baptist fJMrace Community SMIohBiazefS First Baptiat Pleastnt Retreat Meth. freerwooa nea Gateway Baptist Mamn Methodist Men's Industrial Loop (DEnton (2)TPL mConaolidated Oge Post Office Women's Open Loop (1 Met Stars (2Roger's Ice Cream OKMdstEnds -Dearborn Brass T.G.A. Insiders Anderson Carpet TJC 0-1 5-5 44 44 3-7 mm i urn i no Back Cont. From Page 1, Sec.

3 on their next drive, going 70 yards on 13 plays. The key plays were a 26-yard blast by Boyette, a tough, 9-yard catch by Keith Dischler and a 15-yard run by Ducksworth. The drive was capped when Chism rolled out and spotted Henry Hill in the end zone. The 6-3 Hill made a sliding -catch for the TD. Abbey hit 0-1 0-1 0-1 7-3 5-5 3-7 3-7 3-7 3-7 24 24 East Syracuse 14.

Navy 7 Towson St. 45, MlllersvUle 7 Trinity 33. Amherst 16 Tufts 10, Colby 15 U. Buffalo 15. Albany St.

.13 Urslnus X.Brooklyn 6 W. Virginia 27, Temple 0 Wagner35. N.Y. Tech 0 Wash.6Jefl.14,Thlel7 Wesleyan 32, Williams 27 Western Conn. 10, Framlngham 0 Wldener 14, Albright 7 Worcester 42, Hamilton 0 South Alabama 32, Louisiana St.

26 Aubum 35, Maryland 23 Austin Peay 17, Murray St. 16 Carson-Newman 36, Cent. Florida 14 Oemaon 16. No. Carolina 3 Duke 31, Wake Forest 21 Eastern Ky.

24, Tennessee Tech 7 Emory 6 Henry 27, Msryvllle 10 Ferrum 51 Lees-McRae 0 Florida MM 35, No. Caro. AaT 14 Ft. Valley 41. Savannah St.

12 Furman 20. E. Tennessee St. 7 Georgia 10, Florida 0 Georgia Southern 27. Wotford 16 Glenvnle 14, Concord 7 Hampden-Sydney 20.

Sewanee 14 Jacksonville St. 31. Tenn. -Martin 10 Ky. Wesleyan 10.

Knoxvllle 17 Mars Hill 13. Lenoir-Rhyne 0 Memphis St. X. Miss. St.

13 Miami (Fla) 12. E. Carolina 7 Middle Term. 20. W.

Kentucky 7 Morehead St. 24. Liberty Bapt. 10 Morris Brown 37. Albany St.

(Gal 27 N.C. State 33. Appalachian St. 7 No. Alabama 20, Miss.

Coll. 0 No. Carolina Cent. 33, Smith 14 Presbyterian 6, Gardner-Webb 2 Randolph Macon 46, Bridgewater 0 Richmond 32, James Madison 0 Shepherd 26. Fairmont 0 So.

Mississippi 27, Louisville Southwest noagan'a Rslders City National Kilgore Powder River Gang Co-RocOpenA 104 0-1 5-5 3-7 24 14 (IINtck's Marine (JVSHver Eagle (DOunn's Trans Tyler Fke Dept. Gregory Center T.X.O. RlcefQ Hamrick 55 SMU-Atklnst run (kick failed) SMU-Bolden 1 pass from Mcllhenny (Harrell kick) Rlce-FQ Hamrick 34 SMU-Bolden pass from Mcllhenny (Harrell kick) SMU-Atkins 22 run (Harrell kick) Cornell Rips Yale ITHACA, N.Y. (UPI) -Tailback Derrick Harmon gained 210 yards on 25 carries and scored four touchdowns Saturday to lead Cornell to its first victory in eight starts, a 41-7 victory over winless Ivy League rival Yale. Cornell's record improved to 1-6-1 as Maxie Baughan posted his first head coaching win for the Big Red.

Yale fell toO-8. Cornell took the lead onjts first possession going 67 yards on just four plays, capped by Harmon's 44-yard touchdown run. 104 7-3 0-4 44 24 14 6 YEARS AGO Monday Nov. 6, 1978 i John Tyler captured third place and Robert E. Lee finished fifth in the District 14AAAA Boys Cross Country Meet at LeTourneau College.

JT's Julius Loosier was second in the meet. 16 YEARS AGO Wednesday Nov. 6, 1968 Poo Welch returns for his sophomore year, as coach Floyd Wagstaff prepares his Apaches for the opening of TJC's basketball season. 26 YEARS AGO Thursday Nov. 6, 1968 John Debenport scored three touchdowns in leading the John Tyler to a 28-16 win over Lufkin.

BtOSTWCT PLAYOFFS CtessAAAAA Longview (13AAAAA champ) Killeen Ellison (14AAAAA runnerup), 7:30 Saturday, Baylor Stadium. Waco Pine Tree (13AAAAA runnerup) n. Temple (14AAAAA champ). 7:30 Saturday. Amon Carter Field.

Fort Worth. Class AAA Kaufman (12AAA champ) vs. Alvarado (11 AAA runnerup). 0 p. Friday.

Mesquite Van (12AAA runnerup) vs. Midlothian (11 AAA champ). 0 p.m.. Friday. Williams Field.

Garland Pittsburg (13AAA champ) vs. Linden-Kildare (14AAA runnerup). 7:30 p.m. Friday Clarkaville (13AAA runnerup) vs. Daingertleid (14AAA champ).

7:30 p.m.. Friday, Mount Pleasant Qledewater I15AAA champ) vs Gatesville (10AAA runnerup), 7:30 p.m.. Friday. Duncanville. Jefferson (15AAA runnerup) vs Waco Robinson (10AAA champ), 0 Friday.

Forester Field, Del-lea. Crockett (17AAA champ) vs. Newton (10AAA runnerup). 7:30 p.m. Fnday, Lufkin.

Fairfield (17AAA runnerup) vs. Woodvitle champ), arte and date to be determined. Class AA Grand Saline (17AA champ) vs. New Diana (10AA runnerup), 7:30 p.m.. Friday.

Gilmer. Quitman (17AA runnerup) vs. Ore City (10AA champ), 0 p.m.. Saturday. Rose Stadium.

Alto I20AA champ) vs. Spring Hill (10AA runner-up). 7:30 p.m. Friday. Whitehouse.

Havtdna (20AA runnerup) vs. Waskom (10AA champ). 7:30 p.m. Friday, While Oak. CtessA Leon (11 A East champ) vs.

Italy (11A West champ), 7 30 p.m., Friday, Hlllsboro. Mildred (11 A East runnerup) vs. Valley Mills (11 A West champ) site and date to be determined. Co-RecOpenB (1) The Athlete (2) AeBOilCo. (3) Blazera Mrtballers Btte-N-Bytes United Cable Co-Rec Church Loop (1 (Friendly Baptist (2) Hebron Baptist (3) Shlloh Yellow Jackets Marvin Methodist Christian Science 104 5-5 5-5 3-7 14 the point after and TJC had its 10-0 lead.

The Cards' only scoring threat of the half was the final-minute surge which was thwarted by Nutall's key sack. HCJC quickly got right back in the game, scoring the first time it had the ball in the second half. After 7 straight rushing plays, which moved the Cards from their 26 -to Tyler's 42, Coleman bounced off two would-be tacklers on an option keeper and breezed 42 yards to paydirt. Richard Vallejo hit the point after and HCJC had closed to three, 10- As Tyler had in the first half, Henderson County scored on two straight possessions. The big play was a 32-yard run by Chuck Frank lin and a subsequent 15-yard personal foul on TJC.

Vallejo was good on a 24-yard field goal which tied the game, 10-10, with 3:30 to play in the third quarter. NFL PICK-IT LINE 0-1 0-2 44 -44 3-7 24 Floyd Wagstaff Abilene Christian 27, Sam Houston 20 Ark. Tech 24, Ouachita (Ark) 10 Baylor 24, Arkansas 21 Indiana St. 31 W. Texaa St.

20 Kansas St. 21 Oklahoma St. 20 Mesa (Colo) 36, N.M. Highlands 0 NW Missouri St 32. Augustana (S 24 New Mexico St.

62, Wichita St. 26 No. Texas St. 10, Lamar 0 Panhandle (Okla) 14, Chadron (Neb) 7 SW Okie. 14, NW Okla.

13 So. Methodist 20, Rice 0 So. Arkansas 31 Harding (Ark) 0 So. Colorado 26. W.

New Mexico 14 Stephen F.Austin 17. Howard Payne 10 Texas O.Houston 3 Texas Tech 10. TCU to (tie) Texas Lutheran 20, SE Okla. 7 Men's Open A (IrGeoVann (2) Eaat Texas Nail (3) OuHaws Tyler Stars Tyler Merchants Fox Pods Men' Open (DMurphey Jeweler (2Koca-Cola CMuck's Defenders Down Mexico Way Courier-Times Outtewell Men's Open (DAnderson Carpets 2)6kwberry-Raap. V.F.W.

1700 Gee Services Loggins 104 7-3 0-4 3-7 24 4 yzz fri sf Tl sW Wr in it tt-fl I 1 IB i BE xi? a ft vx y'-z- I 6-2 6-2 Steve Sinclair 64-58-1 (.520) Pat Turner 73-49-1 (.593) Brian Marshall 74-48-1 (.602) Mark Wangrin 70-52-1 (.570) Guest Pickers 63-59-1 (.512) 24 24 CONSENSUS 72-50-1 (.585) HCJC TJC First Downs 13 19 Rushing Yards 243 312 Passing Yards 21 48 Return Yards -4 0 Passes 2-5-1 M4-0 Punts Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties 4-20 7-66 Score By Quarters HCJC 0 0 10 0 10 TJC 0 10 0 0 10 7 -r 111 1 Liz Steve Ed Caffrey Estes Kamen 75-47-1 73-49-1 66-56-1 (.610) (.593) (.537) Dallas Dallas Phlllv Cinclnnati Cincinnati Cincinnati N.Orleans N.Orleans Atlanta NY Jets NY Jets NY Jets N.England N. England Buffalo Chicago LA Rams LA Rams Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Seattle 1 Seattle Seattle LA Raiders LA Raiders LA Raiders San Franc. San Franc. Miami Washington Washington Washington Pittsburgh 1 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Tampa Bay Minnesota Minnesota Detroit Detroit Detroit 0-1 0-1 7-3 6-4 6-4 3-7 24 24 0-10 Men's Open (1)Brad Harvey OVTerry'aSpa (3)Nortnwest All Pro 33 keLktdell T.X.O. Tyler Jaycees Pistons Hertz JCPenney Flo's UM FALL VOLLEYBALL Final Standtnge Men's Open Loop Cincinnati 16, Rutgers 7 Colorado 34.

Kansas Z3 Concordia 17, Dana 10 Concordia (Wis) 35, Concordia (IK) 14 Cornell 21. Coe 7 DePauw26.0berlln15 Doane 26, Nebrasks Wesleyan 0 Eastern Illinois 12, SW Missouri 3 Ft. Hays 43. Emporia St. 10 GrlnneilO, Illinois Coll.

7 Hemline 30, Carteton 6 Hillsdale 36, Michigan Tech 0 Hiram 13, Allegheny 6 Hope 34. Olivet 3 kwa 34, Wisconsin 14 Iowa Wesleyan 27. Eureka 10 Kansas Wesleyan 20. Ottawa 0 Kent St. 37, Eastern Michigan 13 Knox 3, Monmouth 3 (tie) Lake Forest 17.

Beiott 7 Lawrence 35. Rlpon 21 Lores 20, Winona St. 26 Mscalester 10, Guatavus 7 Mankato St. 30, So. Dakota St.

27 Michigan 42. Purdue 10 Michigan St. 0. Northwestern 3 AlrForce45. Hawaii 10 BolaeSt.32.ldahoSt.20 Cal Poly SL0 14.

Southern Conn. 17 Dallas at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Houston Atlanta at New Orleans Baltimore at New York Jets Buffalo at New England Chicago at Los Angeles Rams Cleveland at Green Bay Denver at Seattle LosAng. Raiders at Kansas City Miami at.San Francisco St. Louis at Washington San Diego at Pittsburgh Tampa Bay at Minnesota New York Giants at Detroit Dallas Cincinnati N. Orleans Baltimore Buffalo LA Rams Green Bay Denuer LA Raiders Miami Washington Pittsburgh Minnesota Detroit Dallas Cincinnati Atlanta 1 NY Jets N.

England LA Rams Cleveland Seattle LA Raiders Miami Washington Pittsburgh Minnesota Detroit 1 Dallas Cincinnati N. Orleans NY Jets N. England LA Rams Cleveland Denver LA Raiders San Franc. Washington Pittsburgh Minnesota Detroit Dallas Cincinnati N. Orleans Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Green Bay Seattle LA Raiders San Franc.

Washington Pittsburgh Minnesota Detroit Dallas Cincinnati N.Orleans NY Jets Buffalo LA Rams Green Bay Denuer LA Raiders San Franc. Washington Pittsburgh Minnesota NY Giants 11-2 10-4 I Scoring Summary TJC Greg Abbey 28 FG. TJC Henry Hill 11 pass from Brent Chism (Abbey kick). HCJC Michael Coleman 42 run (Richard Vallejo kick). HCJC Vallejo 24 FG.

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