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TEXAS Page 1, Sec. 3 SGoreboard A Tyler Crler.TlBiMTeIegrpli 4 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1983 Jpl, NEO Cans TJC, 24-7 Sports Tons 10 to 00 00-29 Auburn 00 00 00 07-7 Tex-MoerecheU 1 run (Ward kick) Tex FG Ward 37 Tex-Epps 00 pasa from Mclvor (Ward kick) Tex FG Ward 32 -Aug Jackson 1 run (Dal Greco kick) A 73,500 Tex Aub First downs 14 15 Buohos yards 53-133 41-130 Paaatng yards 130 07 Return yarda 132 4 Paaaea 4-04 0-22-2 Punta 0-M 5-45 Fumbteaet 1-1 1-1 Penaltles-yardi 0- 70 1-1 Time of Possession 20:50 30:04 Kf'1 Tim 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE By United Press Msrnaaonal Turning Back TneTimes Kilgore College Nips Ranger RANGER George Benyola kicked a 32-yard field goal with 17 seconds left to give Kilgore College a 12-10 win over Ranger unior College Saturday night. Ranger held a 10-9 lead before the Rangers made their winning drive. Both teams were tied at 3-all on Benyola's 23-yarder and a 26-yard field goal by Joe Randle. Ranger took the lead with 7:16 left in the game on George Knox's 6-yard run.

Randle booted the PAT. KC bounced back on Tim Tannehill's 36-yard scoring strike to Dean McNew, but the two-point conversion failed, giving Ranger a 10-9 advantage. Pot 08 BeWmora 00 SO .010 Detroit 04 04 .000 7 New York 32 04 SM 3 Toronto 02 00 .047 10 Mttwoukia 70 00 .034 12 Boston 72 77 .433 10V. Cleveland 05 02 .442 25 -Chicago 00 00 .300 KanaaaCtty 70 70 .470 17 Texas 70 70 .470 10V Oakland 00 01 .400 20 CaHfomla 00 03 22V Mtnneeota 04 00 .430 24V Seattle 03 02 J74 S2VJ OSMakti PMMnCMO amiion mm) 6 YEARS AGO Monday Sept. 18, 1978 r---r.

Jesse White and Gary Sorrells combine for a score of 140 to claim the championship in the Briarwood Country Club Four-Ball Tournament. Cont. From i aon Know if we were scared or what. They controlled all areas of the game," Dye said. "If we could have sustained the ball any at all in the first half we could have moved the football on Texas.

But the offense wasn't out there long enough to break a sweat." Auburn running back Bo Jackson, who felt the brunt of the Texas defense as he was held to 35 yards on seven carries, said the Longhorn effort left him feeling "like I have been stampeded by a herd of cows." "We had a lousy day, but it's water over the dam," Jackson said. "Texas was familiar with the wishbone and they knew every play." 1410. a at ou Cont. From Page 1, over the only one Sooners had all day. the romczak, off to a sensational start in his junior year, ended Ohio State's first possession with a 16-yard touchdown throw to Frank and then hit him again with a 15-yard scoring throw four minutes into the second period.

The Buckeyes opened the second half with a 14-7 lead and drove 57 yards the first time they had the ball to a score that came on Vaughn Broadnax' 2-yard run. Sec. 16 YEARS AGO Wednesday Sept. 18, 1968 Wanda Hendrix of Tyler defeats Judy Smith of Abilene to advance to the quarterfinals of the state Women's Amateur Golf Tournament. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday Sept.

18, 1958 Tyler's Catholic Junior High School football team routs the Rusk Eagles, 44-0. the end zone from the 1 to make it 16-7. The Apaches, aided by a 31-yard Ducksworth-to-Hill hookup and a 25-yard completion from Chism to Oliver, had a golden chance in the waning minutes of the half, but again came away empty. Ducksworth, who gained 68 yards in the half, dropped a' screen pass on fourth-and goal from the 4 on the last play of the half. Chism began heating up in the third quarter and led a Tyler drive with cpmpletions of 18, 16, 14 and 12 yards, but a fourth-and-11 screen pass from the NEO 13 gained only 5 yards.

By BRIAN MARSHALL SUff Writer MIAMI, Okla. Proving there's strength in numbers, Northeastern Oklahoma wore down the Tyler Junior College Apaches, 24-7, Saturday at Robertson Field. NEO, which carries 55 players, broke a 16-7 game open in the fourth quarter as the Apaches, with at least four of their 33 players injured, became fatigued. "I won't ever volunteer to play them again unless we get the numbers," said TJC head coach Charlie McGinty. "The kids played their hearts out, but the numbers beat us.

We're awful beat up." Among the ailing for-TJC was tailback Ronnie Ducks-worth, who re-injured a hamstring pull in the third quarter. Ducksworth gained 104 yards on 15 'carries while healthy and also tossed a 31-yard pass to Henry Hill-Missed scoring opportun-ites also beat the Tribe. TJC got to within the NEO 5-yard line twice without scoring and stalled, at the NEO 13 another time. "No doubt about it when you get in there and don't score, it really hurts you," admitted McGinty, whose Apaches fall to 0-2, while NEO, which has now won 28 straight games at home, improves to 2-0. Both teams scored on exciting plays in the first half, but a crucial TJC turnover and missed opportunities by the Apaches allowed NEO to take a 16-7 lead at halftime.

The Norsemen got on the board on their second series. Tailback Robert Parker wouldn't be denied on a sweep, breaking tackle after tackle en route to a 50-yard TD burst. The sprint came at 9:46 of the first quarter and when Stefan Davy nailed the point after, NEO led 7-0. PGA Results aaaaaaawawwaaaaaaaavaaaaaaawiawaaaliaaaar INDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Texas. Walker 1447.

RoNneon 0-30, Simmons 5-24. Auburn, Jackson 740, James 1043, Agee 7-23. PASSING Texas, Moerscheil 34440, Mclvor 14440. Auburn, Washington 44-140, Campbell 3-13-1-25. RECEIVING Texas, Epos 140, Orr 1-20.

Jen-Um 1-10. Auburn, Beautord 2-41. 3 OSU Okie 24 14 55-170 31-177 234 170 0 05 Feat downs Rushes yard! Peaalng yards 15-25-1 0-22-0 Punts Fumbtos-loat Penaltkta-yarda ONofMate 5-45 7 7 7 3-24 0 7 7 0-14 08U-Frank 10 psss from Tomczak (Spongier kick) OSU-Frank 15 pasa from Tomczak (Spangler luck) Okle-THIman 37 run (Culver kick) OSU-Broadnax 2 run (Spangler kick) OWe-Shepard 22 pasa from Bradley (Lasher kick) OSU-FG Spangler 21 pass in the third quarter that put the game out of the Miners' reach. UTEP's offense, also guided by three quarterbacks, needed the help of two key Baylor penalties to manage second-quarter field goals of 38 and 25 yards by Scott Wedell. 13 0 0-20 0-0 UTEP BU Anderson 1 run (Jimerson kick) BU Anderson 1 run (run failed) UTEP-FG Wedell 30 UTEP FG Wedell 25 BU McNeil 44 pass from Carlson (Jimerson kick) Baylor Tops UTEP Saturday' a Reeutts Toronto 11.

Minnesota 3 Boston), Detroit 2 Cleveiand 7, New York 5 Baltimore 5. Milwaukee 4 Chicago 4, Seattle 3 Oakland 10. Kansas City 1 TeuaS, California 2 Sunday'aGamee (AO Times EOT) Detroit (WUcoi 0-10) at Boston (Boyd 4-5), 2 05 p.m. Now York (Fontenot 7-2 and Rkjhettl 14-7) at Cleveland (Barnes 14 and Sorensen 10-10), 2, 1:00 p.m. Milwaukee (Cocanower 0-0) at Baltimore (Palmer 4-4).

20 p.m. Seattle (Stoddard 0-154) at Chicago (Ootson 10-7), MSp.m Oakland (Warren 2-3) at Kansas City (Wills 04), 30 p.m. Texas (Tanan 74) at California (Witt 7-12), 4:00 ML Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE By United Preaa kttemattonai East Pet OB 73 70 .527 70 70 .527 75 72 .510 2V4 73 74 .407 4Vi 00 02 .440 12 01 07 .412 17 WMt 05 03 .574 01 00 .551 3V4 77 70 .524 TV 74 74 .500 ,11 70 70 .473 15 00 00 .450 17 Saturday's Results Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago New York Los Angeles Atlanta Houston San Diego San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago 7, New York 0 San Diego 2, Atlanta 1 Philadelphia 4, St. Loulal 8an Francisco 4, Los Angeles 1 Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 4 Houston 4, Cincinnati 3 Sunday's Games (AM Times EOT) Chicago (Ruthven 12-11) at New York (Terrell 7-7), 1:36 p.m. St Louis (Anduiar 0-14) at Philadelphia (Csrtton 13-10), 1:35 p.m.

San Diego (Thurmond 7-3) at Atlanta (Perez p.m. Montreal (Sanderson 54) at Pittsburgh (Rhoden 11-12), 2:05 p.m. Houston (M. Scott 04) at Cincinnati (Soto 10-12), fclSp.m. Los Angeles (Reuss 11-10) at San Francisco (Hammaker 104), 4:06 p.m.

mm NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE By United Press International American Conference East EL PASO, Texas (AP) -Senior tailback Alfred Anderson scored twice to lead Baylor to a 20-6 win over the University of Texas at El Paso in the first meeting ever between the two teams here Saturday night. Baylor improved its record to 2-0. The Miners dropped to 1-2 before 25,709 at the Sun Bowl. Anderson's first touchdown, a 1-yard plunge, was set up midway through the first quarter when UTEP tight end Keith Smith dropped a Jay Cleveland pass on his own 35. With 11 seconds left in the quarter, Anderson scored again following a 31-yard pass from Cody, Carlson to Bruce Davis that gave the Bears a first down on the Miner 1.

Carlson, a freshman, is one of three rotating Baylor quarterbacks. One play earlier, starting quarterback Tom Muecke threw a 27-yard scoring pass to Gerald McNeil that was nullif ied by a motion penalty. -7 Carlson and McNeil combined on a 44-yard scoring Buries Arkansas State Bsy UTEP First downs 22 12 Rushes-yards 30-141 20-140 Paaalng yarda 250 100 Return yards 22 12 Passes 15-27-1 14-20-2 Punts 547 0-41 Fumbhnvloat 2-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 040 743 Time of Possession 20:11 30:40 Sports Jet Stars Dearborn Stoppers Odds Ends Dames Misfits Reagan's Raiders TGA Insiders City Nat. Bank Kilgore Anderson Carpet Powder River Gang Co-Rec A Loop Nick's Marine SltverEaglee Dunn's Transmission Tyler Rre Dept. The Gregory Center TXO BLoop The Athlete MBOIIco Blazers Blts-N-Bytes United Cable TV Dlrtballers Church Loop Friendly Baptist Hebron Baptist Marvin Methodist Christian Science Shlloh Yellow FLAG FOOTBALL STANDINGS Warriors All-Tax Construction The Sue's Pittsburg Hot Links Raiders Urbsn Gohllss MS Printing Tyler Pips 44 4-1 4-1 24 24 24 24 14 0-4 44 3-1 2-2 2-2 14 44 3-1 2-2 14 14 14 2-2 24 14 04 14 04 04 04 04 04 0-1 0-1 3 Softball Results Mens Open A Loop GEO VANN Cutis ws 340203 7-1027 0X1131- 011 HR Geo Venn, J.

Bowden. Tyler Merchant East Texas Nail 010000- 1 4 203204-11 21 Fox Pools 001 0000- 1 0 2 TylorStars 103 002 x- 010 2 HR-Tyler Stars. D.Ford. BLoop Courler-Tlmes-Tslegreph 220 0021- 7 I 1 Defenders 421 120 1020 1 WP Joe Dillman; LP Brad French; HR -CTT, Rick 8trtckland. DownMexIcoWay 1001201- 5 12 0 Outlaws II 042 010 x- 713 2 WP Tom Jaynsi; LP Mike Hall.

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Penney 113223-1210 4 Hertz 07002-1517 7 WP-Dan Havens: LP -Mike McDowell. Pistons 01000- 1 3 3 All Pro 33 00333-11 0 4 WP John England; LP T. Weiss. Tyler Jaycees Uddell Builders 1(11)0 00-1017 0 000 00 0 5 7 Ricky Posey. College forlli NEW YORK (UPI) How the UPI Top college football teame tared through games ol Saturday, opt 17: I.

Nebraska (34) defeated Minnesota 04-13. I Oklahoma (1-1) tost to Ohio State 24-14. 3. Tsxea (14) defeated Auburn 20-7. 4.

Auburn (1-1) lost to Texaa 20-7. 5. Notre Dame (1-1) lost to Michigan 8tate 20-23. 0. Ohio State (24) defeated Oklahoma 24-14.

7. Georgia (14-1) tied Oemaon 10-10. North Carolina (34) defeated Miami (Ohio) 40-17. 0. Floride State (2-1 lost to Tulane 34-20.

10. Michigan (1-1) lost to Washington 20-24. II. Alabama (24) defeated Mississippi 404. 12.

lows (24) defeated Penn State 4244. 13. Pittsburgh (24) waa idle. 14. West Virginia (34) defeated Maryland 31-21 Ed Kamen 16-10 (.615) Dallas Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo Chicago Washington Brian Marshall 15-11 (.577) NY Giants Houston Detroit Baltimore N.

Orleans Washington COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) Texas Alan Smith kicked a Southwest Conference record-breaking six field goals and Billy Cannon Jr. demoralized scrappy Arkansas State with a 60-yard punt return for a touchdown Saturday night and the Aggies marched to a 38-0 collegiate victory over the Indians. Smith's field goals traveled 44, 45, 42, 33, 59 and 57 yards as he broke the SWC record set by Tony Franklin against Rice in 1976. Smith kicked a 57-yard field goal with 7 seconds to play for the record after he booted a 59-yarder, longest of his career, earlier in the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Fourth-round scores Saturday in the 31 ,060,000 Us Vegaa Pro-Celebrrty GoHOassic: Fuzzy ZoeHer 03-70-7044-207 Rex Caldwell 714040-70-273.

Hale Irwin 00-724040-273 David Graham 00-724040-274 MacO'Qrady 004047-71-275 EdFkxl 0747-7240-275 Tony DwjN 07-714040-275 J.CSneed 074740-72-275 MarkWIebe 04-74-7147-270 QaryMcCord 00-714040-270 Jack Banner 7140-7240-277 Richard Zokoi 0040-7340-277 TVmSknpaon 004740-72277 Scott Hoch 00-714040-277 David Ogrln 004040-71-277 Payne Stewart 70-724047270 Victor Regal ado 73-704740-270 MiksHoKsnd 724740-73-270 GU Morgan 0040-70-73-270 Peter Jacobean 00-724040270 Dan Foramen 00-7240-72270 T.C.Cben 7240-70-71-270 Ronnie Black 7247-70-70270 PM Hancock 0040-71-73-270 Jim Colbert 71-734040-270 Gary Player 70-734047-270 Tommy Valentine 704040-72270 Larry Rinkor 74-714047-200 Wayne Levi 0740-74-73-200 8cott Simpson 00-73-7040-200 John Adams 704540-71-200 OonPooley 0040-73-70-200 Fred Couples 714040-72-200 LPGA Results By United Press International Safeco Classic at Kent Sept 17 (PerJlSI KamyWhttworth 05-70-72-207 Lauren Howe 734040-210 Petty Sheehan 00-71-72-211 Theresa Hesskjn 7240-70-211 Sue ErtJ 70-7040-212 JuOnkster 00-71-72-212 Judy dark 71-72-70-213 Joanna Garner 73-70-70-213 Jan Stephenson 7240-72-213 Roes Jones 73-71-70-214 Betsy King 704740-214 JoamWashsm 71-7440-214 Cindy Lincoln 72-71-71-214 Debbie Auatln 70-73-71-214 MtssleMcGeorge 70-75-70-215 Amy Bern 70-75-71-210 Dot Germain 74-71-70-210 JaneCfarter 7047-70-210 Robin Walton 70-70-70-210 Becky Pearson 72-71-73-210 Softball Stertdlngs Mens Open A Loop Geo Venn 44 Tyler Merchant! 3-1 East Texas Nail Co. 3-1 Tyler Stars 2-2 Fox Pools 0-4 Outlaws 0-4 Loop Murphey The Jeweler 44 Buck's Defenders 3-1 Coca Cole 3-1 Outlaws 2-2 Courier-Times Telegraph 0-4 DownMexIcoWay 04 CLoop StrawberryRaspberry 44 Anderson Carpels 3-1 Tyler Food Center 3-1 GSI Athletics 1-3 VFW Post 1708 1-3 Logglns Loop Tyler Jaycees 4-1 All Pro 33 4-1 Brad Harvey Realtors 4-1 Terry's Spa Huskies 3-1 Northwest 3-1 TXO 3-1 Uddell BuHders '3-2 Here Pistons 0-4 J.C. Penney 0-4 Flo's LOM 04 Mens Industrial Exxon 44 Post Office Zips 3-2 CMI 2-2 TP4L 14 Oge 04 Mens Church Loop Shlloh Road Blue 54 Shlloh Blazers 44 Grace Community 3-1 Hill Creek Baptist 3-2 Wsstwood Baptist 3-2 Pleasant Retreat 24 First Baptist 1-4 Gateway Baptist 0-4 WomenaOpen Roger's Ice Cream 44 Tyler's offense bogged down on a pair of drives and a 20-yard punt gave NEO the ball at the Apaches 47. The Norsemen got to the 21 and Davy boomed a 37-yard field goal to give Northeast a 10-0 edge with 3:49 to play in the first quarter. TJC head coach Charlie McGinty inserted Ducks-worth who didn't start be-cause of his injury and the TJC offense began to roll.

On his first carry, Ducks-worth broke three tackles and picked up 22 yards to the TJC 42. On a third-and-16, the 230-pounder bulled head first for 18 tough yards. On the next play, quarterback Brent Chism hit receiver Hill on a run over the middle and Hill raced untouched to paydirt. Chism booted the PAT to cut NEO's lead to 10-7 with' 2:12 left in the opening quarter. Cornerback Greg Dunn picked off an NEO pass and returned it 9 yards to the NEO 41 early in the second stanza, but the Tribe couldn't capitalize.

TJC held off a long NEO drive and stopped the enemy at the 1-yard line, but Chism was intercepted by Kenny Benson moments later at the 18. The Norsemen wasted no time as Parker vaulted into fourth quarter. The Aggies evened their record at 1-1 while Arkansas State of the Southland Conference dropped its first game in three decisions. The heavily favored Aggies led only 13-0 at halftime with the aid of a 32-yard touchdown pass from quarterback John Mazur to Jimmie Williams and Smith's two field goals. But Cannon applied the game breaker in the third quarter.

He fielded the punt, cut across the field and stiff-armed an Indian at the 20-yard-line for first punt return for a touchdown since Carl Roaches performed the feat in 1973. in the second quarter. The Lobos crossed midfield once in the first half but that drive ended after defensive end Robert Brannon grabbed the ankles of quarterback Buddy Funck for a 10-yard loss and the Lobos followed with a holding penalty. On that possession, New Mexico made five of its seven first-half first downs. After Foreman's touchdown, New Mexico reached the Arkansas 26 mostly on two scrambles for 37 yards by Funck.

On third-and-14, Funck threw deep down the middle and Charles Washington intercepted in the end zone. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Funck found Mike Mazella behind the linebackers for 30 yards and a first down on the Arkansas second touchdown run, a 22-yard interception return for a score by Orsby Crenshaw and a 12-yard scoring jaunt by Donald Jordan, who rushed for 203 yards in 31 carries. Houston also got a 1-yard scoring run by Dwyane Love, who added 116 yards rushing on 21 carries. Lamar, which never has defeated Houston in three tries, had a 14-0 lead in the second quarter on touchdown and pulled to a 21-21 deadlock after three quarters when Campbell connected with tight end Hester Little for an 8-yard score. Campbell added a 46-yard scoring plass play to Howard Easley with 9:14 left and a 52-yard bomb to split end Mitchell Bennett with 1:36 left to Stubborn Tigers to a 24-10 college foot-ballvictory Saturday night.

The Owls, winless in 15 straight games, battled the heavily avoredTigers to a 3-3 halftime deadlock on an exchange of field goals. Arkansas Struggles By Lobos KIT Pet. PF PA Miami 2 0 0 1.000 40 24 Baltimore 1 1 0 .500 30 40 NY Jets 1 1 0 .500 51 40 Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 10 10 New England 0 2 0 .000 47 03 Central Cleveland 2 1 0 .007 0) 00 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 35 35 Houston 0 2 0 .000 44 01 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 23 47 West LA Raider 2 0 0 1.000 40 10 Denrer 2 0 0 1.000 31 20 KaneeaCity 1 1 0 .500 31 30 Seattle 1 1 0 .300 30 27 Sen Diego 1 0 .500 40 55 National Conference East Pet PF PA DMIas 2 0 0 1.000 OS 47 Washington 1 1 0 .500 53 44 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 35 40 NY Giants 1 1 0 .500 22 30 St Louis 0 2 0 .000 34 02 Central Detroit 1 1 0 .500 37 31 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 34 30 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 02 03 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 44 00 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 000 10 20 West LA Rams 1 2 0 0 1.000 40 33 8an Francisco 1 1 0 .500 05 30 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 50 47 Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 33 33 TJC 20 145 180 9. 12-32-3 0-0 10-73 NEO 18 235. 124 58 9-15-1 First Downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties Score By Quarters TJC 7 0 0 0 7' NEO 10 8 0 8 24 Scoring Summary NEO Robert Parker 50 run (Stefan Davy kick).

NEO Davey 37 FG. TJC Henry Hill 48 pass from Brent Chism (Chism kick). NEO Parker 1 run (kick failed). NEO Safety on center snap in endzone. NEO Bobby Claire 20 run (run failed).

EST. ATT. 4,700. ooo o-oo Tout MM 13 0 1213-30 AM-WHIIama 32 pass from Mazur (Smith kick) AOMFG Smith 44 AIM FG Smith 45 MM fQ Smith 42 MM Cannon 00 punt return (pass tided) MM FQ Smith 33 AIM Hawkins 4 pass from Murray (Smith kick) MM FQ Smith SO MM-FG Smith 57 ASU 13 10 01-147 35 0 4-13-1 11-31 0-4 0-70 30:12 MM 15 30-200 100 123 14-204 4-42 5-2 11-73 20:40 First downs Hushes yards Passing yards Return yarda Punts FumWes-iost Penalties-yards Time of Possession HDTVTHJAL STATISTICS RUSHING ASU. Plttman 2047, Beaaley 0-21, Langford 13-10.

MM, Bernstlne 12-75, Hawkins 0-51, Vk0-45, Smith 5-23. PASSING-ASU. Langtord 4-11-1-35, Grant 0-2-0. MM, Mazur, 11-23-0-155, Murray 3-5-0-33. RECEIVING-ASU, Lewis 2-22, Weaver 2-13.

MM, Walker 441 Williams 1-32, Hswklns 3-21 15. But, two plays later, Funck fumbled trying to tear loose from two defenders and Ron Faurot recovered at the Arkansas 5. Arkansas is 2-0 and New Mexico drops to 1-2. New Mexico Arkansas ARK FG 40 Home ARK Taylor 1 run (Home kick) ARK Foreman 1 run (Home kick) 00 0 00 3 7 7 0-17 NM 13 34-120 124 -3 10-21-2 ARK 20 55-150 130 30 0-174 040 2-1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbles-tost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 0-U 5-3 11-75 23.50 7-57 30:04 INOrVUXJ AL STATISTICS RUSHING New Meileo, Funck 13-47, Turrai 5-31 Arkanaas, Warren 5-30, Centers 2-25. PASSING New Mexico, Funck H0-2 120.

Ar-kanaaa. Taylor 0-1 74 130. RECEIVING New Mexico, Williams 445. Arkansas, Kkld 347. make the contest close.

Lam 20 41-124 320 0 17-32-2 5-2 0-05 7 1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return ysrds 32 70420 120 30 0-17-0 04 12-100 Punts Fumbles-loat Penalties-yards 7 714-35 714 2142 0 Lam Landry 1 run (Fernandez kick) Lam-Landry 12 run (Fernandez kick) Hon Love 1 run (Clendenen kick) Hou-WilsonlSrun(Clendenenklck) Hou-Hllton 27 pass from Wilson (Clendenen kick) Lam-Miller 10 paaa from Campbell (Fernandez kick) Hou-Wllson 2 run (Clendenen kick) Hou-Crenehaw 22, Interception return (Clendenen kick) Hou-Jordan 12 run (Clendenen kick) Lam Easley 40 paaa from Campbell (Fernandez kick) Lam Bennett 52 paaa from Campbell (Fernandez kick) Rice 0 3 210-24 03 07-10 Rfce-FG Shupek 21 L8U-FGBetanzoa37 LSU-Wtekersham 5 run (Belanzoa kick) LSU-Jamee 2 run (Betanzoo kick) LSU Rethlen 43 run (Betanzos kick) Rtee-Colltni I past from Money IShupak kick) A 34,000 j-' SINCLAIR Cont. From Page 1, Sec. 3 hours in transit to some games Friday night and about five hours at the game itself Throw in a few junior high games on Thursday and it's easy to see how being an official demands a lot of time. And for those who think being a football official is strictly a September to December job, forget it. "We started sending out schedules in January and we got the schedules back from the coaches in February or March.

In June or July we attend seminars, then the state then district meetings and then scrimmages," noted Mol-loy. "My job is really the year around." IN ADDITION, there are the tests to make sure each ref is up on the latest rule changes. And don't forget those annual dues. Becoming an official is not free. And speaking of rule changes, there are several this year of particular note.

Most of the 51 changes in 1983 are administrative but here are a few that might keep some fan from claiming the ref blew a call: The kicking team has to give the punt receiver at least two yards clearance when the ball is on its downward flight. Failure to do so is interference with the opportunity to catch the ball. The offensive team per se cannot be offsides. It is now encroachment. When the center touches the ball, no offensive player can enter the neutral zone.

If he does, it's a dead-ball foul. A defensive player, however, can enter the neutral zone and return to his original position if the ball has not been centered or he has not been touched. There are now two penalties for roughing the punter. Running into the punter is a five-yard penalty from where the ball was snapped while roughing the kicker is a 15-yard penalty and first down. If the punter fakes a roughing call, the punting team can be assessed a 15-yard penalty.

ANY PENALTY from a scrimmage play which results in a touchdown against the defensive team is carried over to the kickoff On a roughing the passer call, if the ball was complete, penalty yardage is no longer added on to the play. The offensive team can either take the play or penalty, it can't get both. LITTLE ROCK (AP) -Quarterback Brad Taylor scored one touchdown and set up another as Arkansas struggled past New Mexico 17-0 Saturday night. The shutout ended New Mexico's 108-game scoring streak that dated to 1973. Taylor's 1-yard sneak gave the Razorbacks a 10-0 lead in the second quarter.

His 39-yard pass completion to Keith Kidd carried to the 1 and led to a 1-yard scoring run by Marshall Foreman that made it 17-0 midway through the third quarter. The Razorbacks wasted two first half opportunities when Greg Home missed a 26-yard field goal after a fumble recovery at the New Mexico 16. Foreman fumbled at the New Mexico 15 after the Razorbacks moved 50 yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Baylor, Anderson 1042, Rice 0-20. Stockemer 0-22. UTEP, Jackson 743.

Slegllano 0-40, Moore 3-34. PASSING Baylor. Carlson 12-104-214, Muecke 34-1-42. UTEP. Cleveland 15-24-1-101, Salazar 1-14-27.

RECEIVING Beytor, Davis 7-120. McNeil 541. UTEP, McEachern 5-41 Anderson 341. Stan Smith Mark Wangrln 17-9 (.654) Dallas Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo Chicago Washington Green Bay Tampa Bay NY Jets Denver San Diego San Fran. LA Raiders Guest Picker 11-15 (.423) Dallas Houston Atlanta Baltimore N.

Orleans Washington Green Bay Minnesota NY Jets Denver San Diego San Fran. Miami it Thuraday'aRaeuit Cleveland 17, Cincinnati 7 Sunday's Games (AH Times EOT) Atlanta at Detroit, 1p.m. Baltimore at Buffalo. 1 p.m. Chicago at New Orleans, 1 p.m.

Kenan City st Wsshington, 1 p.m. 8an Francisco at St. Louie, 1 p.m. LA. Rams vs.

Green Bay at Milwaukee, 1p.m. N.Y. Jets at New England, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at Houston, 1p.m. San Diego at Seattle, 1 p.m.

Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at Denver, 4 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4 p.m. Monday's Game MkmlatL.A.

Ralders.Op.m Houston Outlasts Lamar, 42-35 NFL PICK-IT ijQ: I jft yS S3 ip If 1 I wr'i it.iriwMtf mvSimmmm smmmmm HfcfasiKMsl mammmmxmsMmmmmmmi mmmmmmm Niwaalsswawewaww; HOUSTON (AP) Quarterback Lionel Wilson ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third Saturday night as Houston wore down stubborn Lamar 42-35 in a non-conference college football game. Wilson scored on runs of 15 and 2 yards and hit tight end Carl Hilton with a 27-yard scoring toss for the Cougars, who bounced back from a 14-7 halftime deficit to post their second victory in three games. Lamar, which got three touchdown passes from quarterback Greg Campbell and touchdown runs of 2 and 12 yards from George Landry, fell to 1-2 this season. Houston broke the contest open with 21 points in the fourth quarter on Wilson's LINE Liz Cajfrey 15-11 (.577) Dallas Pittsburgh Detroit Baltimore N. Orleans Steoe Estes 14-12 (.538) Dallas Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo N.

Orleans Washington Green Bay Minnesota NY Jets Phllly San Diego San Fran. LA Raiders Washington Green Bay Tampa Bay NY Jets Phllly Seattle San Fran. Miami LA Rams Steve Sinclair 14-12 (.538) Dallas Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo N. Orleans Washington Green Bay Minnesota NY Jets Denver Son Diego San Fran. Miami Pat Turner 16-10 (.615) Dallas Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo N.

Orleans Kara. City Green Bay Minnesota NY Jets Denver San Diego St. Louis LA Raiders Brad French 13-13 (.500) Dallas Houston Detroit Buffalo N. Orleans Kans.Clty Green Bay Tampa Bay NY Jets Denoer San Diego San Fran. LA Raiders CONSENSUS 15-11 (.577) NY Giants at DaVas Pittaburgh at Houston Atlanta at Detroit Baltimore at Buffalo Chicago at New Orleans Kansaa City at Washington LA Kama at Green Bay Minnesota at Tampa Bay NY Jets at New England Philadelphia at Denver San Diego at Seattle San Francisco at St.

Louis Miami at LA Raiders LSU Clips Green Bay Tampa Bay, Minnesota NY Jets N. England Denver San Diego San Fran. LA Raiders Denver San Diego San Fran. LA Raiders HOUSTON (AP) Louisiana State finally cracked a surprisingly tough Rice defense with touchdown runs by Jeff Wickersham and Garry James over a 35-second span of the third quarter after fumble recoveries to lead the.