The Kilgore News Herald from Kilgore, Texas • 2

Pt 2 KILGORE NEWS HERALD Sunday NoremWr 13 1968 i IV Porkers Back in SWC Title Picture Bradley at Helm Longhorns Edge Past TCU 13-3 Arkansas Trips SM IU1 Ini 17-6 Win Cinches Tie for a Conference Title By TOM FATHERREE With a strong scent of Georgia peach blossoms hanging over St John Stadium the Kilgore College Rangers polished off arch-rival Tyler Apaches 17-6 here Saturday night in a bitterly contested Texas Junior College Football Federation game played before about 8500 fans The Rangers got their eighth win of the season and are expecting a bid possibly today to play in the NJCAA Shrine Bowl at Savannah Gaf on Friday Nov 25 The win gave the Rangers a share of the conference championship with Henderson County The Cardinals finished their schedule Friday night with a 28-8 win oVer Navarro and the two teams wound up league play with identical 6-1 marks The game was typical of the high rivalry between Kilgore and Tyler It was so typical that it included a fist-swinging free-for-all be- FAYETTEVILLE Ark (AP) Sophomore David Dickey scored two touchdowns and Martina Bercher returned a punt 69 yards for another Saturday as sixth-ranked Arkansas moved back into the Southwest Conference title picture with a 22-0 victory over Southern led by All-America tackle Loyd Phillips The deepest penetration was the Razorbaek 29 in the final three minutes IT WAS THE fifth SWC victory in six games for the Porkers who can clinch another trip to the Cotton Bowl next week by beating Texas Tech Should Arkansas win and SMU lose to or tie either Baylor or Texas Christian in its remaining games Arkansas would win an unprecedented third straight undisputed SWC crown Bob White put Arkansas ahead on the Razorbacks' first possession when he kicked a 39-yard field goal two yards He thus Increased his touchdown total to eight in the last three games 38 carries broke the previous conference record of 37 set by Ray McKown of TCU against Arkansas in 1952 Dickey got strong support from fullback Eddie Woodless who ran the draw to perfection in picking up 66 yards in 11 carries Quarterback Jon Brittenum hit on 7 of 15 passes for 90 yards and engineered scoring drives of 65 and 36 yards in the final quarter to put the game on ice Meanwhile the Razorbaek defense coutained deadly Bercher followed in the cyense holding the Mustangs to second period with his dazzling yards TCU COACH ABE LIARTH! SUFFERS HEART ATTACK this time by Joe Brame and Texas took over on the TCU 23 BRADLEY GOT 17 yards on a pass to Tom Higgins and two plays later fired the five-yard scoring shot to Small with four minutes left in the half Coupled with 52-yard field goal the Longhorns enjoyed a 10-0 cushion at halftime The kick by Conway the Southwest Conference leading field goal expert was an all-time personal high His second successful effort was from 44 yards out He missed another try from 52 yards in the third period Bruce Alford runnerup to Conway in Southwest Conference field goal competition kicked his i8th of the season in the final period a 28-yard effort THE CHRISTIANS hammered at the Texas goal throughout the second half but following a familiar pattern could not get the ball across the goal line They reached the Texas 28 and the 36 on third quarter thrusts and in the final period to the Longhorn 30 and 43 Chris Gilbert the Southwest Conference rushing leader rang up 117 yards for Texas on 32 carries this hazy afternoon before a homecoming crowd of 31477 punt return that almost ended where it began before Cercher eluded the grasp of SMU end MAC WHITE among the leading rushers in the SWC got 30 yards in 10 carries and Jerry Donnie Denbow end followed LeVjaSi big play perform-wave of teammates doijn the caught only two passes for 35 sideline for the touchdown jyarda (ailed to hurt the DICKEY WHO pounded the( p0rkers twice on his end around heert of the Mustang defense re verse throughout the game got hisj Junior linebacker Joe Paul touchdown on runs of one and Daves making his first start for Arkansas led the Razorbacks in defensive statistics with four unassisted and nine assisted tackles It was the first time in 16 games that SMU has been shut out the last coming a year ago when Illinois beat the Mustangs 42-0 Arkansas marched 38 yards to TUSCALOOSA Ala (AP) -Third-ranked Alabama got its sputtering offense rolling long enough Saturday to hammer outj FORT WORTH Tex (AP)-Abe Martin athletic director and head coach of Texas Christian University suffered a heart attack Saturday only a tew hours before his football team met the University of Texas Martin has a history of heart trouble but his physician said he should be out of All Saints Hospital within two weeks The doctor said Martin is through with coaching for the season' Going into the game with Texas TCU had a 2-5 season and 2-2 Southwest Conference record and retained a mathematical chance to win or share the title But they dropped a 13-3 decision to the Longhorns The Horned Frog am was directed against Texas (4-4 and 3-2) by four assistant! They were Hunter Enis and Don Jackson on offense and Allie White and Walter Roach on defense -The doctor said an electrocardiogram Saturday real change but I say yet he's had heart damage but there are some circulatory Martin had complained ol chest pains since Thursday but two electrocardiograms Friday showed nothing although his blood pressure was high He be a victory over South Caro- the SMU 22 ith the opening Un kickoff before two consecutive The Crimson Tide gunning for a third straight national in hlt t0 klck h' -7 Fin downa Rushmg yarlaa Parsing ytrtUge PtlMI Pimm Intercepted by Punt Fumble tort Feeds peneBsed Trua ICC Tex FO Conway 92 ill 9 pees from Bredlcy (Coa-wey kick) FO Alford 29 FO Convey 44 Attendance 91477 championship throttled the injury-riddled Gamecocks' attack but was unable to take advantage of several scoring opportunities Coach Paul Bryant still eiht-trying to find 'a consistent offen- On the first Brittenum was sive machine alternated signaL spBled for a five-yard loss on calling between junior left-hand-1 third down and White failed to er Kenny Stabler and senior connect on a 28-yard field goal Wayne Trimble Sophomofe Joe DY Kelley finished out the final mo field goal with 10:14 opening quarter Arkansas missed two great scoring opportunities in the first reaching the SMU six and THE PORKERS marched 65 FORT WORTH Tex (API-Crippled Texas stole five Texas Christian passes Saturday and Bill Bradley guided the Longhorns to a 13-3 Southwest Conference football victory It eliminated Texas Christian from the race as Texas held onto a chance at a tie for the title It was Texas' fifth victory against four losses Texas Christian was taking its fifth defeat Texas Christian coach Abe Martin suffered a mild heart attack prior to the contest and was hospitalized for what doctors predicted would be five to 10 days HUNTER EMS and Don Jack-son directed the Texas Christian offense while Walter Roach and Allie White handled the defense All are assistant coaches Texas scored on field goals in the first and final periods by David Conway and a five-yard pass in the second period from Bradley to- Ed Small The game was spiced with fumbles and interceptions Twice the long-time rivals exchanged miscues in the first half one contributing to the Texas touchdown Bradley raced 22 yards on a quarterback keeper but fumbled as he crossed the TCU 30 Cubby Hudler retrieved the ball for the Horned Frogs apparently silencing the Longhorns' scoring threat But on the next play quarterback Shabay was victimized for a second Interception Knudsen Takes 4-Stroke Lead In Canada Cup TOKYO AP George Knudson the dapper Canadian stretched his lead on Arnold Palmer to four strokes at the end of the third round of the Canada Cup international golf classic Saturday as the United States took a strangle hold on the team championship Knudson shot 32-34-66 over the chilly windy Yomiuri course giving him an eye-popping for 54 holes 1 under par Palmer shot for as he saw his one-stroke deficit of Friday widen disastrously Par for the 6962 yard hilly course Is 72 Still In individual contention was Hideyo Sugimoto the big Japanese professional who is playing his home course He Shot 32-36-68 for 66-69-68-203 And surging up was Jack laus -oMbe United-States-who had his best round yet 67 This gave him ii-Texas Downs Wichita Stale WICHITA Kan (AP)-Quar-terbacks Vidal Carlin and Corky Boland directed North Texas State to a 30-13 Missouri Valley Conference football victory over Wichita State University Saturday The Eagles pushed to a 23-0 halftime lead while holding Wichita almost without gain It was North seventh victory against two losses and seventh loss in eight games Eagle flanker Johnny Love set a school record by catching three touchdown passes Football Two-Point Conversion Aggies Squeeze by left in the yards in the final seven minutes of the half to the SMU eight where on a fourth and one the Mustangs held Dickey for ns gain and took over The Razorbacks marched 65 yards In 10 plays early in the fourth period with Dickey get ting the call six times He got the touchdown 'from the on with 9:43 remaining and kick was good giving the Porkers a 16-0 advantage SMU gambled on fourth and 10 from its own 27 when punter Dennis Partee threw a pass to Denbow which gained only Bine yards It took Arkansas 10 plays to go the 36 yards with Dickey running six straight times at one atretch before Brittenum got two to the two setting up plunge fof-the touchdown with 333 Dickey a 204-pound tailback gained 133 yards on a conference record 38 carries as Arkansas became the odds-on favorite to return to the Cotton Bowl for a third consecutivt time SMU the conference leader with a 4-0 record before battle could not penetrate a rock-ribbed Arkansas defense came worse during the night and was admitted to the hospital at 130 am One of his chest pains occurred on the eve of the game with Ohio State in Columbus Ohio Sept 24 TCU lost 14-7 However Martin was able to coach from the sidelines TCU has two more with Rice University et Houston next Saturday and with South era Methodist in Fort Worth Nov 26 Martin has been head coach since 1953 and took on the added duties of athletic director when (Dutch) Meyer re' tired in June 1963 He is a ns five of nesrby Jacksboro He played college ball at TCU from 1928 through 1930 and was a regular on the first Southwest Conference championship team in 1929 Martin coached in high schools until he returned to TCU in 1945 to be in charge of the offense under Meyer His teams won the Southwest Conference title in 1955 and 1958 and was in a three-way tie for the title in 1959 His record led the trustees to vote him life tenure He was named Coach of the Year in Texas in 1955 and 1958 He cur rently represents Dist 6 on the National Football Rule Com mittee ter when the Aggiej took a 7 8 lead on Wendell Housley's two-yard plunge Glynn Lindsey added the extra point The Aggies capitalized on a Rice fumble for their score Joe Wood pounced on a loose ball on the Rice 25 and the Aggies moved in for the score five plays later with Housley going over quarterback Edd Hargett the conference total offense leader hit Tommy Maxwell with a 17-yard pass for the big gainerjn the drive Rice moved to its matching touchdown in the last five minutes with Hailey subbing tor starting quarterback Robby Shelton guiding the team The Trounce 56A8 ris set up two touchdowns with less than one minute left in the half He passed 45 yards to set up a acore from the Kentucky 11 An on-side kick recovered with 14 seconds remaining and a Burris pass set up a 40-yard touchdown run by Post Burris hit on 10 of 18 passes for 165 yards Quarterback Dick Woodall threw for 77 more and provided one touchdown Beadles completed 7 of 23 for 141 yards Windsor led rushing with 81 yards on 14 carries Houston rebounded in the last period for 20 more points Burris threw a total of 44 yards for the first score and Woodall passed to set two more last drive was halted when a Beadles pass arts intercepted on the Houston 20 by Jim Berger IhiIm Ksataek First downs 77 H- Rushln yards 407 174 Pass In yards 741 141 Pass 1J-B 7-74 Passe lDtsrceplsd by 4 Punts S40 l-M Fumbles last I 4 Yards ptnaltsed 41 7t Houston v' 14 1 I Kentucky 4 4 4 4 Windsor 4 run (kick (ailed) HOC- FO Hebert SI MrCea 7 run (Hebert kick) Hebert 4 yard pass (not Burris (kick fallsd) McVea 32 run (Hebert kick! McVea 11 run (kiek failed 1 Poet 4 run (Hebert kick) Windsor 14 pas Iran Stadias (pass fallsd) Beer pats from Burris (kick failed) Lyons 77 punt return (run filled) Nordgren 7 run (Hebert kick) Woodall run (Hebert kick) SlUotiSN'Illldk tween the teams in the fourth quarter The game ias a defensive battle all the way The only yardage of any consequence was made through the air and Kilgore's Terry Reisig overshadowed Louis Gavrel Tyljr'a heralded passer REISIG back In the lineup after two weeks of light duty with a hip injury completed eight of 14 for 165 yards including a 70-yard pass-and-run touchdown to end Joe Sliker Gavrel managed 15 completions out of 36 attempts good for 147 yards but had the pressure on him all night by a hard-charging Ranger forward wall Sid Bailey 203-pound freshman guard from Fort Worth led the Kilgore charge and had his best night of the season Bailey chased Gavrel all night threw him for several long losses and knocked down at least three passes at the line of scrimmage Bailey Andy Durretf Jerry Gulledge Randy Lemons and John Gregory applied such pressure in fiie second half that the Apaches wound up with a minus-one yard rushing HARRY WATSON intercepted two of passes and Scores Notre Dame 94 Duke 9 Holy Cross 24 Butgert 12 Clemsoo 14 Maryland 19 Citadel a Military 14 Florida 31 Tulane 10 Cincinnati 17 Louisville Illinois 49 Wisconsin 14 Ohio State 14 Iowa 19 Colorado 35 Kansas 18 Iowa St 30 Kansas St 13 Miami Ohio 39 Dayton I Purdue 19 Minnesota 9 Stephen Austin 9 Me Murry lege 9 41s Bishop 38 Texas Lutheran 27 Bam Houston 10 Texas AA1 9 Arlington State 19 Arkansas State Howard Payns IS 8ul Boas I Trinity 37 Abilene Christian 27 Navy 30 VanderbUt 14 Nebraaki 2l Olds State 9 Missouri 10 Oklahoma 7 Col- Sooners Gel Knockout Punch From Missouri NORMAN Oklar (AP) Missouri geared its model-T offense for two haymaker punches that knocked Oklahoma out of Big Eight football title competition Saturday 10-7 The Tigersput together 10 points in the third quarter for their first scores in 10 quarters and then staved off frantic comeback attempts by Oklahoma I The loss put Oklahoma'! Big Eight record at 3 2 and Missouri at 3-2-1 in the league Fullback Bob Powell plowed in from the four-yard stripe on Missouri's first possession in the second half to break a scoreless tie and kicking specialist Bill Bates kicked a 52-yard field goal to gain the winning margin ScoveQ hit Baker with a touchdown pass fumble of a punt after signaling for a fair catch and George Cheshire recovering for Baylor on the Tech 39 kept moving an 80-yard Bear scoring drive Three Southall passes moved Baylor to the five and a pass interference call on Baugh gave the Bears a first down on the one Richard Defee plunged in for the score Baylor Tvs Tch li 107 119 11-39 9 7-49 I 92 14 12 9 I 9 7 9 from Southall First Downs 22 Rushtnf yarda 129 Passmc yards 219 22-42 Passes intercepted PUM Fumbles lost Yards penalised Baytsr Tech Smith 19 (Purvis kick) Aouthti! run tPurvis luck) -Bovenst 2 run (Purvis kick Baker 2t pass from AcoreU (Vtnyaxtf kick) Defev run (pass failed) Baker 1 run (Yin yard kick) FG Purvis 49 Attendance 99991 knocked two more down Robby Huckaby also defended well against long ones The Reisig-to-Sliker combination was the difference in the ball game Sliker the University of Miami-bound sophomore from Mount Pleasant SC was on the receiving end of six of Kilgore's -eight completions and picked up 140 of the 227 total yards gained Sliker broke the scoring ice early in the second quarter with his 70-yard stint Kilgore had taken Larry punt on the Ranger 30 On first down Reisig threw up the middle to the lanky split end Joe brought it in with one band on the Kilgore 48 and outran Richard Hadlock and Bill Nectoux into the end zone Clyde Reid 1 the barefooted kicker from Hull-Daisetta kicked the extra point for a 7-0 lead THE TOUCHDOWN pass to Sliker was first completion of the night It much to open up the Tyler defense but was a preview of things to come Sliker Jater caught other passes for 12 19 24 6 and 9 yards Gavrel started connecting In the third quarter Jerry Mott returned Reid's second half kick-off from the 3 to his own 48 Gavrel completed four of six passes and Robbie Albright mixed in three good runs to work it to the Ranger 3 A1 bright got touchdown around the right side with a pitchout from Gavrel Ned Welch passed for the bonus extra points on a fake kick but Bailey knocked the ball harmlessly to the ground and the' Rangers still had a 7-6 lead' with 8:49 left in the third quarter LATE to that same period Kilgore took a punt at the Ranger 41 Reisig hit Sliker with three pisses and the Rangers got to the 16 where Tyler stopped them" On fourth down Reid placed the kicking tee on the 24 yard line and booted a 34-yard field goal straight through the uprights increasing the margin to 10-6 Tyler took the ensuing kickoff 4ut get anything going and punted to Kilgore' 35 That's when things began to get out of hand and red flags started flying all over the field Tyler drew" four major penalties in six downs to help the Rangers to their second touchdown All four were for unnecessary roughness and amounted to 56 yards in the 65-yard drive ON A PLAY that the Rangers cooked up in the dressing room during the half to be used when the blitz was on Reisig called an audible at the Una of scrimmage the II Darnell Losak went over the middle looked around and Reisig's pass was at his fingertips The Waco Richfield sophomore who played high school ball with Reisig gathered it in and lunged into the end zone with 11:58 left in the ball game Again Reid's kick was true for a 17-6 lead the way it ended The Ranger Band then started playing as the scent of Georgia peaches became more real The temper flare-up came on a Tyler punt in the last three minutes of the game A Ranger and Apache slugged it out on the ground for a few seconds while the legal action was down-field But soon both benches emptied into the middle of the field and Rangers and Apaches got it out of their system for a few anxious moments until coaches and a few cool-headed players broke it up No one was hurt in the fist-fight The damage was on the scoreboard gawk-at-a-olaycs Tjtof Plrit down IS Net Yard Rushing tS 4 Not Yards Passing 1M 147 Total Offens Z27 ITS Passes Att Com 14-1 M-1S Passes btceptod If 1 Fumbles No I Lost S-l t-7 Punts No I A versa 7-41 7 77 4 Penalties No Yards t-M 11-171 can bf Onartors Kilgor 17 Tyler SS I ftrarbi Snmmsry Jo Sliker 7 pass from Terry Reisl Clyde Reid kick (11 left SOI Robbie Albright run pass failed (7:47 loft SO Clyde Retd 74 field ta 14 77 left IQ) Darnell Losak 11 pass from Tarry Heist Clyde Eetd kick (1154 tail 4W ments Fails Owls 7-6 drive covered 88 yards in 14 Plays Hailey hit Steve Pritchard with a 29-yard pass and Murphy Davis with a 13 yarder Tailback Terry Shelton brother of the starting quarterback went the last six yards on three tries with Lester Lehman leading the blocking each time Then Hailey tried for the two points that would have put the Owls ahead only to be pulled down by Krueger The Owls in the conference cellar now have a 1-7 record They have dropped seven straight after upsetting Louisiana State in the season opener The Aggies evened their season mark at 4-4-1 and their four victories all have come at the expense of conference teams They have only a Thanksgiving Day date with Texas left on the schedule 474 Blee First Downs I Rushtn yards Plasm yards Pass Intercspted by Punt i- Pumbles lost Yards penalised 77 Yeses ASM 7 Housley run (Lindsey kick) (helton 1 run (past fallsd) Attendance 41000 Arkansas 21 Southern Methodist 9 Texas 13 Texas Christian 9 Texas AM Bice Baylor 29 Texas Tech 14 Houston 54 Kentucky 19 Columbia 21 Penn 14 Dartmouth 31 Cornell 21 West Va It Qeorf Wash Harvard Brown Colrate 21 Lafayette 2 Ulanova 19 Boston Co 9 Hast Texas State 14 Southwest Texas State 14 tie Ho Texas St WtehKe St 19 Tulsa 13 Montana State 10 Arison 39 Wasbinctoo State II Army 4 California 3 Colorado State 35 Texas 21 Idaho 40 Montana 9 If Mexico State 47 St Mexico 12 Orefon State 34 Washington 19 UCLA 19 Stanford 9 Brigham Young 35 Utah 19 Syracuse 37 Florida St 3l Ahmerat 94 Williams 21 Air Force 29 No Carolina 14 So Miss No Carolina St 9 Virginia Tech 20 Wm-Mary 19 Mich St 37 Indiana 19 Tarletoo State 44 Angelo State I Aleorn 19 PralrteV iew-l Lamar Tech 31 Louisiana Tech II North Texas State 30 Wichita State IS Colorado State 35 West Texas State 29 Arkansas AAM IS Texas So 15 Ue rambling 43 Wiley 14 Princeton 13 Tale Alabama 24 So Carolina I Oeorgia 31 Auburn 13 Georgia Tech 21 Penn St Mississippi 14 Tennessee 7 Wake For Memphis St 7 Michigan 39 Northwestern 39 Michigan Beats Northwestern ANN ARBOR Mich (AP) -Dick Vidmer threw two long touchdown passes and sneaked for another score as Michigan beat Northwestern 28-20 in a game of Big Ten also-rans Saturday Vidmer hit Jim Detwiler with a 48-yard scoring pass threw a 33-yarder to Jack Clancy and snaked one yard himself against the aroused Wildcats Don TrulL Southall threw 18 yards to Tommy Smith for the first touchdown after Mike Thomas recovered a fumble by Tech's Kenny Baker on the 32 In the second period Southall tossed two yards to Bucky Bovenzi for a score ending a 66-yard drive that was kept alive when David Baugh touched a Southall punt and Calvin Kirkham recovered on the Raiders' 28 Willie interception of John Scovell's pass set up Baylor's other first quarter touchdown on Tech's 28 Pinky seven bursts into the line moved the ball to the one from where Southall dashed in for the score THE RAIDERS got on the scoreboard late in the second quarter when Guy Griffis returned a Baylor punt 44 yards to the Bears' 23 Ofl the next play HOUSTON Tex (AP)-Texas defensive left tackle Rolf Krueger broke through to drop Rice quarterback Bill Hailey attempting 1 pass for th two point conversion in the final minute to preserve a 7-6 Southwest Conference football victory Saturday over the snakebit Owls The Owls still were not through and recovered their own on-sides kick and moved to the 15 where Frank Pust-ka missed a 31-yard field goal with nine seconds left It was his fourth unsuccessful three point try The game was scoreless and contest of missed opportunities until late in the third quar Cougars Kentucky LEXINGTON Ky heard running backs romped to a 56-18 football victory Saturday over Kentucky in compiling the most points against a Kentucky team in 45 years Cougar halfback Warren Me-Vet led ground attack with three touchdowns Quarterback Bo Burris threw for two and fullback George Nordgren'carried for one score Kentucky jumped to an early lead with a 72-yard drive set up by Bob 45-yard run to yard line The Wildcats penetrated into Cougar territory two more times in the first half defense picked off four Kentucky passes two in each half and held the Wildcats to 134 yards rushing Houston halfback Dick Post produced 187 of 407 yards on the ground as the Cougars total offense hit 649 yards Kentucky was able to contain Houston oniy in the third quarter Two Houston drives were billed oeep in Kentucky territory by fumble Mike McGraw recovered one on the 4 yard line and linebacker Bill Jansen recovered on the 1-yard fine Kentucky quarterback Terry Beadles threw 70 yards to Larry Seipla to set second score The only other Kentucky penetration was Dickie Lyon's 97-yard punt return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter In the second quarter when Houston tallied 38 points Bur- Terry Southall Leads Bears To 29 A 4 Victory Over Tech First downs Rusbln yards Passta Yards Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalised Ark ro While 77 Ark Bercker 77 punt return (kick (sued) I I Ark Dickey run (Whit kiek) Ark Dicker I run (kick fallsd) Attendance 41008 TD Explosion By llolre Dame Raps Duke 64-0 SOUTH BEND Ind (AP) Nick 77-yard touchdowa scamper on the second play ignited a 43-point first-half explosion which carried top-ranked Notre Dame to a 64-0 football rout of error-stricken Duke Saturday In storming to their eighth victory the Fighting Irish impressively tuned up for their big showdown with second ranked Michigan State next Saturday with a sharp display of passing speed and alertness Notre Dame scored three touchdowns in each of the first two quarters as Duke quickly unraveled after 77-yard scoring sprint touched off tho massacre Coach Ara Parseghian opened the second half with Irish re-serves against the 25-point ua-derdog Blue Devils who suf fered their fifth defeat against four victories By the time the first half smoke cleared Notre Dame had produced two touchdowns on Terry passing another on a tricky 55-yard interception-lateral play and two on short plunges Most important to th Irish was the return to form of star split-end Jim Seymour whn missed two previous games because of a wrenched ankle and who figures to be a big threat against Michigan state Michigan Stale Downs Indiana BLOOMINGTON Ind AP)-Jimmy Raye brought Michigan State to life with his passes in the second quarter and the Spartans overwhelmed Indiana 37-19 Saturday to wrap up the Big Ten football championship The victory gave Michigan State its second straight crown and perfect conference season The Spartans played dead for the first 10 minutes of the game and then managed to grind out a 7-0 first quarter lead on the ground Raye went to the air and completed six passes without a miss in the second period five of them in two sequences that paid off with touchdown tosses of eight yards to Dwight Lee and 29 yards to A1 Brenner For the game Raye completed seven of nine passes for 171 yards and three touchdowns LAMAR TECH WINS BEAUMONT Tex (AP)-Quarterback Phil JTimm threw touchdown passes of seven and eight yard! to Bill Kilgore and Johnny Fuller returned a punt 50 yards for a touchdown as Lamar Tech defeated Louisiana Tech 31-16 Saturday 1 LUBBOCK Tex (AP)-The Baylor Bears ended a three-game Southwest Conference slump 29-14 Saturday on the brilliant passing of Terry South-all and the errors of Texas Tech The Bears winning their second of five conference games turned a pass interception and a fumble into two first quarter touchdowns and another fumble and several Tech defensive lapses into a pair of second period scores and a 26-7 halftime lead SouthalL the second leading passer missed setting at least two league passing records by only a hair HE FAILED on only even of 21 passes in the first half getting 127 yards and two touchdowns He completed 24 of 42 tosses for 219 yards for the game His completion mark was two short of tying the 1963 conference school mark set by Bailor's.