The Kilgore News Herald from Kilgore, Texas • 2

Page 2 KILGORE NEWS HERALD Sunday November 16 1969 iTZ ISP Tempers Zoom as Rangers Crushed 62-0 SPEAKING of SPORTS Tli By Wilbur Callaway Sports Editor football 5:10 (eft in the first quarter The Apaches didn't score again until 957 remained in the half' when reserve fallback Sam Alford went over from one yard out Brenhan's kick made it 42-0 Just before halftime Ranger third string quarterback Roland Whitehurst playing for the first time this season at the signal-calling position had a pass intercepted at the Tyler 23 by Billy Roberson who aced it back 77 yards for the touchdown The conversion byBren-nan boosted the score to 49-0 at the'half' JUST BEFORE halftime the game was almost halted by the officials when things got completely out of hand when two successive brawls broke out on the field Several players were ejected and the game was allow-' to continue with both coaches being warned to cool things off or the game would be ended The second half turned into a dull game with the Apaches emptying their bench and still scoring twice more while holding the punchless Rangers without a point Halfback Ken Fonlnc-ran 42 yards for the Apaches with 11:19 left in the third quarter and Brennan's kick made HsTA-0 Three plays after the next kickoff Ranger quarterback George Woodrow passed but it was intercepted by tackle Ray' Dowdy who lumbered 34 yards for the touchdown to make it 62-0 Brennan missed the kick to spoil his perfect night 'The Apaches drove to Ijiree-yard-line in the fi-s pd seconds tut mercifully let the clock out the remaining half minute without even trying to score The crushing loss left Kilgore With a season record of 4 6 and a conference mark of 3 4 Tyler the highest scoring team in the history finished with a 9-1 mark and went 7-0 in the conference The Apaches will now play in the El Ton) Bowl in Yuma Ariz 29 against Centerville Iowa A SAME HOMETOWN DIFFERENT James Street ielt and Steve Judy fonder teammates at Longview High School led their teams against each other Saturday in Austin Street is the quarterback of the nationally-ranked Texas Longhorns while Judy quarterbacks the TCU Horned Frogs The SWC game was won by Texas G9-7 (AP Wirephoto) By CALLAWAY pulled his starters and New Herald Sports Editor played reserves most of the rest TYLER Looking like the of the way Texas Longhorns i Even against the Apache sec-fourth-ranked Apaches handed 0nd and third stringers Kilgore the badly outclassed Kilgore could never move the football College Rangers their worst de- TIer amassed 460 yards rush-feat ever 62-0 Saturday ing and scored Qn runs of 63 33' 21 and 42 yards in addition to a pair of one-yard runs and two interceptions which were returned for 77 and 34 yards Speedster Landry aTbrokrTTver-right' tackle on the first play of the game and 70 yards untouched to start the rout David Brennan kicked the first of eight out of nine conversions for the night to make it 7-0 The next time Tyler got the ball the Apaches took three plays to score andry ran' the identical route and went 63 yards untouched kick made it 14-0 with the game not 4 minutes old A Kilgore fumble gave the Apaches the ball at midfield and four plays later halfback Larry went 33 yards around right end for the touchdown and Brennan converted Another Ranger fumble was recovered by the Apaches at the Kilgore 28 Two plajs later Landry once more found the hole at right-lacklc and went 21 yards untouched Brennan's kick made it 28-0 with still 8 minutes left in the first quarter TIIE RANGERS tried to move through the air but Don Hear-ron saw his pass intercepted at the 28 and returned to the Kilgore 17 Four plays later QB Gaylon Ramm dived over from one yard out and Brennan's kick made it 35-0 with First dowrs Yards rushing: Yards pacing Total yards ganed Passes attempted Passes completed Passes Intercepted by Fumbles number 1st Punts and average Penalties Apache coach Billy Andrews not called off the dogs the score might well have been considerably more The Apaches scored on the first play from scrimmage and blitzed to an incredible 35-0 lead in the fifst quarter before An- when halfback Ted Koy was knocked out That did not stop Texas from rushing for 517 yards bettering its number one national average of 3627 yards a game The Texas defense was so tough that talented quarterback Steve Judy completed Buckeyes Clinch Tie in Big 10 Awesome longhorns Smash Frogs 69-7 A letter which came in the mail late this week from Mrs Jack Jordan of Dallas mother of Kilgore College football player Gear Jordan was like a ray of sunlight on a cloudy day The letter reaffirmed this faith in people at a time when-t must confess I had begun to wonder if there were still any who cared to take an active interest in supporting a losing team The failure of the Rangers to produce a this season bad turned away many fans as Vlast week in the home finale when a very sparse crowd showed up to watch the game with barton But there are still a few who care and stick with the team win or love One of these is Mrs Jordan I felt like the readers of the lews Herald mjght like to share her letter with me' so here it is-j Mr Callaway I'm sure all in a daj's work lor you but you made this set of day much brighter with your Nov 4th picture and writeup about that' number 80 Ranger Being one of that group '(Mother of an Athlete -MAA) I exercised my right by showing it to each and every neighbor and those I I telephoned! I was a bit discreet however and I waited until they asked how the game went Saturday You know convinced going to be a Mothers of Athletes often wondered why we have a Quarterback Club) Vte add a few more wrinkl'd every time we see their best fans) stretched out parallel wiiji the ground with three feet of daylight between on a tackle You thank God when they can spring up again also glad you gave them cod liver oil and a balanced diet from babyhood up (sometimes it took a little coaxing Those green leafy vegetables always go down so easily and potatoes yes) You feel the hair standing up on the back of the neck as the band strikes up tStar Spangled then the kickoff and you pray to God he muff the first one at least (at the same time feeling pretty confident he Then you settle down for a brief moment before starting the wringing of the hands pressing of the toes more firmly on the bleacher then those funny sounds Mothers make at seeing of hit head-on Part of a job too is tactfully calming an embarrassingly-loud father at times They always see eyc-to-eye with the officials Sleet snow hail rain or sandstorm couldn't keep us away In glad to be an MAA I hope football lasts another hundred don't Sportingly Mrs Jack Jordan Jr PS Even though the Rangers didn't come in first they gave us an awful lot of pleasure and our thanks go to Coach Simmons and the rest of the My sincere thanks go to Mrs Jordan for taking the time to write this letter I'm really glad to see a parent take to much Interest in her team I recall earlier this year when the Rangers played at Cisco on a cold rainy night Among the few fans in the stands backing KC were the Jordans Their son Geary has played some fine football for the Rangers the past two seasons and is one of the top candidates for all-TJCFF defensive honors this year be missed next fall -and so will his parents The Rangers need more backers like them 4 his field twice and sped 65 yards for a touchdown in the first half But Texas which has now won 17 straight over two years and is 8-0 this season already had a 21-0 lead on three first quar- ter scores A few minutes after run a 5-yard penalty for delaying the game halted a TCU bid at the Texas 27 and the Longhorns put the game out of reach with two more first half scores One was on an 80-yard march climaxed by fullback Steve Worsteds 1-yard plunge and the other came with 43 seconds left in the half Charles Speyrer hauled in an 18-yard pass from quarterback James Street after setting up the score with a 37-yard punt return second team went in midway through the third quarter and sub Eddie Phillips threw a 51-yard touchdown pass to Ken Ehrig who was 20 yards in the clear victory was particularly convincing when it remembered that underdog TCU teams have knocked off unbeaten Longhorn squads twice in the past 10 years costing Texas possible national championships in 1959 and 1961 Texas tight end Tommy Woodard suffered torn legaments In his knee on punt return and the Longhorns lost another starter early in the first quarter ijt FOOTBALL SCORES COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) A devastating Ohio State defense pressured Mike Phipps into five interceptions Saturday and the top-ranked Buckeyes clinched a Big Ten title share with a 42-14 pounding of Purdue Rex Kern scored twice and passed for a third touchdown in directing the versatile Ohio Brown 24 0 Pennsylvania 17 Columbia 7 Yala 17 Princeton 14 North Carolina 32 Clemson 13 Virginia Tech 48 Duke 12 Ohio But 42 Purdue 14 Pittsburgh 15 Army Boston College 49 VMI 32 Florida 31 Kentucky 8 Auburn 16 Georgia 3 Mississippi 38 Tennesse 8 Kentucky State 17 Miami Ohio 14 Washington-st 20 WashtngtonALet 12 North Texts St 42 Tulsa 18 Missouri 40 Iowa 8tat 13 Colorado 17 Oklahoma St 14 Brigham Young 21 Utah 8t I New Mexico 24 Wyoming 12 Alabama 42 Miami Fla 8 Tuiane 31 Virginia 9 Michigan 51 Iowa 8 Wisconsin 55 Illinois 14 Northwestern Indiana 27 Nebraska 10 Kanaa State 7 Oklahoma 31 Kansas 13 Central Okie 34 Tarleton 8t 18 Trinity 16 Abilene Christian 13 Alcorn AiiM 29 Pratrla VltW 14 Arkansas State 13 UTA 3 Drake So Illinois 17 Colorado St 31 Idaho 21 Mass 48 Hampshire 7 Arisons 17 Utah 16 So California 16 Washington 7 UCLA 13 Oregon 10 California 31 San Joee 8t 7 Oregon St 38 Wash 3 Citadel' 37 Furman 21 Stanford 47 Air Force 34 Texas Lutheran 47 Northwood I East Texas 26 Southwest lexaa 4 Texas AAI 28 Sam Houston 21 AUSTIN Tex 'AP' Second-ranked Texas kept pace with number one Ohio State Saturday by slaughtering its longtime uval TCU 63-7 in a Southwest Conference game It was the most points Texas has ever scored against a SWC gswe-at-a-glance TCU Texas Ftrvt downs Yards rushing Yards parsing Return )ardagft Passes Punts Fumbles lent Yards penalized 305 7 ft 74 32 517 9ft 8-34-3 S-1V2 MO 4-34 2 I 44 24 team and the worst defeat for TCU in the conference Ohio State wiped out TCU 62-0 in an early-season intersectional contest but the Homed Frogs were playing without star halfback Norman Bulaich and speedy flanker Linzy Cole Cole a 175-pounder was about all the offense TCU had as he hauled in a Texas punt reversed kept Baylor A mostly on the ground with Derek Davis carry ing the brunt of the Bear of fensive The Baylor strategy earned them a 7-7 tie at the end of a stale first half only score was push ed along by two Tech fumbles and a 24 yard pass interference penalty against the Raiders The interference penalty wiped out a pass interception by Bruce Bushong Tommy Rcaux re covered the second Tech fumble at the Raider 13 yard line to set up Baylor's touchdown Tech Crushes Baylor 41-7 Arkansas 28 SMU 13 Texas ft9 TCU 7 Texas Tech 41 Baylor 7 Rice 7 Texas AAM 6 Houston 34 State 13 Notre Dame 38 Georgia Tech 20 Dartmouth 24 Cornell 7 Vllianova 35 William Mary 21 Syracuse 15 Navy 0 South Carolina 24 Wake Forest 9 Houston 34 North Carolina 8t 13 Minnesota 14 Michigan St 10 Penn bt 48 Maryland 0 Playoff Games Scheduled Here Two schoolboy playoff games have been set for Kilgore's RE St John Memorial Stadium this weekend with one of them Dain-gerfield vs Henderson for the 7-AAA Championship creating plenty of interest Daingerfield 9-1 for the season won the North Zone crown with a 6-0 mark and will meet Henderson 7-1-1 at 7:30 Friday night for the zone title Henderson Jacksonville and Nacogdoches all tied for the South Zone championship with 5-1 marks but Henderson won a coin toss The other game set for Kilgore will be at 8 pm Saturday when Rains of District 18-A meets Paul Pcwitt of 17-A Rains is 8-1-1 and Paul Pewitt 82 Other playoff games Involving Kilgore-area district champs find Texarkana of 13-AAAA meeting Cleburne of 14-AAAA Friday night in Texarkana Gladewater of 14-AA tangling with DeKalb of 13-AA Friday night in Longview and White Oak of 19-A meeting Garrison of 20-A Friday night in only one pass for 9 yards in the first half He finished with 41 yards passing and minus 11 rushing Sophomore Jim Bertelsen led ground game with 104 yards in 16 carries and scored the first Longhorn touchdow on a 3-yard run sub Billie Dale ran for 85 yards on seven carries including a 51-yard burst for a touchdown Worster had 71 yards on 11 carries including a 34-yard touchdown run set up by block Texas place kicker Happy conversion kick after fifth touchdown was wide to the left his first miss after 33 straight extra points beginning with the 1969 Cotton Bowl TCU 7 7 Tf 31 1J 7 69 IWtelien 3 run iFrllrr kick) Worter 34 run (Feller kick) Street 10 run (Feller kick! Cole 6J punt return (Merritt klckl Worster 1 run (Feller kick) Speyrer pass Irom Street tklck (ailed I Dale 51 run (Feller klckl Ehrig 51 pass (rom Phillips (Layne kicki Wluglnton 5 run (Layne kick) Wiggmton 6 run (Layne klckl Asf( 1 run (Layne kick) 51000 od when Arkansas trailed 3-0 The Mustangs 18-point underdogs were behind only 14-12 at halftime on Chipper two 27-yard field goals and Hixson's 10-yard scoring pass to tight end Ken Fleming But tough defense shut down the high-octane Mustang offense in the second half allowing only Bicky 40-yard field goal Hixson the leading passer completed 26 of 39 passes for 196 yards and moved into second place on the all-time NCAA career passing chart ahead of Jerry Rhome formerly of Tulsa Montgomery connected on 9 of 18 passes for 123 yards Burnett gouged out 103 yards in 26 carries through the surprising stubborn Mustang line other tough running back Bruce Maxwell carried 13 times for 97 yards Arkansas rolled 24 first downs but was guilty of penalties and other mental errors close to the Mustang goal which kept SMU in the game until final touchdown jaunt Daryl Doggctt carried! a surprising 18 times into the tough Arkansas line and managed but 62 yards Hixon now has a career record of 474 completions which puts him hot on the heels of! North Steve Ramsey who is still active but is a senior 7 S3 -u FO John on 27 Rrese 13 pass from Montgomery (McCIrd kick) 9 Fleming 19 pass from Hworv (Kick failed) Burnett 33 pai from Montgoin ry (McC)ard kick) FO Johnson 27 Burnett 4 run (McClard k4rk) RMU HI Leaser 40 Burnett 9 run" (MiClard kick) 35673 Porkers op SMU 28-15 KIRT'S WHEEL ALIGNMENT Authorized BEAR Equipment Free Estimates ONE WEEK ONLY Clean and Inspect Brake Shoes Pack Front Wheel Bearings Inspect and Align Front End KIRT HONZELL Owner Trained factory-authorized specialist with 15 years experience on cars and trucks 302 EAST NORTH (NEXT TO BAIRD TIRE STORE) TELEPHONE 984-3961 rj State attack that virtually killed Rose Bowl hopes in snowy 23-degrec weather before a national television audience and 85027 fans Ohio State equalled its own Big Ten winning streak record of 17 and prolonged its overall victory string to 22 games six straight for the Buckeyes in the conference this season going into their showdown at Michigan next week Halfback Leo Hayden who has played in the shadow of Kern and fullback Jim Otis in eight Buckeye victories this fall led the crunching Ohio ground game with 130 yards in 14 carries and scored one touchdown Ted Provost and Mike Scnsl-baught both picked off two Phipps passes and Tim Ander-son snatched one as the Heis-man Trophy candidate could complete only 19 of 45 passes for 203 yards and one score STATEWIDE TRAILER SALES PRICES SLASHED ON EVERY ITEM! Trailer Camper US 259 SOUTH (Kilgore Hwy) Longview Texa IN s129 rases WE'RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO PURCHASE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS a nine yard punt return only I moments after he had dashed 42 yards with another punt to set up a Raider field goal Moments later Tech defensive tackle Dicky Grigg pounced on a Baylor fumble at the Bear 43-yard line to set up a one yard plunge by Danny Hardaway to send the Raiders winging to their fourth conference victory in six games 'The hapless Bears are 0-8 for the season and 0-5 in conference play Baylor quarterback Lancy Cook Aggies 7-6 Rice moved 67 yards in plays for its touchdown taki over on Jack Saubion's Int ception of a Rocky Self one of three stray aerials the alert Rice secondary picked off in the first half Spruill who picked up 124 yards on 31 carries plunged the last 3 yards for the touchdown During the drive he accounted for 25 yards on three attempts including a 20-year scamper AAM moved 76 yards in nine plays for its touchdown with Self going the last 17 yards after receiving a fine block from Jimmy Adams Then the Aggies decided to try a pass for the two point conversion Self was rushed hard by Rodrico Barnes and had to throw hurriedly and Barney Harris the intended receiver could not get to it Twice A AM muffed scoring opportunities in the second half failing to take advantage of short kicks by Bucky Allshouse Once Allshouse got off a 9-yard punt putting AAM in business on the Rice 33 The Aggies moved to the Rice 3 where Self missed a fourth-down pass to Adams A short time later another Allshouse kick went only 23 yards and the Aggies took over on the Rice 29 They moved to the Rice 13 but Mike Bellar missed a 30-yard field goaL Rice made two scoring threats in the first half but Tim Davis missed a 40-yard field goal attempt to stop one and Mike Lord intercepted a Stahle Vincent pass on the 5 yard line to nip the other Larry Stegent was leading rusher with 100 yards on 22 carries Mr Spruill nin IT Dvl tick) AAM-sii 17 fun (pi' lilrd 410(10 LUBBOCK Tex (AP) Quarterback Charles Nappcr passed for two touchdowns and ran fur another as Texas Tech overcame first half errors and cashed in on several big plays to bury the winless Baylor Bears 41-7 in a Southwest Conference football game Saturday N'apper cranked up the Raiders on a 67-yard march in eight plays throw mg a 27 yard touchdown pass to flanker Johnny Odom for a safe 17-7 lead Defensive halfback Ken Perkins got the drive started with Rice Owls flip HOUSTON Tex (AP) The Rice Owls led by the slashing runs of sophomore tailback Mike Spurill scored a second quarter touchdown and then held off Texas AIM for a 7-6 Southwest Conference football victory over the Aggies Saturday AIM failed on a 2 point conversion try following its fourth quarter touchdown and that gave Rice its margin of victory as the Owls snapped a siX-game losing streak The Aggies 10-point favorites saw their season record fall to 3-6 Rice is now 2-6 PREP SCORES 3KID4YX LTS KIUrOKK ARH Kilgore 27 Liberty-Eyiau 0 IkeM Rusk 43 timer 31 Sabine 36 New Diana 6 Spring Hill 34 Overton 0 AST TKX4S AREA Longview 34 John Tvler 0 Tyler Lee 21 Manball 14 Texarkana 14 Palestine 9 Carthage 28 Center 0 Dajngerfteld 47 Womark 8 Henderson 39 Campbell 7 Jacksonville 20 Pine Tree 7 Mt Pleasant 36 Sulphur Springs Bonham 21 Nacogdoches 30 Oiadewater 42 Jefferson 6 Pittsburg 18 HailsviUe 6 Arp 36 Tamm 0 White Oak 42 Hawkins 9 Mt EntenwHe 26 Elylan Fields Carlisle 62i Winona 42 Band Boosters1 Dinner Today The Band Boosters' annual Thanksgiving turkey dinner with all the trimmings will be served from 11 am until 2 pm Sunday in the Kilgore High School Cafeteria Tickets are $175 for adults and tl for children Proceeds will be used to finance the projects for the KHS and junior high bands Take-out boxes will be available 1 ONLY-Model M730CWD GE 22 SQ TELEVISION By DENNE II FREEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer DALLAS Tex (AP) Bruising Bill Burnett rallied fourth-ranked Razorbacks with three touchdowns Saturday to overcome inspired Southern Methodist' 28-15 in a wild Southwest Conference football game Burnett a junior scored on a 33-yard pass from Bill Montgomery and bolted 4 and 9 yards for touchdowns to keep game-at-a-glance Arkaacaa SMU First doftng 24 17 Yards ntshtnc 264 78 Yard passing 123 196 Return yardagf 4 2 Puses 9-19-9 2639-1 Punts 4-37 fr-39 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 70 43 the Razorbacks undefeated as they head for their Dec 6 SWC showdown with second-ranked Texas Arkansas was pushed to the limit in gaining its 14th consecu tive victory It took a tremendous punt by Cary Stockdell to set up final touchdown with 3:45 remaining before Ar kansas coach Frank Broyles could relax scoring outburst gives him a career total of 192 points which breaks the old Ar kansas record of 185 formerly held by Razorback assistant athletic director George Cole Arkansas now stands 5-0 in SWC play and 8 0 for the season SMU is 2-4 and 2-7 punt went out of bounds on the Mustang 1-yard line and moment later Bobby Field intercepted a Chuck Hixson pass which l)fld been tipped by Mike Boschctti Burnett promptly drove the ball over the goal carrying two Mustangs on his back Montgomery also a junior throw a 13-yard touchdown pass to John Rees in the second peri two yard run by Cook Tech got its first-half touchdown on grinding 80 yard march in 15 plays capped by six-yard pass to end Charles Evans The Raiders took a 10-7 lead early in the third quarter on jerry Don Sanders' record breaking 33-yard field goal Sanders later kicked a 23-yard-er to him eleven field goals for the year two better than the previous record of 9 held by Kenny Vinyard and Tony Crosby The Raiders poured on -the team in the late stages of the game rushed in for a touchdown from the two Sanders kicked his second field goal and senior quarterback Joe Matulich passed 11 yards to end Robbie Best to cap the scoring The ground oriented Bears who gained 144 yards as a team were paced by Davis who gained 73 yards on 20 carries Hardaway picked 45 yards on 14 carries for Tech and Larry Hargrave just returning from an injury picked up 37 yards on 9 carries late in the game Napper completed li of 24 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns He was intercepted once Odom was the Raiders leading receiver with 58 yards on four receptions i i Th 71 Evans from Napper (Had der kick) 2 run (Cobby kick) 9 0 Sanders 33 J7 from Napper (ban ders kick) TT-Hardaay 1 run (Sanders kick Napper 2 run (Sanders kick) FG Sanders 23 Best paa froui Matulirh 8au deia kirk) A-3J900 Model 36 -1 327TAPPAN (Floor Model) 36-INCH RANGE Model SM280 (Floor Model) DISHWASHER l-Mo8l WWJ1420 LIKE NEW NORGE WASHER s8900 EusunnsiE jgo EAST MAIN KILGORE PHONE 984-8507.