The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 105

THE MIAMI HERALD FrItNov27i 1970 Hayes Sparks Cowboys Past Packers GB Dallas PIrst dfwni Rushing yarriaqa Passing yardage Paturn yardage Passej Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 16 151 201 38 12-20 0 4 27 0 64 78 61 3 9-2M 6-46 0 67 field goals traveled 12 and 15 yards GREEN Bay's only points came on Dale 19-yard first-period field goal Rookie cornerback Charlie Waters set up TD run intercepting a Packer pass late in the fourth quarter It also killed the last Packer threat "Our defense was set up exactly for a play like that" Waters said "I was supposed to go for the interception Chuck Howley moved to the outside to clear out the linebackers and Herb Adderley yard punt return and the third one in the final period with a 55-yard passing bomb from Craig Morton The Cowboys snapped a string of six straight regular season and playoff losses to their old nemesis two final quarter doom with a 13-yard end-around touchdown Thursday as the Dallas Cowboys stayed alive in the National Conference title chase with their first season win over Green Bay 16-3 Hayes set up 21-yard tying three-pointer in the second quarter with a 34- DALLAS (UPI) Bob Hayes set up two of Mike three field goals and then sealed Green made it look like he was deep and the receiver was open That left me to take the ball and I was lucky I guess "I had trouble with it earlier They (Packers) beat us in preseason when I missed Of finally putting an end to the Packer jinx Cowboy Coach Tom Landry replied would have liked to have had it end back a couple of times Landry of course referred to the two Cowboy defeats in NFL championship games Dallas held the rush-minded Packers to just 78 yards on the ground and played havoc with Bart passing game limiting to nine completions in 21 tries for 83 yards while trapping him four times for 32 yards Morton meanwhile hit 12 of 20 for 201 yards with Hayes catching four for 105 yards Banged Up Longhorns Rout Texas Texas 3 SERVING AMERICA'S FINEST RACETRACK FOOD in RUSTY ROOST n- Ui Green Bay Dallas 15 172 33 10-22-1 8-37 6 90 27 3P6 217 18 1-21-2 H4 2 104 First riciwni Rushing yardaot Passing yardagt Return yardagt Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 0 3 FG Livingston 19 FG Clark 21 FG Clark 12 FO Clark 15 Hayes 13 run (Clark kick) 67182 RESEBVATI0NST873-O348 TIRES UNIROYAL UN I ROYAL to the air after losing Worster Bertelson scored on a four-yard run for Texas and reserve quarterback Donnie Wigginton added scoring scampers of seven and eight yards after Royal inserted reserves in the third period Paul Robichau scored from the one for Texas and Happy Feller booted a 33-yard field goal The Aggies fumbled seven times quarterback Lex James scored from the eight with four minutes to go then passed nine yards to Joey Herr for the other Aggie score with less than a minute left ms Texas Texas 0 0 7 17 21 IRESFORCOHPACTSTOCADIUACS OP SPORTSlCARSRFORElCHCARS Phillips 3 run (Feller kick) Bertelsen 4 run (Feller kick) Lester 18 pass from Phillips (Feller kick) Lester 41 pass from Phillips (Feller kick) UT-FG Feller 33 Wiqginton 8 run (Feller kick) Wiqgmton 7 run (Feller kick) Robicheau 1 run (Feller kick) James 8 run (May pass from James) Herr 9 pass from James (pass failed) 66400 SPECIAL PURCHASE if Vi oo Villanova Wins 31-26 Press Wireehoto Texas Johnny Gardner Flips for Rick Nabors Aggie uingbark gained 14 yards on pass play E78 14 Fed Ex Tax 235 each By Haratd Wirt Strylct AUSTIN Tex Top-ranked stock of allstars took a sudden nose dive Thursday as the Longhorns dusted off a passing offense to maul archrival Texas 52-14 is the most costly victory I can remember worried sick about our injuries" Coach Darrell Royal said after learning of Texas casualties against the tough Aggies Fullback Steve Worster the backbone of the explosive Wishbone-T running attack limped to the sidelines with a bruised hip after his second plunge into the Aggie defense He already was slowed by a torn rib cartilage as the pounding he takes every game finally caught up with the 210-pound senior END Bill Atessis another who has received first team All-American mention sustained a pulled hamstring and All-Southwest Conference halfback Jim Bertelsen took a blow to the arm which caused it to swell the of a "Right now it looks moaned Royal who wants every able bodied player he can get in the "Shootout No against No 5 Arkansas Dec 5 The winner winds up against highly ranked Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl Quarterback Eddie Phillips who sustained a minor knee injury floated two touchdown passes to Danny Lester against run-conscious to start the Longhorn landslide over the Aggies IT WAS 29th straight victory currently the longest winning streak in college football and the third longest skein in history Capitalizing on Aggie mistakes the Longhorns swept to four touchdowns on their first five possessions Phillips broke the ice with a three-yard touchdown run midway through the first period Later he tossed scoring passes of 18 and 41 yards to Lester as the Longhorns took Vill 26 15 395 40 Temple 10 25 222 35 UIMIROYAL First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaoe Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 24-42-0 17-32-2 9-283 9-372 FASTRAK DUAL WHITE WAIL Blancas Only Player Under Par in Heritage PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Substitute Quarterback Drew Gordon threw three touchdown passes to end Mike Siani and scored a fourth himself to spark Villa-nova to a 31-26 victory over Temple Thursday at Temple Stadium Siani made a spectacular one-handed catch on a 20-yard toss by Gordon with 4:51 left in tie game to give Villanova its ninth victory of the season against two losses Temple finished with a 7-3 record FIBERGLAS BELTED Original aquipment tirea on 1 970 1971 Automobilea Not second! not blamlihaa All Irt quality tirea one -under-par 283 with which Palmer won last year might do the trick again "I know about retorted Palmer after shooting a 73 five strokes higher than his opening round last year too early to make predictions I feel the course is playing about the same now as it was last year There were tougher pin placements out there today and that had something to do with the higher In a logjam at -72 were Dick Rhyan Jerry Heard Steve Melnyk Don January Billy Maxwell Mason Rudolph Terry Wilcox John Miller Bunky Henry and Brian Allen 7 17-31 7 Villanova Tample WALLS Available Non-Belted Available Belted FG Mike-Maver 39 Safety (blocked punt) KMburn Siani 36 pass from Gordon (M Berrang kick) Thornton 62 pass from Dimaggio (Mike-Maver kick) Gordon 3 run (M Berrang kick) Siam 5 pass from Gordon (Holland kick) Thornton 40 past from Shobert (Mike-Mayer kick) Siani 20 pass from Gordon (Relpr-Ish pass from Gordon) Safety (McDowell tackled) Dimaggio 17500 You Make The Choice Town Course for a one-stroke lead over five runners-up Frank Beard John Jacobs Jim Jamieson Jim Wiechers and Roy Pace THOSE WERE the only five able to match par over the tricky little course which Jack Nicklaus helped design and which leaders and defending Heritage champion Arnold Palmer all call the toughest course on the PGA tour "I can recall only one course which I considered as tight as this Blancas said "That was at the Everett Open in Seattle four years ago and I won that Blancas pointed out that the course is similar to the course he played on as a youngster in Houston "although I must admit I seen another like It on the tour certainly not this NICKLAUS who suffered five bogeys in his last six holes to wind up with 75 had warned after winning the pro-am Wednesday that a deep freeze earlier this week had left the greens and predicted that the UNIROYAL HOW-A-BELTED UNIROYAL HILTON HEAD ISLAND SC (UPI) Homero Blancas who insists at his best on the tight courses was the only one of 102 golfers able to break par Thursday in the opening round of the $100000 Heritage Classic Blancas shot a one-under-par 70 over the Harbour Blancas Frank Beard Jim Jamieson John Jacobs Jim Wiechers Roy Pace Brian Allin Steve Melnyk Jerry Heard 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