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41 FORT WORTH STARTELEGRANt Wealth of runners Tech pins 42-28 loss on Rice '1'441" 14041V APT1 14 I r4 t' '01? 4 4 4 Pboto by AL PkNZERA HE'S Steve Bradham holds the third quarter of Saturday's game against the ball high to show he's just intercepted a pass in SM The SMU player is Tim Johnson pays off By KEN SINS Star-Telegram Sports Writer observer of UT-Arlington football required all the imagination of a kid with a connect-the-dots puzzle to discern the Mavericks' offensive mode of operations in 1977 When in doubt the MOVill Mays stuck the ball in fullback Derrick Jensen's sturdy gut and looked for his name when the NCAA's rushing stats were released Now it's diversity not Grease that's the word when UTA football is discussed Again the Mavs shared the wealth Saturday night receiving substantial rushing support from three running backs in a 37- 17 steamrolling of Lamar University LTA rolled up 436 yards on the ground its best total this season while continuing its dramatic about-face The Mays had dropped their first five starts all in Heartbreak Hotel fashion before capturing their third straight Saturday le QUARTERBACK ROY DEIVALT who saves his best work for Lamar was LTA's main man Dewa It gained 162 yards in his most productive game as a Maverick Fullback Bill McClesky churned for 126 more performing for all intents and purposes like the second coming of Jensen Tony Felder scooted for 83 yards and three TDs to help the Mays to a 2-1 Southland Conference record Despite the balky movement out of the starting blocks UTA is very much alive and well in its quest for the host spot in the Independence Bowl After a sorry start particularly by the secondary the UTA defense became aroused In the first quarter Lamar 1-5- I rolled to 161 yards in total offense Led by linebacker Cliff Odom the Mays slammed the door for the next three pehods allowing but Lamar had crept to within '23-17 at 6:31 of the third quarter before the IAIavs broke free for a pair of scores Felder ripped off a 7-yard score and reserve John Johnson added a 1-yarder both in the fourth period UTA entered the Cardinal Stadium proceedings averaging 281 yards per game rushing The Mays departed with a 301 norm which should be enough to vault them into the top five in the nation on the NCAA's team stats LANIAR'S CAMPUS HAD been alive with t-shirts and bumper stickers proclaiming Big Red Ain't Dead" and for much of the first half the propaganda seemed to work UTA had to struggle back from a 14-10 deficit with two TDs late in the second quarter In the third quarter UTAls ball-hogging ground control show took control and most of the announced gathering of 4200 had to amuse themselves by waiting for freight trains to lumber past the stadium orga2ing at the picturesque oil refineries which decorate the landscape "Dewalt kept them on edge all night with the option and I thought McClesky had another super game" said UTA coach Bud Elliott "NlcClesky has to keep having them because we lost another fullback tonight" Elliott was referring to the loss of Keith Hatfield with a broken arm leaving the Mays with one fullback Hardly a thing of beauty the first half developed into a comedy of blown pass defenses and faulty punting The May offense though was operating with enough efficiency to run up a 23-14 lead bested ii 7f of athletes Penn State has There's no reason why SMU should lose many games this year" On the other side of the fence Ron Meyer was faced with the grim reality that the Mustangs' deadliest wounds were self-inflicted Along with those five interceptions there was also a lost fumble and during one crucial stretch in the third quarter two critical penalties that had SMU in retreat "We didn't play very well" Meyer told a press gathering "But I don't want to take anything away from a fine Houston club honestly The way they played was an indication of how good they really are "We didn't help our own cause with six turnovers When we had the chance we couldn't do it I just told the team not to get overly intoxicated vtith Mustang Mania Our original goal was to keep momentum in an upward swing And I think we have" MIKE FORD MEANWHILE offered no alibis didn't throw the ball much this week in practice because of a sore shoulder" he said But it still felt good They put a lot of pressure on me and made me hurry up a few of my passes but that's really no excuse A couple of times I forced the ball and a couple of times I just made stupid mistakes" Alouettes 30 Argonauts 7 MONTREAL(AP )--A 78 yard punt return by Dickie Harris broke open a tight first half and led the Montreal Alouettes to a 30-7 victory over the Toronto Argonauts in a Canadian Football League game Saturday The Alouettes' offense was actually responsible for only one score on the day a six-yard run by David Green in the third period The other Montreal points came on Harris' punt return a 22 yard fumble return by Al Cowlings and three field goals by Don Sweet SUNDAY OCTOBER 22 1978 for Mays FELDER'S SPEEDY WHEELS and Dewalt's option dashes were UTA's most potent weapons although Dewalt's two pass completions in eight tries resulted in 48 yards of important receptions for split end Gary Lewis Lamar caught the Mays napping on its second possession successfully probing UTA's suspect secondary Larry Haynes who does as many things for the Cards as Dewalt does for UTA nearly dropped his teeth when he saw the wide open position in which split end Howard Robinson found himself UTA free safety Steve Beck and strong safety Steve Kloza were both in the vicinity but could only shake their heads as Robinson snared the 59-yard TD and turned on the jets Haynes burned the UTA secondary for 229 air yards Dewalt and Felder got UTA back in a hurry during the next sequence Dewalt completed the 10-play 74-yard drive zipping the final 13 yards on the option around right end UTA grabbed a 10-7 lead 11 plays into the second quarter when Tom Skoruppa nailed a 22-yard field goal Then UTAs faulty punting game reared its pesky head Odes Mitchell already the third punter used by the Mays this season was trying for the coffin corner but ended up shanking a 23-yarder FLEET KURT PHOENIX caught the short boot on his shoetops at the Lamar 18 and scooted 82 yards for the score Down 14-10 UTA regrouped behind Felder An interception of a Haynes pass by Kloza Beck made it possible by tipping the ball set the Mays in business at the LU 39 Dewalt connected with Lewis for 29 yards McClesky rumbled for 18 and Felder popped over from the 1 two plays later Felder got another TD with 17 seconds left in the half this a 37-yard day at the races Felder cut outside then slashed to the right and left an embarrassed group of Cardinal tacklers staring in amazement Haynes burned the UTA secondary late in the first quarter dishing a 48-yard connection to wide-open Mike Ellis Haynes fumbled two plays later with Ray Webb recovering on his 12 Texas-Arlington 7 16 0 14-37 Lamar 7 7 3 0-17 59 yard pass from 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7 Washington200regonCol19 Willamette 23 Pac Lutheran 8 Wyoming 34 Utah 21 Emotions By KEN MURRAY Star-Telegram Sports Writer DALLAS--Moments after Leonard Mitchell's first collegiate touchdown the University of Houston's missive tackle resisted the tremendous urge to bury the football deep in the end zone Following his basic instincts Mitchell stopped in mid-windup of his first collegiate spike and gently dropped the football to the artificial surface It may have been Leonard's best move of the afternoon next to that 30-yard interception return So what image did Mitchell conjure up that put a clamp on his rampant emotions? "I just thought about coach Yeoman" he said after the Cougars had spiked SMU's Mustang Mania vith a scintillatl ing 42-28 triumph Saturday afternoon "And how he wouldn't like it" There wasn't much Bill Yeoman didn't like after Houston pushed its Southwest Conference mark to 3-0 on a day when Texas was toppling Arkansas 28-21 Especially when it came to his 6-7 265- pound defender "LEONARD 'AS A little bit better against the pass rush" Yeoman pointed out later "And it doesn't take a walking talking genius to figure that a 6-7 guy will be a little bigger threat than a 64 guy" A second-teamer behind Grady Ebensberger on the Cougar depth chart Mitchell got his playing time in huge gulps HOUSTON (AP Texas Tech fullback James Hadnot scored three touchdowns and teammate Alan Swann returned an interception 82 yards for another score as the Red Raiders held off a furious fourth-quarter rally by Rice to take a 42-28 Southwest Conference victory Saturday night Trailing 35-6 in the fourth quarter Rice rallied for three touchdowns over a five-minute span behind the quarterbacking of Robert Hoffman who had played only as an extra-point holder this season and running back We 'son Meeks Meeks scored on a one-yard run with 10:56 remaining in the game Earl Cooper ran two yards for another touchdown at 9:19 With 5:33 showing Earl Cooper threw 10 yards to David Houser to complete Rice's scoring surge Texas Tech winning its first SWC game in three starts took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter on a two-yard run by freshman Bill Weatherall and a one-yard run by freshman quarterbatk Ron Reeves But it took Hadnot's third touchdown a one-yard plunge with 44 seconds left to finally thwart the Rice comeback attempt Rice which broke a 14-game losing streak last week against TCU struck back with a four-yard run by Calvin Fance in the second quarter before Had-not added his two touchdowns Hadnot who rushed for a school-record 268 yards last week against New Mexico first snagged a one-yard pass from Reeves to give the Raiders a 21-6 halftime lead and in the third quarter he ran two yards for another touchdown Swann then stepped in front of a pass by Rice quarterback Mark Snyder and zigzagged 82 yards for a touchdovm aided by a clearing block at the Rice 15 by safety Larry Flowers Snyder who started the game for injured starting quarterback Randy Hertel was replaced early in the fourth quarter by Hoffman a sophomore squad-man from San Marcos With Meeks a freshman from Fort Worth filming in key runs of 15 and 10 yards Rice moved to the Tech one for Meeks' touchdown run Cooper then hit Houser for a two-point conversion Rice's on-sides kickoff was recovered by Ricky Thomas at the Tech 34 and the Owls added another touchdown on 9:19 on Cooper's two-yard run Hoffman took the Owls to their final touchdown by passing 18 yards to tight end Robert Hubble for a key gain Then facing second and nine at the Tech nine Hoffman lateraled to Cooper who passed 10 yards to Houser in the end zone for the touchdown Hadnot who finished with 133 yards on 24 carries finally put an end to the Rice rally with his third touchdown run which followed a 24-yard run to the Rice one-yard line Meeks finished with 55 yards on IS car- ries and Hoffman completed three of six passes for 33 yards Texas Tech 14 7 14 7-42 Rice 0 6 0 22-23 2 run (Adams kick) 1 run (Adams kick) 4 run (kick blocked) 1 pass from Reeves (Adams kick) 2 run (Adams kick) 82 interception return (Adams kick) 1 run (Howser pass from Cooper) 3 run (Hansen kick) 10 pass from Cooper (Hansen kick) 1 run (Adams kick) A-20000 Texas Tech Rice First downs 21 20 Rushes-yards 62-321 53-148 Passing yards 53 160 Return yards 101 0 Passes 3- 51 15-22-2 Punt 145 5-30 Fumbles-lost 7-5 2-1 Penalties-yards 3-30 3-46 vith a first and 29 alter yet another clip BUT THE GREEN Wave on the other hand made few noises against a pesky Frog defense Freshman Kevin Haney of Decatur thwarted the most serious Green Wave roll early in the third quarter with an interception TCU did manage a time-consuming drive midway through the fourth quarter to help kill the clock But that inevitable crucial drive was yet to come Tulane set sail from its 10-yard line vvith more than six minutes to play Hontas engineering the Wave with ground control drives all night long went to the air for the make-or-break possession Hontas was patient and accurate in picking apart the TCU secondary Facing second down from the nine-yard line the crowd erputed when Hontas hit Darrell Griffin in the end zone for a touchdown But a yellow hankie interrupted the celebration The Frogs could decry the bounce of the ball no longer Fate had dealt them a get even hand BUT ME FROGS weren't out of the woods Tulane had thetall with a third and 19 from the TCU 23 One pass went away and it boiled down to one play Hontas had to check off to a back and Jim Bayuk fittingly put the final touches on the victory for TCU He wrapped up the ball carrier and TCU had the ball The Frogs couldn't run out the clock but Charlie Abel picked off a last-second desperation Tulane pass to put some icing on the cake which tasted delicious to the starving Horned Frogs INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSNINGICU Allen 72-82 Bayuk 53 Strickland 3-14 Richardson I-I Craig all Tulane Christian 73-89 Browner 12-61 Hontas 8-8 Jones 4-73 Harris 2-1 Allen 3-18 Milton 2- 28 Harris 2-3 Richardson 1-7 Epps 1-20 Bates 1-9 Williams I-8k Flayuk 11-15-0-83 Tulane Hontas 10-19-2-126 Cougars spank Ponies College football scores 13c111 Renrps Saturday On a day when SMU's ever-dangerous Mike Ford filled the air with 42 passes for 21 completions and 357 yards the Cougars' sophomore was on the receiving end of the biggest one It came with Houston clutching a delicate 35-21 lead early in the fourth quarter Mitchell retreated to the flanks and suddenly found himself the chasee instead of the chaser "THE FIRST THING I said was whoa I got the ball" Leonard said reliving the moment "Then I thought what do I do with it? And then I started for the sideline saw some red shirts to the inside and cut back" Escorted by several of his teammates Mitchell lumbered virtuallyuntouched to paythrt with one of five interceptions the Cougars latched on to Ford's longest afternoon of the season was well mapped out Mitchell said "We wanted to make him throw the ball a little quicker" he said "and get in his way as much as possible Were they the best passing team we've faced? I believe they are But still I thought we could have done better" Yeoman was just happy to escape the jaws of SMU's relentless offense "If they turn it on" the coach sighed "they can go a long long way When I saw the Penn State-SMU game I knew they could play because I know what kind SMU had the ball only two more plays before halftime and one of those was a diving interception by Houston linebacker Steve Bradham at the SMU 43 Back came Davis and his buddies to use the last three minutes going for the score They got lucky too With a first down at the 9 and less than half a minute on the clock Davis threw a pass which almost was picked off Then on the third down he scrambled around while time ran ouf and finally chunked one into the end zone where Terald Clark of our larger midgets" said Yeoman leaped and grabbed it for a TD and a 21-14 halftime lead That didn't last long either Houston's second snap of the third quarter saw Davis pass into the arms of SMU's David Hill who got the ball at the Houston 34 and ran it in for the tie It stayed 21-21 until Brown led the Cougars on a 45-yard march late in the Ponies had stopped L'H but 'gave the ball back in their own territory after two penalties and a short punt He scored himself with a darting I2-yard run around end Houston's next possession saw a 61- yard push with Love doing the heavy work to reach the Pony 5 From there Brown found tight end Garrett Jurgaitis for the TD and a sudden 35-21 lead INDIVIDUAL LEADERS King 24-161 Love 23-121 David 14-41 Brown 8-28 Clark 3- 11 Newhouse 1-9 Miller 1-7 Rhea I-2 SMU Johnson 9-35 Shelton 6-31 Turner 8-29 Ford 4-10 Tolbert 2-7 Davis 6-14-80-1 Brown 1-2-5-0 SMU Ford 21-42-357-5 Adams 2-3 1 Herring 2-28 Newhouse 1-12 Clark 1-9 Jur- gaitis 1-5 SMU Tolbert 6-167 Johnson 5-82 Shelton 4-31 A Smith 3-54 Mobley 2-20 Turner 1-3 Country Day wins title Fort Worth Country Day won the TISC district crown Saturday night by stopping the Chargers of Dallas Christian 34- 21 Doug Woodson ran for 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big crowd It just didn't have the ball enough and didn't always keep it Ford suffered five interceptions for instance and also lost a fumble And when SMU gave the ball to the Cougars it didn't get it back very quickly Houston coach Bill Yeoman called Mitchell's interception and TD run the key play "It didn't put it out of sight" he said "but it made it more difficult (at 42-21 with 11 minutes to play" Just as vital was the second quarter ball control Houston in the final 12:16 of second period playing time held the ball for 11:33 of it The Cougars ran 31 of the last 34 plays of the first half They wore out SNIU's defense and it seemed to pay ddends later in the game "Our defense made some big plays" said SW coach Ron Meyer "but look at the Houston yardage and the third downs they made" Yet the first long drive of the day belonged to SMU as did the last one Houston scored Tommy Ebner intercepted a Ford pass on the first play of the a four-play 48- yard drive Emmett King who piled 161 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