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rjnday November 22 959 Section Two Fort Worth Star-Telegram PAGE TWO 62-2 Victory for S-l Season 4'- Swm I til- Club Life Used as Minor League Lure I BY BILL VAN FLEET rnrntrn siar-lrlrfram Snorts ijilor Tech Fights Off Parrot Backs 20-3 North Texas Comes Alive In Last Halt Slams Drake JL Something new in minor league baseball will be tried Uiis year by Old Friend Allen Russell president of the Texas League Austin Senators quarter Duty was convicted intentionally grounding a pass NTSC ii SMI 91 GAME AT A GLANCE DRAKE First Pownf 54 Tarda (iainrd Rusnlnx 4 Tarda Galoed Passim his end zone accounting for GAME AT A GLANCE Tf-XH Drake's scoreboard production 13 of 1 Flt-at tnnl i of 14 Passes Kmoieiru POIV 7 of 23 Passes Inlercenled br A punt which rolled dead at 10 7S 7 of ir Tarn's Gained Rtuhlnt Yards Gainril Plnf Pi'irsi Completed lHtnill hV 4 WPP rumir 1 for 41 4 for 5 Penalties No- lntu the Drake 41 set up the Eagles' second tally Six plays ham 4 pered by a lo-yard penalty took the ball to the 32 and Duty shot i Ytrdi Pr'natlaej a bullet to Haynes who was all I Allen will mix club life with baseball putting in an eat and drink room plus assorted other privileges for the fans He has packaged them for $100 and the fee includes membership in the "Silver natter Club" plus these others: Guest privileges Admittance to all Austin Senator regular season home games or admission of a guest of the purchaser's choice Box seat Parking inside park Scat cushion An autographed baseball A scorecard at each game And something that sounds interesting participation in the grand slam jack pots mi ALLEN RUSSELL On the fifth play Groce blasted through the middle at the 19 pulled free of a linebacker and shot into the end zone Drake's Art Nichols fumbled the ensuing kickoff with Duane Day recovering for the Flock at the enemy 31 Four plays later Quarterback Bob who played a tremendous game subbing for the injured Vernon Cole combined with Parkson a 17-yard pass play for a touchdown Jesse McCoy fumbled the kick-off and North Texas' Joe Gilki-son fell on it at the Drake nine On the first play Smith circled right end untouched for a tally On the second play after the kickoff Halfback Jerry Blakely intercepted McCoy's pass at the Drake 40 and returned to the 32 but the Eagles were assessed 15 yards for clipping It made no difference On the first play Quarterback Jerry Pair uncorked a touchdown pass to Holloway who took the ball at the 20 and sped the remainder of the way unmolested Norman Denney and Joe Oliver booted conversion points after the final two touchdowns alone at the DraKe 20 The fieri halfback trotted into the end zone and Duty added two more points on a pass to Groce Score by periods: Drake 2 1 0 North Texas 8 8 20 2i Scoring (In order of occurence): Haynes (North Texas) ian 5 ar--for touchdown at 5:38 Haynes ran jo-2 points Score: North Texas 8 Drake i Drake got safety when Duty N0r-v Texas) called for intentionally ball in end zone at 1:14 Score No Texas 8 Drake 2 Duty (North Tex passed 12 yards to Haynes who rar more for touchdown at 7:59 Duly pascr to Croce for 2 points Score North lXil 16 Drake 2 Groce (North Texas) ran 3 ai for touchdown at 8:28 Pass failed Score-North Texas 22 Drake 2 Parks Texas) ran 44 yards for touchdown a 10:28 Run failed Score: North Tev 28 Drake 2 Duty (North Texas i passed to Christie who ran 41 yards for touchdown at Duty passed to Parks ir 2 points Score: North Texas 36 Drake Groce (North Texas) ran is yards for touchdown at 2:30 Kick failed Score'-North Texas 42 Drake 2 Duly (Norlh Texas) passed 7 yards to Parks who ran 10 more for touchdown at 4:29 Kick failed Score: North Texas 48 Drake 2 Smith (North Texas) ran 9 yards fir touchdown at 5:08 Denney kicked pot Score: North Texas 55 Drake 2 Pair (North Texas) passed 26 yards to Hm'o-way who ran 20 more for touchdown nt 5:27 Oliver kicked point Score: Norh Texas K2 Drake 2 Officials' Johnny Morrow referee Ralph Foster umpire Homer Fuller field Judge Earl Wray head linesman BY GALYN WILKINS Star-Telerram Sports Writer Tcchnical's Bulldogs battling to climb out of the 4A-5 cellar staved off the heroics of two sophomore Poly backs Saturday night to gain a 20-8 victory at Farrington Field The Bulldogs who replaced Foly in fifth place in the final standings put up a 12-0 halftime lead then halted the Parrots deep in Tech territory most of the second half Halfback Ray Ennis and Fullback Billy Wilcoxson paced the Tech attack Ennis scored the second touchdown on a fine 11-yard sprint and Wilcoxson scored on a four-yard plunge and passed 23 yards to End Richard Hun-gerford for the other Quarterback Glynn Gregory a 5-5 120-pounder and Fullback William Sumpter kept the Parrots in the contest with glittering performances Both are sophs but Sumpter has been a regular throughout the campaign Gregory was playing in his first varsity tilt Leading Ground Gainer Sumpter led all ground gainers BY RILL YOUNGBLOOD Xtar-Trlefram Sports Writer DENTON Nov 21-Shaking off a first-half lethargy the iorth Texas State Eagles made the Sun Bowl selection committee look good Saturday night thundering past outmanned Drake 62-2 to close their regular season with a 9-r reading The Eagles scored the first time they got the ball then settled down to rather clumsy play for the remainder of the first half erecting only a 16-2 lead at recess But in the second half they un-leased all their pent-up fury upon the hapless Bulldogs and nabbed their biggest victory since they turned back Youngstown 68-13 in 1957 The heroes in green shirts were legion The scoring was spread among the troops with Halfbacks Abner Haynes and Terry Parks and Fullback Bill Groce each picking up a pair of touchdowns Others crossing into the end zone were Halfbacks Billy Christie Chuck Holloway and Dan Smith Wild Fourth Quarter North Texas scored 26 points in a wild fourth quarter getting three touchdowns in a 58-second span The trio of tallies boomed the score from 42-2 to the final count The overwhelming conquest partially erased the Eagles bitter memories of the 6-17 defeat at Tulsa last week and paved the way for a triumphant entry into the Sun Bowl at El Paso Dec 31 where they'll meet New Mexico State The four touchdowns North Texas scored in the final period while Drake Coach Tommy O'Con-nell fidgeted on the sidelines all were results of Drake gifts The first came after Haynes intercepted a Bulldog pass at the Eagle 48 and returned to the Drake 45 CCWGA at Ridglea The Country Club Women's Golf Association will play at The Eagles pulled far out of reach with a three-touchdown barrage in the third quarter The Ridglea at 9 a Tuesday Photo by NORMAN BRADFORD HOLD 'EM Frog Coach Abe Martin and Fullback Jack Spikes appear a bit concerned as they watch Rice on offense in first quarter of Saturday's game at Amon Carter Stadium The Frogs smashed the Owls 35-6 in one of their most impressive performances of the season first came when Groce bulled over from three yards out to cap a brief 17-yard drive which was occasioned when End Frank Klein recovered a Drake fumble A 12-yard punt by i 1 Svetich gave the Eagles possession at the Drake 44 moments later and on the first play a double reverse sprang Parks loose around right end and he blazed all the way down the east sideline for the Flock's fourth touchdown Parks came in for more glory on Drake's next series intercepting a pass by Ken Macke at the midfield stripe and gaining the Bulldog 47 Duty got six ya'fds around right end on the first play then lobbed a screen pass to Christie who took the ball at the 45 cut toward the middle of the field whatever they are Since a season box seat ticket usually costs around $100 in the minors looks like Allen has prepared an attractive package THERE'S BIG RUN ON ASPIRIN STAR-TELEGRAMS When La Grave Field was being rebuilt after the big fire a decade ago this writer made the half-serious proposal that John Reeves build a roof garden where fans could sit at tables and eat and drink while watching baseball People love facilities of that sort at horse and dog races but then there are periods of inaction between races at the tracks Still we've seen some baseball games where food and drink would have been a welcome diversion The morning after the TCUTexas game in Austin a drug store newsstand operator explained she had no copies of the Star-Telegram then added: "Two items have been in big demand all aspirin and Star-Telegrams" She didn't say which faction wanted the aspirin celebrating Frogs or dejected Longhorns There will be some stout help for the Frogs from the "red shirt" squad next fall and in view of the heavy graduation toll they will be needed Some of the leading "red shirts" are Quarterbacks Guy (Sonny) Gibbs and Ben Nix Fullbacks Graham Smith Richard Holden and John Mack Thomas Halfbacks Pete Hill and Roy Dent and Guard Ted Uartness They are good prospects JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFERS MAY HELP BEARS The Frogs will lose heavily at fullback where Jack Spikes and Merlin Priddy are completing their eligibility and where Max Pierce is a senior although he has another year of play coming if he decides to use it Baylor also will get strong help from the holdout squad which includes several junior college transfers from California The Bears have a strong freshman squad too plus many top sophomores from this year They probably will not be the No 1 favorite next year but they will be rated near the top Leon the Peon after an absence of a couple of years favored Uncle Sam with a little postage this week Mixed in with his tale of misfortune on a trip to Arkansas to watch the Frogs and Razorbacks was this little gem which he said he overheard while getting his black locks snipped into form First Dip: "I finally break my girl from bite her finger nails" Second Dip: "Yeah how you do it?" First Dip: "I knock out all her teeth" with 95 yards on 17 carries- Gregory completed five of 11 passes including a 53-yard touchdown aerial to Halfback Billy Telford Poly had a heavy edge in statistics with 220 yards on the ground to Tech's 75 and 16 first downs to 10 The Parrots were stymied by four pass interceptions and 90 yards in penalties On nine different series the Parrots stormed past the Tech 35 but couldn't push across Twice they were at the eight and once they penetrated to the four Tech moved to the Poly 22 after the opening kickoff but had to wait until later in the period to score On Tech's second effort on offense starting at midfield the Bulldogs ground to a first down at the 39 and Johnny Ayala and Ennis ran to the 32 Quarterback Cecil Knight then passed to Hungcrford at the four and Wilcoxson drove over right tackle for the touchdown on the next play Paplskar Grabs Fumble Late in the second period Penn State Jarred 22-7 by Tough Pitt State goal line from the three in the fourth period Completely remanufac-tured for good-as-ncw looks and feel Hat body thoroughly cleaned reblocked refinished Crown and brim reshaped to original styling All-new lining leather sweatband and trim GAME AT A GLANCE PEW STATE First Downi 14 Ilarda Gained Rushing 107 PITT 18 330 PITTSBURGH Nov 21 WV-Fred Cox Bob Clemens and Jim Pitt's three Clemens picked up 101 yards Yards Gained Passing 104 33 and outran everybody across the goal line Duty passed to Parks for the conversion boys wrecked bowl minded bT I in 16 carries uox iza in ft Odd Fumbles Recovered This raided the score to 36-2 4 for 35 Punts No A vs i for 3 i Yarda fenallird Cunningham 57 in 20 Cox and Clemens are sophomores Cunningham is a junior and set the stage for the Eagles' fourth period Dick Pae a junior from Dau t'enn state tz-t Saturday wun their hard running This trio now has collectively scored 64 points in the last three games with successive victories over Boston College Notre Dame and the Nittany Lions Seventh-ranked State Whether Penn State would accept remained to be seen The Panthers dominated the game from the start jumping phin Pa scored Penn States lone touchdown in the third quar (Mail orders odd 75i for postage packing and insurance) Tech's John Papiskar hopped on a Poly fumble at the Poly 17 off to a 9-0 lead in the first and the Bulldogs scored in three Haynes capped a 61-yard drive which consumed 11 plays the first Eagle possession by speeding around left end from the five for the first touchdown He chose right end to circle for a two-point conversion That was the only penetration by either team during the first 15 minutes Early in the second plays Knight hit Hungerford with an 11-yard pass but Wally K5H period on a safety and a touchdown by Quarterback Ivan Ton-cic on a one-yard plunge Clemens then scooted 35 yards in the second quarter and Cox raced 86 yards in the third ter on a nine-yard burst off tackle after the Lions recovered a Pitt fumble on the Panthers' 27 The Pitt line led by big Mike Ditka Regis Coustillac and Larry Vignali killed off every Penn State offensive threat except the one after the fumble recovery in the third period It was the final regular sea 1006 JENNINGS which previously had lost only to top-ranked Syracuse has been invited to be the host team in the new Liberty Bowl Dec 19 at Philadelphia Sponsors of the bowl had said that outcome of the game would have no effect on the invitation for touchdowns Cunningham a workhorse the entire afternoon missed two chances at the Penn son game for both teams Penn State wound up with an 8-2 rec ord and Pitt after a slow start Harper was banged for a five-yard loss on the next play With second down and 15 yards to go from the 11 Ennis swung wide to his right made a sharp cut at the sideline and blazed past three Poly tacklers to the goal A conversion pass failed and Tech held a 12-0 lead at intermission The Parrots came back after the half took the kickoff and sailed 67 yards for their only score Tech drew a delay penalty on the first play Telford and Jimmy Hunter banged for a first at the Poly 47 and then Gregory unlimbered His pass hit Telford squarely in the chest at the Tech 20 A finished with a 6-4 chart Richie Lucas Penn State's sen ior quarterback who smashed the Lions' all-time individual offensive record last week in a 4fi-0 ICHRlSTNUSl i SHOPPERS! 0 0 J- romp over Holy Cross made lit tie impression on the 46109 fans at Pitt Stadium Arlington State Wins Finale 28-7 BY DICK YAN'TIS Star-Trlriram Writer ARLINGTON Nov 21 Arlington State's Rebels wrote a happy ending to their first year in the senior college football wars by downing Southwestern Oklahoma Penn State 0 0 7 (I 7 Pitt 9 7 6 0-22 Pitt Safety Lucas tackled In end none Toncic 1 plunite (Cox kick) Clemens 35 run (Cox kick) Cox 86 run (kicked failed) Pae 9 run (Stel-latella kick) tackier smacked him there but Telford shook loose and scampered to the goal Sumpter crash Have your car serviced while you shop save money too! MIDWEST Missouri 13 Kansas 9 Wisconsin 11 Minnesota 7 Illinois 28 Northwestern 0 Michigan 23 Ohio St 14 Dayton 18 Wichita 13 Purdue 10 Indiana 7 Notre Dame 20 Iowa 19 Kansas St 29 Nebraska 14 Marquette 30 Holytross 12 Oklahoma 35 Iowa St 12 EAST Syrcause 46 Boston Univ 0 Pitt 22 Penn St 7 Dartmouth 12 Princeton 7 Harvard 35 Yale 6 Detroit 40 Villanova 6 ed over for the extra points Poly's William Parrish recov SWC GRID CHART ered a Tech fumble on the next series to give the Parrots an opportunity from the Bulldog 36 The Parrots rambled to the 17 but Gregory's fourth-down pass SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE TCU 35 Rice fi SMU 30 Baylor 14 Arkansas 27 Texas Tech 8 SOUTHWEST Arlington St 28 SW Okla 7 NTSC 62 Drake 2 McMurry 51 New Mexico 0 Texas Lutheran 12 St Mary's 12 (tie) Arizona 14 Texas Western 10 Lamar Tech 27 Sam Houston St 14 Texas 20 SW Texas St 0 Texas St 43 Austin 0 New Mexico St 35 Texas St 13 Arizona St Univ 14 Hardin-Simmons 8 SOUTH Clemson 33 Wake Forest 31 LSU 14 Tulane 6 Vanderbilt 42 Florence St 7 Auburn 28 Miss Southern 7 Kentucky 20 Tennessee 0 Maryland 55 Virginia 12 The Citadel 20 Virginia 14 Florida 18 Florida St 8 Carolina 12 Carolina 7 Alabama 14 Memphis St 7 GAME AT A GLANCE ARLINGTON SW OKLA Fir I)own Yards Gained Ruthlnt 97 132 Ysrdi Gained Passim 5S of 2 Passes (omnlftrd i of IS Passes Intercepted by 2 Opp Fumhlr Recovered 2 4 for 410 Punts No Av for 41 11 for 105 Prnalties No Ydte 2 for 20 failed I CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Pet Arkansas 5 1 0 831 Texas 4 1 0 800 TCU 4 1 0 800 Tech took over but fumbled Stop Quickly and Safely BRAKE RECONDITIONING HERE'S WHAT WE DO 1 Remove Front Wheels and Inspect Brake Drums and Lining 2 Clean Inspect and Repack Front Wheel Bearings 3 Inspect Grease Seals Mate 2H-7 belore a homecoming crowd of 5500 here Saturday night The Rebels ran into stiff resistance in the Bulldogs in the early minutes and tacked up their first eight points with only 53 seconds left in the second period to lead at halttime 8-7 The Bulldogs' Center Jim Albert latched on to a Reb fumble at the ASC 40 midway of the first three plays later with Johnnie Bentley recovering for Poly at the Tech 27 The Bulldogs rallied and pushed the enemy back to the 30 and Harper ended the threat intercepting Joe Glenn's down and a fistic flareup soon afterward North got the score on a seven-yard run over right tackle after Columbia 26 Rutgers 16 Delaware 22 Bucknell 6 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Brigham Young 14 Colorado St 13 New Mexico 28 Air Force 27 Utah 35 Utah St 21 FAR WEST Idaho 9 Montana 6 Oregon St 15 Oregon 7 UCLA 10 Southern Cal 3 Washington 20 Wash St 0 SMU 2 2 1 500 Rice 1 3 1 300 Baylor 1 4 0 200 0 5 0 000 SEASON STANDINGS Team Pet Texas 8 1 0 889 Arkansas 8 2 0 800 TCU 7 2 0 773 SMU 5 3 1 600 Baylor 3 6 0 333 if Needed Regular 1:03 had passed ending another nine-play 61-yard move North's pass for points failed leaving the final count at 28-7 The extra-curricular activities came after Bulldog Halfback 4 Check and Add Brake Fluid 5 Adjust Broke Shoes to Secure Full Contact with Drums 6 Carefully Test Brakes 3 Mark White intercepted a North pass on the Oklahomans 35 re 3 6 0 333 quarter to set up the Oklahomans' only score of the night and boost them into an early lead Quarter back Cecil Perkins tossed to End Kenneth Wion for the final six yards after 8:53 End Chuck Barnes kicked the extra point Late in the second Rebel Halfback Larry Williamson snared a Perkins pass at the 50 to give Arlington one last crack at a halftime lead Williamson ripped off 15 yards to the 35 on the first play: on the second Quarterback turned to tne 41 and fumbled In Rice 1 6 2 273 the scramble for the ball tern Prevent Costly Tire Wear WHEEL BALANCE pers and fists were freed resulting in two Southwesterners and one Reb getting an early shower pass at the Tech 15 Ayala set the stage for Tech's final touchdown picking off Gregory's pass at the Parrot 40 It took just two passes for the Bulldogs to hit the goal Harper threw to Wilcoxson at the 23 for a first down and then Wilcoxson arched a pass to Hungerford who took the shot at the five and jumped into the end zone A penalty on the first extra-point running try moved the Bull-dogs back to the eight but Harper passed for two points to Hunger-ford Poly now down 12 points with still seven minutes left stormed to the Tech 15 but Pakiskar Ar-mon Booth and Wilcoxson shored the Bulldog defense to halt the thrust which had started on the Poly 35 The summary: poly Thompson Rhome Parrish After that the game was confined to punts and passes to run out the clock The victory eave Both Front Wheels Regular mrmL Amos North tossed to Halfback HERE'S WHAT WE DO 1 Precision Dynamic Balance 2 Precision Static Balance 3 Install necessary weights Maurice Peterson who made a Arlington Stale a season mark of great catch as he was hit by a 1 four victories three losses and a CO 4 Bulldog defender at the four and nappy homecoming stumbled into the end one Offensive honors for the Rebels North's pass to Peterson for two I went to North who passed for 103 yards on six completions in Make Your Car Steer Easier WHEEL ALIGNMENT Favetlevllle (NC) 14 Johnson Smith 6 Winston-Salem 62 St Paul's (Vs 8 Carolina 38 Guilford 0 St Augustine 12 Delaware St 8 III Normal 20 III Mrsleyan 8 Pomona 7 Oreiflrntat 0 EC St 19 Corpus Christ! I niv 13 Kansas Stale Upsets Cornhuskcrs 29-14 GAME AT A GLANCE NEBRASKA KANSAS STATE 14 First Downs 19 2(11 Yards Gained Rushing 173 SS lards Gained Passing 139 4 of 12 Passes Completed 14 of 18 Passes Intercepted by 1 8 Opp Fumbles Rerorered 1 4 for 36 Punts No Avg 4 for 37 35 Vards Prnalised 60 Morehouse 5 Fisk 0 Johns Hopkins 10 Maryland 0 Kent 18 Louisville 14 Penn Mllltorv 19 Lebanon Valley 8 Lincoln 12 Howard 8 Sworthmore 0 Haverlord 8 (tie) Infnvette 28 Lehigh Albright 48 Franklin Marshall 14 1'rsinus 14 Pick'nson 18 Muhlenberg tfl Moravian 8 Fresno St 21 Io Angeles St 0 Jnrksnn St 58 Tesns College 18 Huffilo Marshal! 12 Post 14 Kings (Pa) 8 Virginia Inlon 14 Morgan St 9 Hampdrn-Sydney 0 Randolph-Macon 0 (lie) I nir of Buffalo 37 Marshall 12 Rowling Green 13 Obis Univ Maryland St 18 Shaw I) Hofstra 40 King! Point 18 Fmory Henry 22 Centre 21 Tenn St 18 Kentucky HI 8 Baldwin VYallar 42 Southern Conn St 28 Livingstone 8 Klttrrlf (tie) Central St 38 Minefield fit Western Ky 21 Murrav Tampa 23 Appalachina 8 Knnvp LT Mayfield Earnhart Estill LO Brown Landman Regular Game of the Week ON VIDEOTAPE with Kern Tips (TV cameras TV close-ups) 17(2113 P3DCE CHANNEL ven Miner Kodrtguez Casey Mayfield 55 Wilson Greenwalt -i Poe' Lhidsey Beams Beams Buckman 9-5 Glenn" Gregory ii-H Hunter Priddy Maize) 5 Ballew Telford Bellah Bentley Sumpter HERE'S WHAT WE DO 1 Correct Caster 2 Correct Camber 3 Correct Toe-in and Toe-out (Above are chief causes of tire wear) 4 Inspect Steering 7 points gave the Rebels a never-to-be relinquished 8-7 lead Arlington State stormed back after intermission going 86 yards in eight plays the first time it got the ball Big gainers in the maneuver were North's pass to Halfback John Niederauer for 34 yards and Halfback Freddie Arnold's 20-yard scamper At the 11 Arnold faked a run at right end and passed to Niederauer deep in the end zone for the score A kick attempt for the point was no good and the Rebs lead 14-7 with 3:51 gone With the alternate unit in later in the third Arlington State counted on exactly the same 1 a again from 11 yards out This time the passer was Peterson the receiver Williamson The tally tries and added 67 yards on the ground on six carries Arnold who ran 72 yards on nine dashes and passed for 19 more steps and Niederauer who got 76 yards on 10 runs and caught passes of 16 34 and 11 yards Reb defensive honors were well scattered with all units allowing the visitors only 136 yards total offense For Southwestern Fullback Bob Hart netted 54 yards on 12 tries The summary: Arlington State 0 ft 14 628 Swouthwestern Okia 7 0 7 tSOS) nafd six yards to Wlon for touchdown at 8:53 Barnes kicled point ASC 0 SOS 7 North I ASC I rsse1 35 yariis to for touchdown at 14(17 Nor'h papri to PetPison for extra points 8 SOS 7 3Q -Arnold (ASC) passed 11 yards to Niederauer for touchdown at 3 51 Kic foi point failed ASC 14 SUS 7 Peterson i ASC) passed Jl yards to William Morrison Hafele Felton Moose Hirdlsty Smith Green Gregory Papisknr Booth Hungerford Zamarlpa Contreres LT Cen BO RE KnlRht IH Si-nre by period Terlmica) Harrier Shurp Ennis Charlrz Wilcoxson Ayala 6 6 0 6-20 am I HI lCL tx 1500 Value Brakes Balancing Alignment Poly 8 ft 8 Srori'-R (in orrirr of ofenrrrnr THE COLLEGE BOWL LINEUP Here is the post-season college football bowl picture: COTTON Tejfas or Arkansas vs Syracuse RLUERON NET Texas Christian (opponent undecided) SUGAR-Speculation centered on LSU vs Mississippi RORE-Wlsconsln vs Washington OR Missouri (opponent undecided) LIBERTY Penn State invitee (opponent undecided) MANHATTAN Kan Nov 21 Kansas State ended an otherwise sour football season on a sweet note Saturday upsetting Nebraska 29-14 The Wildcats who have stumbled through their worst season in Coach Bus Mcrtes' five-ear regime with only a victory over South Dakota State came from behind to hand Nebraska its sixth loss in 10 games But the Wildcats stayed in eighth place in the Big Eight Vebraska 7 0 7 0-14 Kansas Stale 3 7 7 Dyer three run (Meade kick) KS-FO French 45 KS-Evans six pass from Blaylock (French kick) Neb Zaruba 19 run (Meade kick) KS-Falk one pinnae (French kick) -Evans 20 pass from Blaylock (French kirk) K-S -Safety Tolly tackled In end zone KS-FO French 37 son lor touendown at 1 1 Js Key passe HUMBLE canned a nine-n av fil-varn ririvo 1 to Jones for extra points ASC 22 80S 7 fcTru ASri ran iv" voHb In started by a Peterson fumble touchdown si 103 Pass for points failed ASC 28 SOS 7 18-Wiicoxson iTech) ran four vards for touchdown at 8:58 Run failed Score: Tech 6 Pniy 20 Ennis (Tern) ran It yards for touchdown at 8:17 Pass failed Score: Tech 12 Poly 30-Gregory (Poly) paused fi3 vards to Telford for touchdown at 2:18 Sumptrr ran points Score: Tech 12 Poly 8 4Q -Wilcoxson (Tech) passed 23 yards to Hiinierford for touchdown at 4 41 Harper passed to Hunfterford for two points Score: Tech 20 Poly Ollleials: Ben Tompkins referee: Johnny Stovall umpire Jimmy Weehunt field Juriie Charles Bojart head SION Of recovery" Quarterback Charlie Key passed to End Roger Jones to run the score to 22-7 with 3:26 left in the period The fourth quarter was highlighted by the final Reb touch Hockey League Results PhlladelohU Clinton 3 WaKhington 3 Chrlnite 0 Indianapolis 6 Omaha I leveland Provident a johnktown 9 New York 1 7th HENDERSON ED 2-2276 (opponent unde- GATOR-Arkansas cided) HUMBLE OIL I REFINING CO.