Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 22

ArkekkteleirtzNrit oNrwNrIttryr'''w'VVYN14t'v'otV4'14vrgegirervel Sunday October 15 1961 Owl Pass Thefts Power Runs Rip Florida by 19-10 HOUSTON Oct 14 University backed up th0 power running of Roland Jackson with three pass interceptions Saturday night as the Owls knocked Florida from moRmpAME AT A GLANCE I ith the ranks of the undefeated 2 xI IA4 19-10 Ai Yards Gained 41 4 of II 4 ot 1 Two of the interceptions paved ofir gimie0P4red 1 the way for a touchdown and a 6 tor II Pyuaurtt 3 for It -P- field goal for Rice and the third stopped Florida in the fourth on another of 31 yards after the period as the etators threatened Owls final touchdown to take the lead a third time Blume took his first intercep GAME AT A GLANCE 1 FLORIDA itti I a First Downs 247 Gained Basbint -134 SI Yards Gained Plibilitag 47 II ot II 4 ot '7 Passes Intarpeoted by i1 4 Opp Fumbles Recovered a I tor 31 Punts No Ave 3 for 14:3 35 Yards Penalised 33 oef on another of 31 yards after the Owls final touchdown Blume took his first Jackson scored touchdowns on short plunges of two and three yards as he pulled Rice from behind in the second and fourth periods The scoring drives covered 68 and 53 yards and Jackson's power covered 68 of them in 10 carries Florida had taken the opening kickoff and moved 74 yards to set up a 24-yard field goal by Billy Cash Trailing 3-9 at the half the Gators took a 10-9 lead midway in the third period as Lindy Infante climaxed an 88- yard surge by carrying over from the one Butch Blume who made two of the three interceptions kicked a 24-yard field goal for Rice in the second period and tacked Interception off Bobby Dodd Jr and returned it 52 yards before being stopped at the Florida 10 lit was knocked out of bounds by Dodd who had successfully evad ed three Owls to prevent a touch down Blume kicked his first three-pointer four plays latert Florida used no passes while striking quickly for Cash's field goal Four runs by Infante evered 46 yards in the 74-yard drive The Gators broke into a spre8d formation for the key play oi their touchdown drive Facing third down and needing nine yards from the Rice 27 Larry Libertore the 138-pound Gator quarterback passed 23 yards to Bob Hoover at the four Infante scored on fourth down apd Cash converted Late in the second period Cash tried a second field goal from the Rice 13 but the kick was blocked by Johnny Burrell With Don Goodman supplying the power the Gators had advanced 60 yards before their at tack was halted at the Rice six Florida 3 0 7 0-10 Rice 0 0 10-12 Cash 24 2 run (kick tailed) Blume 24 1 run Mash kick) 3 run (Blume kick) Rice-100 Blume 31 Attendance-32000 Aggies Scorch Trinity by 55-0 A ggies Tr' Ity 1 I 4 GAME AT A GLANCE TEXAS LAM TRINITY 21 First Downs 8 381 Yards Gained Rushing 73 83 Yards Gained Passing 113 7 of 11 Completed II of 28 4 Intercepted by II 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered I 3 for 387 Plugs No Avg 4 tor 23 52 'Yards Penn lised 28 Kentucky Turns Back Kansas State 21-8 GAME AT A GLANCE KANSAS STA 1 KENTUCKY 5 First Downs 20 17 'Yards Gained Rubin 234 14 Yards Gained Plling 10A 11 of 10 Passes Completed 11 of 13 1 Passes Intercepted by 2 3 Om Fumbles Recovered 0 fi for 351 Punts No A Vt 4 for 427 25 Yards Penalized SO LEXINGTON Ky Oct 14 or Kentucky struck for three first half touchdowns Saturday night to defeat Kansas State 218 in an intersectional football game highlighted by a 93-yard touch down dash by the losers' Joe Searles Kansas 844 I Kentucky 14 7 0 0-21 one run (Mayfield kick 1 limo atisht tuna tihtavtiold kid( KY rag from Wooltim 04 a Yfield kick) 0111'1fielcrireki Second-string Quarterback John Erickson drove over right tackle from the three 'and the conversion kick was good to give MEM 27 points in the third more points than the Aggies hal scored in a whole game most of the time in recent years Third-string Halfback Ronnie Ledbetter became the sixth Aggie to score a touchdown when he scampered 14 yards around right end with 10 minutes left in the final period Caffey's 58 yards on eight carries Reagan's yards on 10 tries and Linnstaedter's 54 yards on 10 running plays led the Aggies who added 85 yards passing for a total offense of 451 yards McCarty connected on nine of 23 tosses for 115 yards for Trinity He had four intercepted Texas Alghtt I 14 27 7-55 Trinity 0 0 0 0 AkNI Linnstaedter 9 run (Keeling kick) 7 run (Keeling kick) 8 run (Keeling kick) 9 run (Keehn kick) 2 run (kick failed) 11 run (Keeling kick) 3 run (Clark kick) 14 run (Clark kick) Attendance-13500 Kan- Searles 93 mmt return Mail lin pass from Barger) iA PAGE TWO NOMMEN SP) stay Johnston is getting his first close look at the football hysteria which grips the Southwest each fall but he's going about his baseball business through it all The Rangers genial manager Satur- C'- day announced the acquisition of seven i new players for 1962 (see story elsewhere 4 in this section) and maintains he'll have 01 t-i eight or nine more on the roster before 1 Tuesday midnight -41 Many of the trades were set up at the 41 World Series where he once more paid A vi court to both the Phillies of the National 14 League and the Angels of the American 1 4: lost of the players announced so far have come from the Phillies but eventually the Angels probably will furnish the majority of men on option 1 aw44 Although the Rangers missed the RAY American Association playoffs by a game JOHNSTON last season and fell short of the break-even point on attendance by a considerable margin John-ton laid the foundation for better times at La Grave 4tot4v4 RAY JOHNSTON even point on ston laid the and Burnett PHILS GET $75000 FOR INFIELDER DEVELOPED HERE The Angels no doubt felt well-repaid for their working agreement when Bob Rodgers hit the ball like the major league prospect he is after being recalled at season's end Shortstop Jim Fregosi and Pitchers Bob Sprout Dean Chance and Jack Spring were others who were impressive after playing under the Ranger management Rodgers in all probability will make the big club next year The Phil lies on the other hand drew a cash return of $75000 on George Williams who got his triple-A seasoning with the Rangers last summer Williams was picked up at that price by the Houston Colts in the player pool draft last week Bobby Bragan who spent the summer looking at various draft possibilities was sold on Williams after watching him play for the Rangers YANKEES' VICTORY IN SERIES MAKES HIM A PROPHET Johnston a tireless worker will have all winter to work on season ticket sales and fence advertising At this time a year ago the Dallas-Fort Worth franchise was being offered for the future of minor league baseball here was bleak Johnston came into the picture too late to make thorough preparations for the new season tie chose to concentrate on the building of a ball club which could challenge and he did that This time he hopes to have a better ball club and also hopes to have a front office operating smoothly and with an eye to profit The Ranger GM had the satisfaction of seeing his prophecy fulfilled at the Series lie had based his prediction on experience holding that the Yankees had too big an edge in that department ta lose to the Reds Panthers Stampede Past Bulldogs 41-0 GAME AT A GLANCE PASCHAL TECH First Downs 3541 Tiled Gained Huoing 41 OS Tares Gained Passing 45 4 ot 1 Completed 1 of 14 1 Passes Intercepted Ise 1 0 Opp Fumbles Reovered 1 tor 34 Punta NO ATI I tor 320 10 tor 100 Penalties No Vdtt 1 tor 10 BY FRANK LUKSA Star-Teletream Sports Writer Phil Bechtel previewed the inevitable by returning the opening kickoff RA yards for a touchdown and his Paschal mates maintained the pace to blank Tech Saturday night 41-0 The triumph was the fifth in succession for the Panthers ranked seventh among state 4A powers by the Star-Telegram and their 4A-5 debut in defense of last year's title Coach Bill Allen allowed his regulars to erect a 27-0 lead midway through the second quarter and benched them thereafter Bechtel touched the hall only four scored twice Fullback Don Vittitoe chimed with one touchdown Quarterback Ronnie Paul got another and Halfback Rick Golden a pair Bruce Alford Jr the Panthers' kicking specialist converted five-of-five Alford hasn't missed an extra point since the season's opening game and has a string of 11 straight in the works Tech didn't have the manpower to cope with the beefier Panthers and its offense worked spasmodically The Bulldogs' deepest penetration of the evening was to Paschal's 32-yard line in the fading minutes An intercepted pass squelched the threat Reserves logged more than half of the game time and two in particular took advantage of the opportunity Eddie Stokes got 63 yards in nine carries and Jim Alexander grabbed 62 in only five calls Both trailed Bechtel who gained AO yards in two scrimmage plays one a 71-yard touchdown sprint in the second quarter The 180-pound senior returned a punt for three yards and rushed for PASCHAL Isise Tomme 0 Roes Ri Gustafson McCulloutth Con Nuts Mocrax BClackn Harris Dodd For4haattn Alitoord Paul Braswell Bechtel (Alexander Stokes Hopkins Cates- Walker Golden Wheat' Vitittoe Gustafson TECH Rodrio 2 Garner McFadden Ceni Addaucton Neilson 71 VtIz Ei Shea HenderFon Ruts Skinner Chararreta Keck Startler Hii Dunlap Slower Matthews Peres Score bi periods: Tech 0 0 Paschal 14 11 7 7--41 Scoong order of occurencei: (Paschal) returned kick off Mt YAMS for touchdown at 012- Alford kicked goal Score: Paschal Tech 0 Vittitoe (Paschal) ran six yards for touchdown at 0-33 Alford kicked goal core Paschal 14 Tech (Paschal) ran nine yards for touchdown at 3 40 Run for mints failed Score: Paschal 20 Tech Bechtel (Paschal) ran 71 wards for touchdown at 8-08 Alford kicked goal Score: Pachal 27 Tech 0 (Paschal) plunged one Ford for touchdown at 7:50 Alford kicked goat Score: Paschal 34 Tech 0 (Paschal) caught 13-yard raM from Braswell ran SS 'aria for touchdown It 4 Mi Alford kicked goal ficnrP: Paschal 41 Tech 0 Officials 1 I Elia referee Tillie mutton UnIntroo (lint Hunt fieid judge Jim Boyd bead lutesman 4 41 Lit '62 Payoff Due on Ray's Groundwork BY BILL VAN FLEET Odor-telegram everts Editor nine to complete his night's activiiy All told 11 ball carriers divided 356 yards rushing Bechters 12-second dash with the kickoff carried straight up-field and once the fleet halfback got a step behind the defenders there was no one quick enough to challenge Later Vittitoe ended a Si-yard march on the seventh play of the series with a six-yard barge through right tackle Alford's boot added the 14th point with three minutes left in the period Paul who took over for Terry Cashion who was withheld from action because of a leg bruise guided a 73-yard caravan and scored from nine yards out on a rollout entering the second chapter A 15-yard penalty prevented Alford from attempting the extra point After Bill Keck punted 45 yards to the Panther 29 midway through the quarter Bechtel shot through right guard and outran the secondary for a touchdown Alford's kick made it 27-0 It stayed that way until Golden rammed the middle from a yard out to end a 72-yard junket in the third Mike Braswell alternate quarterback combined with Golden for the final tally His short pass traveled 13 yards to Golden on the Bulldog 35 and the Panther halfback went the rest of the way Al ford's extra point added the final points with seven minutes to play ANN ARBOR Mich Oct ered by a flock of fast backs Ten a possible national honors by crushing Michigan 28-0 Saturday before 103198 Dewey Lincoln and Herm Johnson both sophomores and George Saimes a I83-pound junior fullback led the attack behind the poised quarterbacking of Pete Smith Michigan States fluid and fast defense kept the Spartan goal line uncrossed holding Michigan for four downs from the State three in the third period This was a battle of football giants both lines averaged around 225 a game that drew a gate of $400000 and $200000 for national television rights Smith insisted on playing although his father died only last Saturday while State was beating Stanford '31-3 Although passing had not been a Spartan strong point Smith set up the record touchdown with a toss to Matt Norton another sophomore that was good for 45 yards Smith passed for the third touchdown then set up the Spartans fourth score with a fourth Section Two RAIDER ROMPS Texas Lovelace breaks into the clear Tech Hands Duke First Defeat 210 GAME AT A GLANCE DUKE GA TECH I First Downy Iii 54 Yards Ga toed Rubin i 170 13 Yards Gained Passing 114 4 of 11 Palmist Completed 11 of 20 Intercepted by 3 0 Ono tumbles Recovered 1 8 for 371 Punts No Avd 4 for 285 10 Yards Penalsed 40 ATLANTA Oct 14 (A'--Sophomore Halfback Joe Auer filling in for injured Ace Billy Williamson sparked a surge in the second half that powered Georgia Tech to a 21-0 victory over Duke Saturday that dumped the Blue Devils from football's unbeaten list Auer caught two passes for 24 yards as Tech drove 75 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter And he intercepted a Duke pass at the Blue Devil 25 that set up Tech's second touchdown in the fourth quarter Quarterback Stan Gann scored the first on a six-yard run and Halfback Chick Graning got the next one running four yards after Auer had caught another pass Tech made it a rout by driving 32 yards late in the fourth guar-ter for a third touchdown after Guard Dave Watson recovered a fumble Sophomore Quarterback Billy Lothridge who directed the last two touchdown sorties kicked all three conversions Auer got his chance to shine when Williamson leading Tech ground gainer suffered a sprained ankle just before intermission Williamson sat out the second half After a scoreless first half Tech actually crossed the Duke goal line five times to get its 21 points In three successive triumphs before Saturday Duke had not surrendered a touchdown Tech now sports a 3-1 record Auer raced 25 yards for an apparent touchdown after intercepting a pass thrown by Duke Quarterback Walt Rappold but an official inadvertently blew his whistle and the ball was returned to the Duke 18 Graning crossed the goal line on a 37- yard pass play but Tech was taxed for clipping Tech scored each time after these setbacks however ttike 0 n-- Os Tech 0 0 7 14-2I Ga six run (Lothridge hick) Ga tour run (Loth ridge kick) one run (Loth-ridge kick) Attendance-4013 Speedy Spartans Stride Past Wolverines 28-0 14 State pow took a long stride toward Big GAME AT A GLANCE MICHIGAN STATE MICHIGAN First Dolma 13 iqA Yards Gained Hustling 2 105 Yard' Gained Passing 84 ot 10 Comnieed I at 18 I Intermitted So 3 ODD Fumbles Reeevered I 3 for 48 Punts No 4 tor 42 51 Yards Penalised I down pass that gained 18 yards to Michigan's 17 Michigan State got an early break when Bennie McRae who otherwise was the outstanding st a in Michigan's backfield fumbled on the 32 The Spartans pounded the right side of Michigan's line to the two from where Gary Ballman carried over From then the Spartans dominated the game except for Michigan's 63-yard drive that stalled the second half and wound up a scant foot from the State goal line Michigan also lost a touchdown in the second period when a 23-yard sprint by McRae was called back for backfield in motion Michigan Mita 14 9 7-28 Michigan 3 nu (Brandstatier Mat MA Saimaa 17 run (Brandstatter kick) ld Pass from Smith tHrwntittatter kick) I run (Brandatatter kick) ALtencianca FORT WORTH STARTELEGHAM 4 it ik Photo by GEOR'GE SMITH transmitted by AP Wirephoto ech's quarterback Johnny ing quarter of Saturday night's game with TCU Frog in and races 16 yards in open- pursuit is Roy Dent Raiders won 10-0 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Texas Tech 10 TCL1 Arkansas 23 Baylor 14 Rice 19 Florida 10 Texas 28 Oklahoma 7 Texas 55 Trinity SOUTHWEST Mississippi 47 Houston 7 Howard Payne 15 Texas AM 8 Eastern New Mexico 42 Tarleton St 20 Wichita 26 North Texas 14 Sam Houston St 14 East Texas St Arizona St 28 West Texas St IL Southwest Texas St 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Jackson Mine St 25 Alcorn AgiM 20 Emory IL Merrell's I shepherd 20 Gallandet Wittenberg 52 Marietta 41 Ohio Northern 43 Wilmington 11 Benoit 32 Defiance Western Illinois 12 Southern III 13 Millikin 39 Aurnstana 4111) 1 Ohio Weslevan Hiram Doane 14 Kearney 13 Butler 12 Dreamy 4 I alparaise 27 Wash ISO Louie) Wabash 35 13 Rail St St Joseph' Ontil it Ille 15 Indiana St 14 Alma I Adrian 1 Carthage 33 Kalamanoe I Earlham 34 Franklin 32 North Dakota 14 IL Dakota MI 13 Morningside 27 Month Dakota 12 Coe 10 Grinnell 1 Worcester Tech 32 Bates 14 Waynesburg 7 St Vincent Williams 12 Middlebury 0 Amherst rt Bowdoin Massachusetts 31 Connecticut IL 31ontelair St 15 Trenton 4 Swarthmore 14 Peat Maine 1 New Hampshire 11 Coast Guerd 13 Westeran Coles 15 Rochester Norwieb 13 Bridreport 111 Akron 12 Heidelberg I Susquehanna 28 Wagner 24 Principle 7 CuIvrStotkte 1 (tie) Easier Reaturk East Tennessee Ht IL Fast Stroudabur 311 Mansfield 3 Drexel Lecoming I (Lse) Morsylas 14 PMC I John Hopkins I Haverford Ursine It Wilkes Delaware Valley 12 Hetetmu St Mace I Mickey Wright Leads By Seven Strokes LAS VEGAS Nev Oct 14 Mickey Wright of San Diego Cal shot a oneover-par 73 with thc aid of a spectator's hand Saturday and moved to a seven-stroke lead after three rounds of the Ladies PGA Golf Championships Mickey Wright Shirley Ent leborn LOUIS SUERS Betsy Rawls Kathy Csrnellus 40 Ann Prentice Barbara Romack Maril ynn Smit Bandra HILY1110 Ruth Jessen pett gtone Patty Berg Beverly Hanson Mary Lena Faulk Gloria Pecht 67-7772-116 72-7277-223 74-7173-223 76-761-223 75-7172-221 73-7676-227 75-1113-229 414575-230 73-79-76 -230 75-7876-230 72-075-230 74-8176-231 80-7843-231 754176-232 71-6175-232 THE TCU SCOREBOARD ITV IT ANSAI It TCU 7 OHIO STATE TCU ARKANSAS RI ICU I TEXAS TECH la Oct ASSI at Fort Worth Ont Nov at Warw Noy at Los Aarolea Nov at Austin Nov at Fort Itorth Dee at Fort Siena FAR WEST California 21 Washington 14 Stanford 17 San Jose St 6 Washington St 34 Idaho SOUTH The Citadel 10 William 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WELL 1379 East 21 Stunt l'utto 14 Ok IfArmie A Adl HATS on Sale All these Hats are John Stetson Dobbs Knox Barsolina and Resistol They are unclaimed Hats that have been Remanufactured will sell for the Service Charge About 500 hats They are good hats for working Fishing or Everyday use From $250 to $400 Wood St Co 9099094 Houston ID 51715 Moil your boss for cloiriins end romonufacturing $400 porkies end moiliris only 75r 3 Day Serviee PAGE TWO Section Two FORT W1n11TH TAR-TE1EG)71AM 4 11 n-: i I A iw SMMS '62 Payoff Due on r- Ray Groundwork I It BY BILL VAN FLEET btactelegram Sports Editor 7Irt ::4 5 A I dkis Nicsi l' stay Johnston is getting his first close look at the '1'4') football hysteria which grips the Southwest each fall but or! I I 1 4 -0 he's going about his baseball business through it all iv N01 Nk" The Rangers' genial manager Satur- 1 Irv! ay announced the acquisition of seven new players for 1962 (see story elsewhere tt- in this section) and maintains he'll have Jew' 1- fe1 4041- 0 -'41' 4 agrIr ItV eight or nine more on the roster before -t 1 Tuesday midnight -----10) Many of the trades were set up at the World Series where he once more paid i court to both the Phillies of the National t- i'4 League and the Angels of the American i Most of the players announced so far have 1:: come from the Phillies but eventually the Iv -te tr' 17-'00 1 A 10000000 0' ft ts' Angels probably will furnish the majority h' 4'4( of men on option 4 as 4Ipso soSedlt 1 ss1 'Itt' fifttr II' I '1 I' 9)-: a Sits)I'd: el ses' 11 (ge a fr 44 '4' Ik 1 -1r 7''r '4840 1 1 ''''''('--'': 4 'FA S1 isi Although the Rangers i the i RAY a(a playoffs a game American Association laoffs 4kt--- JOHNSTON ta- 4 :1 last season and fell short of the break- even point on attendance by a considerable margin John- ston laid the foundation for better times at La Grave I I 0 4 1 06-- -9-r and Burnett it 44 Vl io 4 aaasaiaiaianaaa40a) Aii PHILS GET $75000 FOR INFIELDER DEVELOPED HERE 4 Aor Am-- Anos40tvwr---1 (--si (401: I- The Angels no doubt felt well-repaid for their work- 4 4 -11r7A500'ti ing agreement when Bob Rodgers hit the ball like the I ooip 4 -kf 4 iivilirZOitit major league prospect he is after being recalled at sea- 0- sons end Shortstop Jim Fregosi and Pitchers Bob Sprout :1 mio i g- -45- s-4 Dean Chance and Jack Spring were others who were im- Nikaisfoimgy Pri' pressive after playing under the Ranger management -Star-Telegram Photo 1) GEORGE SMITH transmitted by AP Wirephoto Rodgers in all probability will make the big club RAIDER ROMPS Texas Tech's quarterback Johnny ing quarter of Saturday night's game with TCLI Frog in Lovelace breaks into the clear and races 16 yards in open- pursuit is Roy Dent Raiders won 10-0 next year Wainessnosoor The Phillies on the other hand drew a cash return of $75000 on George Williams who got his triple-A sea- Tech Ha COLLEGE Milt- jOR 1 soning with the Rangers last summer Williams was picked up at that price by the Houston FOOTBALL SCORES Colts in the player pool draft last week Bobby Bragan who spent the summer looking at Duke First SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE FAR WEST various draft possibilities was sold on Williams after watching him play for the Rangers Texas Tech 10 TCU California 21 Washington 14 YANKEES' VICTORY IN SERIES MAKES HIM A PROPHET Arkansas 23 Baylor la Stanford 17 San Jose Si 6 Rice 19 Florida 10 Washington St 34 Idaho Defeat 21-0 Texas 28 Oklahoma 7 Johnston a tireless worker will have all winter to Texas 55 Trinity SOUTH GAME AT A GLANCE work on season ticket sales and fence advertising At this DIKE GA TECH SOUTHWEST The Citadel 10 I I 1 I a in Si I First Downy la Mary 8 time a year ago the Dallas-Fort Worth franchise was be- 54 Yards Witted Rushing 111 Mississippi 47 Houston 7 13 Lards Gained Passing 114 North Carolina 14 Maryland 8 ing offered for the future of minor league base- 4 of 11 Passel Completed II of 20 Howard Payne 15 1 a 1 I Intercepted by 3 AM 8 Tennessee 52 Tulsa 6 ball here was bleak Om Fumbles Recovered I 6 for 316 Punts No Avg 6 for US Eastern New Mexico 42 Tarte- Georgia Tech 21 Duke Johnston came into the picture too late to make is Yards Penalised 40 ton St 20 thorough preparations for the new season He chose to Virginia 14 VMI 7 ATLANTA Oct 14 Wichita 26 North Texas 14 concentrate on the building of a ball club which could more Halfback Joe Auer filling Sam Houston St 14 East Wake Forest 17 Clemson 13 Texas St Arizona St 28 West Texas Davison 21 Presbyterian 7 challenge and he did that in for injured Ace Billy William- Louisiana St 42 Carolina 0 This time he hopes to have a better ball club and son sparked a surge in the sec- st It also hopes to have a front office operating smoothly and Alabama 26 Carolina St 7 ond half that powered Georgia Southwest Texas St 29 Steph- with an eye to profit en Austin 21 Auburn 35 Chattanooga 7 Tech to a 21-0 victory over Duke 4 Abilene Christian 27 Hardin- Furman 21 Howard 14 half-The Ranger GM had the satisfaction of seeing his Saturday that dumped the Blue Simmons isiana College 7 Texas Memphis 21 Mississippi South- Lou er prophecy fulfilled at the Series lie had based his predic- Devils from football's unbeaten 7 tion on experience holding that the Yankees had too big list Lutheran Richmond 16 George Wash- that department to lose to the Reds Auer caught two passes for 24 ACC 8 Louisiana Tech 7 ington 15 an edge in yards as Tech drove 75 yards Lamar 34 Sul Ross Florida St 3 Georgia Northwestern (La) 57 Corpus Tulane 27 Virginia Tech 14 anthers Stampede Duke pass at the Blue Devil 25 ACC 27 Hardin-Simmons Navy 31 Cornell 7 for a touchdown in the third Christi 6 quarter And he intercepted a Texas Western 20 McMurry 16 EAST that set up Tech's second touch- Sewanee 21 Austin College 12' Columbia 11 Yale Past Bulldogs 4 1 -0 tdeorwnct Stan fourth an re scored utare ROCKY MOUNTAIN Army 10 Penn St 6 ba- Princeton 9 Pennsylvania 3 first on a six-yard run and Half- Utah 21 Brigham Young 20 Colgate 15 Harvard ete his night's ac- back Chick Graning got the next Wyoming 18 Colo St 7 Dartmouth 34 Prawn GAME AT A GLANCE nine to compl PASCH It 1 TECH 21 First Downs I tivity one running four yards after Utah St 41 New Mexico 7 West Virginia 20 Pitt 6 ra Trds Gained Hushing 41 Auer had caught another pass Villanova 28 Buffalo 6 as Tares Gained Paeslea 411 All told 11 ball carriers divided AIIDWEST 4 of 7 Completed of 14 Rutgers 21 Buckneil 6 1 interreoted Its 1 3a6 yards rushing Tech made it a rout by driving Opt Fumbles Rcovered 32 yards late in the fourth quer Michigan St 28 Michigan Holy Cross 20 Boston 7 1 for 38 Punts NO ATI a for 320 Bechters 12-second dash with ter for a third touchdown after Ohio State 44 Illinois 16 1 se' 1 Id the kickoff carried straight up- INTERSECTIONAL Guard Dave Watson recovered Minnesota 10 Northwestern 3 BY FRANK LUKSA field and once the fleet halfback a fumble Sophomore Quarter- Purdue 19 Miami of Ohio 6 Notre Dame 30 Southern Cal StarTeleirram Sports Writer got a step behind the defenders back Billy Lothridge who di- Kansas 21 Iowa State 7 Air Force 8 Cincinnati 6 Phil Bechtel previewed the in there was no one quick enough rected the last two touchdown Missouri 10 Oklahoma St Wisconsin 23 Oregon St 20 evitahle by returning the opening to challenge sorties kicked all three conver Iowa 27 Indiana UCLA 28 Vanderbilt 21 kickoff RA yards for a touchdown Later Vittitoe ended a 51-yard sions Syracuse 28 Nebraska 6 Kentucky 21 Kansas St and his Paschal mates maintained march on the seventh play of Auer got his chance to shine the pace to blank Tech Saturday the series with a six-yard barge when Williamson leading Tech Ammsn night 41-0 through right tackle Alford's boot ground gainer suffered a sprain- SMALL COLLEGE minutes left in the period The triumph was the fifth in added the 14th point with three ed ankle just before intermission succession for the Panthers rank- William son sat out the second FooTBALL SCORES ed seventh among state 4A powers Paul who took over for Terry half by the Star-Telegram and their Cashion who was withheld from After a scoreless first half 4A-5 debut in defense of last year's action because of a leg bruise Tech actually crossed the Duke smisiessonsenis title guided a 73-yard caravan and goal line five times to get its 21 Western Maryland a Hampden-Syd- Mississipal St 32 Arkansas St a Coach Bill Allen allowed his scored from nine yards out on a i "VeIsO It I Xavier oan I Xavier (Ohio) a Ohl 3 Capital le Kenyon IL points In three successive tr rollout entering the second chap- th Findlay 28 Ashland 6 regulars to erect a 27-0 lead mid- umphs before Saturday Duke It'trileTleacilr 7 ter A 15yard penalty prevented Green 11 Toledo I Potomac St 13 Davis and Elkins I Hillsdale 13 Ferris Institute way through the second quarter had not surrendered a touch Va WelleYea IL Cienville I Albion 35 Anderson ii and benched them thereafter Alford from attempting the extra down Holstra la Delaware State College of Iowa 34 Augustan': II Bechtel touched the ball only four point Tech now sports a 3-1 record Hamilton 12 Hobart IL Wooster 3 Denison Central St tOhl 40 Kentucky St IL Johnson Smith 40 Delaware Si I scored twice After Bill Keck punted 45 yards Dickinson 25 Franklin Marshall I Tennessee Tech 13 Western Fullback Don Vittitoe chimed it to the Panther 29 midway through Auer raced 25 yards for an Lehigh 20 Merchant Marine 6 tuck It 4Griair4gAstown 6 West Virginia Tech with one touchdown Quarterback apparent touchdown after inter letaPinell'd vg" 11 the quarter Bechtel shot through cepting a pass thrown by Duke 7 West Liheric 20 Concord (WVA) 7 right guard and outran the sec- Ronnie Paul got another and Half Quarterback Walt Rappold but ItLen't1' 'iV Kentucky St IL Mies Cr us ort Clafill4n I ondary for a touchdown Alford's ILL b21113ArkaersearsuAllaNt2il 38: Solitilt117emastern Okla SC back Rick Golden a pair Bruce an official inadvertently blew his Alford Jr the Panthers' kicking kick made it 27-0 Jackson Miss St 211 Alcorn LAM 20 Central Okla St 12 East Central whistle and the ball was re- Okla 11 It stayed that way until Golden I Moorhead St 38 St Cloud St specialist converted five-of-five turned to the Duke 18 Graning rammed the middle from a yard Wittenberg 52 Marietta a Remidil la Michitan Tech 2 ea Alford hasn't missed an extra Ohio Northern al Wilmngton a i crossed the goal line on a 37- Rum Hai II Stevens Pelel 21 of Wisconsin out to end a 72-yard junket in Milwaukee point since the season's opening the third yard pass play but Tech was Western Illinois Souther a III 13 Northern Mkhigan 34 SC Norbert 7 game and has a string of 11 taxed for clipping Tech scored 1 Cornell 27 Beloit Nlike Braswell alternate quer- Whitewater 12 Oshkosh IL straight in the works each time after these setbacks 111: ircaRor7 13 Lawrence Monmouth MissouH Valley 23 Concordia 7 terback combined with Golden Tech didn't have the manpower for the final tally His short pass however Hears's Zs Wash 1St Louis) I Wabash 35 13 Omaha 28 Fort Rats St a William Pens 13 Tarkits a to cope with the beefier Panthers traveled 13 yards to Golden on mats 0 n-- 5 Rail St St Joseph' Had) 10 Ithaca 34 Cortland and its offense worked spasmod the Bulldog 35 and the Panther Os Tech 0 a 114-21 ill Is bulimia St 14 Grove City 28 Corneal' Tech 13 six run (Lothride Alma I Adrian 1 Min Carroll 41 Thiel a kia "roue 33 Kil500 I ically The Bulldogs' deepest pen halfback went the rest of the ay 'nwnt ra Onulttr S2 uet 1 Northeastern Eartham 34 Fran klin 32 etration of the evening was to Allord's extra point added the 911 ring four run (Loth North Dak ota 14 8 Dakota 13 (111 liStel? 0 Paschen 32-yard line in the fad final points with seven minutes Oa one run (Loth lt)114torniir sidtsit nnell 27 South Dakota IL etnonokaini egt k1 7a 17 Northvet ridge kick) Worcester Tech 32 Bate 14 4 idel) ing minutes An intercepted pass to play Attendance-4015 squelched the threat lIaynesburg 7 St Vincent ti li North Carolina Maryland Amherst rt Bowdoin 31 7' Williams 12 Middlebury 0 Reserves logged more than half al Massachusetts 31 Connecticut IL tInNorth Carolina College Virginia Clacm: Aligles 38 of Nevada 12 peedy Spartans Stride of the game time and two in par- 4 Montclair St 15 Trenton St Swarthmore 14 Post II trbeonettEbdu24catipoung27i 44Puanc4111 14 ticular took advantage of the op- I Maine 7 New Hamp shire 1 Coast Gutted 13 Welleaall MillreeSela Duluth 70 Gustave Adel portunity Eddie Stokes got 63 Colo II Rochester elms yards in nine carries and Jim AkNorwieh la Bridreport la Otterbein 28 Oberlin 7 ron IL Heidelberg Dillard 38 Fisk 13 Alexander grabbed 62 in only five past Ivo" Susquehann 26 Mope a 22 Warner 24 Olivet calls verines 28-0 aeru(k 22 E4 Tenneue 444ment Moisten 33 Eastern Mon Principia 7 CulverStorkten 7 tile) St IL Carroll la Nerthern Mordants IL Both trailed Bechtel who gain- East Stroudsbur 33 Mansfield la Nair 12 Middle Tens 1 ed 80 yards in two scrimmage Drexel IL LeeeMiell I (Lie) esters Caroli 7 lin 6 rin Ia Mn tin tia7 a plays one a 71-yard touchdown ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 14 State pow- Moravian la PMC I Johns a I ittlislatilc tsormaniall centrat Mich sprint in the second quarter The ered by a flock of fast backs took a long stride toward Big belaiTaIroltValrelyike1126Rutatown St a clanmp2s1-13 Elea 6 180-pound senior returned a punt I Po 7 ace mona 53 Cal Tech Ten a possible national 1 Lafayette la Temple 12 tile) MICHI for three yards and rushed for honors by crushing Michigan GAME AT A GLANCE GAN STATE ammo Arthur Port Arur 22 West Hardin IL I Woodville 30 Koenig la 28-0 Saturday before 103198 114 11 Mickey Wright Leads entinto 12 Barbers Hill PASCHAL Crockett Bunch 48 Woodville Scott I 105 Verdi Gained Passing 114 la Say City HIE LT Dewey Lincoln and lierm John- st is Comoleed 8 of 12 ny Seven Strokes liard 14 ss Tralara son both sophomores and George I Interoepted li ODD Fumbles Recovered I I Victorie St Joseph' 13 HATS 0 Ross Gustafson McCullourrh Con Nayla Clary Murray Saimes a I83-pound junior full- 3 for 40 Punts No Ave- 4 for 4 Mitered Heart 2 51 Verde Penalised 5 LAS VEGAS Nev Oct 14 I'lelatillne 12 11 'i I back led the attack behind the Nlickey Wright of San Diego Texas 52 Te ssa College 14 Harris Dodd Forshoott Altnid I poised quarterbacking of Pete Grambling 69 Mississippi Vocational 0 Alexander Broswell I down pass that gained 18 yards Cal shot a one-over-par 72 with McNees 7 Northeast Louisiana IL on -Sale Bechtel lexander Stoe ks I Smith Michigan States fluid and to Michigan's 17 thc aid of a spectator's hand Sat AtiisivisgairgstArTers Wialitling I a Hankins Cates Walker Golden I 1 Wheat' Vittitoe Gustafson fast defense kept the Spartan Michigan State got an early urday and moved to a seven- s(Ms) burg St 22 Springfield to) Tacit goal 1 i uncrossed holding St 14 Gmny a All these Hats are John 1 Rodrioues Dunhill) Michigan for four downs from break when Bennie McRae who stroke lead after three rounds of Westminster illahl Eeletede Mines II Stetson Dobbs Knox Bar- ee New Weak Western 21 St Osrner McFadden the State three in the third otherwise was the outstanding the Ladies' PGA Golf Champion- '1 1 14 solina and Resistol: Addington Neilson a in Michigan's backfield ships Bethune-Cookman 25 Benediet IL Cen III 7 nallart 7412 period fumbled on the 32 The Spartans rritt 67 272310 wMlrrinisagiapi College es Memphis South They are unclaimed Hats I Shea Henderson Ruts This was a battle of football pounded the right side of Mich- Load Sus noto "11 Colorad College 24 Colorado St Cols that have been Remanufac- Skinner Chararrets 74-7573-223 kis 13 tlfeck Statile) giants both lines averaged igan's line to the two from where Betsy Rawls 76-7671-223 Kathy' Cornelius 75-7072-226 tured will sell for the Serv- 6141ee around 225 a game Gary Ballman carried over 40 Ann Prentice 73-7E73-227 I Barbara Romack 15-2183-229 I OPPORTUNITIES 1 ice Charge About 500 hats Score bi periods: that drew a gate of $400000 and From then the Spartans dom- Maryru ilkSmith 20-1575-230 I 'Tech 0 0 0 0 FOR EXPERIENCED I They are od hats for Paschal 14 12 7-41 $200000 for national television mated the game except for Mich-tauntgr JetiYa nid I Scoring fin order of occurencei: working Fishing or Every- (Pit et schall rurned kick rights igan's 63-yard drive that stated ktillystirit a 72-63-75-230 I OIL FIELD off 88 Dards for touchdown at 0:12 74-8E76-231 I day use From $250 to Alford kicked goal Score: Paschal 7 Smith insisted on playing al- the second half and wound up a Tech 0 Vittione (Paschal) ran six yards for touchdown at 8-33 Alford kicked though his father died only last scant foot from the State goal Gloria Nicht 76-8145-242 CEMENTERS $01100 goal Score: Paschal 14 Tech 6 Saturday while State was beating line Michigan also lost a touch- 2Q -Paul (Paschal) ran nine yards for touchdown at 3 40 Run for points Stanford '313 Although passing down in the second period when THE TCU SCOREBOARD SERVICE AND SALES WORK WoodSt Co I failed Score: Paschal 20 Tech Bern- ie' (Paschal) ran 71 Yards for touchdown at 808 Alford kicked goal Score: Paschal 27 Tech 0 (Paschal) plunged one chd yard for touchdown at 7:50 Alford kick- ed goal Score: Paschal 34 Tech 0 (Paschal) caught 13-yard Mee from Braswell ran 35 7aris for touchdown ut 4 SS Alford kicked goal bcnrP: Paschal 41 Tech ft Officials 1 I Ellis referee Tillie hdow manion umnire am Hunt fleid judge Jim Bora bead luiesman had not been a Spartan strong a 23-yard sprint by McRae was a to ttp000klaient aSmnaith set up the record called back for backfield in mo- gr with a toss to Matt don Norton another sophomore that rn1r wits was good for 45 yards lc Smith passed for the i Nctia then set up the Spar- tans' fourth score with a fourth- a 14 7 9 7-28 TCU 3 ARKANSAS tl TEXAS TECH IS ICU I 8 8 a 5- a Oct AS at Fart Worth 11841-iBallmaancrn344rur14(Brunrandsitnartamter sksicttkeir NO4122-04erse4111 4 44 wee (srndtattz kirkious from smith as at Ausat too ADDDiet tin 1211S4-14174310valHarandstatter kick) nNene 'lett FIorrit Sritorlkill LIBERAL BENEFITS EXPANDING COMPANY ImillOYMENT MANAGER 9099094 Mauston mins end Moil your hots for clop" "71' DOWELL 1379 East 2i Street 740 ld Oklolsooso remonuladuring $400 pocking end moiling only 75c 3 Day Serviee 1 All the world loves a lover in a Stetson-Levis Tony Lama Boots LUSKEY'S WESTERN STORE 113 Houston ED 51364 MI SAN ANTONIO Oct 14 Texas Cadets stung briefly by a surprising Trinity University passing attack turned furiously on the hapless Tigers in the second half Saturday night and smashed their way to a 55-0 victory It was a game of superlatives for the highest score since a 70-14 rout of Miami University in 1944 the highest score ever run up by an Aggie team of Coach Jim Myers and the most points scored against the Tigers in this historic series since 62-0 victory in 1915 Travis Reagan a rangy halfback who wants to be a doctor slashed his way with surgeon-like precision for three touchdowns to lead the Aggie attack Seven Aggies scored touchdowns and two had conversion kicks to their credit as the Aggies' attack rolled up an awesome 27 first downs and 366 yards rushing Texas ACA's vaunted pass sixth best among the nation's major teams going into the quickly under Junior Jay McCarty's southpaw tosses Though he couldn't connect for a touchdown McCarty i on seven of 17 passes in the first two periods for 105 yards Defensive Halfback Kenneth Kipp got AM's first touchdown drive going when he grabbed a fumble on the Aggie 49 Linnstaedter cut inside right end for nine yards 11 plays later to put the Aggies ahead to stay Reagan fastest a in the bard running AM backfield scored the next two Aggie touchdowns slashing across left end from the seven to wind up a 70- yard march that used up 13 plays and cutting inside left end from eight to finish a 56-yard eight-play march Kipp came through with more thievery to start the latter march grabbing a McCarty pass on the 44 Trinity's greatest first half threat came to naught when Bernie Reagan's fourth-down field goal try from the 31 sailed wide began turning the game into a rout four plays deep in the second hplf when Tackle Wayland Simmons blocked a punt fellow Tackle Joe Eilers recovered it on the nine and Halfback Jim Murphy slanted across right end on the next play Murphy intercepted a McCarty toss on the second play after toe kick-off and was on its way again Lee Roy Caffey a halfback converted into a smashing fullback picked up all 27 yards in the six-play drive including a two-yard burst over right guard Another Trinity bobble this time by Halfback Pete Mobbs on the kickoff gave the ball on the Tiger 28 and Reagan picked up his third touchdown five plays later with an 11-yard jaunt over right end SAN ANTONIO Oct 14 Texas Cadets stung brief ly by a surprising Trinity Uni versity passing attack turned furiously on the hapless Tigera in the second half Saturday night and smashed their way to a 55-t victory It was a game of superlatives for the highest score since a 70-14 rout of Miami Uni- versity in 1944 the highest score ever run up by an Aggie team of Coach Jim Myers and the most points scored against the Tigers in this historic series since 62-0 victory in 1915 Travis Reagan a rangy back who wants to be a doctor slashed his way with surgeon-like precision for three touchdowns to lead the Aggie attack Seven Aggies scored touch- downs and two had conversion 27 first downs and 366 yards rush- kicks to their credit as the Ag- gies' attack rolled up an awesome lag Texas vaunted pass de sixth best among the nation's major teams going into the quickly un der Junior Jay McCarty's south- paw tosses Though he couldn't connect for a touchdown McCarty i on seven of 17 passes in the first two periods for 105 yards Defensive Halfback Kenneth Kipp got first touchdown drive going when he grabbed a fumble on the Aggie 49 Linn- staedter cut inside right end for nine yards 11 plays later to put the Aggies ahead to stay haRrdea-graanwhifftagsteAststmm a bnactiethld scored the next two Aggie touch- downs slashing across left end from the seven to wind up a 70- yard march that used up 13 plays and cutting inside left end from eight to finish a 56-yard eight-play march Kipp came through with more thievery to start the latter march grabbing a McCarty pass on the ACM 44 that came to naught when Ber- Trinity's greatest first hall re ffie Reagan's fourth-down field Igvoidaeltry from the 31 sailed ACM began turning the game into a rout four plays deep in the second hplf when Tackle Wayland Simmons blocked a back Jim Murphy slanted across punt erfeedlloiwt on Tatheeklnein eoaendEHilaelrf right end on the next play Murphy intercepted a McCarty toss on the second play after tne kick-off and was on its way again Lee Roy Caffey a half- fbaatcl hka cckon vvetretkeedd Ian up all aall 82m7 aysahringds ain tthwealsaixrd-pl right guard abyurdsrtiveo' time by Halfback Pete Mobbs on Another Trinity bobble this the kickoff gave ACM the ball on the Tiger 28 and Reagan plc iced up his third touchdown five plays later with an 11-yard jaunt over right end GUARANTEE ITAM (0 WIG OMER INMAN BECAUSE EVERY MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP FROM COAST TO COAST IS PLEDGED TO GIVE YOU: A Truly Guaranteed Muffler The Midas written guarantee assures you a new FREE muffler at any Midas dealer from coast to coast If your Midas muffler becomes defective for any maim including rusouts If It is through no butt of your own and as long as you own the car 11eplacemont service charge is you coal got a more liberal muffler tk WU) MUFFLan SHOPS A NATIONAL SERVICE BUILT ON TRUST Po Open 8 AM to 5:30 PM Closed Sundays ONLY ONE LOCATION IN FORT WORTH 11 1333 EAST BERRY WA 4-4431 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