Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 17

a---- imokohnElWit011Miiimmodr P4Arr-IvOw04 fovowd0000 fr60 SPORT S-T EL EV ISIO N-R A DIO COMICS-CLASSIFIED FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM SECTION THREE-PAGE ONE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 1963 1 1 -( "-J 19) 50 po Ipo JE IJ CAUGH 0 NE 1 Last-Minute Tally Earns SWC Title Jar Licht 41 ty BY BILL VAN FLEET StorTelegram riter COLLEGE STATION Nov 23 --The Texas Longhorns came face to face with the biggest challenge of their young lives Thursday and they answered like the cham- GI Vs( Pions they are 1-11t Downs 95 Yards Gained 1111hint Trailing the Texas Aggies by 91 urds tiaitod Passing' 10( four points with only five iinn of 5 Passes Compleied II of 211 IliCS and 22 seconds to play they 3 Passes Intercepted by started front their Own 20 yard 13 opp Fumbles Recovered 1 line and drove 80 yards against 111 2 for 29 tour points wun only MC Witt- 3 of 5 Passes Completed 11 of lifts and 22 seconds to play they 3 Passes Intercepted by Started from their own 20 yard 13 -OPP Fumbles Recovered 3 for 381 Punts No Avc 2 for 29 line and drove 80 yards against Penalties No Ydge 3 for it ytie 44 Ht IS a stiff wind to win their big I Thanksgiving Day battle 13-13 t-k 1 ow I 00140 it 04 i I e''' l'--4" 1 i 4 4t 0- 44 '-r iF 4 -4A r' r) ir 414 'k 1 1: 0- 4 44 0 "'''I It' -4 4 'f AR z'' i :1 4 1 1' 1 i 4 Or" kr'' l' 'I --rit i -t i 4' ''7 I 1 i rk 1 s'h 'I' '4 A 1 ii 4 5 Ag 11 4t 4 4 1 't 4 '1'1' 4 'f I 4: i 4 If A 4 1 1 ''''V ti: t7- is- 4' I -i 1 Or' 4i ItV' i ic' it le 41 -4- 4 II tr I 4 i4 4 4-' I --iv v- 1 li i 1 ill ii 4 A AA 14 'lit 9 et 440" 'tY -4 I it-41-- 4 4t- '4) i -4 1'1 8 1 7 1tAA2 41--i' xl hirl -4 1-'s I i 71 4 1 Aok r' ia' i :1 i 4 In: -9: 4 I it 4 4 I I 11 44 'r 0: il 1- t- A A 't4 -1 't 7 4'it -i 'i0 Afil Al sly It '1 i i A 4bAt'''' 4r 04 -4 i i 4 -A: 1 ye 7 ::41 e-y: 4' 4 '''4 7a-'4" 1 i 4 r1 f'' ti il'k? '1 I 441('' 4P 4 -4 i 4 4--- ---7 ft 1- '''( 4 Af 4 11 4 tA 4 4 1 i 7y414 Tr41! i :4 gr -11: 1 1 I 4 i 34 A 4 A 1 o41 :04 ARDA 4 t- 1 1- 0 I 1 0 4A 4 1: 0 51 1: '''4t I 4 1 el 7 t-- -4 tii -2 4 1 -t i l''' 'f 4's'-'-'t it i 's: Afo '4 1' '2 1 i 14-' 3" I) 4 1 '1 4 '-r A 1 4'4' A 4 l'- kw 4144 -V ''s 't 1 ti ft 0 -'s Y'''' v'' i i ii i )9 1 i it 1 lo: It -k a i '47' i kz'''144' '7 I 'N4 7' ---40oe 4: 7::4 -y ti -0: EAST LANSING Mich Nov 28 used a solid defense built around burly Dick Butkus and combined a talent for pouncing on fumbles and picking off passes to whip Michigan GAME AT A GLANm'ClEcn sT State 13-0 Thursday and 1LLINIOIS win the Big Ten title and io First Downs 11 Rose Bowl bid 168 Yards Gained Rushint 145 GAME AT A GLANCE ILLINOIS MICH SY 10 First Downs II NS Yards Gained Rushint 145 With the victory they finished the season undefeated and untied nailed down the Southwest Conference championship and staked a valid claim to the national title as the only major team with a perfect record NMI ille Viciory Lucy iiLi the season undefeated and untied nailed down the South- west Conference championship and staked a valid claim to the national title as the only major team with a perfect record 27 Gained Passint 10 3 of 5 Passes Completed 6 of IS 4 Passes Intercepted by 0 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 3 30 Yards Penalized catch at the ggie 48 for anished other first down Talbert couldn't hold the next Wade pass then ume the big gest break of the football sea son John Brotherton big Aggie end intercepted a Wade pass They earned every yard they started back upfield fumbled gained every cheer they got as he was hit and Tommy Stock from the 38500 fans and every ton recovered the ball for Texas Illinois completely bottled up little Sherm Lewis the breakaway back who has made so many long scoring sprints this season The Illini were alert oppor tunists Illinois had a 6-0 lead at the half on two field goals by Jim Plankenhorn a 22-yarder in till first period and a 34-yard boot in the second at the Aggie 44 Since the ball had changed hands briefly it was a Texas first down Wade connected with Talbert again for nine then hit hint again for eight stopping the clock at 2:50 Out of End Zone honor Thursday for they were facing an inspired team The Aggies played a superb defensive game harrying Longhorn runners constantly and putting repeated pressure on the Texas passers They played with a fury that must have gladdened the hearts of old A ggies everywhere whether they were in the stands on this sodrien misty day or were watching the nationally-televised contest in their living rooms But if the old Aggies were proud the Longhorn supporters were wild at the finish They had been numbed as the battling Aggies scored on two lightning aerial thrusts once in the second period and again in the third and carried a 13-3 lead into the fourth Dramatic Drive Press Wireohoto first period of Texas-Aggie contest at College Station Thursday Longhorns grabbed 15-13 triumph KING Wingback Anthony King is pulled down by ASLNI's Rickey Whatley on end run in 'THERE'S PLENTY OF TIME' Lewis bobbled the hall to al low the first score Jim Warrea pounced on it on the IOU 26 Illinois drove in from the NISU 40 to the 16 to set up the second field goal Quarterback Dick Proebstie was the butter-fingered boy who fumbled on his 14 on the secon1 play of the second half to allow Illinois to take a commanding lead Ed Washington made the recovery Fullback Jim Grabowski broke through the left side of the shaken Spartan defense bolting 11 yards for the touchdown Plank enhorn kicked the point Big Ten Commissioner Biil Reed announced from the press box just three minutes after the game ended that Illinois was the official Big Ten Rose Box UT Fought Panic too delegate and would accept the trip Illinois last went to the Rose Bowl in 1951 The two team were tied for the conferencc lead in 1953 but Michigan State got the nod in a vote decision that year Coach Duffy Daugherty also took his Spartans to Pasadena in 1955 when MSU was second in the standings to Ohio St at which had made the coast trig the previous year It was a wonderful victory for Illinois Coach Pete Elliott who must be credited with the comeback of the fall after his discouraging 2-7 record last year Michigan State fumbled away a scoring chance in the second period when Boger Lopes let loose of the ball on the Illinois 12 The rough luck continued right down to the end of the half Sophomore Fullback Dave McCormick threw a long bomb that looked like a touchdown pass on the last play of the second period Matt Snorton apparently had it but then let the ball dribble through his fingers MSU again was knocking on the scoring door in the third period driving down to the Illinois 20 Incomplete passeJ stopped this threat The Spartans made a good drive in the fourth quarter going to the Illinois 10 before thc superb Illinois defense stiffened to allow the winners to take over on downs The Mini rubbed it in a littk in the closing two minutes when Ron Fearn intercepted a McCormick pass try and ran it in to the Spartan 20 The were on the MSU one and poised for another score when the clock ran out Michigan State lost three of five fumbles and allowed four interceptions lutnots 3 3 7 8--13 811churan State 0 0 0 0 Plmkenhorn Plankenhorn 31 14 run (Plankenhorn kick Clendance 74312 1 A tennancr Hz Cincinnati Edged By Miami Us 21-19 reen shot forward for seven yards to the 20 and Texas took time out with 2:41 left stands were in bedlam and the Aggie section rose in one wild cheer as Jim Willenborg intercepted the next Texas pass but he tumbled to the ground outside the end zone and it was not a valid interception Now there was 2:34 left and Green slashed for five yards to the 13 Wade killed the clock by dashing the ball to the ground but the Longhorns didn't need that for a double offsides was signalled and it was still first down with 2:15 left Wade passed toward Talbert again and it was almost but not quite intercepted Carlisle Tallies Next Wade found Phil Ilarris sophomore halfback sprintin4 down the right sideline and connected for 14 yards and a first down at the one There was 1:46 left Stockton got the call but was stacked Texas used its final time out and stopped the clock with 1:22 left and Tommy Ford and Carlisle came racing in Carlisle kept the ball and barely nudged across for the touchdown It didn't matter that Carlisle slipped trying to pass for two points for there was not enough time for the Aggies Jim Hudson killed the final threat by intercepting a Jim Keller pass Texas had the ball at the Aggie 22 as time ran out Keller had thrown the two Aggie touchdown passes first con fleeting with short-statured Tray-Turn to Steers on Page "Actually we didn't throw as much in the first thee quarters as we had intended to Our plan was to keep mixing 'cm up But it didn't seem to be any good until that last quarter" Carlisle also thought the Longhorns would have done better on a dry field "It was pretty bad out there and it was tough trying to run the option play" he related Questioned about the success of the Aggie air attack Duke said he thoght the Aggies would pass more than they did "Of course they almost did too much didn't they?" he grinned GAME AT A GLANCE MIAMI CINCINNAll 24 First Downs 15 25 Yards Gained Rushing 212 139 Yards Gained Pfl ng 82 9 of 16 raSliell Completed 6 of 16 Passes Intercepted by 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 for No Avg 3 for 383 41 Yards Penalized 30 BY CLIFFORD KING Star-Telegram Writer AUSTIN Nov was less than six minutes left to play in the fourth quarter and you didn't need to look at the scoreboard in the south end to know who was leading Not if you were standing near the Longhorn bench The faces were those of despair disappointment and in some cases downright anger But in a few seconds it was to be a completely different picture From the time Texas started its drive with 5:22 remaining to play the Steer bench came to life like it probably hasn't in any other game this season Of course there were some skipped heartbeats when John Brotherton intercepted on the Aggie 48 but when he fumbled and Tom Stockton recovered for Texas the Longhorn bench went wild Darrell Royal was yelling to his players on the field but they probably heard nothing he said because of the terrific roar from the stands f' 4 Ta Royal tried to send in Carlisle and Tommy Ford but the teams already had lined up and officials waved the pair back to the sideline But after one play Texas called time out and Duke and Tommy raced in Carlisle score came on the next effort Tommy Wade was mobbcd by scores of well wishers inside the noisy Texas dressing room The guard on the door attempted to keep everyone out except newsmen but the mob made a rush for the entrance and he finally just gave up Once inside Wade seemed a bit dazed "I'll realize won it by to morrow I guess" he said BUT HE QUICKLY regained his thoughts and appeared eager to talk "I knew I'd have to play better than I ever did in my life Boy they were tough weren't they" Wade said he heard Royal yell to him only one time in that fourth quarter "He holTurn to Longhorns on Page 2 panic" shouted Royal Then he turned toward the bean and hollered: "What yard line is it on? There's plenty of time! We can do it if we just don't panic" The final score of course attests to the fact that the Longhorns didn't Quarterback Duke Carlisle who scored the winning touchdown with a one-yard burst up the middle seemed to be one of the calmest players in the dressing room afterward Asked if he ever really had the dread fear of defeat and loss of the national championship Duke answered: "No sir I made myself believe that we could come back in that fourth quarter And I think everyone else did" There was some criticism voiced in the press box when in the third quarter the Longhorn passing offense failed to click Many observers felt the Steers would have a better chance to pull it out if they stayed on the ground and not risk an interception BUT DUKE didn't think so The Longhorn fans gained some hope when Texas scored early in the fourth but this hope flickered and all but expired when Texas fumbled deep in its own territory on the next possession The Longhorns held the Aggies with the aid of 20 yards in penaltics and then began the dramatic move to the touchdown Tommy Wade a senior quarterback who has played but rarely while Duke Carlisle was leading the Texas team most of the year was the hero of that big Lady Luck played a part too Wade first hit a 20-yard pass to nix Green with the stubby junior halfback making a leaping catch at the 40 Wade on Target The Texan fans began to rise then and the student cannon began booming each time the Longhorns broke the huddle Green got two running and Dan MeIlhenny one of the many Aggie hornets on defense broke up the next Wade pass Wade shifted to Charles Talbert as a target and the end made the CINCINNATI Nov 28 Cincinnati's Bearcats gambled on two extra point attempts Flaturday and lost a hearbreaker to Miami University 21-19 in a spirited non-conference football game Miami 7 7 7 0-21 Cincinnati 0 7 6 6-19 eight pass from Kellerman (Trout kick) 46 run (Sobolewski kick) five run (Trou( kick) MI-1-iimebauch II pass from Kellerman (Trout kick) two run (Pass failed) 15 pass from Owens (Pass failed) I BEFORE JUMPING in the shower Carlisle was (period about his feelings on Navy as a Cotton Bowl opponent "Navy is real tough and would make a terrific opponent for us" he thought "But of course we'll have to let the Cotton Bowl committee worry about that" There was a bit of confusion on the field just before the Longhorns got their victory "DON'T PANIC don't 311 IMRE I EIIISI PECIACULAP DAEIGAIL13 Solids Checks Plaids Some with Zip Out Liners Somo Without Some Water nepollent FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $8950 to 000 We marked down our entire stock of famous hand tailored STEIN BLOCH suits to this one amazingly low price Imported fabrics meticulous hand tailoring everything you look for in a hundred dollar suit now yours for only $7995 or two for $150! 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