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Sunday September 19 7965 Section Four PAGE SIX FORT WORTH STARTELEGRAM I Frog Ground Game Shows Promise it but for one interception win some ball those kids CHRYSLER MAKES BIG PITCH FOR PLEASURE BOAT DOLLAR CHRY FOR WRESTLING Quarterback Bob Churchich was the key to the Nebraska ball club He does a great job on the slide out and pitch wide plays Nebraska used to great advantage He also threw the ball well hitting his first six passes The Cornhuskers have other good Solich Ron Kirkland and Harry Churchich makes it go The Cornhusker ends Freeman White and Tony Jeter were both good receivers and ran well after they got the ball Both were hard to get down White made one fine catch where he jumped three feet off the ground in mid-stride ka's receiver after the ball had gone high and out of reach of either man One particularly bright spot was the kick returning of Frank Horak In the third quarter Horak needed only one block to get loose on a good runback but he didn't get it Another bright spot was Larry Perry at defensive end Perry played the blockers with his hands kept his feet and forced Nebraska's wide plays on his side KENT NIX was well protected when he tried to pass only taking one big loss Ile also helped protect himself moving around well and once taking off for an eight-yard gain when he found no were the best hope the Frogs been showed and looked very im- ception pressive They really surpris- They' ed me considering their oppo- games sition Post made a wonderful 1 move on his 32-yard run to get the Frogs moving When he broke through left tackle he cut back right and mos was off down the field Then he gave a stiff-arm to the first man who caught him With a little more speed these young TCU runners would be something Also for a young team the Horned Frogs made surprisingly few mistakes They fumbled the wet ball only once didn't get down after Nebraska jumped out in front and as I said would have been in They'll names By DUTCH MEYER EXCEPT FOR one bad StarTettcrem Writer pass the one Nebraska's Bill LINCOLN Neb--TCU sur- Johnson intercepted for a prised me Saturday with their touchdown and a 21-7 halftime rushing offense against the lead the Frogs would have great defense of Nebras- been in the ball game in the ka With Steve Landon and last period Charles Camp-Kenny Post running hard and bell was double covered on straight the Frogs moved the the play to the wide side of ball pretty well on the ground the field and the pass Vi as But Nebraska as the score thrown short showed had more guns They The TCU passing game were able to run well against didn't come up to the running TCU against Tars left de- Early in the game when fensive side most of the day Nebraska marched for two especially from their spread touchdowns TCU's deep deformation in which they split fenders appeared frozen and both ends wide were seldom close to the ball At times especially in the After they loosened up they first half after Nebraska had improved Nebraska got one a 14-0 lead TCU was able to big break passing in the sec-go real well The Frogs ac- ond half when a TCU defendtually outplayed the Iluskers er was called for interfermost of the second quarter ence The Frog hit Nebras Monday September 20 126S SO PM TWO 3111 EVENTS No I ILLLIt KARL KOX DILLY "RED" LYOUS NO 2 THE DESTROYER Chrysler Outboard Corp Hartford Wis will try to make a big dent in the outboard motor field this year Chrysler like in automobiles bought West Bend outboards in January of 1965 and market-pi: ed the motor line under the West Bend Ss brand vkith a Chrysler decal on the 1 cowling Now the 1966 models are out nine li li7 401 001 of them ranging from to 105-horse- -1 k- power and in big bold letters on the pc tall slender cowlings it says "Chrysler" This is an old name in marine en- lt glues (since 1927) and a new division of ro" the corporation of the same name that 4-tk owns it all 1 tr A West Bend had a good outboard tor that was making headway in a market dominated by Johnson Evinrude and cEoRGE Mercury before Chrysler bought in KELLAM Now it is said to be even better Horsepower models for 1966 are 35 6 02 20 31 45 50 75 and 105 The 105 hp is a 4-cylinder model with a cubic-inch displacement of 9655 Chrysler Outh( make a big dent Chrysler like Chrysler Out make a big de Chrysler li Astl' 17 'An All 11' S' 4 't CEORGE KELLAM 02 20 31 45 model with a TCU'S SOPHOMORE backs KANII 1110K1 Frog-Husker Individuals Bob Murphy Captures National Amateur Title Raiders Storm Halt Jayhawks by 26-7 TA TEAM 1111111 THE MIGHTY YANKEES No I 2 --vs KEN HOLLIS AND VICTOR RIVERA PLUS OTHER GREAT MATCHES TICKETS ON SALI AT PUSHING TCBNYGAVO Post TCU 19 86 46 Landon ICU 12 46 11 Nix ICU 3 12 40 Smith ICU 4 7 11 Shabay TCU 3 Kirkland Nebraska 11 03 78 So lich Nebraska 44 la Orion -I-CLI 12 46 18 Nix ICU 3 12 40 Smith TCU 4 7 11 Shabay TCU 3 Kirkland Nebraska 11 93 78 So lich Nebraska 8 44 Continued From rage I 1 Tech got to the five again have been more than 300 at fourth down in the third stage were advised by the an-1 period but had to settle for a nouncer to take cover 1Bearden field goal a 2-yard Tatman Nebraska 6 42 70 Winters Nebraska 3 21 70 Duda Nebraska 20 19 95 Wilson Nebraska 9 19 21 Churchich Nebraska 7 7 II Brunk Nebraska 2 5 25 ICII: Times carried bail NYO: Nat yards gained AVO: Average per carry NORTH SIDE COLISEUM MUM'S WORD ON INBOARDOUTDRIVE The 75 hp is a 3-cylinder engine developing 25 ii per cylinder The 50 hp is a 2-cylinder 2-cycle outboard The 45 and higher horsepower motors have electric starting The 35 horsepower is a racing or runabout motor with optional electric starting The others are fishing motors Harry Knitter advertising manager for Chrysler Outboard Corp at Hartford Wis says the company has nothing to say at present about entering the inboard-outdrive field It is a good bet Chrysler will It has the marine engine division with an ancient and honorable reputation for building fine inboard engines at Marysville Mich All that's needed is a Chrysler stern drive MUM The 75 hp per cylinder The 45 and 1 starting The 35 bon optional electr Harry Knitt board Corp a nothing to say drive field It is a goo( gine division for building fit that's needed Tackle John Carrell set TULSA Okla (AP) Cigar- favorite and third round leader chomping Bob Murphy of the Charlie Coe bidding for his University of Florida won the third title saw his game be65th National Amateur Golf Championship Saturday with a come a tatters of bogeys He 72-hole score of 291 as a threat shot a final round 80 for 297 by hard-luck Bob Dickson of SCORES OF TEXANS Muskogee Okla collapsed on 1)39r Zrscileuahr the final hole Benny Castion 72-79-78-74-30: Edwin Hopkins Jr 76-77-76-75-30: Dickson penalized four shots Bob Stroope 76-76-77-75-304 Mark Hopkins 76-774349-30 In the second round when an John Thornton 76 77-77-78-30f DavisEheiberger 77-76-7980-T3i: extra club was accidentally placed in his bag without his knowledge bogeyed the final 'Round Town two holes to finish a shot back 1 at 292 Meanwhile the Oklahoma raugni4- Charlie Coe bidding for his third title saw his game become a tatters of bogeys He shot a final round 80 for 297 SCORES OF TEXANS John Farquhar 7179-71-75-298 Bill Holstead 7B73-75-76-302 Benny Castioo 7249 18-14-303 Edwin Hopkins Jr 76-7647-75-304 76-77-73-79-305 76-77-77-78-308 77-76-79 80-312 MW CALL EARLY FOR Res MA 4-7269 Grim Message K-I I cltnIC lI OKA UF the last Tech touchdown by run- The press box in contact with Tung it back 17 yards to the police got two grim messages Kl- at the same time that a twister ansas 28 Six plays later Wi was almost on the ground a son found Anderson hidden in mile south of the stadium in thethe big rain drops across the city limits goal and lobbed over six points The eerie and frightening The snap for the extra point scene was another in a continu- kick was dropped ing series of battles between the Shortly afterward the matter Red Raiders' fans and the ele of the whole fourth period was The eerie and frightening 'tile snap tor me extra point scene was another in a continu- kick was dropped ing series of battles between the Shortly afterward the matter Red Raiders' fans and the eleof the whole fourth period was er up the last Tech touchdown by running it back 17 yards to the Kansas 28 Six plays later Wilson found Anderson hidden in with Tiers PASSING PC PA NYO Nix ICU 2 7 7 Shabay ICU 1 I Churchich Nebraska 17 134 Duda Nebraska I 2 0 PC: Passes completed PA attempted NYG: Net yards gained PASS RECEIVING Campbell TCU I 10 1 Nees TCU 1 8 0 Landon TCU 1 3 0 White Nebraska 8 122 2 Jo ler Nebraska 1 12 0 PC: sssss caught NYO: Net yards gained IDS: Touchdowns PUNTING TIC YDS AVG Gibbs ICU 7 252 WO Kirkland Nebraska 4 152 300 TK: Times kicked YDS: Total ments Last year a severe thun-idropped derstorm struck during the Tex- as game and a hail storm hitHKA1 Tech 3 16 9 0-26 during the SNIIJ game causing Gill 4 7 0 0 7 a 10-minute delay 93 pass from Fenton (Edwards kick) Tech's MI-America hopeful en kick) recovered fumble (Beard- halfback Donny Anderson scor- five pass from Wilson ed two touctidowTis but the Bearden 20 A 6 WS from Wilson ed two touchdowns but the A NEW CAR ALL YOUR OWN JANE? HOW DID YOU MANAGE THAT? BULLETS SIGN PAIR FT MEADE Md a il Howell and Kevin Loughery have signed contracts for the new season with the Baltimore Bullets of the National Basketball Association MY ASSEMBLY JOB AT TEXAS 1 INSTRUMENTS) MARY THEY'RE STILL HIRING TOO READTI's HELP WANTED AD IN THE CLASSIFIED 2 SECTION CLAIM 1965 SALES UP 95 PER CENT Further evidence of Chrysler's seriousness about being a hot contender for the pleasure boat dollar is its purchase last May of the Lone Star Boat Company at Plano Ione Star also has a boat trailer division These ingredients give Chrysler the same kind of package that Johnson and Evinrude outboard motor and trailer or boat inboard-ouldrive (may be) and trailer What effect did the Chrysler name have on West Bend sales last year? "Our sales were up 95 per cent over 1964 while the Industry was down 2 per cent" says Knitter Further evi a hot contend( chase last May Lone Star These ingr package that 1 board motor it be) and trade' What effect sales last year? "Our sales Industry was yards kicked AVG: Avarage per kick 7 nwria 11 41 Huskers Hammer TCU 34-14 After First-Period Scare FEE I CI 111' ltt 41 SI (04 tajmnv et 14 11101 971 971 Bears Trip Auburn In Season Opener Bears In Se Raiders got most of their yardage out of the other halfback Johnny Agan The Albany senior surefooted on the perilous turf slashed 90 yards out of the big Kansas line Anderson's two scores were on passes from senior quarterback Tom Wilson on short shots of five and six yards Kansas was impounded in its own field on all but seven plays One of them was a touchdown blockbuster of 97 yards in the first period The Jays were operating on their own three late in the period and already three points behind after a 46-yard field goal by Tech's Kenneth Gill when Quarterback Bill Fenton wandered back in his end zone looking for a receiver Smith Takes Off toibraska reserves pushed the last one across with nine seconds left 0 7 0 7-14 14 7 7 6-34 (ZePhrt7rir kick) PasS from Churchich 12 pass from Churchich twractzimkpgvi IQ kick) forNdm Pass from Nix (Al- (wachh-014 itcN) 50 pass interception lrOunru(nAl(f0Wrtctictifitcoll(1)E kick) pA4 bernTiaBnrcuenk 1 5265roun (kick failed) il 4'117)07? mEmnon la 9 )wgtu 1120110111ZEDI KIMEntircuical INIErstirmai Saila IZEIDAZZIMUI Immolated' simattimnig 71JDZIIII EMELnammul 11211111cartmou azartiklamnowanveLotan----- Continued From Page 1 iderson and Donnie Laurence did braced by linebacker Bill Cody1 good jobs at those spots" jammed up the Bears to blunt Wilson the sophomore full-the threat then Purvis' field back and Becton both suffered goal shot missed I knee Injuries Trainer Sam Ket- Auburn only got to keep the put Becton On crutches ball two plays before Fort with a damaged ligament in his Worth guard Greg Pipes grab- left knee lie went out early bed a Bryan fumble on the when hit catching a pass Wil- Auburn 28 son strained a ligament in his Continued braced by lineb Jammed up the the threat the( goal shot missec Auburn only ball two play! Worth guard Cr bed a Bryan Auburn 28 1 tbnikor Anyler IOW Onside 1141 r-10 i7--1C 1:7 4 't 410 knee in the last period1 lie spotted Split End On two straight passes to Willie Lane Southall got 10 and six 00014-14 Bay Smith running neck and 0 0 8 yards Then Bruce McAfee 6 rffil (PPrViS kik i neck won 1 een's Robert Yan- crashed in to drop Southall Rivinchtore 19 Pass from South- for alt Purvi 1 (Tr at the Kansas 38 With the 1 i a sem yard loss to the Lfirr1 from Bow' pass in the air Yancer seemed 19 From there Cheshire sliced to gvt tangled in his cleats In front of defender Franklin 1 rog Club Sets Smith said thanks pal grabbed Fuller and spun around in the ball and took off Nobody end zone to accept Southall's1 got close to him the rest of pass for the touchdimn 'Noon Meeting the way Thurmon Edwards kicked Kansas into a 7-3 lead That meant curtains for Bryant Bowden came In and on I TCU Frog patrons will have Tech which fumbled five Fuller and spun around In the i a a ''V PA IAA 140o 66 Ille Oilli illitA mum un 41fouy end zone to accept Southall's I got close to him the rest of' the way Thurmon Edwards pass for the touchdown 'Noon Meeting kicked Kansas into a 7-3 lead That meant curtains for Bryant Bowden came in and on TC1T Frog patrons will have Tech which fumbled fivel On two stral Lane Southall yards Then crashed in to di seven yarC 19 From there In front of del Fuller and spur end zone to a( pass for the ton That meant ci ant Bowden et 1 '''''T 7 i 0 100 1 i 1- A 3ot :04 NIt t' 014:00 Vt 1114''' '1r 0' tt 1 1 Ati 4 4 ifit htt iv 1' t100 010414: 01:14001 kkcsi: A cw 107'ne 1 1r lk 1-x- I I 1 1 i' 0t -i 4-114 '4' 1-'iy 4441g 4Lteo it e'l I '19-11lr''' 1tee Continued From Page 1 ball for two first downs out to his flashing 32-yard run late in the Frogs' 42 the initial quarter Nix lost four when he failed i Kenny broke over left tackle to find anyone open Sixty-three veered back to the right as he seconds remained as Kent went found daylight and used a back once again turned and vicious stiff arm to fight free threw way across field to Camp- bell of everyone but safelyman Ted who was double-teamed 'actor who wrestled him to Johnson the linebacker who the ground on Nebraska's 42 had dropped back alertly Post burst through the right swooped in to gather in the ball a side three plays later for eight at the midfield stripe He could have duck walked in for the yards to keep the Christians momentum going on the Husk- touchdown ers' 25 Nebraska's 22 pound weight Loses Footing advantage began to tell on the A run and an incomplete pass visitors in the second half The left it third and nine Nix faded lIfuskers' 59 first half rushing back found no one open and rose to 191 yards in the last scrambled free for eight yards two quarters for a 250 total Then it was post for one more Churehich lost his magic and a first on the 15 touch but still had an excep- Two runs picked up five Then ional 9 of 17 for 134 yards Nix found Smith cutting across Eight of them ended up in the arms of White for 122 yards and a new school receiving rec- ord The gritty Post compiled 86 yards on 19 carries without a single loss Landon had 46 on 12 carries as TCU finished with 149 yards rushing Goes In But the Frogs' heralded aerdive ial attack clicked only three times for 15 yards Nix had 2 of 7 for seven yards (one lost three yards) and Shabay had 1 of 2 for 8 yards After a second Nix pass fell into the wrong hands in the third quarter Abe Martin sent Shabay into the lineup A heads-up interception by sophomore A Gresham his second of the afternoon and an ensuing lateral to Richards resulted in a 39-yard Virginia Romps Richards resulted in a 39-yard return to Nebraska's 12 in the I MORGANTOWN WVA 1p fourth quarter i Vest Virginia exploded for four Landon took a pitchout from touchdowns in the first half Sat- ShabaY three plays later divurday and went on to post a ing into the end zone from three crushing WO Southern Confer-lyards out i ence victory over the Univer- That left the score a more i stly of Richmond respectable 22-14 until the Ne have duck walked in for the touchdown Nebraska's 22 pound weight advantage began to tell on the visitors in the second half The Huskers' 59 first half rushing rose to 191 yards in the last ball for two first downs out the Frogs' 42 Nix lost four when he failed to find anyone open Sixty-three seconds remained as Kent went back once again turned and threw way across field to Camp- bell who was double-teamed Johnson the linebacker who had dropped back alertly swooped in to gather in the ball at the midfield stripe He could x4iii iz 1 ool''- amettor k' 4 'a det le aill4 iirrar09 77 it14 IS: k40" 6 tt 'T 1 0 'a 's 17: 'C''y 13 1 b144 fi''' 411z4711N4 11eury01 I "ige ritt4 I Trtlf09- twr4--- kSIt''''''' 4 1- Itt 4V 1 :4 "krAt1r' 7: ri r' -k4477 4'1i4 ift '0'1 117t-- 4'0A' izt cti'0 Ill PIA 6 -s'- 1 ta NN-S'' N0 t4 I in the end zone and let fly Just before the ball arrived Smith's feet flew out from under him with Campbell split out Nix threw perfectly to the junior his first varsity pass hit Hyatt an opportunity to view ganio Jimes in the first half turned I end who had cut toward the for 53 yards the game's long- I films of TCU's Saturday joust one of them into a permanent'l red flag in the corner lie est maneuver Auburn worked '14ith Nebraska at the weeklyllead The Raiders drove from grabbed the ball on the 2 then the ball to an eyelash of the Frog Club luncheon slated foil the Kansas 42 to a first down wheeled around to escape the goal hut on fourth down eouldn'f noon Monday in the Crystalmn the half-yard line and therei clutches of Kay Carstens and get past Dwight Hood Bill of Hotel Texas Lunch- IVilson dropped the snap The dive into the end zone Alford's guson and Baylor's big defense Klee is $223 at the mem- first man on it however wasi kick was high and true with 12 The Bears got 205 yards msg! bers-only affair but those wish- Tech's limps Cecil a guardl minutes and four seconds left ing and 70 yards running against ing to become Frog Club null- I and Whvn the officials unpeeledI Defense the nation's No 1 defensive hers ma' I do so by making a'James he was lying across thel The Frogs defense began to MIMMUM contribution of $io goal line Bob Bearden kicked bristle and twice stymied offenyear TCU Head Coach Abe Nlartinthe point Isiye series by Nebraska and defensive Line Coach Alliel Ttt IL 0(1 tho I'M Int in 1727: 1 TC11 Head Coach Abe Martinthe point Isive series by Nebraska and defensive Line Coach Mel Tech hiked the count to 17-71 in the end zone and let fly Just before the ball arrived Smith's feet flew out from under him With Campbell split out Nix threw perfectly to the junior end who had cut toward the red flag in the corner lie grabbed the ball on the 2 then heeled around to escape the clutches of Kay Carstens and into the end zone Alford's kick was high and true with 12 minutes and four seconds left Defense Stiftms i The Frogs' defense began to bristle and twice stymied offen- sive series by Nebraska his first varsity for 53 yards 11 est maneuver the ball to an goal but on four get past Dwight guson and The Bears got Ing and 70 yards the nation's team of 1904 The Plainsmen last year were the stingiest of all snd allowed its 10 opponents team of 1954 The Plainsmen last were the stingiest of all and allowed its 10 onnonents year were the stingiest of all And allowed ifs 10 opponents team of 1954 Tin year were the And allowed it 1 The clock showed 4:42 remain-an average of 1637 yards iWhite will continent on Satur-ihv intercepting a Fenton pass ing when the Purples took over After the a coach John day's affair at lkl on dav meet-1 0 I 1 a and trachng 2 ards 01 log Tech High (10ach 1 On their own 20 Nix alternated svith Post and Landon and the Bridgers an alumnus of Auburn len plas On fourth down from Hughes will take le rostrumthe five scrappy was more poetic about his de Wilson passed to An-: sophomores moved the fense than his offense with a report on his undefeated derson at the scrimmage line The clock showed 4:42 remainr- ing hen the Purples took on their own 20 Nix alternated with Post and Landon and the i scrappy sophomores moved the lin average of 1 After the gat Bridgers an aim was more poeti fense than his C771 i th: otAstAf Ifi 7 1 Alb' 41' V'A 'I 71 197 1 1 it'''11 I 1 7' i 12" 5s 4 -1 fr1 it k'''''' "1 tel'Ill 11 42:: i i I 1 i -t clt Lti-t4itt I 14 A 9 i 4 -41111' 3- 1 1 4 t'' 1 tti I I 1' i 4 1 fi illt b' 1 '1 '2 011 i 10to otoifi 4 '1 tit '-oe'''" -s t- 0 I '1( 4 A i ::151 1:" :0804101 1 1 i -1 Nlk ''(-' 1 4ov'4? it 1 -1'14fr--'''''''---'''' ik 46 "That goal line stand was HA-5 club land Donny hip-faked the only de-Fowl hing wasn't it he smi1-1 fender out of the vk ay Bearden ed "It gave us a big lift and Gatosvillo Man added the kick was our most satisfactory single cco Raider-lays Amplishment "We ere concerned about Top Shooter our experienced defensive ends but they did an excellent job' Ed Hay of 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