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PAGE TWO The latest in a continuing campaign to gain a major league baseball franchise for this area is a stunning brochure it's so impressive that maybe publication would be a het ter word) telling the major i league MAMA'S about the potential here Iff Only 40 of the expensive books were produced hy the Mercerdlunt Baseball (i Enterprise Dick Butler was largely re- Ae' 411 A ie ponsihlo for the contents 40Ik One as sent to the commissioner's 14 Office and t) each of the major league ri presidents )I hers to the 20 owners The striking cover of the 13 by 13 inch hook is black with a baseball bat 4 4 across it and the words: "We're Ready for a Nlajor League Club" The bat is inscribed "Dallas-Fort Worth" DICK The book goes heavy on pictures MILER showing the downtown sections of both Fort Worth and Dallas a capacity crowd at Turnpike Stadium a filled Cotton Bowl and action from an SM11 basket ball game and a Dallas Cowboys game A striking message is printed on a plastic over-leaf of the downtown Fort Worth picture reading: "Of the Top DII7en Markets in the United States One and Only one Does Not Yet Have a Major League Franchise That Market is Dallas-Fort Worth Almost 2000000 Strong--l'he 1211) Largest Metropolitan Market In the Nation" BASEBALL CLUB SENDS AN ELEGANT MESSAGE AREA PEOPLE PORTRAYED AS ON-THE-GO One part of the comparatively small amount of printed matter reads: "1929400 people in Dallas-Fort Worth get up and go They doll up in jeans and fancy western garb for the famous Fat Stock Show and Rodeo in Fort the State Fair of Texas in Dallas which draws over 25 million attendance every year They turn out in evening clothes for an opera season that has attracted national fill the the football games Where things are going on they go "They have $4288269000 annual spendable and they spend it "There's big money in Dallas-Fort Worth Average Income per household is $7073 One page is devoted to a picture of the present Turnpike Stadium and one of how the plant will look when it is completed to its 50000-seat potential A punch line says: "Turnpike Stadium is 4 SPORTS ATTENDANCE FIGURES PUBLISHED Another page touches briefly on attendance reading: Stadiums first season saw the Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs pull 329294 fans to the 10600 seat first stage of the major league stadium This was the largest attendance for any minor league baseball club in the United States First four home games of the NFL Cowboys drew 245000 fans the largest attendance for any NFL Club in the nation annual Texas-Oil football game again packed the 75450-seat Cotton Bowl" The hook is an attractive easy-to-read powerful sales agent for Dallas-Fort Worth It will help the continuing campaign to put us in the baseball big time Cougars Stun Ole Miss 17-3 HOUSTON Sophomore Warren McVea who had been disappointing after predictions of a sensational year caught touchdown passes good for 80 and 84 yards Saturday night to lead the Houston Cougars to a stunning 17-3 upset over the Misissippi Ileb-t els MISS GAME AT A GLANCE HOUSTON McVea's blinding speed com- 15 Pushing 87 bined with an inspired claw-'1" Yards Gamed Passmo 384 7 of Passes Completed of 19 ing and butting Cougar defense 1 IntercePted by 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered for Houston's first victory ever for 48 Punts No Ave tor 411 Yards 'enabled 37 over Ole Miss a 14-point favor- Mississippi won the 12 pre- 14 for a 66-yard gain Dick vious meetings beteen the No Sprint hauled Dennis down from schools behind One of the greatest high Ileidel then passed two yards school players in Texas history to Doug Cunningham and BobMeN'ea had not really lived up by Wade gained three to the to his press clippings until he nine Heide! was stopped for no broke open a 3-3 game in the gain and Jimmy Keys booted Section Four Itt 13 welma7717 NAILED BY Wayne Marshall of Baylor fails to get back to the Florida Shocks Georgia GAME AT A GLANCE Southern University 77 IllGEORGIA FLORIDA i 1 A 14 First Downs 14 3'J Yards Gained gushing 165 Abilene Christian 11 Arling10 Yards Gained Passing 134 11 of 15 Passes Completed 9 of 22 ton St 12 Passes Intercepted by 0 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 Houston 17 Mississippi 3 If for 34 Punts No Avg 7 for 39 27 Yards Penalized 34 McMurray 16 Texas Luther JACKSONVILLE Fla Florida struck with lightning-like fury in the final minutes on two Steve Spurrier passes for a 14-10 comeback victory over Georgia Saturday The triumph kept alive Florida's flickering hopes for the Southeastern Conference football crown and a bowl bid and cast a pall on the aspirations of the Bulldogs Both teams now have 3-2 league records Georgia had the Gators on the ropes until Spurrier tossed a 46- yard pass to Charles Casey and then hit Jack Ilarper with a 112- yard scoring toss for the winning touchdown The spectacular two-play explosion with four minutes left wiped out the 10-7 lead the Bulldogs had built on a 25-yard field goal by Bob Etter and Kirby Moore's eight-yard touchdown pass to Pat Hodgson Georgia had kept Spurrier in check until the rangy junior cut loose with his winning tosses Spurrier had hit on only 6 of 19 throws for 58 yards until his long clutch throws Harper grabbed the winning pass from two Georgia defenders and fell across the goal touching off a celebration among the Floridians in the record crowd of 61527 at the Gator Bowl Alan Poe's hard running keoti the Gators in contention in the1 early stages Poe opened the' scoring with a six-yard sprint in the second quarter but Georgia shot in front in the early minutes of the fourth quarter when Moore's touchdown pass capped a 13-play 64-yard drive Florida was reeling after tr rWINNPN '4111 0T1' ot xos-s4 lapz OA- it SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Arkansas 31 Rice 0 Texas 35 Baylor 14 SIM 10 Texas A831 0 Texas Tech 48 New Mexico State 9 SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 14 Arlington St 12 Houston 17 Mississippi 3 McMurray 16 Texas Lutheran 0 East Texas State 7 Sam Houston St North Texas St 24 Wichita St 21 Lamar 21 Trinity 3 Prairie View 19 Bishop East Central Okla 28 Tarteton St 0 Austin 17 Southwest Texas St 13 Texas A81 15 Howard Payne 0 Rut Ross 34 Angelo State 0 Arizona 10 Texas Western 3 West Texas St 20 Drake 14 Austin College 32 Southern St Ark 24 SOUTH North Carolina St 21 Duke 0 Auburn 25 Mississippi St 18 South Carolina 17 Virginia 7 Florida 14 Georgia 10 West Virginia 31 Va Tech 22 George Washington 24 Furman 7 Tennessee 21 Georgia Tech 7 Florida St 85 Wake Forest 0 North Carolina 17 Clemson 13 Alabama 31 LS11 7 Kentucky 34 Vanderbilt 0 V511 21 Richmond Southern Miss 17 Chatta-i MI 21 Southel nooga 0 Stanfor 16 Tu lane 0 Central Conn St 31 Coast Guard 1 Williams 11 We 'Wan 20 Amherst 33 Trinity 26 Vermont 7 MiddlotturY I Nichols 26 Curry 7 Norwich IS Worchester Toth 7 Lycoming 5 6 Muhlenbard 6 -I FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM iatifetAitioi drelmoilme o44004 aAij'A oJ 41et vi '0 fr j- Major College Scores INTERSECTIONAL William and Mary 20 The I 1 Xavier 10 Dayton 0 Citadel 6 Small College Scores ka-ASti Photo line of scrimmage as Longhorn Tommy Nobis crashes through to drop him EAST Navy 19 Maryland 7 Penn State 21 Kent State 6 Colgate 21 Bucknell 7 Dartmouth 47 Columbia 0 Boston Univ 15 Connecticut 14 Princeton 14 Harvard 6 Yale 21 Penn 19 Quantico 32 Villanova 7 Cornell 41 Brown 21 Buffalo 22 Delaware 0 Lafayette 23 Rutgers 18 Massachusetts 27 Holy Cross 0 Oregon St 13 Syracuse 12 Notre Dame 69 Pitt 13 Memphis State 7 Utah State 0 Mr Force 14 Army 3 MIDWEST Purdue 45 Wisconsin 7 Michigan 23 Dlinois 3 Minnesota 27 Northwestern 22 Cincinnati 21 Kansas State Ohio State 17 Indiana 10 Miami (Ohio) 20 Toledo 16 Nebraska 42 Kansas 6 Weber 14 Idaho 7 Michigan State 35 Iowa Oklahoma 24 Iowa State 20 Tulsa 51 Louisville 18 Western Michigan 17 Ohio ROCKY MOUNTAIN Montana State 21 Montana 7 Missouri 20 Colorado 7 Wyoming 27 New Mexico 9 Brigham Young 25 Utah 20 Colorado State 52 South Dakota St 20 FAR WEST Southern Cal 35 California 0 UCAL 28 Washington' 21 Washington State 27 Oregon 7 Guiana Stadia IC Bethel Minn 7 Northwestarn Iowa 20 Sioux Falls 13 St Paul's 20 Ds 'aware St 14 Middle Trtness 211 Murray 24 Morehead Ky 21 Western Ky 12 Wastarn Colo St Callao of South ern Utah 0 Spartans Mangle Hawkeyes by 35-0 IOWA CITY Iowa (AP) Top-ranked Michigan State led by halfback Clinton Jones' four touchdown runs pounded to a 35-0 victory over Iowa and clinched a Big 10 football title tie Saturday The Spartans needed a pass bomb and an Iowa penalty for two second quarter touchdowns which launched their eighth straight over-all victory and extended their Big Ten record 'to 6-0 Jones scampered 19 6 4 and 3 yards for his touchdowns which virtually locked up a Rose Bowl trip for the Spartans who close Big Ten play next Saturday against Indiana Even should Michigan State wind up in a title tie the Spartans presumably would get the Rose Bowl nod since their last Pasadena trip was by the 1955 MSU team Minnesota and Ohio State each hold a mathematical chance to tie for the title and each has been to the Rose Bowl more recently Hapless Iowa which dedicated the game to quarterback Gary Snook whose father died Wednesday throttled Michigan State until Steve Juday hit end Gene Washington with a 44-yard pass on Iowa's 19 midway in the second quarter Alabama's cagy Paul Bryant ednesday throttled Michigan ate until Steve Juday hit end even with a 24-point lead had 2ne Washington with a 44-yard his Crimson Tide kicking oniss on Iowa's 19 midway in the sides and from an unbalanced cond quarter line in the first half to keep LSU On the next play Jones ex-'speedster Joe Labruzzo from Nebraska Attack Routs Kansas 42-6 LINCOLN Neb (AP) Third-ranked a undefeated Nebraska overpowered Big Eight rival Kansas 42-6 Saturday after running up a 21-0 lead coasting to its eighth football victory of the season For Kansas shutout winners over Oklahoma State and Kansas State in their last two outings the loss put their season mark at 2-6 and conference record at 2-3 The nation's No 1 rushing team with a 269-yard average going into the game Nebraska fattened its average with 419 yards on the ground and another 91 by air Halfback Ron Kirkland back Air Force Bombards Army 14-3 GAME AT A GLANCE AIR FORCE ARMY 11 First Downs 11 127 Yards Gained Rushing 132 139 Yards Gained Passing 34 9 of 11 Completed 4 of 21 1 Passes Intercepted by 1 0 Ogg Fumbles Recovered 0 01 for 41 Punts No Avg 10 for 42 65 Yards Penalized 25 zensive uacK maye Larstens in- a tie for the Big Sky Confer tercepted a Fenton pass and CHICAGO (AP) Paul Stein returned 27 yards to the Kansas ence championship by upsetting clicked on two fourth down seven Charlie Winters scored 'the University of Idaho 14-7 plays for touchdowns to lift the Saturday Air Force Falcons to a 14-3 vie- on the next play tory over Army Saturday I w000000000000ll000i Stein dashed five yards for a 6 0 6 Nebraska 0 HEAVY DUTY TILLER second quarter touchdown and' Wh te 13 Pass from Dude Mach run erbbGreuors 3 run 1Wachholts kick) It 3 with a fourth-and-one situation 9 850 tr1 hoktf kick) in the four ST i 9 95 Our prise Rchnfsky Lin Machholtz lock) fourth quarter hit Carl bvAtoOg run 1 kick ftl) rooed Well Machinery Supply Ce 2901 Viotti St ED 6231 Janssen with a 27-yard pass and the game-clinching touchdown Machhoitz kick Pass from Churchich run 1Wachholts kick 9 Attendance 53910 f0000000000110000000110: It was the first triumph forl the Falcons over Army and the second victory this season for Air Force which has suffered five losses and had one tie The service schools played to a 13-13 tie in 1959 and Army downed the Falcons 14-10 two years ago Stein was the standout on offense but the Falcon defense proved to be too much for the Cadets Army's deepest penetration in the first half was to the Air Force 45 Only the deep punts of Nick Kurilko kept Air Force from grabbing more than a 7-0 lead at the half Air Force 0 I 0 7-16 Army 0 0 0 3-3 run Radtke kick) Dull 36 27 pass from Stein (RON kick) Attendance 53000 ploded around Iowa's right end for a touchdown and a 7-0 Spartan lead Late in the second quarter a play broke Iowa's back Punter Larry McDowell drilled a 75- yard punt to Michigan State's four But the Hawkeyes held on KANSAS NEBRASKA First Downs 28 144 Yards Gained Rushing 419 60 Yards Gained Passing 91 6 of 21 Passes Completed 8 of 18 0 Passes Intercepted by 2 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 6 for 44 Punts No Avg 2 for 28 30 Yards Penalized in prime condition after recovering from shoulder injuries accounted for 146 yards on 10 carries in the first half Kansas was held to 144 rushing yards and 60 passing yards The lone JayhalAt touchdown was scored with 27 seconds remaining in the first half Quarterback Bill Fenton led the 80- yard drive highlighted by a 21- yard pass to halfback Sim Stokes a 14-yard spring by fullback Dick Bacon a 19-yard Fenton pass to Richard Abernathy and a two-yard scoring run by Fenton By that time Nebraska had racked up three touchdowns on drives of 61 yards 59 yards and 97 yards The Cornhuskers added three touchdowns in the third quarter two of them in 86 seconds Marches of 74 and 58 yards had produced touchdowns when defensive back Kaye Carstens intercepted a Fenton pass and Sunday November 7 7965 the play Punting again McDowell's kick was Partially GAME AT A GLANCE MICH STATE IOWA blocked and the Spartans took 20 First Downs 8 318 Yards Gained Rushing 1 over on Iowa's 17 lit Yards Gained Passing IS 7 of 16 Passes Completed 10 of 24 After a Juday-Jones pass 2 Passes intercepted by 1 0 OPP Fumbles Recovered 21reached Iowa's six Jones scoot- 3 for 36 Punts No Avg 10 for 36' 19 Yards Penalized lc eu for his second touchdown and After a Juday-Jones pass reached Iowa's six Jones scooted for his second touchdown and a 14-0 halftime lead Snook was held out of the game until late in the first half but his passing never really ignited the Hawkeyes Mich State 0 14 7 14-35 Iowa 0 0 0 0-0 19 run (Kinney kick) 6 run (Kinney kick) 3 run (Kinney kick) 4 run Kinney kick 14 run (Kinney kick) 1 Attendance 51700 TWO STEVES STAR Alabama Rips LSU by 31-7 BATON ROUGE La vi struck with savagery Saturday using the passing of Steve Sloan and the running of Steve Bowman to tame Lou-1 isiana State 31-7 1 pAME AT A GLANCE GAME AT A GLANCE ALABAMA LSU 16 First Downs )4 207 Yards Gained Rushing 150 Yards Gained Passing 203 9 of 18 Passes Completed 15 al 35 3 intercepted by Opp Fumbles Recovered 3 7 for 40 Punts No Ave 8 for 40 14 Yards Penalized having an opportunity to run the ball back Representatives from the Sugar Orange and Gator bowls were in the stands and the Tide is believed to have gotten an unofficial invitation for at least one of the games Sloan picked the Tigers to pieces in the first half with pinpoint passing He connected on 9 of 16 tosses for 150 yards and two touchdowns in the first half Sloan who succeeded Joe Namath as the Tide quarterback set a school record for the most completions without an interception surpassing the mark of 36 held jointly by Harry Gilmer and Pat Trammel of Alabama LSU sophomore quarterback Nelson Stokley hurt against Ole Miss last week had been scheduled to start for the Tigers but he twisted his injured knee during the warmups and sat on the sidelines throughout the game Alabama rolled up 240 yards before intermission and the small but scrappy Tide defense limited LSU to 97 yards in the first half Alabama 7 17 7 0-31 L5U 0 0 0 7-7 45 pass from Sloan (Ray kick) 2 run (Ray kick) 6 pool from Sloan (Davis kick) Ray 41 36 run (Ray kick) 54 sass from Screen (Moreau kick) Attendance I WEBER STATE TRIUMPHS OGDEN Utah 1st Weber State College clinched at least a tie for the Big Sky Confer ence championship by upsetting SPECIAL-THIS WEEK ONLY! MOTOR TUNE-UP FOR ALL MAKE AND MODEL CARS ALL FOR ONLY CLEAN SPARK PLUGS SET POINTS SET TIMING ADJUST CARBURETOR CHECK COMPRESSION CHECK FUEL PUMP herring Fort Worth for 46 Years 95 111111111 FORT WORTH BATTERY AUTOMOTIVE VIO TEXAS Across From Control Firs Halt I) 29207 I PAGE TWO Section Four FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sunday November 7 1965 AIOW1046P1fAZ KO 'AirrtfrAtefr6004ke 406110er" i eqtN 1 If 't: all 7-7' Spartans Mangle 13 di I BASEBALL CLUB SENDS )r Nr 1-: tk '04 01 4 71 awkeyes by 35 EN 0 AN ELEGANT MESSAGE -Niz 4 'P' 4 1 -q '04" tise' 8I l'' l': 7 '4 the play Punting again Mc kaglie The latest in continuin a campaign to gain a major aas aa assassaassass sat :4 IOWA CITY Iowa (AP) ''4l i s- 44 17 4:411 bseball fr aac hi( for this area is a stunning az asta4saaa a sa a Top-ranked Michigan State led s) GAME AT A GLANCE Dowell kick was Partially brochure tit 's so impressive that maybe publication would asaa-4l: "a asa a- I taa' aaaa''7 by halfback Clinton Jones' four MICH STATE blocked and the Spartans took A sa i a a asaa2 soac 35-0 victory over Iowa and 7 of tir' 'inched a Big 10 football title 71 a touchdown runs pounded to a is aosoriralioltritiono I rs- as be a In etter word) telling the major 4 '''3 r' :4 4n--'1' ''4---r 116 Yards over on Iowa 17 Gained Passing IS a asaa-- a eague ow ne about the potential here iss as 711C'' s- 16 Passes Completed 10 of 26 After a Judayalones pass 1 fe Only 40 of the expensive books were sa-sassaaa'at- Vs -a's as' assaasaaa aaaa" 47fasass at produced hy the alerceralunt Baseball saassa a saa saa as aaaassaattostam 'a tie Saturday 20 aa 0P0a0sseornabileessaceleigd i 3 for 36 Punts No Avg 10 tor 36 79 Yards Penalized 19 i reached Iowa's six Jones scoot- ed for his second touchdown and a as soap a a aa a a -esaa a-a as saaa The Spartans needed a pass a 14-0 halftime lead p--- Dick Butler was largely re- a rt07-" -1- 45 04 1A A a bomb and an Iowa penalty for Snook was held out of the i ass sponsihle for the contents asa a' aa nloded around Iowa's right end It a a at' two second quarter touchdowns a game until late in the first half 0 One a as sent to the commissioner's sa aaastassa ass for a touchdown and a 7-0 Spar- aaas--- 4a office and ti each of the major league assaaaasaat- ask a ta presidents others to the 20 owners Naas striking aa saa 6 saa -a assaa7a'' f1) 45 a The st the 13 by 13 iia atO as 1 haik is I lack alb 11 '''sI' a as a a i i i a a a a a -4-eyor ii fic 1 across it and the words: Were re Ready sas assass sss: for a al a jor I ea gue Club" The bat is aaallassag ll as salts i7ataissaa' inscribed "Dallas-Fort Worth" ibotiok- 10 Pis to 41 1 which launched their eighth sa $'aisaa straight over-all victory and 1 's-i7 extended their Big Ten record asa as to 6-0 1 Jones scaMpered 19 6 4 and 3 assassaia ss-s7sa a9 yards for his touc owns lc aioale -a- '''a'4'' -S aav a aok virtually locked up a Rose Bowl tan lead Late in the second quarter a lay broke Iowa's back Punter nited the Hawkeyes Mich State 113aarrrdypuMnetDt00Wemilichdirgilalend satatens- flabil-poger: But the held on tau our aw eyes but his passing never really ig- 7 0 14 7 14-35 I IoNiaSU-Jones 19 run 14) 6- CI 5 'tN Mnmingkilcdecii8 -Lee 14 run (Kinney kick) ndance 54700 i 1 I I DICK The book goes heavy on pictures 4 a a 4: tBritigs for the wshnotucrloasye BUTLER showing the downtovvn sections of both a stassa rastaist'''aas 147' assa a sa a aZlit ss aat -a a laaaa aaassaassas aass as against Indiana 6 TWO STEVES STAR Fort Worth and Dallas a capacity crowd "le-s-7i- L'' 4 at 'turnpike Stadium a filled Cotton Bowl and action 44 4 '4S I 's 4 r' Even should Michigan State fom a Salta basket ball game and a Dallas Cowboys wind up in a title tie the Spar- ass -Asa tat a a game reN'asloaa a''''''It "a41asaltsetassa aafastAa sasszos as a aasa-aay 'al Is' aalsasattaassa kzz a' -04- ans presumably would get the it-eW-''' -J LI- -4 T- 4f Rose Bowl nod since their last A striking message is printed on a plastic over-leaf i ail-Jae sal" 4 it4d4 i I -'7V 4P' 4-'''' Otalosia-astrisas Pasadena trip was by the 1955 lilab Rips th ntow oe down Fort Worth picture reading: "Of the fat 4-116 s'- a a 414 -4' A wsr edhl ls I) D117en i Markets ited St the Unates One and Only at assaaosaf iiii2L SU tam a and Ohio State 7 TO int Does Not Yet Ilave a Major League Franchise aii kss-sasass as000aa a aa- a' Minneesot '-tillsPVl "e'1''''O e4L4 each hold a mathematical LSU by Strong- 31-7 That Market is Dallas-Fort Worth Almost 2000000 --ana'akaalasassatfr '--a-a-ao ---aa-a e-ss-se "15Z1 A esi 0 i ttillOr 7-0 i yew N'T chance to be for the title and Th 12t Largest Metropolitan Market in the salaasaua'-a ala "alatasaasasaaa a- asap a a saass '-''''-aasatir assaa sa-734aalia'a64 each has been to the Rose Bowl Nation" sa a BATON ROUGE La vi -Alabama struck with savagery I se'' I' more recently Saturday using the passing of Steve Sloan and the running AREA PEOPLE PORTRAYED AS ON-THE-GO -Star-Telegram Photo Hapless Iowa which dedicat- of Steve Bowman to tame Lou- i NAILED BY NOBIS-Mike Wayne Mar- line of scrimmage as Longhorn Tommy ed the game to quarterback isiana State 31-7 OAME AL ABAMA AT A GLANCE Al ab 16 First Downs LS11 8 -4 One part of the comparatively small amount of shall of Baylor fails to get back to the Nobis crashes through to drop him Gary Snook whose father died 14 207 rds 72 I printed matter reads: Wednesday throttled Michigan ama cagy Pau 3 Ya ed Gained Rushing 3 i' of 18 1 Yards Gained Passes Complet Passing 15 al 5 203 1 "1929400 people in Dallas-Fort Worth get up and go State until Steve Juday hit end even with a 24-point lead Bryant had Intercepted by a They up ll in jeans and fancy western garb for the Gene Washington with a 44-yard his Crimson Tide kicking on- OPP Fumbles Recovered famous Fat Stock Show and Rodeo in Fort Worth-or or 3 lda Major College Scores pass on Iowa's 19 midway in the sides and from an unbalanced 14 for 40Punts No Avg 1 for 40 Yards Penalized a 1 the State Fair of Texas in Dallas which draws over 25 second quarter line in the first half to keep LSU SOUTIIWEST CONTERENCE EAST ni i million attendance every year They turn out in evening sa On the next play Jones ex-'speedster Joe Labruzzo from opportunity to run the aving an opportun clothes for an opera season that has attracted national nOCkS Arkansas 31 Rice 0 Texas 35 Baylor 14 Navy 19 Maryland 7 ball back a attention-they fill the theaters-pack the football games Salal 10 Texas Ataal 0 Penn State 21 Kent State 6 Representatives from the Where things are going on they go Colgate 21 Bucknell 7 Sugar Orange and Gator bowls a "They have $4288269000 annual spendable income- Georgia Texas Tech 48 New Mexico Dartmouth 47 Columbia 0 Nebraska Attack were in the stands and the Tide -a 1 and they spend it State 9 Boston Univ 15 Connecticut is believed to have gotten an "There's big money in Dallas-Fort Worth Average SOUTIIVVEST 14 Income per household is $7073 GAME AT A GLANCE Southern University 77 Ill- Princeton 14 Ilarvard 6 unofficial invitation for at least a GEORGIA FLORIDA i 1 A Yale 21 Penn 19 outs Kansas 42 one of the games a One page is devoted to the present Turn 14 First Downs 14' pike Stadium and one of a picture of how the plant will look when 1 a TVA: taillird 1uesshilnn1g 14354 Abilene Christian Arling- Quantico 32 Villanova 7 Sloan picked the Tigers to a4 11 of 15 Passes Completed 9 of 22 ton St 12 Cornell 41 Brown 21 an 0 Nebraska overpowered Big i (I pit ptaossssiensg for connected mo yard and oa 9 operating-successful" it is completed to its 50000-seat potential 0 Passes Intercepted bY 0 pieces in the first half with pin- i A punch line says: "Turnpike Stadium is open- loaaa si'oPPisooFtusm bithlt Rxecyov erledfar Houston 17 3 Mississippi 3 Buffalo 22 Delaware 0 LINCOLN Neb (AP) point 27 Yards Pen'allz 34 McMurray 16 Texas Luther- Lafayette 23 Rutgers 18 Third-ranked a undefeated sotouchdowns an who sucien ee the de ed JACKSONVILLE Fla (AP)- firjst half ii Massachusetts 27 Hol iAN First Down SAS NEBRA SKA of 6 28 144 Yards Gained Rushing 419 tw East Texas State 7 Sam 0 Eight rival Kansas 42-6 Satur- 60 Yards Gained Passing 91 SPORTS ATTENDANCE FIGURES PUBLISHED Florida struck with lightning- Houston St 6 of 21 Passes Completed 8 of 18 Sloan like fury in the final minutes on rth Teas St 24 Wichita INTERSECTIONAL day after running up a 21-0 lead 0 Passes intercepted by 2 Another page touches briefly on attendance reading: two Steve Spurrier passes for st ()91 coasting to its eighth football 16 fer4soopuant4m for 28 math as the Ti de quarterback a "1965-Turnpike Stadiums first season saw the Dal- a 14-10 comeback victory over 35 set a school Oregon St 13 Syracuse 12 victory of the season 30 Yards Penalized record for the most las-Fort Worth Spurs pull 329294 fans to the 10600 seat Georgia Saturday -1a-mar 21 Trinity 3 r-- Eas Tarte- Notre Dame 69 Pitt 13 Memphis State 7 Utah State 0 For Kansas shutout winners completions without an inter- first stage of the major league stadium This was the The triumph kept alive Flo 1 Prairie View 19 Bishop over Oklahoma State and Kan- in prime condition after recov- 36 jy ception surpassing the mark of -t Central Okla 28 largest attendance for any minor league baseball club in da's flickering hopes for the' Air Force 14 Army 3 ton St 0 sas State in their last two out- Nang nLstrquarterback a the United States Southeastern Conference foot- Austin 17 Southwest mark at 2-6 and conference a PaTa MIDWEST Ings the loss put their season from shoulder injuries held ointl Harr "1965-The First four home games of the NFL Cow- ball crown and a bowl bid and accounted for 146 yards on 10 boys drew 245000 fans the largest attendance for any cast a pall on the aspirations of TeTexas AU a (I xas St 13 I Purdue 45 Wisconsin 7 record at 2-3 carries in the first half mm sophomore of Alb Gilmer ma 15 NFL Club in the nation the Bulldogs Both teams now Michigan 23 Illinois 3 The nation's No 1 rushing Kansas was held to 144 rush- Nelson Stokley hurt against Ole Payne 0 "1965-The annual Texas-Oil football game again have 3-2 league records Rul Ross 34 Angelo State 0 team with a 269-yard average ing yards and 60 passing yards Miss last week had packed the 754 50-seat Cotton Bowl" Georgia had the Gators on the CMinnesotincinnati a 27 Northwestern 22 Arizona 10 Texas Western 3 21 Kansas State going into the game Nebraska The lone Jayhawk touchdown scheduled to start for the Ti- The hook is an attractive easy-to-read powerful sales ropes until Spurrier tossed a 46- West Texas St 20 Drake 14 Ohio State 17 Indiana 10 fattened its average with 419 agent for Dallas-Fort Worth yard pass to Charles Casey and Austin College 32 Southern Miami (Ohio) 20 Toledo 16 scored with 27 seconds re- gers but he twisted his injured knee during the warmups and It will help the continuing campaign to put us in the then hit Jack harper with a 32- Nebraska 42 Kansas 6 yards on the ground and another wa- 91 by air maining in the first half Quar- sat on the sidelines throughout baseball big time yard scoring toss for the win- St Ark 24 Weber 14 Idaho 7 Halfback Ron Kirkland back terback Bill Fenton led the 80- the game ning touchdown SOUTH Michigan State 35 Iowa yard drive highlighted by a 21- Alab The spectacular two-play ex- North Carolina St 21 Duke 0 Oklahoma 24 Iowa State 20 aria rolled up 240 yards plosion with four minutes left Auburn 25 Mississippi St 18 Tulsa 51 Louisville 18 yard pass to halfback Sim Stokes a 14-yard spring by full- before intermission and the 'i small but scrappy Tide defense i' Cougars Stun wiped out the 10-7 lead the Bulldogs had built on a 25-yard South Carolina 17 Virginia 7 William and Mary 20 The l'alv T11'estern Michigan 17 Ohio Air Force back Dick Bacon a 19-yard Fenton pass to Richard Aberna- limited LSU to 97 yards in the first half Bob Etter and Kir- field goal Xavier 10 Dayton 0 thy and a two-yard scoring run Bombards by Fenton Alabama LSU 7 17 7 0-31 0 0 0 7- 7 it by aloore's eight-yard touch- is 3 doGwenorpgaisas htondPaktepItIodspgusornrier in Montana State 24 Montana 7 0 Citadel 6 check until the rangy junior cut man 7 1611eenosrrtigdvea 14 Georgia 10 illansiahi3nIgtoNn'a2T4ecFhu2r2' ROCKY MOUNTAIN Missouri 20 Colorado 7 Army 14-3 By tat time ebraska had (Davis idakaaoa racked up three touchdowns on drives of 61 yards 59 yards and Ala-Homan 45 Pass from Sloan (RaY 2 run (Ray kick) Ala-Ray 6 POSS from Sloan kick) Ale-FG Ray 41 stages HOUS ges Poe opened the Stein dashed five yards for a Aia-BowMan 36 run (Ray kick) loose with his winning tosses Tennessee 21 Georgia Tech 7 Wyoming 27 New Mexico 9 TON Os ophomore Warren alcVea who had' 97 yards 54 Pass from Screen Spurrier had hit on only 6 of 19 Florida St 85 Wake Forest 0 Brigham Young 25 Utah 20 An Fore First Downs AT A GLANCE (Moreau kick) been disappointing after predictions of a sensational year for 58 yards until his North Carolin The Cornhuskers added three Attendance 58000 throws a 1 7 Clemson 13 Colorado State 52 South ad Gained ushng 32 touchdowns in the third quarter caught touchdown passes good for 80 and 84 yards Saturday long clutch throws Harper Alabama 31 LS11 7 Dakota St 20 159 Yarrds Gained Passing 34 em of le Completed 4 of 21 I to lead the Houston Cougars to a stunning 17-3 up- two of th graubed the winning pass from Kentucky 34 Vanderbilt 0 1 Passes Intercepted by 1 86 seconds WEBER STATE TRIUMPHS (1 set over the Misissippi ileb-t FAR WEST Oda Fumbles Recovered two Georgia defenders and fell Vail 21 Richmond I for 41 Punts No Avg IC for 42 Marches of 74 and 58 yards had 65 Yards Pen 25 produce touchdowns when de- Utah Is Weber els aiSS GAME AT A GLANCE HOUSTON is across the goal touching off a Southern Miss 17 Chattaa Southern Cal 35 California 0 alized fensive back Kaye ate College clinched at least McVea's blinding speed coin- ii so 1) celebration among the 'Florida nooga 0 UCAL 28 Washington 21 CIIICAGO (AP) Paul Stein Carstens in- I a tie for the Big Sky Confers bined with an inspired claw- avoi is 9 et 28 ing and butting Cougar defense 1 Intercepted by 2 ans in the record crowd of 61527 Stanford 16 Tulane 0 Washington State 27 Oregon 7 clicked on two fourth down tercepted a Fenton pass and ence championship by upsetting Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 at the Gator Bowl 'the University of Idaho 14-7 for ilouston's first victory ever :3 tor 41 PCsds 641n3Av 1 ig for 413 1 1i ed Alan Poe's hard running keoti plays for touchdowns to lift the returned 27 yards to the Kansas over Ole Miss a 14-point favor- Air Force Falcons to a 14-3 vie- seven Charlie Winters scored Saturday on I the Gators in contention in thel tory over Army Saturday the next play igmeolliooll00000ll0000mm lie Mississippi won the 12 pre- 14 for a 66-yard gain Dick leash Small College Scores 1 HEAVY 111111 vious meetings behwen the tao Spratt hauled Dennis coring with ennis down fromt a six Central Conn St 31 Coast Guard 1 -yard sprint in second quarter touchdown and e'Ve'sck a 13 CI- 6 Sparsusn f7rWomactiDhundi tar si 1915 our 14 1 21 0-42 a DUTY 6: schools behind the second quarter but Georgia General Beadle 26 Bethel Minn 7 Williams 21 Wallaked 20 Northwestern Iowa 20 Sioux Falls 13 with a fourth-and-one situation Neb-Gregore 3 run tWachholtz kick) 1 3 HI Rog $9850 (Inc of the greatest high Ileidel then passed sht front in the early to yards Amherst 33 Trinity 26 St Paul's 20 Delaware St 14 in the fourth quarter hit Carl holtz kick) Kith-Fenton 2 run kick faile i d) ie in Middle Tennessee 21 Murray 24 Neb-Wilson II run Machholtz kick) Well school players in Texas history to minutes of the fourth quarter Doug Cunningham and Bob- VNiticrhmocilant 7 cMuirrddylery Janssen with a 27-yard pass and Machinery Supply CO Morehead Ky 21 Western Ky 12 Neb-Richnefsky 1 pass from Churchich 0 Mc ea had not really lived up by Wade gained three to the Nonvich 25 Worchester lath 7 Western Colo St 59 College of South the game-clinching touchdown waa 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Spratt on the Houston to ning in the first half too Near the end of the half Burris hit and Spratt unwisely fielded the halt with Rebels charging at 'Beer over the middle on a 52- him only feet away Ile was hit pass-and-run play to the inst antly fumbled and Davdlississippi 28 Wells recovered Burris hit two short passes Ole Nliss couldnt how- but was thrown for a five-yard ever and a field goat loss by Jerry Richardson and attempt as wide to the lett Hebert's nyard field goal at-On the first play from the 20 tempt as wide to the right Quarterback 110 Burris dropped With only seconds remaining back behind beautiful blocking Nlike l'ayte intercepted a Ilei- pa vtaite ss and returned It to the and fired a Ire' mentions pass to the speeding Rebel 15 but couldn't push it MeVca on the sideline at the over o- 3 Nlississippi 35 Maya shot into 14-1A' 3 0 1 17 Holler! 70 the end zone 16 70 In the fourth quarter V4111'n "n1 nurri 1He fht II vbeis were expecting Veit 84 l'ASN 11'0111 Sums (Ho third quarter 20-yard field goal Georgia score and the Gators misissippi had punted to The Cougars had some light- Dick Spratt on the Allen Trammell fumbled a chances appeared hopeless itinistn to fling in the first half too Near when the end of the half Burris hit and Sprat unwisely fielded the Georgia punt on the Gators' 27 ban with Rebels charging at I Beer over the middle on a 52- But Florida forced Georgia to him only feet away Ile was hit (Yard punt again and then struck for inst antly and Dave Missi pass-andrun play to the ssippi 28 I the winning touchdown Wells recovered Burris hit two short passes how- htit as thrown for a five-yardi eorght did not threaten in the Ole Nliss couldn't ever and a 24yard field goal loss and Jerry Richardson first half when the Bulldogs' penetration was to Flora was wide to the left Hebert's 37yard field goalt at-lida's 47 On the first play from the 20 lemPt wide to the right 1 But a Florida fumble paved Quarterhack Ito Burris dropped With only seconds remaining the War tO the Georgia field hack bound beautiful blockingNlike Payte intercepted a I lei- goal and then the Bulldogs waited waited and fired a Ire del pass and returned it to the caught fire for their only long mendous pass to the speeding Rebel 15 but couldn't push it drive of the game NleVea on the sideline at the '14ver rar010 0 0 3 7 10 0 3 0 0- 3 Florid) 0 7 0 7-14 Nlississippi 35 McVea shot into hokisit'iri'l 3 0 7 7 i 17 i0 A tun iticirtield kick Hi 7 0 Holler) 70 ())) 7 Cic PIP 75 the end zone 1 16 70 iiodoon NM from Moore (Et In the fourth quarti'ir when so Purrl (He iftr 1A11(0) I40ro0r 37 DEM Scorn SourrItr the II I were expect tug tzvv 04 l'ASN 11'0111 purr is (Ht i A tmli VI nki kill s7 I 10t iSt On hi merely kill ime A running ItUrriS fad lid back and arched another to cut- 1 1 mg over center and NliiN ea out- olfpack Knocks Off Georgia score and the Gators chances appeared hopeless when Allen Trammell fumbled a Georgia punt on the Gators' 27 But 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