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28 tort Worth STARELEGRAM Sun Oct 26 1969 QB Duo Lift Alabama Past Clemson 38-13 Kern Sets Record As Buckeyes Jolt Illinois by 41-0 GAME AT A GLANCE ALABAMA CLEMSON 21 First Downs IS 185 Yards Gibed Rushind 155 248 Yards Gained Passing Sol 18 of 28 Passes Completed IS of 20 I Passes Intercepted by i 0 Fumbles Lost 78 Yards Penaiited 45 2 for 3 Punts No Ave 2 for 35 first two times it had the ball The Alabama defense a trouble spot for Coach Bear Bryant all season put the shackles on the Clemson attack most of the day The victorywas the 100th for Bryant since he has been at Alabam was the 191st victory of his coaching career and ended a two-game Crimson Tide losing streak the longest since Bryant took over at Alabama in 1958 By Associated Press Quarterbacks Scott Hunter and Neb Hayden picked apart the Clemson pass defense and tailback Johnny Musso shattered the Tiger line Saturday as Alabama's Crimson Tide cruised to a 38-13 football victcry Hunter and Hayden spent the afternoon alternating at quarterback and they had equal success in moving Alabama on one long touchdown drive after aother Hunter tossed two ouch-down passes one for 36 yards to flanker George Ranager and another of 21 yards to flanker Bubba Sawyer Hayden hit on a 4-yard scoring pass this one also to Ranager When the Crimson Tide turned the attack to the ground it was Musso who did the damage running inside and outside for vital yardage lie scored the other two Alabama touchdowns on runs of nine yards and one Alabama tacekd on three more points late in the game when Oran Buck kicked a 39- yard field goal Clemson never eally was in the ball game as Alabama struck for touchdowns the 7 T-1 i't --z-r! 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Once the airplane gangway collapsed Anti and the star quarterback cracked his wrist 4 Couple times the airplane didn't even i 171 '1- show Another time a player stepped off a it41 curb and sprained his ankle 04 The Miami razoo seemed to be going 6 oe-1-1 smoothly The airplane ride was lineventful the team's hotel was elegant There i was a feeling of rich adventure STEVE But then then the wheels fell off JUDY and the axle broke and the battery died suddenly Inexplicably the Frogs lost the precious wedge of momentum and confidence gained in beating A01 the week before vs il 4Z Att'4 4 A v4 i 1 4-2 iiii It '40 I STEVE JUDY precious beating A011 Major College Scores How High Top 10 Fared Here's how the Star-Telegram's top 10 high school football teams fared this week EAST Colgate 20 Brown 6 Virginia Tech 21 7 Dartmouth 24 Harvard 10 Princeton 42 Pennsylvania Yale 17 Cornell 0 Army 38 Boston Co! 7 Navy 10 Virginia 0 Rutgers 21 Columbia 14 William Mary 25 VM1 LINCOLN Neb Al') Nebraska's Guy Ingles caught a pair of 47-yard passes Saturday for the key plays in a 13-3 Big Eight football win over Okalahoma State The 5-9 160-pound junior made a lunging tumbling fingertip catch of a Jerry Taggee throw late in the first half to set up the go-ahead touchdown The catc put the Ihr kers on OSLI's 33 and six plays later Tagge plunged two yards for the couster Aaain with 14 seconds rem- ining in the third quarter Nales snared a pass from substitute quarterback Van Bronson and shook off three tacklers for a 47-yard touchdown which clinched the win The victory put Nebraska at 4-2 for the season and 2-1 in the Big Eight OSU holds a 2-3 mark ne rcofjfk Oklahoma State 0 0 3 Nabraska 07 6 0-13 2 run (Raoars kick) Pruss 40 47 pass from Brownson (kick blocked) A-66 421 Bowling Green 3 Miami (Ohio) 0 Purdue 45 Northwestern 20 Villanova 35 Xavier 7 0 Akron 11 Dayton 10 Tulsa 10 Cincinnati 21 TEXAS Texas Tech 27 SMC 21 17 Texas 31 Rico 0 Arkansas 52 Wichita St 11 North Texas 31 Louisville 13 4 Carter Eases Past Hornets by 20-19 CLASS 4A 1 AUSTIN REAGAN was stunned bv Austin McCallum 10-7 2 HTN KASHmEEH drubbed Htn Washington 35 )4 3 ABILENE COOPER spueezed 135Si' Odessa 14-7 DALLAS KIMBALL trounced Dar Is While 36-14 5 WICHITA FALLS tromped Richland 33-0 6 AM PALO DURO played Sat Ur08Y ntont 7 ODESSA PERMIAN was tied by PA Jefferson 14-14 SPRING BRANCH was knocked off by Spring Woods 3-0 9 KILLEEN blanked San Antonio Houston 73-0 10 GALVESTON BALL smeared El Campo 60-0 GAME Al A GLANCE AZLE CARTER 12 First Downs 14 114 Yards Gained Rushing 54 Yards Gained Passing 33 3 of 11 Passes Completed 1 of 10 2 Passes intercepted by 0 1 Fumbles Lost 1 4 for 41 Punts No Ave 2 oar 41 0 Penalties 00 SOUTH Alabama 38 Clemson 13 CAar 23 Wake Forest 3 IV I'irginia 49 Pittsburgh 19 Citadel 34 Davidson 28 Florida 41 Vanderbilt 20 Georgia 30 Kentucky 0 Duke 25 Carolina St 25 LSU 21 Auburn 20 MIDWEST Ohio St 41 Illinois 0 Penn St 42 Ohio 3 THREE DROPPED PASSES MADE A DIFFERENCE "I can't explain it" said Coach Fred Taylor in the airport Saturday morning Ile awoke with a bitter taste "We needed this one to get us going good into the home stretch We knew that we talked about it I thought we were ready I guess we never know Five key errors added up to a 14-9 loss to Miami's Hurricanes A fumble at the four-yard line a punt blocked on the wrong end of the field directly led to both enemy touchdowns That's two lapses Then when they were desperate to catch up the Frogs dropped three straight passes "That was the ball game right there" said Taylor searching the wreckage for clues "We catch one or two of those and we could win it easily" You don't demand perfection from a college team and mistakes rank right up there in statistical importance with first downs The Frogs just made them in rare abundance Friday evening Miami made a batch too but they also worked over the Frogs with a decent defensive line and linebackers They kept substantial heat on the Frogs' young Steve Judy THREE DI "I can't airport Satur( ''We needed stretch We were ready I Five key Hurricanes A on the wrong touchdowns That's two catch up the I "That was searching the those and we You don't I mistakes rank first downs Friday evening Miami ma( the Frogs wit They kept sub CLASS 3t 1 LUBBOCK ESTACADO ciaved Saturday moht 7 ALVIN itturnri Hitchcock 64-0 HTN ELMORE swamped Hearne 50-14 4 BONHAM decked Richaroson Pearce 2812 COLUMBIA stdoped Sharton 2414 8 WF HIRSCH' Waved Saturday rwaht 7 ENNIS smashed Grand Prbirte i aN4F4B p1aved Satucday mntt 9 BELTON roped Ldckhacel 22 '5 10 DUMAS -trearned Mu'eshde 57C Falcon Passes Smother CSU Small College Football Scores By JIM MARRS Star-Telegram Sports Writer Carter Eagles managed to pluck the Hornet stinger here Friday night and took home a narrow 20-19 victory The Eagles started strong with a 5-yard touchdown run by halfback Jeff Johnson followtng a running attack early in the first period Stan Butler's kick failed and Carter took a 6-0 lead This stirred up the Hornet's nest as end Kent Tows ley intercepted an Eagle pass to set up a touchdown run by halfback Doug Sturm The kick failed With less than 30 seconds left to go before the half Hornet quarterback Chris Fields handed off to Danny Nelson for a one-yard touchdown run Again the kick failed and the Hornets led at halftime 12-6 After the half the Hornets continuen to press the attack as Stun again ran for a Findlay (Ohio) 20 Ferris St 3 St Nobert Northern Mich 10 Elmhurst la Albert Lea 7 ill 17 Bali St 13 Alfred 29 Rochester 13 Wesleyan Conn 28 Amherst 13 Congregation Favors Mets HOLLOWAY Minn (AP) The pastor of St John's Lutheran Church five miles north of this western Minnesota village says the entire 227-member congregation was rooting for the New York Mets in the World Series and would have done so even if the Mets had been playing the Minnesota Twins The Rev William Natzke says its because Jerry Koosman the Mets' pitching star is a member of the small country church where he was baptized and confirmed The minister added that he has been impressed with the "Christian attitude" his famed parishioner has shown in winning "There is no bragging such as characterizes some successful athlete Pator Natzke said tuchdown Leck liefin's kick was good and the llornets drew ahead 19-6 Then just before the fourth outzter the Eagles came alive a3 quarterback Doug Smith moved the ball to the Hornet one-yard line and horded off to Johnson for the score A run for points failed Midway in the final period Smith again moved the ball to the Hornet goal line and Otha Woodard took it in for the score Smith passed over right end to Woodard for two points and the Eagles moved ahead 20-19 The Hornets almost managed to pull it out in the final moments of the game but a field goal attempt by Heflin CLASS 2 1 LUFKIN DUNBAR played Saltr day night 2 10WA PARK blasted Mernphs 80 8 3 SA RANDOLPH tvaylayed SA Stt Soe A GEORGETOWN tripped Round Rock 21-8 5 JACKSBORO kayoed Boswell 33- 13 6 DEKALB rapped New Boston 46-7 7 EASTLAND riddled Granbury 47- 12 8 REAGAN COUNTY rimed Mc Ca ev 9 KLEIN btoted Belvitle 41-6 10 rnIUMBLIS whtpped Gtdonos 20- CLASS 1 A 1 WHITE OAK spanked New Diana 4 0 7 THREE RIVERS tell to Putt 32 1r 3 FOTH thorned Three Rivers 22 16 4 SEAGRAVES stung It)obOCk CCOOe COAHOMA smashed O'Donnell 71- 6 6 HONEY GROVE cluthed Wolfe Cty 7 GARRISON was shocked by Halls vire 6219 8 JUNCTION shutout Menard 410 9 PFLUGERVILLE was voset by Lexington 1915 10 CLARENDON saddened HappY SS-0 I AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo (AP) Quarterback Gary Baxter's touchdown passes snapped a sometimes-lethargic Air Force offense life Saturday as the Falcons whipped Colorado State University 28-7 The Falcons ranked 20th Ti the nation were held scoeless for the first and third periods by a determined CSU defense but came alive when it counted on Baxter's skillful play-calling Fueled by the excellent running of sophomore Lawrence McCutcheon and critical receptions by flanker Harry Stevenson the Rams crept within seven joints of the Air Sorce in the fourth period before Baxter took charge Colo State 0 0 0 7 Air For 0 14 0 14-2R AF--Jenninos 39 pass from Baxter (Leiitneu4e idck) ream 1 run fLeuthasuer kick) run Tortale kirk) 7 Pass from 11 4ter kirk) AFA--Jenninn 23 from Bfkier IL 4titaur kick) A-2339 ROOF CAVES IN AFTER MISSED EXTRA POINT "The ends especially put pressure on him" said Tap "We were blocking them too well They came in with their hands high and that's why Judy was overthrowing in the first half I'm not blaming Judy though I don't think he had an off night" Although Judy hit 18 of 34 the Frogs missed the beam in other areas obviously and Fred says he had a bad twinge with 6:14 left in the first period TCU had just scored to take a 6-0 lead Then the extra point kick was shanked "After that" rued Taylor "nothing seemed to go right "When we missed that kick I had a feeling it was gonna be a tough night" At last report the Frogs' plane had safely left the ground But they had their fingers crossed ROOF C) "The ends "We were their hands hi the first half he had an off Although 'in other area twinge with I scored to tali shanked "After tha 111Vhen we mi a tough night At last re ground But tl West Texas St Nips Ags 17-16 CANYON Tex West Texas States Buffaloes thanks to a pass which missed by inches defeated NCEW Mexico State 17-16 here Saturday afternoon before a homecoming crowd of 16500 The ggies scored at the final minute of play on a one-yard run by Jim Terre ils quarterback Rhett Putman threw to end Hayward Findley on the attempted two-pint conversion which could have won the game for Now Mexico State The pus was slightly overthrown but Findley who had on one within 10 yards of him dropped the ball in the end zone Tv It ANY SIZE SALE Volkswagens to Cadillacs ANY SI Volkswagem FOR Florida Rips Vandy For 6th Win in Row Flori For or NM Falls to VVIILTAMSBURG a Jimmye Laycock out for a week with an injury returend to action for W11m and Mary Saturday and passed ofr three clipped Virginia Military 25-17 in a Southern Confereme football game Fxch put lox 35 60 WHITEWALLS PLUS $200 EACH ABOVE RETREADS GUARANTEED for life of tire bated on of tread wear on our regular price Hockey Player Gets Suspension l'EW YORK LW') Boh Shupe of Charlotte was suspended indefinitely Spturdav after an argument Friday night in which referee Jackie Leclare was knocked to the ice during a game in Charlotte aginst Jacksonville Tom Lockhart the Eastern ock League president said Shupe would be suspended until an investigation is completed prob a I next week (1100 AT A GLANCE VANDERBICT FLORIDA 7 First Downs 4 125 Yards Gained Rushing 144 114 Yards Gained Passing 743 11 01 11 Passes Comoieted 23 of 31 Passes Intercepted by 3 Fumbles Lost 0 2 for 21 Punts Avg 2 for 47 1 1 Yards Penalized it 100 AT VANDERBICT 11 First 125 Yards Geo 114 Yards Gail 11 of 11 Passes Passes Int Fumbli 2 for 28 Punts I 16 Yards Pr11 CfMtlirns INrf "TM-South Title PINEHURST NC (AP Curtis Person of Memphis Tenn has proved again that he is the best senior amateur golfer in the United States Person beat David Goldman the No 2 rated senior golfer Saturday in the finals of the North and South Senior Golf cbmpionship 2-1 DOR CoM 4171 ALL SIZES NEW 4-PLY NYLON WHITEWALL PREMIUMS Carlos Alvarez another of Florida's sophomore sensations grabbed scoring passes of 6 8 and 11 yards giving him 10 for the year which ties a conference record set by two players in 1950 It also broke the Gator record of eight set by Charlie Casey in 1965 THE LUXURY MOTOR HOME COMES TO TEXAS FOR $79 BIG SECOND-QUARTER SURGE Penn State Topples Ohio POLYESTER GLASS BELTED WIDE OVAL RED OR WHITEWALL 1 1 'or IMIA 6 o41 ti Ni i Clk I 11 One "--c 1 4 motoovewmPg 11 iaimowsogoottof a 44 GAME AT A GLANCE 01110 PENN STATb 12 First Downs 21 161 Yards Gained Rushing 203 62 Yards Gained Passing 70 of 20 6 of 16 Passes Comoieted 10 of 23 0 Pas!" intercepted by 1 bumbles Lost 0 9 for 21 Punts No Avq 6 for 33 22 PenJibes NO Ydge IS 4 FOR 70 Series VG141S GAINESVILLE Fla (AP) Sophomore quarterback John Reaves continuing his assault on school records hurled five touchdown passes Saturday and led 10th-ranked Florida to its sixth straight football victory a 41-20 triumph over Vanderbilt in a Southeastern Conference tgame Reaves equalled the SEC record of five touchdown passes in a single game one he had tied in the Gators' opening game victory over nousion It gave Reaves 20 touch down passes for the year breaking Florida's single season mark of 16 set by Heisman Trahy winner Steve Superier in 1966 1 0 7 1-21 lorida 14 7 0 2C-41 run (Franco kick) from Reeves 1eZ: (Franco kick) 26 from Reaves (Franco kick) 1 run (Violins kick) 4 run Brock talledo 31 Bass from Reaves (kick tailed) Nivel I Ws from Reaves (Franco kick) 11 Doss from Re6Y644 (Franto kick) A-46631 GAINESVILI Sophomor( John Reaves assault on hurled five ton Saturday and Florida to its football triumph over 1 Southeastern 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