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WMPIIMOIEMOI 2-It Fort Worth STAR-TELEGII Sun Sept 28 I 90 0 Major College Scores I 171 Ft -cp t1414 1 lte IA 7718q 0 1 if4 ifiwaA 4r WOO 1111 1 WEST UCLA I I Wisconsin 23 Memphis St 13 North Tex St 13 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Ohio Slate 62 'ICU 0 Georgia 'Ica 17 Baylor 10 Arkansas 55 Tulsa 0 Nebraska 14 Texas AD1 0 Aliehigan St 23 SN1U 15 Texas 49 Texas Tech 7 1SU 42 Riee 0 GAME AT A GLANCE UTA ST 14 First DOW11 11 71 Ya d5 Gained Rgvhigg in 176 Yatds Gained Pa sng 75 IP 01 27 PiPS44 COMpietel 04 II 1 Passes tistecepitd by 3 6 or 421 Punts No Avg tor 41 3 umbies 1 est 1 45 Yards Pendlited 83 EAsT tempt NVaS blOCkC'd to dasi the last hopes Danny Griffin usually old reliable for Zhe Rebels was the victim al the first fumble which Aggie Joey Jackson pounced On at UTA's 49 A clutch 1hi1d-and-16 pass from Aggie quarterback Woody Dockard to Bill Byrd helped the Aggies salvage three points on James' field goal Then Taylor on his first play subbing for Faulkner bobbled the snap and burns recovered on th Reb 43 On th- eighth play Putnam raced around right end for the touchdown and James kickyd the CN Ira point I FAULKNER and his receivers had their finest moments midway in the third period as the Ilebs moved from their own 48 to the 28 A Marc Griffin fumble however set the ball back to the 35 where Faulkner went to the air again and found Lucas for the Hebs' only touchdown James led the Aggies on the ground vith 76 yards in 24 carries while Danny Griffin paced the Ilebs with 64 in 20 carries Faulkner hit only 8 of 21 passes and Taylor connected on 1 of 6 loss Arlington's record at 1-1 this year while the Aggius are nOW 2-0 Rebel luaibles in the second quarter set up a New Mexico State 21-yard field goal by Hon James and a Put-Own five-yard toubdown run to give the Aggies a 10-0 lead ARLINGTON narrowei the score to 10-7 in the third period on one of its few successful pass completions with Ronnie Faulkner connecting with ('HARLES CLINES 51crTelegran1 SPorts Writ tr UT-rlington saw its bid to beat New Mexico State just Satutday night Two 1111111)1es and an inter-tented pass provided the visiting Aggies all they needed to hand the Rebels a 16-7 defeat before 9500 fans at Memorial Stadium Saturday night This was only the second time in 16 games that a Burley Bearden-coached team has lost in Arlington and the A wusT California 17 Indiana Iowa 61 Washington St 35 Stanford 28 Oregon 0 SOUTH Virginia 10 Duke 0 North Carolina St 21 Maryland 7 Ceorgia 30 Clemson 0 Tennessee 45 Auburn 19 Richmond 20 NM 0 West Virginia 35 Tulane 17 Alabama 63 Southern Miss 14 Carolina 14 Carolina 6 Kentucky 19 Mississippi 9 Wake Forest 16 Virginia Tech 10 Boston 27 Vermont 7 Boston College 21 Navy 14 Cornell 28 Colgate 24 Rutgers 29 Princeton 0 Buffalo 16 Massachusetts 6 Ilarvard 13 Holy Cross 0 Penn 28 Bucknell 17 Army 16 Vanderbilt 6 Connecticut 19 Yale 15 Vi llama 36 Delaware 33 Dartmouth 31 New Hampshire 0 Ronnie Lucas for a 35-yard TD The Rebels continued to bid for the go-ahead score but the passing game just go as quarterbacks Faulkner a9d Dave Taylor found it difficult to pass with Aggit-ts draped on their arms thanks to a good rush And as in the opening game last week the Rebel ers let many passes slip through their same trouble the Reb runners wore experiencing with hande The Aggie pass rush on Faulkner gave the visitors their final points as Willie Smith defected the ball Gerald Burns retrieved it and raced over from eight yards out The Rebs were given possible life however Olen James' extra point kick was blocked by Jimmy Stoehr I SOUTII1VEST Oklahoma St 21 HOUSIOn 18 Oklahoma 37 Pitt 8 Trinity 10 Southwest Texas 9 I DIVEST Purdue 28 Notre Dame 11 Penn State 27 Colorado 3 Nlissouri 37 Illinois 6 Iowa St 10 lirgin Young 0 Kansas 13 Syracuse 0 Michigan 15 Washington 7 Ohio 35 Minnesota 35 (tie) Nlichigan 15- Washington 7 Ohio 35 Minnesota 35 (tie) HERE COME DE BULL SLANDERED AND MAD I Texas AU 21 Cal St of Long Beach 7 Abilene Christian Col 36 Howard Payne 27 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Sul Ross 29 Cameron Okla Wyoming 27 Air Force 25 20 Colo St Univ 50 Wichita Sam Houston 29 Tarleton st 21 St 7 rir r-P It I 6- 7 7144 ih 07444iour-ea g41'7 P011401144 31 4 1 Z' s4 'P -t It 'A 41 i 4 1 -4 '7p '7: -2 14 '1' 'C Ic i I 1 1 4 4 1 g''' el 04-Nkt747- V--5 :4 i 'f i 1 $a- it: 41 -7 4 ''''t 7 f''i i' -R Ft 1 '6 lIt :1 S' 1 il'4: i 1: '4 1 't 1'4' 0- :4140 11N 'l 2 t4 li 4-0 i 4'''''' 4 4 4 l' 44( 44 'At: 4N1 C' 4 Alf e' 'Iti 'e-k-- t'''' st NIG 4 7 4 Th 'i' 1 4 A lil' 3 l' 4 IF WO zi i 4 4 1 0 Ac 't i 4 s-4 0: Af i -0 I- 7 k- 0 4 4-' i 1 4 ve4- 1'1 7 1-' -11-- If -'''-Al vp--- 'i---4 0 9 i a 4 '-i-: 'ilts I IA i 44 )00 I': 4:: vi -0 I' '''4 14 'i 1 ''''''r 'Tf 1 60riirosra it re'LiZs'Erir14' ikwa Small College Scores ARLINGTON managed one last drive but was stopped at the Aggie 35 where Skipper Butler's 52-yard field goal at Is like two kids reaching the flash point of a marble game argument They throw the monkey on their daddies' Shoulders: "Yeah? My pop can whip yours!" Only the square-off between Tommy 4 -IN 1 Mercer and Mike Kaciski is in reverse A They're nose to nose shaking their fists i and yelling "My kids can whip yours any Sunday and twice on Monday" '1 Mercer owns the Continental League i Braves The other guy has half the San Antonio Toros And if you characterize 4 them as grown men indulging in expensive 1 i toys you re i right Well no harm and Kacis- aA 471 Li ki insists his animal farm sn costing him a cent Kaciski infers that Mercer's only con- TOMMY tribution is breaking off a sharp needle in MERCER the opposition When Mercer's employes went to San Antonio recently he went to work with a seditious fury LITA 0 0 7 0-- 7 NAAS 0 10 0 34 FG 5 run (Jeirnes ki(k1 35 elss from Fauof (et k(k) NVS I nterc2o1on (kc1 bInckpc Co 61 Beloit 0 Col 7 Central Meth 111 St 30 Ferris St Kearney St 10 NW Missouri St St Olaf Col 49 Knot Col 19 St erocoolus 27 Eureka 13 Pao fit 36 Utah St 3 linfield 14 Lewit 0 Clark 0 WIlamette 28 British Columb8 0 Lehigh 55 7 Winston-Salem 52 Cheynet I Mansfeld 34 Bloomsburg ti Jutztown 21 Mdlersvile II Alieghrny 19 Western Restrve IS Cen WO 41 WiscMilwaukee Northwood 60 Mitton 12 Luther 49 Buena 11 1sta 0 Uoner lowa IS Dubuque 7 Stout 13 Oshkosh 0 Whitewater 29 23 Coe 61 Re0t 0 Grinnell 21 tOOn 19 La Crosse 27 Stevens Point IS St Norbett 48 River Path 8 Northland 18 Bethel MInn 0 4 --Sear icegram Ptoo player and by cornerback Benny Britt (22) '1'04k' 411v! 4 4 Knights Net 29-0 Victory In Rivalry A11 WRAPPED 1P---70are Griffin tailback is brought down by an unidentified New Mexico State uelnm-iMi 3 sbeli2a1 1 02O 22 2 Kind's Point 7 Alelohi 8 "cilYd''haPthost4914FaWirVeT01 PMC Coileges 25 Nichols 6 Bowdon Worcester Tech 0 Sibchester 34 Hamilton 6 Maine 2) Southern Conn 14 Amherst 28 Springlieid 12 Johns Hookicnsse3W00csmuhiniesotebre 0 ro821 TBS uue thqsaune29a4n2n'a 3 tm Drexel 13 Centre 21 Southw6stern Tenn 7 Western Micn Mami of 211 Concrirdia Ind 38 Rose Poly 18 Geoigetown Ky 73 Park 111 Thiel 46 Carndoe-Metion 22 Shepherd 14 Towson 13 Pace 29 NYTech 0 RIP 29 Colby 28 Waynesburg 15 Ohio Northern 12 Washington Mo 30 Wabash 17 Western Maryland 44 Brodgewater Var 7 Brown 21 I 0 Wis-III 36 Bradley 8 Indian St 21 Shmdensburd St Va St 13 Concord 12 St Paul's Va 34 Gallaudet 20 Alcorn AIM 20 Krn St 13 Miami of Ohio 24 Western Mich 20 East Mach 10 Of Akron 3 Louisiana Tech 24 Carolina 6 Puget Sound 28 Cal VVestern 14 John Carroll 14 Wash and Jeff 6 Carroll Mont 17 Richt Col 14 car 70 Car Colorado College 47 Claremont 7 Petersburg St 24 Maryland St 7 Ouantico Marines 20 NE Louisiana St 7 Randolph-Macon 41 WashingtOn Lee if Moravian Col Del Valley 14 Norwich 14 Amer Intel 1 Aitred 41 brociport 24 smokes 34 Lycomind 13 Edinboro 40 Slippery Rock 13 Tufts 29 Drexel 13 Franklin Marshall 17 UrsinuS 13 Upsolo 18 Hobart 12 Lake Forest 36 Kalamazoo IS Wilkes 34 Lycomind 13 SAME AT A GLANCE PRINCETON RUTGERS 12 First Downs 16 TS Yards Gaineo Rushing 166 107 Yards Gained Passing 288 13 of 26 Passes Como leted 25 of 23 1 Passes Intercepted by 0 for 33 Punts NO Avq 5 for is 2 Fumbles Lost 0 SO Yards Penaiized 46 'INCONSISTENT' Bearden Scolds Rebel Offense Yankees Slip Past Baltimore YOUR SHOT WITH THE NEEDLE MIKE "All week before the game I called 'em the Paper Toros" Tommy laughed enjoying his ingenuity 'lie was spouting off like crazy" murmured Kaciski not laughing "Ile came down here and had the gall to stand on the sidelines in pink pants Pink pants! The crowd was booing him the PA announcer was gigging him and I think a couple of our players were ready to punch him They were really incensed over that paper bulls thing I think he made some dumb statements and I guess you think its bush he sure stirred up the crowd" Now Mike has the podium since his troops play Mercer's Sunday night at Farrington Field "Well I don't think much of Mercer's team" Kaciski sniffed "We got beat up there last year but everybody knows we got a raw shake on the officiating It'll be different" Its all good for laughs but Kaciski has seen some real headaches since he plunged into the San Antonio franchise with 24 other stock buyers last year There are only two stockholders left Kaciski and Henry Hight was the word per UTA dressing room Cross Country Slate to Open DENTON (Sp!) North Texas State opens a seven-meet cross country sttedule Friday with Jove Gomez leading the way Gomez led the Eagles last siring in the mile and three-mile with tirnes of 4:124 and 15134 Other returnees are Roger Rodriquez 15:170: Jesse Cavasoz 15270 and Tom Hess 16:484 Dennis Stephens and Doug Walker both half-milers last spring will also try the cross country route Rounding out the squad will be Jim Lintner and Joe Barry The Eagles open Friday against S0111171 Methodist in Dallas 1 he remainder of the schedule Oct 3 at UT-Arlington) Oct 10 UTA Oct 17 at Oklahoma: Oct 24 at SMU: Oct 31 at Texas: Nov 8 Missouri Valley Conference at Wichita Kn 'Ditto quarterback teammates Missouri Routs Illinois 37-6 By BOGER SUMMERS Star-Telegram Writer This haps banded about the most in the Ljr Saturday night Coach Burley Bearden used it Ronnie Faulkner and many of his tearr "We were just inconsistent" Bearden said "Our wasn't fly team effort offonsivelv just had to corn hasn't come along to where it Faulkner is consistent Buchana -There were too many mismendOUS takes to win ball game" he menti bef said "You can't in by put- the hebs' tiog seven points on the was board' Faulkner Bearden heaped praise on the delensi his defensive unit "The de- it gave fense fought hard It did a lift" good jo5" Beardcn added used it of his wasn't had to come Faulkner fluchana the ftebs' was a Faulkner the defensive it gave lift" BRUNSWICK AP opened a second century 01 college football with a 29 0 victory Saturday over Princeton its first gridiron foe amid pageantry as old as the game itself The Scarlet Knights used the modern forward Rich Policastro completing 24 of 35 attempts for 260 and a stingy defense to overwhelm Princeton 1ich began its second 100 years of football with a new pro-style I formation in Itlace of its traditional single wing Substitute Mike Yancheff passed 27 yards to Joe Barone lor the final Rutgers touchdown with 31 seconds left and the goal posts already ripped down by fans Yancheff then dove over the goal live for a two-point conversion Policastro scored one touchdon set up a second witli a pass and threw for a third as Rutgers built a 21-0 halftime lead 16 thrown well at all Ile back to get it" also praised Mike who made a treMendOUS catch on a pass moment before Lucas caught lone Ti) pass It trmendous catch" said "Ire outfight man for it and us a badly-needed NEW YORK (AP) Joe Pepitone's second inning homer backed the six-hit pitching of Fritz Peterson and gave the New York Yankees a 1-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles Saturday Pepitone opened the second inning with a drive into the right field seats off Jim Hardin for his 27th homer of the season Peterson made the run stand up bringing his pitching mark to 17-11 RItimor6 ft500 se 6 0 nrk 4 0 Hardn Lope? And PPI'SA ad 1716 L---Hrdia 6-7 York Ptpione cav SENATORS 3 TRIBE 2 WASHINGTON (A Brinkman lashed a two-run triple in the fifth inning and scored on Tim Cullen's sacriflee fly leading the Washington Senators past Cleveland 3-2 Slturday Cir 071 0'0-2 a 0 CY 6 1 ERworh Herr nan 71 and Foa: rfr HudIrPe 0 ard CasAnova 9vmoore 98 LEd swortn 6 9 NO SHOWS FOR AN EXHIBITION MATCH For example Kaciski arranged an exhibition in San Antonio with the Las Vegas team which has one of the leagues larger drawing cards in quarterback Dewey Warren Only Dewey decided at the last minute he didn't want to play in San Antonio "Their players voted on a Wednesday to play" Mike related "We hurried and printed tickets and had a big-deal press conference Friday day before the game Dewey said he changed his vote and talked the other players into nixing the deal It was a mess I think they were scared of GAME AT A GLANCE ILLINOiS MISSOURI 13 First Downs 19 122 Yards Gained Pushing lea 154 Yards Gained Passing 5 la of 19 Pass ts onsoleted 10 Of 29 2 Passes Intercentla OY 2 35 Punts Avg 40 Fumbies Lost 3 23 Yards Penalized 49 ST LOUIS (AP) Tailback Joe Moore blasted burrowed and bedazzled Illinois for 150 yards rushing in the first half including a 53-yard touchdown run and started Missouri to a 37-6 football vietry over the Mini Saturday day Wyoming Nips Cadets 27 25 PS CRF Al CATTLEMEN'S ST ICAO HOUSE IN ARLINGTON Open Daily 5 PM Closed Sunday Baseball Chart GAME AT A GLANCE Wyoming AF 17 First Downs II FIrst Downs 25 B5 Yards Gainc1 Passing 38a 14 of le Passes Completed 31 of $1 I Passes Intercepted by 1 5 for SO Punts No Avg 6 of 36 1 Fumbies Lost 0 149 'raids Pena Wed The league also has seen a couple of falling franchises When a team folds a draft is held for the homeless players San Antonio for example picked up former Texas star Tommy Souders when the Mexico team went under last week The Toros also signed Obert Logan who reached the end of an NFL career Mercer says he's got plenty of lions who can whip Logan and Souders 0 0 0 6- 6 Micsouri I 7 6 10-32 ti Mre S8 run (E kk 42 NISS from McMiltan filrovvn 1k) 0- 11 run (Brown kick) 0- qir 4 run 4 0d'S interception (510- fler Otte) 11 DkPi 70 Das from anoe (oass wed) Nso 1 Stutier 45 A tri AO Club en 10omies Mombershp Availeblo 2'3 2 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE East t4ev York 61 61 616 Ctucago 90 62 566 8 Pot burgh 66 73 Lows 84 71 522 13 Pru 154161)11a 62 96 32 35 Montreal 107 322 46 Nest AIente 91 68 5'2 San FVICISCO 69 70 52 2 Cncnnat 12 547 4 Angeles I 75 5'I 7 houstun 81 78 5r6 han lieog 5 5 61 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Baltimore 1u8 50 6til Dorho 87 71 551 21 Bos'on 6 77 83 75 5 New Verk 77 81 497 11 Ciearht 67 06 2i1 46 West xkP 94 63 59 Oakiod 66 72 544 8 413 :1 Ce(10 61 424 27 City Snattte 62 95 395 32 game no! inClugod I' 13' 35 46 4 7' 4C 541 8 413 424 27' I 395 :12 TIGERS 2 IHISOX 1 BOSTON (Al') Denny NIcLain won his 24th game of the season as Detroit pushed across an eighth inning run on Jim Northrup's double a fly hall and a passed ball to edge Boston 2-1 Saturday WHITE SOX ROYALS I CHICAGO AP Bookie left-hander Gerry Nyman kept eight hits scattered and Ken Berry drove in two runs as the Chicago Sox deff-ptcd Kansas City 8-1 Mets Trip Phil's 1-0 'Seaver Wins 25th FOR ANY SIZE SALE Volkswagens cs cs cs 88 ''''V ANY SIZE SALE -4' Volkswagens Jo Cadillacs FOR 't 79: 71 '-i-t'' I gil I 2 UU i'll ISIteTi''1 IIE NOTED that his Rebs held Aggie running sensation Ron tPo) James to only 76 yards on 24 carries his lowest total raffle yardii4e in his career (except for one game hen he was "Ile (James) earned every avrd he got" Bearden said "Our group contained him real well" Bearden also said the UTA secondary did a good job in containing the Aggie passing att'ick Ile singled out linebacker Fred Bolton and Tackle Jimmy Stoehr for praise but said Utah defense overall is a balanced unit which proved it can do a good job Bearden said the Rebs' running game has come along fairly well but said the passing attack must improve Faulkner concurred "LAST YEAR at the start of the season it was just the opposite" Faulkner remembered "Our passing game was real good (at the start of the 'C3 season) and we couldn't run" Faulkner said he simply wasn't throwing well against Nev Mexico State "I wasn't throwing well last week either" he said "It's sorta like a slump" Ile added 'we were just too inconsistent' Faulkner said his receivers were getting open but blamed himself for failirg to hit the receivers Ile callr'd the 35-yard touchdown pass he threw to Ronnie down pass he threw to Ronnie Lucas a "fluke" "The ball el loth Otto Too 25 41 WHITIWALLS PIUS ST 00 UCH A 100 FTHADS GUARANTEED for I of too b000d 0 of trood tor on our rogulor WHITIWALLS PIUS 22 00 UCH ABOVI FTREADS GUARANTEED fot of too b000d on prerefiell of itood Weer on or fouito 11 'KA plus 25 04 AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo Crushing defensive piny by tackle Larry Nets and end Tony McGee sophomore Gary Fox's quarterbacking and Bob Jacobs' kicking Offset Air Force quarterback Gary Baxter's brilliant passing as Wyoming edged the Cadets 27-25 in a scoring carnival Saturday Baxter floated passes through the bright breezy afternoon for impressive gains and three touchdowns but he was repeatedly smeared by Nels or McGee for severe losses 10 10 7-27 Ar For 3 3 7-25 A---r 57 PaSS from Baxter (1ck 26 pass from Baxter (krk ftKI) Jacobi 25 Leuthauser 26 1 run (Jacobs kick) VAVOT vyi iLleAL7g22e(r) obs ck Vivo--FG PICOUS 3) 2 pass from Fox (Jo cot' ickt 9 pasS from BA ter (Loufbauser kick) PHILADELPHIA Seaver fired a three hitler on the ay to his lOth consecutive victory and became the major leagues' first 25-game winner as the streaking New York Mets nipped Philadelphia I-0 Saturday on Bobby Pfeirs run-scoring single in the eight inning It was the seventh straight triumph and third successive nutht with a 6-0 victory over shutout for the Iklets 1Aho Ph nes 510 Friday night nailed the National League's Jerry Koosman scattered four East Dvision title einsday hits nipht with a 6-0 victory over Phi Hies 50 Friday night as Jerry Koosman scattered four hits UCLA Nudges Badgers 34-23 GAME AT A GLANCE UCLA WISLONSIN 2S Fmst Downs 74 726 Yards GAMP1 Rushind 222 209 Yards Gamed etrISing ila 14 of 21 Passes CnrdoMted 13 of i6 1 Passes Intercepted by 0 1 for 47 Punts No Avg for s6 1 3 Fornt)IPi Irrit Yards Penahred 64 PHI WES 4 CUBS 1 PITTSBURGH (A Pither Steve Blass smacked a lead-off triple in the third innin4 and scorel He run on a double by Roberto Clemente leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs Saturday SATUR DAY'S ESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Iii)nn 4 Coco 1 York 1 Ph11I11 Lr-ois 2 1 kinwiion 4 (incnoati 3 Atitint4 4 San Dieoo 2 Lot Anoeies 2 San Francisco 1 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE t)10)N Yr1 1 Etmor 1)1Orl 3 Cleveland 2 2 Ensn 1 Ck Ar'd 6 Ctornia 6 knos61 Cltv I MillOcsola SrAtte F1UI)Y'S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE New 4 Liitrrre 2 Binoton 4 Cieveiand 1 6 Dtrot on' And 3 Calitnrnia I kaniias Ctv (in cauo Seattie 4 Minnewta 3 14 innirxis NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 (nirani 0 New 'foci( PhiladIDhla S' I 'Nu'" 12 MrIntroAl Atlanta in SAn Dle00 I FrAnristro 3 los AoeteS 1 Cmcinnati ktouston 0 3 SUNDAVS SCHEDULE AMERICAN LEAGUE CA1)101 I (Mfly 10 141 at OAkiAnd (Cinrrl IC 6) MitP10'4 (Bury 20 6) at Seattle ventes 1-2 Kanas City (Hedlund 3-6) It ChcA 00 RIt0 011 Baltitilore (Piiiret)uis 1471 at New Yo) fr I cf)0111MYre 19141 11011(0 113 i0) at Boston (11ett 2-)) Cleveland (McnoNell 1814 at Wasninocn I 6) NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis hson 18-13) at Montreal (Srineman New York (Gentry 12121 at PN'agtitta I 6)12) (11CM110 IHa(Xis 19-14) at PillSb)ttlb (VPAlt 1113) Sir D'vlo (Kirby 6-19) at Atlanta (store 1191 Houston Griffin 11-19) at Cincinnati Son FrAnck(e) (itrirhal 2011) at Lc Anoees (Snoer In Seaver 25-7 struck out four and walked two in a duel svith Phil lies' southpaw Grant Jackson who checked the on four hits until the eighth wnen they struck with two out to snap the scoreless deadlock Donn Clendenon singled to left center Ron Swoboda walked and Ned a rookie basman lined a sine to center scoring Clendenon BRAVES 4 ADRES 2 ATLANTA Al The streaking At1 an a Braves moved a step closer to the National League's West Division championship Saturday trimming the San Diego Padres ALL SIZES HOLIDAY SPECIAL NEW 4-PLY NYLON Premium Quality FOR Whitlows Phos $2 SO lock It Pritot licit Plus I Tex dti I $2 91 Is on opinion of tho 110111pf duel 't tondorci et grociuNcs ssts lir tto Industry 'lit's StrIllos to illuttroton TIRE CO 109 Whit Sttifroont 0d at Nonderson 10 6-7331P open Unfil 6 00 Woisfloys 06ti 3 :11 aft Solutelay Ab )4' 1 POLYESTER GLASS BELTED WIDE OVAL WHITEWALL 4 FOR 4'3) 78-14 (4)( 78-15 78-14 78-15 Slight '27 Blemished SittellP4LOPOii 191- i 1 e'1'T 1-'S 'do 420 goloillO44' 4177 ":7 41747:4 ir 1 0 A Ae 6 21 fd Neeali leentholiaa ow Aatet4iv '-'i l' ALL SIZES HOLIDAY SPECIAL it 4 ''41 i NEW 4-PLY NYLON i 4 Premium Quality rr li 44 --I''-'' FO RS 69 Whitoweit Phoil $2 lode 0001 t'" 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