Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 27

Sun Oct 9 1966 Fort Vorth STAR-TEIE6RAM 711 a 4 Arm 1 Sports Events On TV Radio Eagles Claw Tampa 41 Chiefs Pin 37-10 Loss on Broncs SUNDA IBLEVISION Swim between Li Anneles Dndoors And RAIIImnra Orl 01Pt 11:30 am Chennal Bev Fran-Oro pmo Channel 4 Warn! es Oakland 230 am Channal 5 FIN Art of Watching Football 3 0 Channel I Brivollme 2:30 Channel 11 FOOTBALL COACHES nm Landrv (Dallas Cowboys) l'Y0 pm Channel 4 Hayden Fry (SMU) 430 pm Chan John Bridoers (Baylor) 10 cm Channel 11 Derrell Royal (Texas) 1010 pm ChilIWPI Abe Mirlin (TC111 11 Channel Gene Stallings (Texas ABM) 11 Pm Channel TAYLOR'S WEDNESDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL WINNING SOCIETY Somebody walked Into Daniel-Meyer Coliseum at TCU one day last week looking for coach Fred Taylor "lie's been on cloud nine all day" muttered one of Taylor's colleagues "and I don't think he's back yet" The night before Taylor had produced another freshman football winner Maybe it wasn't the Cotton Bowl chainpionship but to Fred the game's the same GAME AT A GLANCE TAMPA NORTH TEXAS 13 First Downs le ea Yards Gained Rushing 33 192 Yards Gained Passing Sle 11 passes Comnielvd II Al ei Passes intercunted by i Opp Pumbirs Recovered i a for XS Punts No Avg a fer 34 1 100 Yards Penalized 13 RADIO Strict btwoon Itts Anveles Dodgers and Si Iltimort am WBAP810 Cemboys vs Phila dPlohla Etintes iliS KLIFII90 and )(F-II1210 II V3 NW 1 VoMitew V-71 Itp 71 WV VF Tour i 0 -I 4 'hi- 14 4 1k I it 7 ''t 4' 4'47- 4 is 4'' 4 1 Ne0 '11 44 i' i i 0 4r ----(r At- "t- CI a i 0 03- Jii i 17 1-1 4 C-'1 i' SL e'l I': -11 c4 0 i A 1 a '11 1 A 4 4 12 6 44 1 i A 4 i '''z'7'- iii 0 iowLg A ti' 41 3: 4 000 --t kg to 4 1 i-6 4' 4 1 4 7 7 AV 440' I iti A Af 0 i -4 i -it 1 A 0- 1 II '0 ''4 i512: 't' 44 413417 NC ''43 P'' 411 4:1 7 5' i-: :1: Iii- i liK -1P')i 4it e'1') t' y' 15 04 rO 1 '''i'yY :141 'Z' ''111 I 1 2r 2 1 'il I 4 i--: 2 -''1 '''s fl 7 '94 Aii- 0 -7 -At 7iX 1 7 :4::7 I 4 0 4 '1'4 J7' of 0 3-4-- 174 4 1t t- '''''Ifi's'' i By BOB LINDLEY Slats Telegram Seers Writer Texas State found itself scoring more but enjoying it less Saturday night as the unbeaten Eagles staggered to a 41-6 victory over the inept Spartans of Tampa University In chalking up their fourth straight victory of the season the Eagles compiled their highest point total since the final game of the 1962 season when they swamped Southern Illinois 55-30 But if there was any joy in the triumph it had to be mellowed by the poor showing of the heretofore potent offense which in this instance didn't put a point on the scoreboard until the team had a 24-0 lead midway of the third period A combination of alert defense and Tampa miscues accounted for all the fireworks until the game was out of reach for the visitors from Florida North Texas Safety 14 vk- played for the big cheese or -4P t': ti 3 merely by 18year-olds in handme-down A I jerseys 4 ir' 195T3aanldorhbeaws iblleseunitaot ssppoerctisalctyoastinteiee i I 'li I and TCU golf cap for his 66th game Wed 1 vi ll nesday night against North Texas State here "A lot of people say it doesn't matter if freshman teams win" said Taylor ramFRED ming a fist against a palm in disagree TAYLOR ment "They say all you need to worry about is getting them ready for the var- Ik A 4 9 '1 Bills Fall To Boston In 20-10 Tilt KANSAS CITY (AP) Mike Mercer boomed three field goals one a 47-yarder and rookie Mike Garrett scored two touchdowns as the Kansas City Chiefs defeated Denver 37-10 Saturday night and moved into a tie for the lead in the AFL's Western Division Mercer acquired from Buffalo in a trade on Monday kicked three-pointers from the 19 8 and 47 Ile also was 4-for-4 on extra points The Chiefs tied with San Diego at 4-1 exploded for 21 points in the first period behind halfback Bert Com Coan threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Chris Burford to start the scoring Later he circled left end shook off two would-be tacklers and sped 57 yards to the Denver 23 After a penalty against the Broncos Garrett raced 7 yards to the end zone Kansas City scored Its final TD with 2:23 left in the game when Garret side-stepped three Denver defenders cut to his right and raced down the sideline 61 yards Nemiah Wilson of Denver took the ensuing kickoff and raced 100 yards to end the point parade Denver recovered an on-side kick but Kansas City's Bobby Ply intercepted an aerial by To bin Rote on the Chiefs' 3-yard line to end the threat Abner Haynes Denver Halfback picked up 48 yards rushing but the Chiefs allowed Denver only 68 yards rushing and 164 via passing Otis Taylor grabbed five pas- ses for 103 yards for Kansas City while Haynes had five for 92 for Denver sity "Well I can't be that going to work like heck to win and my kids are going to work like heck to win And I've found they like it that way They want to be driven hard" GAME AT A GLANCE BOSTON BUFFALO 12 First Omni 15 109 Yards Gained Rushing 52 176 Yards Gained PaS Sing 269 12 of 26 Passes Completed ft Of 31 0 Passes Intercepted by 1 Opp FUMblel Recovered 5 I for 34 Punts No Avg for 40 35 Yards Penalised 20 I ble at the Spartan 29 and five plays later fullback Willie Cherry punched over from the one and John Love added the kick! for a 22-0 edge Tampa then booted the ensuing kickoff around in its own end zone before falling on it for the second safety of the night giving the Eagles a 24-0 margin Carlin Fires One Carlin finally got his golden arm cranked up late in the third period and with the aid of 36 yards in penalities against Tampa guided the Eagles to another score which came on an 18-yard toss to Glenn Ingram Love's boot made it 31-0 Cherry's 22-yard field goal with five minutes left in the game hiked the count to 34-0 before the injured Kaye returned the field from the hospital and passed the groggy Spartans their only score It came on Kaye's three-yard! frass to end Gary Rapp and capped a 72-yard drive Substitute quarterback Corky Boland gave the Eagles their final touchdown on a 43-yard pass to flanker Tom Ritchey with 40 seconds left in the game Tampa moved 60 yards through the air in those seconds with the gun catching them at the North Texas 24 Tampa 0 0 0 6 North Texas 2 6 23 10-41 ball snapped out of end zone 52 interception return (Love kick) 36 interception return (Love kick) trart4a own end zone 8 cans from Carlin (Love kick) 22 Cherry failed) 3 pass from Kaye (kick 43 pass from Bolland (Love kick) 1 Photo Mike Vachon kicks his fourth field goal of the afternoon Saturday to give Sooners a nine-point lead in fourth quarter Holding for the kick is quarterback Bob Warmack AN OFFICE FAN LIKES FRED'S KNOCK SCHOOL Johnny Swaim the assistant to athletic director Abe Martin is a Taylor-made fan "The thing that impresses you about Fred's teams is the discipline" says Swaim "You know when they go out there they are going to knock heck out of somebody" The day before the game with the Texas freshmen last year Taylor was so tight he vanished "Kept walking around so much he finally had to go home" says a witness "I never saw a coach so wound up He sure gets ready to play" Taylor agrees "Sure I get excited about it" he emphasizes "The day I don't I'm going home for good If you get ready to play and want to win your players are going to start feeling the same way" Despite all this stimulation Taylor compares his position to a junior high or B-team high school coach in some respects OU MUCH IMPROVED BUFFALO NY Boston Patriots put the rush on quarterback Jack Kemp and his Buffalo Bills Saturday night and scored two touchdowns and a pair of field goals for a 20-10 victory over the fading American Football League champions A Buffalo record crowd of 45542 saw Kemp the 1955 AFL player of the year chased all over the backfield by the blitzing Patriots Time and again Kemp's passes mostly of the bomb variety sailed far and wide over his receivers' heads Boston jumped into a three-point lead at 4:31 on Gino Cappelletti's 10-yard field goal A lapse by most of Buffalo's defensive unit paved the way for Jim Nance's 19-yard touchdown run three plays later Boston 10 3 7 0-70 Beoss--FNGancCeap Buffalo 0 0 3 7-10 kick) RoustFBGIiilnoust2e5g Cappelletti 31 p3alss from Parini (C00- peliptti kick) I run (Lusteg kick) Attendance 45542 I I Sooner Sophs Shine Also I North Texas took a 2-0 lead in the first period when Tampa fc center Fred Kee ly snapped the tx ball clear out of the end zone al on a punt attempt from his own LC 21 for a safety The Eagles nursed the narrow pi 'margin until midway of the sec- iond period when defensive halfback Billy Woods picked off a Tampa pass on the North Texas 48 and returned it 51 yards for an 8-0 halftime lead During those first 30 minutes of play Eagle quarterb a Vidal Carlin had found the range on only five of 14 pass I attempts for 45 yards and Tampa had managed to steal one the llth interception of a Carlin aerial this season Tampa Less Effective Tampa meanwhile was even (1 less effective Although the visitors out-gained North Texas 89 1 yards to 64 in the first half all of the scoring threats were nullifled by two lost fumbles and two intercepted passes And to add injury to insult the Eagles sent Tampa's start- ing quarterback Jesse Kaye to the hospital with a damaged wing just before the intermission 1 His replacement had even 1 less luck having his second pass attempt in the third period swiped by defensive back Tom Price who ran it back 36 yards for the Eagles' second touchdown and a 15-0 lead The defense set up the next North Texas score when end Lee Allen fell on a Tampa fum- to to in 1 see his youngsters battle to the bitter end and with OU in front Texas made a fine drive a determined drive to make the score 15-9 PEEWEE GRID Richisind Athletic Association Senior Division Panthers 24 Indians Red Raiders 16 PiOneerS Rebels Shorthorns 0 Jr Division Tigers 44 Cowboys Razorbacks 24 Rebels 0 Colts IS Rams Wst Texas League Slue Raiders 20 Azle 20 I tdrcu 4ve pam67 ICEMME21 By DUTCH MEYER DALLAS Well after nine years the boys from up North won't have such a long trip home This was one of the most exciting Texas Oklahoma games I have seen Except for the numerous fumbles in the fourth quarter it was a Jim dandy At that stage it looked like a game of drop the handkerchief But all afternoon the Sooners looked greatly different from last year Bob Warmack the great little field general engineered a 70-yard drive on Oklahoma's first possession scoring himself with a fake off tackle and a slide around end Eddie Hinton was a fine target all afternoon and showed a great pair of hands And those Sooners are a blocking team ANOTHER CROP ANOTHER WINNING NIGHT "It's important sure" he says "but it's sort of like a junior high or B-team coach because you've got new kids every year You have to coach differently than other coaches "You have to prepare them for the varsity but you try to get them ready to win on Wednesday nights too They might as well start winning when they enroll" Last Wednesday Taylor's season began just right a 35-12 decision over the Aggies "Boy that was good" enthused Taylor "I'd rather beat the Aggies than anybody It was a big game to me and not only because 24000 people were here I figured if we won it might stimulate more interest in the Tech game here Saturday night" "Nothing gets to the fans like a winner People will go see a peewee team if it's winning If winning seems to be all Taylor thinks about check the record It's 38-244 and he's working on a six-game streak "There's nothing better" he grinned "but we sure are going to have a tough time with North Texas" Taylor's big wind-up for cloud nine obviously had begun AN IRONIC note was the Oklahoma kicker Mike Vachon He missed his extra point try but kicked four field goals two of them over 40 yards Both teams operated from the formation with men frequently in motion Also they had split ends and slot backs Oklahoma used a defense very similar to the Arkansas defense a five-man line with two inside linebackers and a roving monster man CHARLIE HILLARD FORD LUffilOgHtlgOMO The Appointment of Rutgers Wins BETHLEHEM Pa (AP) Halfback Bryant Mitchell scored two touchdowns and ran up 119 yards on the ground to lead Rutgers to a 42-14 football victory over Lehigh Namath Steers Jets By Chargers 17-16 BEST OF ALL for Oklahomans the best operators are just sophomores Texas though crippled had its heroes and its moments In soph Chris Gilbert they have a great runner and Andy White did well for a sophomore The greatest battle satisfaction a man can have is to SAN DIEGO NEW YORK After Boozer's scoring burst 23 First Downs 12 95 Yards Gained Rushing 119 350 Yards Gained Passing 129 wiped out a 16-10 San Diego lead 24 of St Passes Completed 11 of 22 3 PISSPS intercepted by 1 and dim Turner added the goo Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 4 for 40 Punts No Avo 6 for 46 ahead extra point the Chargers Yards Penalized 62 mnnntPd twn dpqnerntinn driupc and Jim Turner added the go-ahead extra point the Chargers mounted two desperation drives 7777777 ii' 'y -'4-c' I 05::: t' i clf Darragh-Led Mauls Villanova WILLIAMSBURG Va (AP) 17- Dan Darragh came out pass-ling Saturday and never stopped until he was taken out late in the fourth quarter as William and Mary crushed Villanova Wildcats 34-14 in an intersectional football game The 186-pound junior passed for four touchdowns and ran for the fifth in the final three minutes but were thwarted when Dick Van Raaphorst missed field goal attempts from the 30 and 21 His second failure came with 29 seconds to play The Chargers held to three field goals by Van Raaphorst in the first half moved ahead with 10 minutes to play when quarterback John Hadl and fullback Keith Lincoln combined on a 67- yard scoring play Lincoln took the screen pass along the right Isideline and threaded his way past Jet defenders with the help of a bruising block by Jim Allison NEW 7-16 San Dm i New York 7-17 van Raaphorst 14? 1 8 17 gess from Nemeth (J Turner kick) VJaIrt7rair T1" 17 Van RaaPhorst 42 67 pass from Had) (Van Raaphorst kick) 8 run Turner kick) NEW YORK (AP) Joe Namath's clutch passes triggered a 66-yard comeback drive midway in the final period rookie Emerson Boozer barrelling the final eight yards as the New York Jets edged the San Diego Chargers 17-16 Saturday night and emerged as the only unbeaten team in the American Football League A record AFL crowd of 63497 saw Namath bottled up for three periods by the Charger defense fire passes of 44 and 17 yards to set up the winning touchdown which gave the Jets a 4-0-1 mark and protected their eastern division lead The loss San Diego's first after four straight victories was also the Chargers' first to the Jets in seven meetings over the last four years TsDIRD HEADQUARTERS Aways a good solection of 1 1 Single Orig Color 117 Abram Arlington CR 5-5721 DEMI PAINT JOB 5500 HEATER RADIANTS Over SOO Styles and Colors Bring Sample or Name of Heater Weinstein Hdwe 108 Houston South Side Ildwe 47 Magnolia CIMRLIE HILLARD FORD 1 400 SOUTH 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