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FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM SECTION B-PAGE ONE SUNDAT SEPTEMBER 26 1971 FOOTBALL-HOCKEY-BASEBALL AUTO RACING-OUTDOORS UT Wins 28 Behino 0 VV inton 0 0 1 Donnie Goes Al! 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Ai fl 4-- 7 1444 4 ri 4e 1 '4044''''''Ny 77-: tk 1 7 i i il i (4 4 1'1 I C' 1777-7777: ftt 002 i SEATTLE Sonny Sixkiller with some help proved to TCU Saturday that not all Indians have vanished Sixkiller hitting two long bombs and setting up another score with a third led Washngton to a 44-26 victory The Frogs fought all the GAME AT A GLANCE way and threatened at times TCU WASH to make it tight but trailed 6314 Yards First Downs 16 from the time Washington 134 yards Gained Gained Reaussshiinn: 37159 first scored 13 of 32 Passes Comoleted 16 of 41 They intercepted five Wash- ill for Passes Intercepted by 5 ington passes including one 3 36 PFutinmtsb1Neso oAsvto 5 for 316 which Lyle Blackwood re- 15 Yards Penalized 75 turned 83 yards In fact the defense except for the long On their first I throws was good TCU had going 43 yards in 10 plays al-scoring marches of 16 yards ter another good Cahill punt (after Blackwood a intercep return Sixkiller got one first tion) 77 yards and 25 yards down with his first completion (after a fumble recovery) of the day as the pre-game The other Frog TD came on rain then Luther Sligh one yard over i Putney's 94-yard kickoff runback and even right tackle on fourth down that was matched by a 99 for the touchdown yard Washington kickoff re- After Harris' TD narrowed turn the gap to 7-6 Sixkiller was Steve Judy broke the school hack in action In four plays career completion marks but he had another score As the neither he nor Kent Marshall Frogs blitzed him and got to who alternated at quarter- him the Indian lofted the ball back with Judy could match down the middle to Krieg Sixkiller who escaped two defenders for a 56- ard touchdown play Most injurious was the Frog kicking game Washington For a while the second pespent half the day running nod was better for TCU Mid- back punts on an artificial way of the quarter they field which was deluged a few stopped Washington on fourth moments before the kickoff Turn to Six Killer's on Page 6 By GALYN WILKINS Star-Teleoram Sports Writer AUSTIN With his shirt tail and emotions flying in the breeze fireplug-sized quarterback Donnie Wigginton became a big man on the University of Texas campus Saturday afternoon While Eddie Phillips the best quarterback in the Wish- bone business nursed a swollen tootsie on the sideline Wigginton pushed the Long horns to a 28-0 victory over Tech before 76639 applauding onlookers the biggest crowd ever to see Texas operate in Austin Wigginton did all that was asked of him of course but he had help Tech threw four interceptions lost a critical fumble shanked a punt 20 yards and the Longhorns turned four of those errors into 28 points The game in fact was a sideshow of new quarterbacks Down 14-0 in the third quarter Tech coach Jim Carlen relieved senior Charley "Napper with sophomore Jimmy Carmichael JIMMY MUST have thought he had wandered into a fraternity hazing by mistake He threw four interceptions within 15 minutes and was blitzed branded and tied by the rushing Texas ends 1 H-: 4m4rsiwzo02t- Zal Photo bv RON HEFLIN NEW TEXAS Wigginton leaps over the outstretched run Saturday Wigginton quarterbacked Texas in place ot the inured hand of Texas Tech defender Dale Rehold en route to a nine-yard Eddie Phillips and Steers won 28-0 No rings for Ponies 'Huskers Ax Aggies 34-7 Tigers Ground Mustangs' Wishbone 24-12 How Top Ten Teams Fared Here is how the Top Ten teams fared in games this weekend: 1NEBRASKA overpowered Texas 3A-7 2 NOTRE DAME slimed oast Purdue 8-7 3 TEXAS shut out Texas Tech 28-0 GAME AT A GLANCE SMU MISSOURI 11 First Downs 11 Yards Gained Rushing 138 15d Yards Gained Passing 95 13 of 27 Passes Completed 7 of 13 1 Passes IntercePted by 0 11 for 36 Punts No Avg 10 for 41 3 Fumbles Lost 1 65 Yards Penalized 58 4 MICHIGAN trounced UCLA 38-0 EXCEPT FOR a couple of freak mishaps the Frogs would have been closer at the half than 24-6 One Washington touchdown came on a 52- yard return of a fumble and the Huskies' final-second field goal came after Fred Marshall fumbled a punt snap at the Frog 17 But TCU's first quarter score wasn't a run-of-the-mill thing itself Leading 7-0 Washington threatened again after Bill Cahilrs 57-yard punt runback got them to the Frog 7 On third down from the 5 Sixkiller aimed a pass at Jim Krieg going wide Lyle Blackwood stepped in front at the one and picked it off sloshing 83 yards down the wet field to the Huskies 16 Bobby Davis carried twice to the 7 and Larry Harris got the first down at the 4 Two plays later Harris went hard with a pitchout around right end flying across the goal line at the flag But Bert Simmons' conversion try was wide to the left THE HUSKIES had scored AUBURN tripped Tennessee 10-9 6 OHIO STATE was upset 20-14 by Colorado 20-yard pass reception and a 20-yard field goal by Greg Hill Chuck Roper who went most of the way as Missouri's quarterback threw the first-period pass to Kelsey then added one from 27 yards to Charlety Mc Murry in the third period A one-yard jolt by Don Johnson accounted for the other Tiger score Hutchinson corralled a pass from SMU sub quarterback Billy Weatherford for SMU's other touchdown Two attempts to pass for two points went awry SMU's offensive line didn't By JIM TRINKLE Star-Teletram Snorts Writer COLUMBIA Mo SMU's flying wishbone attempted another takeoff Saturday against Missouri but even Wilbur and Orville couldn't have given the Mustangs enough power to get off the ground The pulleybone pilots crashed 24-12 before 49200 Memorial stadium spectators most of whom laughed to see such fun no matter how painful to the Ponies who now are zero-for-two in intersectional ventures At the game's end Missouri was tricking around within inches of the SMU end zone The Mustangs had their chances to come back from 7 ARKANSAS was stunned 21-20 by Tulsa 8 ALABAMA bombed Florida 36-0 9 TENNESSEE lost to Auburn 10-9 last week's 30-0 loss to Oklahoma but wasted them when success was the only thing that would rescue them For the day SMU runners finished with a minus eight yards Wigginton turned on like an acetylene torch by his opportunity to win one for ol1 Eddie cartwheeled 11 yards for a touchdown three minutes deep in the second period and the Horns were on their way to a 21st consecutive conference triumph The Longhorns were by no means comfortable at halftime with a mere 7-0 ley! But they pounced on a fumble and scored in the first minute of the third quarter then stopped Tech at the eight later in that period and the issue was no longer in doubt Wigginton took the Longhorns 65 yards on the opening series of the game but threw away a pitch on the 10th play at the Red Raider 26 That was the Steers' most ambitious drive of the afternoon They could wait for the breaks and the Raiders showered fortune as if they were rich uncles By DICK MOORE Star-Telegram Sports Writer LINCOLN Neb In a pregame ceremony Nebraska's 188-member band formed an outline of this Cornhusker State with a big No 1 inside here this overcast Saturday afternoon Nebraska certainly didn't GAME AT A GLANCE tarnish its top-ranking image AIM NEBRASKA any as the Cornhuskers stung 783 yard8FiGrsatinDeodwRnussnin 21 Texas with electrifying 17 Yards Gained Passing91 213794 touchdowns of 67 98 32 and 3 of 0 Passes Completed 15 of 27 95 yards in burying the Aggies 1 Passes Intercepted by 2 10 for 41 Punts No Avg 7 for 36 34-7 2 Fumbles Lost 3 Little Hugh McElroy saved Yards Penalized 58 the Aggies from a second straight shutout by running ny Rodgers delivered the kill-under the kickoff after Ne- ing blow He took the second braska's last touchdown and half kickoff and dashed scurrying 94 yards hurdling yards for a touchdown The one defensive man en route to throng of 20th score and give the humiliated straight sellout crowd in thi5 Aggies something to jump around in about sea of red clothes ny Rodgers delivered the killing blow He took the second half kickoff and dashed 98 yards for a touchdown The throng of 20th straight sellout crowd in this around in a sea of red clothes lb COLOR ADO upended Ohio State 20-14 NevOWWft TWO OF the gainful strides belonged to halfback Alvin Maxson who pumped his way in from two yards out after Missouri had run up a 10- point lead on John Kelsey's Turn to Mustangs on Page 5 The Big Red was safely on its way to its 12th straight victory and its 22nd without was tied by Southern California last year Porkers Shocked By Tulsa THE LONGHORNS twice traveled 16 yards for touchdowns went 47 yards for an Turn to Cornhuskers on Page 3 Turn to Miscues on Page 4 4 I3aylor Spanks Hoosiers 10-0 1 '-4' i It ir'Ci4 v44 'f '1I'llt zfy54k06 1: 4: :4::::: ::11: 1 '4f I' 1 :1: 6:::: Ai: :::4: l' 4' 11 ''''tk 5' 7 4::: f3- i le A lig -71 6'xk' 1 i tf 10 4 4 'I 4 lit -7 I to 4: f- iff i ::::::::1:1:4::::::::: it --3: -1 r-j0 Ii''-t'1 IF :77 (16 Jr 6-i' i-e il: N''''r '0 't i i1it7- "'-4-- -A-A i- Y-'! ill '444 -e' -3R --w2----4 3-1 i tf-5-44 (f: itet 4- ii -'itrol l47e 1 0vi k': 2 1K-i I '8'- i IJ i 1-1' ak i il 7 1 4 'r' 07 1:: Ot li''' 4 A 1 1 It' 7 7 t'-'---( t4r-' 4 1''''''' We''' 'Ww 1 'i i l- 1 4 "Iiii Y' 1 $'-: i--'7- 'A 0 rOt: Buckeyes Bumped By Buffs 11 By ROGER KAYE StarTelegram Sports Writer Baylor piled most of its offensive fireworks into the first three minutes of the second half then relied on a bruising defensive in spectacular lash Ion by Roger take out Indiana 10-0 Saturday night IRONICALLY McElr y's touchdown was the only time the loser had punched the scoreboard in this four-game series that Nebraskaleads 3-1 McElroy almost broke also on a punt return flying 51 yards before being chased down on Nebraska's 14 with the Cornhuskers holding a shaky 7-0 lead in the second quarter This opportunity blew out of the stadium when Tim Trimmier second of three quarterbacks Gene Stallings went with bobbled the snap tried to pick It up and lost it to defensive end Willie Harper on the 11 It was miraculous that the score wasn't more one-sided for Texas defense was overtaxed because of the Aggies inept offense one two three and kick in the first half The Aggies never picked up a first down in the opening half until the next-to-last play before intermission on Marc Black's 12-yard run MEANWHILE Bill Olds ignited Nebraska's attack with a 67-yard touchdown run just six seconds before the end of the first quarter and quarterback Jerry Tagge capped a punishing 89-yard march just before halftime with a one-yard leap over center to give his team a 13-0 lead Then return specialist John GAME AT A GLANCE INDIANA BAYLOR 12 First Downs 94 Yards Gained Rushing 154 96 Yards Gained Passing 41 of 28 Passes Completed 3 of 16 2 Passes Intercepted by 1 11 for 36 Punts No Avg 9 for 37 1 Pumbles Lost 2 So Yards Penalized 71 Mavericks Fall 23-0 To Toledo The Bears treated a gathering of 27500 to their first shutout in five years as they notched their first victory of the season Baylor's last shutout was a 7-0 blanking of Arkansas in 1966 Offensively it was a 94- yard return of the second half kickoff by Godfrey White that got the Bears off and running But defense was the story here Saturday night and the Bears played that aspect of the game well especially Goree who made one big play after another ass THE LINEBACKER from 2 Baton Rouge could do no wrong He partially blocked a punt intercepted a pass to stop the final Indiana drive and made numerous key tackles to halt lloosier drives lie got plenty of defensive help though as Gary Sutton rat Nunn Mike Wilder and Turn to Baylor on Page 6 Press Wirephoto Frog defensive back Lyle Blackwood who later was to intercept a pass and return it 83 yards a TCU record But the Frogs lost the game 44-26 WET GOING Jerry Wauson right wraps up Washington's Pete Taggares and is about to deliver him to a watery ending Saturday in Seattle At left is.