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68 Fort Wort STAR-IELEGRAM Sun Sept 26 1971 Second-Half Comeback by Frogs Pleases Pittman "Sixkiller was trying to look me off" Blackwood said of the goal line interception "But when he threw I just cut in front of the receiver" FREDDIE POUNCY ALSO got into the long yardage act with a 94-yard kickoff return that followed a 99-yard kickoff return by the Huskies at the start of the second half "After Bobby Davis threw that block around the 40 I knew I was going all the way" an excited Pouncy said "There was only one guy who had a shot at me and he was running fast trying to cut me" WCIO LUI111116 Ac 131 61yusE AAA 4 "'A 4 (71 1 ---4: y7-s 1 i 44: i 1: 12 1 lotr de By HAROLD McKINNEY Star-Telegram Sports Venter SEATTLE Although his TOU Frogs took what Jim Pittman called "a pretty good whipping" Saturday afternoon the nu coach still managed to find things to be happy about "I was real pleased with the way we came back in the second half" Pittman said after the Frogs' 44-26 loss to Washington "We learned a lot today We're going to be a better football team next week" Breakdowns in the Frog kick coverage helped the Huskies take a 24-6 halftime lead ''We looked like a team that hadn't worked outside any this week didn't we?" Pittman pointed out "We needed the outside work on our (kick) coverage and our pass defense" time" Pittman was referring to Husky quarterback Sonny Sixkiller who completed 10 of 24 passes for 230 yards Another thing that hurt TCU in the first half was field position Seldom did the Frogs have operating room The Frogs looked better in the second half though "WE STARTED OUT playing passive football Unaggressive Acted like we were afraid we were going to make mistakes" Pittman noted "In the second half I told 'em to get out there and play And they were sharper" Defensive back Lyle Blackwood who picked off a Sixkiller pass and returned it a school record 83 yards to set up TCU's first touchdown called Sixkiller "probably the best quarterback we'll face all year" Blackwood almost broke for a TD on his run but be was finally run out of bounds on the Washington 16 ikeisae fAuz FREDDIE POUNCY BOBBY DAVIS LYLE BLACK WOOD A heavy rain struck just before the opening kickoff and left water standing on the field "The footing wasn't real good" said quarterback Steve Judy who like the other Frogs had never played on a wet artificial surface before "They're probably used to it up here but we aren't I think I'd rather play on wet grass" heavy rains in Fort Worth and Pittman was afraid that the lack of outside work would hurt the Frogs "We made quite a few mistakes" Pittman said "We let some receivers get behind us and we didn't do a good job on their screens But the ball was right there every THE FROGS WERE forced lc work inside Daniel Meyer Coliseum Wednesday and Thursday because of POUNCY SCORES ON 94-YARD RUNBACK 99 Baylor Spanks Hoosiers 10-0 ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS Sixiciller's Bombs Crush ICU Hopes (From Page 1) (From Page 1) Adat3064 ripzelp kL down at theFrog 25 But every TCU offensive effort seemed doomed by a tough Husky line or a blitzing 30-30 RIFLE $59" USED NEW HAND GUNS $1250 UP 30-30 RIFLE sif ticic -au-- USED I II arlefrtartwill -a Jr But the damage was done and the Frogs might wish Sixkiller had taken up lacrosse or some other tribal sport Next they get Arkansas and Joe Ferguson ICU 6 014 6-26 Washington 14 10 13 7-44 1 run (Wiezbowski kick) 3 run (kick failed) 44 pass from Sixkiller (Wiezbowski kick) 52 fumble recovery (Wiezbowski kick) Wiezbowski 34 Wash rieg 99 kickoff return (Wiezbowski kick) 94 kickoff return (Peoples pass from Judy) 40 pass from Sixki lier (kicked failed) 0 pass from Judy (pass failed) 1 run (Wiezbowski kick) A-59900 1 White saw to that shocking the Hoosiers with a 94-yard return of the second-half kickoff for a touchdown The run was a beauty The pigskin seemed to lie on the turf forever as Williams and White tried to decide who should pick it up White finally scooped it up at the six started toward the center of the field but then cut back sharply to his right where he found daylight up the sidelines The 190-pound transfer from Tyler Junior College then cut back toward the center near the 50 and found clear sailing toward the end zone 'POLAROID CAMERA Model 104 210 VNA --lic POLAROID 1 0 1 --I CAMERA itii400r1RIT7 -'4 Model 104 210 who fumbled to the waiting Charlie Davis at the Husky 15 Judy then broke the completion mark to Pouncy to the 8 and hit the speedster again for the touchdown A two-point try failed but the Frogs had closed the gap to 37-26 Sixkiller changed that with 8:21 left He speared Scott on another long pass to the Frog one and Tony Apostile ran it over for a 44-26 lead Meanwhile both Judy and Marshall had difficulty moving against the Husky defense needing to pass and facing a stiff rush One promising push late in the period came to an end when Steve Patterson fumbled to the Huskies at the Washington 42 The Frogs did blunt a Washington up by another long Cahill punt return at the TCU 20 It ended with a missed field goal And they gave Greg Collins Six-killer's understudy a bad time I THEN WITH 3:34 left to play in he half Harris fumbled a handoff from Steve Judy and the ball popped into the hands of Washington tackle Gordy Guinn A 229-pounder Guinn romped 52 yards down the sideline to score and Washington had a 21-6 lead A little later Judy tied Sammy Baugh's career completion mark but the Frogs couldn't move with time running out and had to punt with 18 seconds showing on the clock Marshall fumbled a high snap fell on the ball and seconds later Steve Wiezbowski kicked a 34-yard field goal goal FROG-HUSKIE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TAPE EXCHANGE 1 TAPE EXCHANGE 7YPEr9itiTERs Members Tarrant County Pawn Brokers Association TAPE EXCHANGE 7YPEr9itiTERs Members Tarrant County Pawn Brokers Association Richard Mason all made their share of big plays Indiana managed 190 yards in total offense but only 12 first downs The Hoosiers didn't threaten until late in the game moving to the Bear six That move was short-circuited by a Goree interception All the scoring came in the first three minutes of the third quarter In addition to White's 95-yarder which tied the previous Baylor record for kickoff returns Mike Conradt kicked a 21- yard field goal With the Bear passing game having its problems (Si Southall hit only three of 16 for 41 yards and two interceptions) the offensive load was carried by tailback Matthew Williams who picked up 112 yard on 18 carries in addition to catching two passes for 30 yards Frogs were back to 17 points in arrears THEN SIXKILLER struck again After an exchange of punts he moved the Huskies to the Frog 48 before throwing long to Tom Scott who had a mere step on Frog halfback David McGinnis But Scott turned around before McGinnis got the ball at the TCU 5 and went in for the score Washington in high gear led 37-14 and the Frogs had a meager offensive output Also at that point and counting the Washington second quarter field goal with time expired 34 points had been scored in 4:38 At one time in a 28-second period there had been two touchdowns (the kickoff runbacks) one field goal an extra point kick and a two-point pass Then Marshall entered at quarterback against the Huskies' No 2 defensive unit Passing to Pouncy running himself and helped by Peoples' recovery of a Harris fumble on an 11-yard gainer the sophomore took the Frogs 77 yards He scored himself going over standing up from the 6 Marshall's conversion pass was batted down in the end zone and TCU trailed 37- 20 with 612 minutes left in the third quarter A FEW MINUTES later as the fourth quarter opened Bob Schobel racked Sixkiller Passing to Pouncy running himself and helped by Peoples' recovery of a Harris fumble on an 11-yard gainer the sophomore took the Frogs 77 yards Ile scored himself going over standing up from the 6 Marshall's conversion pass was batted down in the nd zone and TCU trailed 37- 20 with 612 minutes left in the third quarter A FEW MINUTES later as the fourth opencd Bob Schobel racked Sixkiller POLY PAWN SHOP 4074 Rosedale OP dale RUSHING 11-30 Davis 10-29L Patterson 6-18 Marshall 9-11 Judy 5-minus 16 $-29 Taggares 10-34 Ingalls 5-11 Apostle 5-24 Eicher 1-9 Brady 2-minus 7 Collins 4-minus 5 SW( lifer 3-minus 24 PASSING 9-22-0-84 Marshall 4-10- 10-24-2-230 Collins 8-17-3-89 UNIGOAL PAWN SHOP 1008 Berry 1 THE FIRST quarter remained scoreless atter Indiana's Chris Gartner missed a pair of field goals the first from 43 yards out and the second from 33 Neither team scored in the second quarter although Baylor did reach the Indiana 30 with just over a minute to go after Si Southall hit Matthew Williams with an 18-yard pass However Southall's next pass was intercepted by the Hoosiers' Larry Wright who returned from the 25 to the 37 to kill the mild threat Indiana's deepest penetration in the second quarter was to the Bear 40 Both teams managed only four first downs apiece during the first two quarters BUT THE scoreless deadlock didn't last long into the third quarter MIKE CONRADT booted the extra point 16 seconds into the half and Baylor was ahead 7-0 Two possessions later the Bears were ready to strike again after a 35-yard run by Williams moved the ball to the Indiana 24 Three plays later Southall hit Ron Hanson with an 11-yard pass that carried to the Hoosier 11 But the drive stalled after the Bears moved to the seven So Conradt came back onto the field and kicked a 25-yard field goal to make it 10-0 with 9:03 left in the third quarter Indiana's Mike Fulk recovered a Baylor fumble at the Bear 34 with 4:20 left la the period The liooslers moved to the 17 where a fourth-and-four pass was knocked away at the 10 by Gorell one of many big plays the 200-p ound linebacker turned in during the night Gorce came back in the fourth quarter to partially block a Hoosier punt that traveled only 22 yards A 15-YARD penalty against Indiana on the play gave the Bears possession 20 yards from the Hoosier goal They couldn 't get any closer though and Conradt missed a 37-yard field goal attempt with six minutes to go Indiana took over at the 20 and finally began to move behind reserve Ted AleNulty who passed his club all the way to the Bear six But Al as on and Nunn dropped McNulty for a three-yard loss on first down from that point Sutton knocked down a second-down pass and Mason dropped McNulty for a 10-yard pass on third down Then on fourth down it was that man Gorce again to the rescue picking off McNulty's pass to complete a fantastic defensive performance two minutes before the final gun It was an appropriate way to wrap up the victory Indiana Do 0 0 Baylor 0 0 10 0-10 94 kickoff return (Con radt kick) 15 PG A-27500 Eagles Rack Bucs 26-0 La" 14 elatITMM Mto Share these ings with choose from lion of new and sizes PAIR FOR ONLY 5 ZIP BOOT 75 Afoo fantastic say-friends and a large selecstyles colors HARVEY ANTON A0kl TODAY'S NEW LOOK SEVERAL OTHER SPECIAL PRICE GROUPS AVAILABLE Sugg Ret $23 82514 4 FOR 85514 81515 $99 84545 Plus $160 to 8248 Fed excise tax and 4 tiros off your car POPULAR SIZES BUYS! 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