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the preseason the name of one Dallas has been popping up for praise has had his best preseason ever" Dallas Landry said recently in praise of the speedy in his eighth season with the Cowboys to training camp two months ago saying to work harder than ever And that's just our best end overall a solid performer playing very well" Landry said Ile's par run his routes well and made some never been one of Hayes' strong points in that area is no accident a goal of mine this year to block better just kind of showing up" Bob explained Se BEST PRESEASON YET FOR COWBOY SPEEDSTER A A 4wt rercrtapre7 oeiti osoli I 16 fr --'4 1441wkWFeso lb it4 a9-eit "-41' i -1 i ral II" 2 Nt -J1 atte ks A 1 '4' Ok 5 t- 4 BEST PRESEASON YET 5 i- 4 i 'i 4 1 '15 A A i FOR COWBOY SPEEDSTER 7 ER I 1 -7 the preseason the name of one Dallas t' sti g-e has been popping up for praise 4-- ''t 4 has had his best preseason ever Dallas Il" tr ---k 1: 4 Landry said recently in praise of the speedy saying in his eighth season with the Cowboys ----t 2 k' to training camp two months ago ff 4 lt-if 047 v1! it 01 eff 44 to work harder than ever And that just 4401 -Ni' 46 l' 61 'Ile's our best end overall a solid performer Ps: csvile- par run his routes well and made some playing very well" Landry said li''''4 7 1 l''' 4' 144 1 NI --K never been one of Hayes' strong points 1 ki i4riNsts in that area is no accident 4W1-" a goal of mine this year to block better il: 2 just kind of showing up" Bob explained N00 IV c4'1fr 2 i 1' 1 i IN i 44utms s-A44 4 pt 1 A A Akilit a LiceLfr 404 fps --4 -4 li 1- 11's' I 0 'POKE-RAIDER INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING 20 108 Garrison 10- SO Newhouse 11S3 Montgomery rt-PJ Concannon 1-S Oakland Hubbard 15-67 Highsmith 6 20 Queen 5-19 Banaszek S-11 Stabler 20 PASSING 1-12-126-0 Concannon 2 9-23-1 7-20-85-2 La monica 1-1-12 1 RECEIVING 2 tor Hill 7 lo Sellers 1-17L Ditke 1-12: West 110 Parks 1-6 Truax 1-12 3-41 Branch 1- la Highsmith 112 Moore 8481 Bue 1:10 Sian' 1-8 Sun Sept 10 1972 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 3-3 Alabama Subdues Blue Devils 35-12 BIRMINGIIAMAla (AP) Veteran quarterback Terry Davis and fullback Paul Spivey led seventh-ranked Alabama to a 35-12 victory over Duke Saturday night in the opening football game for both schools Strong running by Spivey early in the game and perfect moved 68 yards and scored passing throughout by Davis on an eight-yard pass to Richard Brienza kept Duke in the hole although the Blue Devils made a battle of it most of the MacArthur way on the running of Steve Jones and the passing of Stuns Sunse young Bob Albright The Crimson Tide's longest IRVING Irving MacAr gainer was a 39-yard scoring thur won its season openei run by Steve Bisceglia late here Saturday night with at in the game 8-6 verdict over Dallas Sunse Alabama jumped to a 14-0 In a non-district footbal lead in the first quarter on clash runs by Spivey and Joe La- The game was scoreless tin Bue but Duke came right til the fourth quarter whel back in the second period for the Cardinals' broke the le 12 points on scoring passes as fullback Ricky Norri by Albright plunged over from the one Spivey's runs came behind yard line Norris then threw the strong blocking of the running pass to Barney Bar Tide's awesome middle nett for the two-point COnVel guards John Ilannah and sion Buddy Brown and center Sunset came back with 7:2 Jim Krapf to play when Don Wade threl John Croyle was a stand- a 34-yard touchdown pass out on defense from his end David Houser But the cot position for Alabama Ile version attempt failed forced and recovered one fumble and threw Duke backs MIME TO TIE for losses at other times AKRON Ohio (API Keit The first Duke score fol- State University rallied froi lowed a fumble recovery by a 13-0 deficit opening It Ernie Clark Albright passed fourth quarter Saturday nigl the Blue Devils down the to tie Akron University 13-1 field ending with an 11-yard in the first meeting of ti scoring toss to Mark Landon neighboring schools in Shortly afterwards Duke years moved 68 yards and scored on an eight-yard pass to Richard Brienza MacArthur Stuns Sunset IRVING Irving MacArthur won its season opener here Saturday night with an 8-6 verdict over Dallas Sunset In a non-district I oot ball clash The game was scoreless until the fourth quarter when the Cardinals' broke the ice as fullback Ricky Norris plunged over from the one-yard line Norris then threw a running pass to Barney Barnett for the two-point conversion Sunset came back with 7:29 to play when Don Wade threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to David Houser But the conversion attempt failed BATTLE TO TIE AKRON Ohio (API Kent State University rallied from a 13-0 deficit opening the fourth quarter Saturday night to tie Akron University 13-13 in the first meeting of the neighboring schools in 18 years I --7-- Sun Sept10 1972 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 3-3 4 '4 Alabama Subdues --ic--404--ict-' Blue Devils 35-12 BIRMINGIIAMAla (AP) Veteran quarterback Terry "1 Davis and fullback Paul Spivey led seventh-ranked Alaba- -5 'a ma to a 35-12 victory over Duke Saturday night in the open- 1 ing football game for both schools Strong running by Spivey ck 1 early in the game and perfect moved 68 yards and scored passing throughout by Davis on an eight-yard pass to 4 Brienza kept Duke in the hole al- 4 4 Richard i 1 though the Blue Devils made a battle of it most of the macArthur ::0 i't: way on the running of Steve Jones and the passing of Stuns Sunset young Bob Albright The Crimson Tide's longest IRVING Irving MacAr- gainer was a 39-yard scoring thur won its season opener run by Steve Bisceglia late here Saturday night with an Nk in the game 8-6 verdict over Dallas Sunset 1 Alabama jumped to a 14-0 In a non-district football 4441 lead in the first quarter on clash runs by Spivey and Joe La- The game was scoreless tin- 4' Bue but Duke came right til the fourth quarter when back in the second period for the Cardinals' broke the ice 12 points on scoring passes as fullback Ricky Norris t410 4 by Albright 4 plunged over from the one- I Spivey's runs came behind yard line Norris then threw a 4sw444 the strong blocking of the running pass to Barney Bar- Tide's awesome middle nett for the two-point conver- guards John Ilannah and sion Buddy Brown and center Sunset came back with 7:29 Jim Krapf to play when Don Wade threw John Croyle was a stand- a 34-yard touchdown pass to 'POKE-RAIDER out on defense from his end David Houser But the con-INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS position for Alabama Ile version attempt failed RUSHING forced and recovered one 20 108 Goirrkon 10- umble and threw Duke backs BATTLE TO TIE SO Newhouse 11-S3 Montgomery fumble 41-11J Concannon 1-S Oakland Hubbard 15-62 Hiokt- for losses at other times AKRON Ohio (API Kent Smith 6 20 Queen S-I9 Banaszak State niver sity rallied om s- Stabler 2 The first Duke score fol- PASSING 1 "3P- 17G126-0 Concan- lowed a fumble recovery by a 13-0 deficit opening th nAllms-Morton non Oakla 2 1 fourth quarter Saturday night 2-20-85-2 La- Ernie Clark Albright passed monica 1-1-12 RECEIVING 1 the Blue Devils down the to tie Akron University 13-13 2 Hill 7 lo Sellers 1-17' Ditka 1-17 1Nest 140 Pranch 1- field ending with an 11-yard in the first meeting of the I scoring toss to Mark Landon neighboring schools in 18 le 1 Highsmith Slant 1-12 Moore i-111 1-8 Shortly afterwards Duke years das 15 gtYllg Dilitzir Alcorn( DAY 10 YIP'S A I 1 I o' Sun Sept101972 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 3-3 VP Alabama Subdues 444-s'41 1- --4' Blue Devils 35-12 IA "i-C BIRINIINGIIANIAla (AP) 'Veteran quarterback Terry Davis and fullback Paul Spivey led seventh -ranked Alaba- -5 4 b0 ma to a 35-12 victory over Duke Saturday night in the open- 1 4 ing football game for both schools Strong running by Spivey 11 I I early in the game and perfect moved 68 yards and scored on an eight yard pass to passing throughout by Davis Richard Brienza t4 -2 kept Duke in the hole al- -t though the Blue Devils made a battle of it most of the macArthur 774 way on the running of Steve 4 i' 4 Jones and the passing of Stuns Sunset young Bob Albright The Crimson Tide's longest IRVING Irving MacAr gainer was a 39-yard scoring thur won its Feason opener run by Ste ith an ve Bisceglia late here Saturday night in the game ''s 8-6 verdict over Dallas Sunset to a 14-0 In a non-district 1 all lead in the first uan rter clas runs by Spivey and Joe La- The game was scoreless tin- Bue but Duke came right til the fourth quarter when back in the second period for the Cardinals' broke the ice 12 points on scoring passes as fullback Ricky Norris 4 plunged over from the one I Spivey's runs came behind yard line Norris then threw a by Albright the strong blocking of the running pass to Barney Bar- Tide aw esom middle nett for the two point conver- PATTERSON AT AL! CAMP Floyd Patterson bolds one of Muhammad All's twin daughters on a PressWireohoto i visit to help dedicate All's new training camp Deer Lake Pa Patterson and All will meet Sept 20 Press Wireohoto iew training camp in Deer will meet Sept 20 All throughout Cowboy consistently "Bob Ilayes coach Tom receiver who is Hayes came he was ready what he's done "He's been Bob has been blocked up to tough catches" Blocking has and his improvement "It was just and I guess it's All throughl Cowboy consist( "Bob Ilayes coach Tom Lar receiver who is Itayes came he was ready what he's done "He's been Bob has been blocked up to tough catches" Blocking ha and his improvt "It was just and I guess it's All throughout Co kboy consistently "Bb ayes coach Tom receiver who is what he Hayes came he was ready 's done 'lie's been blocked up to Bob has been tough catches" Blocking has and his improvement It was just and I guess it Southerners Zip Past UTA 38-17 BOB HAS RESPECT OF DEFENDERS Another reason Hayes may be trying harder is that he's been left off the Pro Bowl team the last four years an exclusion he feels has been unjust "One year Johnny Morris caught 93 passes and I caught about 40 His total yardage was about 85') and mine was over 1000 I had a lot more touchdowns than he did but he went to the Pro Bowl and I didn't" the 29-year-old Hayes recalls "Last year I had more yardage and touchdowns than Dick Gordon but he had more catches than I did Ile went to the Pro Bowl and I didn't I'm not mad at the other receivers It's the guys who select the team that get me "I don't think they understand what makes an effective receiver" If Hayes doesn't have the respect of the Pro Bowl selectors he does have the respect of the people who have to defend against him Kansas City cornerback Jim Marsalis is one of the Hayes believers "It's a nightmare for a cornerback the night before the game or a whole week before the game really because you're wondering bow you're going to play him" Marsalis says "A lot of people think Bob just gets out there lines up and just takes off when the ball is snapped But he uses a lot of finesse and he works you "He uses his moves very well He'll run curls and comeback patterns that will set you up And then there he goes like a blaze of wind going down the sidelines" BOB Another rea he's been left ol exclusion he fee "One year caught about 40 was over 1000 but he went to Ilayes recalls "Last year Dick Gordon bi to the Pro Bom receivers It's II "I don't thi tive receiver" If Hayes do lectors he does to defend again5 Kansas Cit3 Hayes believers "It's a night game or a whc you're wonderir says "A lot of pe and just takes lot of finesse an "He uses comeback patte goes like a bla BOB HAS RESPECT OF DEFENDERS Another reason Hayes may be trying harder is that he's been left off the Pro Bowl team the last four years an exclusion he feels has been unjust "One year Johnny Morris caught 93 Passes and I GAME AT A GLANCE UTA SO MISS 10 First Downs 20 111 Yards Gained Rushing leo 115 Yards Gained Passing 147 9 of 24 Passes Completed 11 of 31 2 189SeS Intercepted by 4 for 37 Punts No Avl 1 for 43 3 Fumbles Lost 2 45 Yards Penalized Kyle Gantt at the UTA 27 On first down Palazzo hit Plunkett over the middle and the Southerners were on the scoreboard Guy's kick made it 7-0 REDUCED TO REGULAR OUR THAN PRICES! DISCOUNT DI ti DOUBLE COVERAGE LIMITS CATCHES New York Jet cornerback Ear lie Thomas also has plenty of respect for Hayes "Hayes has speed and he exploits it Just the idea he's coming so fast is a shock to you Thcn be makes his cut and beats you" The reason Bob doesn't catch that many passes during the season is because he's always double-covered So the Cowboys don't throw to him that often "I'm always double-teamed and sometimes triple-teamed and coach Landry doesn't believe in doing things the hard way" Ilayes says "He figures that if there are two men on me someone else is going to be open So why not throw to him? If I can take two men with me that leaves the other wide receiver or the tight end man-for-man" Hayes still owns the speed that earned him the title of "world's fastest human" eight years ago "I couldn't say if I'm faster or not But I feel real good If I trained for it I could compete with the world's best in the 100" Hayes is one of four outstanding wide receivers on the Dallas squad along with Lance Alworth Ron Sellers and Billy Parks That quartet has been locked in a hot battle for two starting wide receiver berths Now it's a three-way fight though among Alworth Parks and Sellers Hayes has won his battle DOW New York ty of respect lot "Hayes has coming so fast and beats you" The reason the season is Cowboys don't 1 "I'm alwa3 teamed and co early in the third quarter be- fore the flood gates opened On the second play of the half Beavers covered his second fumble of the contest Sid Sims moved UTA from the 33 to the 20 of Southern Mississippi on first down before the drive stalled Coppedge split the uprights from 38 yards and the Mays were back in the contest briefly They didn't stay in the game because they ran only six more offensive plays during the quarter Typical of the period was the patient 14play 56-yard drive which increasPd the Southerners' lead to 24-10 THE SOUTHERNERS were finally able to unleash Orange but again it was the pinpoint throws of Palazzo that fueled the drive Orange got the six points with his second two-yard scoring thrust Morriss replaced Holland following the kickoff but the battle-weary defense's rest on the sideline was brief Thomas Henderson gobbled up a fumbled handoff between Morriss and Joe Whitney and Southern Mississippi's final scoring drive of the third qu a er covered only 25 yards And again it was Orange who made the Mays' night a little bluer as his third touchdown of the night came on a one-yard burst Guy misfired on the PAT so the score stood 30-10 The Southerners ran the margin to 38-10 early in the fourth quarter Dennis Rogsallo took over for Palazzo and guided USN' to paydirt on his first effort The payoff came on Orange's fourth TD of the night Rossallo passed to John Sawyer for a two-point conversion BROGUE 1711110 TIP Black or Brown Black Corium 0" Fully Leather Lined Prime Leather Sole Brown rfam Lther Lined other Sole Black Corfam Fully Leather Lined Prime Leather Sole By BOB CLANTON Star-Telegram Sports Writer HATTIESBURG Miss UT-Arlington discovered Southern hospitality was no match for charity even in the heart of Dixie Saturday night The Mavericks came out on opener at the hands of Southern Mississippi It was a setback made even more bitter for the Mays as they gave away three fumbles and four interceptions before 10240 fans who suffered in the heat of Faulkner Field The contest marked the debut of the three transfer quarterbacks Craig Holland Vic Morriss and Bobby Hill But it was as also the debut for USM's Buddy Palazzo at the man-under slot and he wasn't about to share the spotlight with anyone The junior hit 10 of 20 passes for 137 yards and one touchdown BUT STATISTICS don't tell the story of ball control as Palazzo was able to sustain timely drives against the weary Maverick defense And when the smell of pay-dirt was strong it was Doyle Orange who did the dirty work Orange had 65 yards in 25 carries but the flashy back had four touchdowns and that's the only statistic that really mattered for the Southerners Holland quarterbacked the Mavericks the first half and hit eight of 21 for 99 yards But he suffered all four interceptions Offensively the bright spot was the punting of Joe Whitney and Rhea Coppedge who was true on a 37-yard field goal But it was an all too familiar problem that haunted the Mavericks Lack of offensive consistency and the turnovers made it a long night for the defense wl'ich on tn's muggy night was like a death sentence It was some costly Southern hospitality that put the Mays in a 14-0 hole the first period UTA took the kickoff but it was Southern Mississippi that scored the first touchdown a minute later On the Islays' second play from scrimmage Holland hit Felley Donaldson who fumbled into the arms of minute later On the scored the first touchdown a Islays' second play from scrimmage Holland hit Felley Donaldson who fumbled into the arms of 44 1 4N NY' A 1 rta 41 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI spent the rest of the quarter trying to get out of its territory When they did the Southerners went in for sevtn more and again it was a UTA mistake that set up the tally The Mays' defensive wall led by Ted Williams almost had Palazzo trapped in the end zone for a safety Palazzo escaped to the two but a defensive holding penalty gave the Southerners comfort at their own 31 From there Southern Mississippi ground it out to make it 14-0 Two long runs by Plunkett and a two-yard scoring thrust by Doyle Orangt ended the drive The Southerners added three more on a 30-yard field goal by Guy before the Mays cracked the scoreboard UTA GOT its first break late in the second period as Sam Beavers pounced on a Palazzo fumble at the Southerners' 14 On third and 10 Holland hit Sussey for nine but it was a personal foul that gave the Mays a first down at the two Bussey hit the right side on first down for the TD and Coppedge made it 17-7 with the point-after UTA had one last chance to get back into the game as 'Tolland and Donaldson teamed on a pass which carried to the Southern Mississippi 37 Royce West carried another Holland pass to the 14 but on the next play Guy choked off the threat with an interception the second off On the threat with '31 ception the second aoliff 1 Illo rl- Cornhuskers Fall 20-17 (Continued From Page I) 1 Sugg Retail $2495 90 I kt 11 i 1 I 44Vbs Sugg Retail $2495 1 Eil 5 91 1 4 -t 1 1 1 4 '44t44444V I 95 I 5 9 4 4481ks 1 l' I I '77 4: i 1 )t1' t0: 7 qt 4444 0p i "4 0 z7 0 0 i qr 5'N VW01441061 '''14tl' I l' 4 0 own 43 to the Nebraska 14 before soccer-style kicker Herrera won the game The heavily 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Arlington 0 7 3 7-17 Mississippi Southern 3 13 27 pass from PaleLig (Guy kick) 2 run (Guy kick) 34 Guy UTA Bussey 2 run (Coopedoe kick) 38 Coppadoe 2 run (Guy krk) 1 run (kir tAiled) I run (Sawyer pass from Rossello) la pass from Hill Conperipe kick) A-10200 Ityli kick) 2 run (Guy kick) 34 Guy UTA Bussey 2 run (Coopedoe 38 Coppedge 2 run (Guy krkt 1 run (kirk tailed) 1 run (Sawyer oass 16 Doss from Hill Rt'sseilo Coopering' kick) A-10200 Continued From Page 1) pie option work was excellent allowing Aggie runners Brad Dusek Mark Green freshman Earnest Bean and substitute Gary Whitehead to gouge out the yardage Defensively the Aggies also showed plenty especially Grady Iloermann who intercepted two Shocker passes that led to scores defense held WS to 20 yards rushing on 24 carries 1 When Gilley scored and the conversion was added Wichi: ta State was ahead 116 But James directed the Aggies to four additional TDs in the ini tial half which sewed it up The Aggies added another six-pointer in the third quarter when James went in from the 10 at the 6:38 mark Green led all rushers with 165 yards on 23 carries as thp Aggies amassed 363 afoot and had 28 first downs one short of a team record The Aggics went into intermission with a 30-13 lead but had a couple of glaring breakdowns which cost them dearly kickoff unit was stunned twice by long touchdown returns Speck's 85- yarder and the 96-yarder by Don Gilley the first two times they booted to the Shockers ANOTHER OBVIOUS letdown was that the Aggies failed to score on conversions after their five first -11 a I touchdowns The kickoff returns were finally stopped when placekicker Randy Iladdox drilled them into the Pnd zone On everything else the Aggies looked super in the opening hall The James-guidld clfense was smooth and almoFt flawless and the Hocrmann-anc hored defense put severe pressure on the Shockers Speck's return came at the opening of the game and was aided by the Aggies over-running the ball Speck bobbled it but when he gained control he had clear sailing driving into the end zone 30 yards ahead of any Aggie defender 'S it THAT TD just 13 seconds into the game gave the Shockers a 6-0 advantage and they weren't headed until the 10:10 mark of the second quarter Gilley's thing of beauty came at 5:56 of the opening period after the Aggies had tied the score 6-6 The fleet 170-pounder took the ball in the middle of the field at the four-yard line went straight ahead to about the 20 darted right and found a hole and outran the Aggies After John Potts' kick Wichita State led 136 Thus after having run only three Holland COPPEDGE PUT the Mays back into the game at 17-10 Patient Aggies Keep Cool Drop Wichita 36-13 offensive plays and handling two kickoffs the Shockers were miraculously ahead But after that the first half belonged to the Aggies AFTER TYING It 6-6 at 6:10 of the first quarter on a 32-yard pass from James to homer May tacked on four more scores They came on two-yard bursts by Ernest "Bubba" Bean and Green a I4-yard scamper by Gary Whitehead and a 38-yard spurt by Green which James set up beautifully after moving down the line on the option Bean making his varsity debut as a freshman went in to cap a 16-play 70-yard march at 14:06 of the second period But Lean hurt a leg on the TD and watched from the sidelines from then on 0 0 UM FINALLY jumped into the lead on Green's score -rrr from the two after lloorMatill had intercepted Tom Owen at the Shockers' 31 Brad Dusek's 16-yard run up the middle set up Green's TD which put the Aggies in front 18-13 at 1020 of the second stanza At 2:34 it became 24-13 after llocrmann's pass steal put the Aggies at the Shocker 14 Whitehead followed with his 14-yard TD run walking the sideline the final seven yards Then at 0:38 from the Wichita 38 James scooted right went five yards upfield and at the last moment pitched to Green who went in untouched 'fey AIM 6 24 0-34 Wichita 13 0 0 0-13 Wir SS kickoff return (kick Won) 1 DOS from James (COfivorsinn f4101) 94 kckoff return (Potts kick) ARM-Belln 2 run (convarsion Mord) 2 run (convrsion Wert) 16 rim (enoversion ALM -JAMS 10 run (conversion failed) A-226'4 Other Genuine Alligators From $4590 11WeitSieLWkig13 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Sizes Over 12 Slightly Higher 4 kme4-71tyrt land -elett 4 'AO 41 f-4 lkill 'au 0tir "--10 't 'i ss: 1 St 1 COPPEDGE PUT the Mays back into the game at 17-10 At rAk4i 4111ktk tit 1 '74 41) 11 9 () 4431 0 14 I 0 Patient Aggies Keep Cool Drop Wichita 36-13 4 Nv 1---ot had 28 first downs one short hored defense put severe offensive plays and handling from the two after HOPTM11111 '188 I 4' 1 Continued From Page 1 of a team record pressure on the Shockers two kickoffs the Shockers had intercepted Tom Owen at ti mracuos a 1 0 were head The Aggies went into inter- Speck's return came at the the Shockers' 31 -it i- i 7 17 A- I pie option work was excellent mission with a 30-13 lead but opening of the game and was But after that the first half Brad Dusek's 16-yard run 1 'IVta7'''- -st-' allowing Aggie runners had a couple of glaring break- aided by the Aggies over -run- belonged to the Aggies up the middle set up Green's Other Genuine Nk -o) 1 Brad Dusek Mark Green downs which cost them dear- ning the ball 4 4 freshman Earnest Bean and IY Speck bobbled it but when TD which put the Aggies in Alligators From substitute Gary Whitehead kickoff unit was he gained control he had AFTER TYING It 6-6 at front 18-13 at 10:20 of the see- to gouge out the yardage De- stunned twice by long touch- clear sailing driving into the 6:10 of the first quarter on a ond stanza $4590 fensively the Aggies also down returns Speck's 85- end zone 30 yards ahead of 32-yard pass from James to At 2:34 it became 24-13 at- Grady yarder and the 96-yarder by any Aggie defender Homer May tacked on ter Hoermann's pass steal put 111Wisto koMP 1 plenty especially four more scores the Aggies at the Shocker 14 Ell Hoermann ho inter- Don Gilley the first two They came on two-yard Whitehead followed with his cepted two Shocker passes times they booted to the THAT TD just 13 seconds 1 that led to scores Shockers into the game gave the Shock- bursts by Ernest "Bubba" 14-yard TD run walking the Bean and Green a 14-yard sideline the final seven yards pLtriTy OF FREE PARKMO eCni 8 11 A AA ti defense held WS to 20 ers a 6-0 advantage and they scamper by Gary Whitehead Then at 0:38 from the ANOTHER OBVIOUS let- weren't headed until the 10:10 1 Af 1 yards rushing on 24 carries and a 38-yard spurt by Green Wichita 38 James scooted Sizes Oyer 12 Slightly Higher down was that the Aggies mark of the second quarter When Gilley scored and the failed ta to on conversions Gilley's thing of beauty which James Sc beauti went five yards upfield ful- rig ht ly after moving down the line and at the last moment conversion was added VVichi- after their five 1 Hi a I came at 5:56 of the opening ta State was ahead 116 But on the option pitched to Green who went in -ANVI'''''i 41 If -1 tOtirhdowns period after the Aggies had 1 James directed the Aggies to The 1 ickoli returns were fi- tied the score 6-6 Bean making his vasity untouched I 1 i LT- 1 1 I' 1 11 I four additional TDs in the ini- debut as a freshman wenrt in nally stopped ixhen plaeekick- The fleet 170-pounder took 1W" 't 1111 11A fii tial half which sewed it up er Randy Iladdox drilled the ball in the middle of the to cap a 16-play 70-yard IS kickoff return (kick tlft-truipe 1 l'''' 011 fallen) re The Aggies added another them into the end zone field at the four-yard line march at 14:06 of the second A 12 oesi from James ri'll 1 v- ek 4 Icy 14014 11181CAUJORR (COfivorsinn f4101) 4 1 six-pointer in the third quart- On everything else the Ag- Yvent straight ahead to about Period But Lean hurt a leg Acs-illey 94 kkoff return (Potts 0 a Alt A es 4 Ilk 7 I 2 er when James went in from gi rl looked super in the open- the 20 darted right and found on the TD and watched from 1'-' m-afitn2 run (convarsion the 10 at the 6:38 mark in half a hole and outran the Aggies en on Moro 2 run (conversion Ill 'A -'t NOAH tti rtv) k4 fro lf-1 I Green led all rushers wi the sidelines from then The James-guidld offense After John Potts' kick tioi-a AOWhilohaal lA run (reinvors ikiV tl il ion 1 et 4 a4: i 165 yards on 23 carries as thp vvas smooth and almoFt flaw- Wichita State led 136 Thus A01 I A I jumped 112 tA'--JAmili to run (conversion Aggies amassed 363 afoot and Ics3 and the Hocrmann-anc- after haying run only three into the lead on Green's score ll'll'2'69 i 3 4 4 i '''''A l'.