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213 Fort Worth STARIELEGRAM Sun No 1972 uffs Mavericks Clobber BROCK THE ROCK: A DEVINE RUNNER ve----Nx 44ft IA 4 4 1 A UI I BROCK THE ROCK: AmoimonmomiLltit 1 A DEVINE RUNNER Bussey Paces Third Straight Victory Since lie arrived in Green Lay 22 months ago Dan Devine has in the hne of duty suffered a broken leg food poisoning and the retirement of Bart Starr not to mention a 104-yard reception return by the Giants early this season that beat the Packers In view of Devine's initiation to the NIL coaching business it seems a miracle that he hasn't leaped in a snowmobile and driven babbling off to the nearby North Pole Large fast 1000-yard runners can save a coach's sanity however and it was a pleasant coincidence that John Brockington arrived in Green Bay the same time Brockington the force meets Dick Butkus the object Sunday in Chicago Only 375 yards away from another 1000-yard season Brockington has brought the Pack back stepped out of bounds at the West Texas 23 After the touchdown West Texas had one final chance at a quick score But it was UTA who went the scoring route Ernest Baptist picked off his second pass of the day at the UTA 35 and returned it to the West Texas 21 Five seconds remained as Coppedge split the uprights from 38 yards away for a 17-0 margin Coppedge found the range again in the third quarter to stretch the lead to 20-0 West Texas drove from its 19 to the Maverick 29 on its first possession of the second half UTA's defense held on fourth and five and Morriss and his mates took over Sid Sims and Bussey ate up the yardage with short pops The long gain of the drive was a screen pass to Sims The effort stalled at the Buffs 26 and Coppedge hit his field goal from 42 yards West Texas St 0 0 0 7 UTA 710 3 0-70 9 run (Comedoe kick) 23 run (Conctedae kick) 38 FG 42 FG I run (Rivera kick) Att-06430 '1t Z1 7 'Ir i 411 'A yr -I tt A ii in n'4 ttlt Iv''' 41-- ft 1 4ogst omoPloos foe- i 04 0---4 ett 4 t-4 11 AA" 4 le" 'I -4 t34 kk Ost tot or- lk or Z't r' 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t4'' 1 0 A I Ty: Y' 'tti i 0 ff "4 tioe ko 9 4 14 all kf' 4a 4-la? 4: 1 BEARS FOILED IN DRAFT BY PACKER TRADE By BOR CLANTON Slar-Telegram Spoils Wri ler ARLINGTON It was exes day for UT-Arlington And what the estimatde homecoming crowd of 8600 saw at Arlington Stadium was reminiscent of a happier football era The Mavericks turned running back star Dexter Bussey loose on West Texas State Saturday and the fleet junior led the way to a 20-7 victory the third srtaight for UTA Homecoming crowds around UTA hadn't seen a victory in five years But then the third win surpassed the total of the last two seasons combined Not since a four-game stretch early in 1969 has UTA savored victories in successive quantities BUSSEY 'S performance Ironic all coincides with UTA's season turnabout In the first five games of the season the junior from Dallas had only 67 yards rushing In the last four games Bussey's accounted for 576 and his season's total of 643 is just 127 short of the UTA school record in a season Saturday Bussey's net was 130 yards on 22 romps But the Mavericks were able to blend his talents in with the middle-of-the-line thrusts of Sid Sims and the option quarterbacking of Vic Morriss 4 THE RESULT was a ball control offense that put West Texas State behind the eight ball with a 17-point first half On the defensive side of the ledger UTA come up with five turnovers Ernest Baptist stole two But for a slick piece of dealsmanship Brockington might be on the other bench in Soldier Field Sunday Before he hdd even moved into a house In Green Bay last year Devine holed up in a hotel with a projector and reels of film Ile came out with bleary eyes and a call for a big running back Ills first choice as Joe Moore whom he had coached at Missouri the previous year Devine's scouts however opted for Brockington who had just finished a record breaking season at Ohio State GAME AT A GLANCE TEXAS ST UT 17 First Downs 16 14 Yards Gamed Rushing 211 115 Yards Gained Passings 30 le C-moleted 4 sz Passes Intercepted 3 for 31 Punts No Ave A for 393 1 Fumbles Lost YarLs Penalized 7 stray Buffalo passes and linebacker John Brown playing with a broken thumb brought 20 WTS ball carriers to the turf The only blot on the defense was West Texas' lone touchdown which came with 5:22 to play on a five-yard keep by quarterback Mike Wanes THE BUFFALOES were without two of their top runners and could never generate any offensive consistency with the patchwork wishbone personnel UTA's secondarymen Baptist and Eugene Ayers can take some of the credit for that They accounted for 19 tackles while Hiram Burleson came up with 11 from his middle linebacker position Bussey scored both UTA touchdowns from nine and 23 yards and when the offense found the going tough A Coppedge new holder of the single-game field goal record in the Southland Conference took over Coppedge hit only two of five but his 33- and 42-yarders were only insurance for the early ball control efforts UTA's defense set up 10 points Bussey accounted for 14 and the Mavericks had a 17-0 halftime advantage The first touchdown drive covered 93 yards but the big gainer was a punt by Joe Whitney that the Buffs' Robert Edward muffed and Eugene Ayers fell on at the WTS 13 Three plays netted nine yards Facing fourth and one UTA ran Bussey off tackle He didn't stop at the first down His nine-yard burst broke the scoring ire with 2:05 to go in the first quarter A Coppedge made it 7-0 Only hitch was the Bears also had their eager claws out for Brockington and they were to draft ahead of Green Bay Then hours before the draft Devine traded quarterback Don Horn to Denver for defensive end Alden Roche Denver's position in the drafting sequence just ahead of Chicago Green Bay grabbed Brockington and Chicago chose Aloore Photo by SKEETER HAGLER Saturday but Mays Warren Johnson (77) and Ted Williams (78) combined to block it BLOCKED HICK West Texas' Juan Garza attempted a field goal in the first half of the UTA-WT game Ilrockington produced a sensational rookie season including three consecutive 100-yard games Ile finished the season with 10:32 yards second only to Denver's Floyd Little es POWER COMBINED WITH FISHY OPEN-FIELD MOVES Eagles Gunned Down By NM State 36-22 Mil kap Pins Loss on Texas Lutheran JACKSON Miss (AP) Millsaps College scored on two long pass plays in the last three minutes and 45 seconds to score an upset 12-7 victory over Texas Lutheran Saturday Trailing 7-0 David Keys threw 42 yards to David Marsh with 3:43 to play in the fourth period The Majors then tried a two-point pass conversion that was incomplete Millsaps then came back with 2:07 to go and connected on a 55-yard pass play from Keys to Rowan Torrey Their two-point conversion attempt again was incomplete Texas Lutheran scored in the second period on an 11- yard run by Brock Kalmbach "You don't like to compare players but everybody thinks Brockington is another Jim Taylor" says the Packers backfield coach Red Cochran "Frankly I think Brockington has more speed and more open-field sense" MAVERICK-BUFFALO INDIVIDUAL STAT1STICS RUSHING WTS---Buroess 12-55 Wartes 7-48 Fraley 14-26 Schleider 11-44: Kilpatrick 1-6 Brown 1-(-10) Sweat 2(-5)t Leach 1-4 22-130 Sims 15-49 Morriss 14-26 DeGrenier 2-8 Highsmith 3-18 GAME AT A GLANCE NMS NTS11 24 First Downs 20 169 Years gained rushing 142 331 Tart gained natsimi 162 16 of 31 Passes Completed 15 of 45 1 Passes intercepted 0 3 or 41 Punts No vg 9 for 9 3 Fumbles Lost 1191 Yards Penalized 19 "Brockington's speed and moves surprise you" says Cincinnati linebacker Bill Bergey "You look at the films and he appears to be a tough power runner Then you get op the field with him and he not only runs with power but giyes you moves like a fish" Brockington's reputation as a fierce runner was quickIYrstablished In his third game as a pro he drove into the Bengals' Ken Dyer with such force that Dyer was paralyzed and didn't walk for two months BUSSEY RAN it to 14-0 late in the second period Morriss drove the Mavs 60 yards with Bussey covering the final 23 lie carried it the distance four plays earlier but the ref ruled Dexter had RECEIVING MS Brown 143 Solis 443 SAM ers 2-79 7-7 neGrenier 1-13 Sims HO PASSING WIS-13rown 0-1-0-0 Varies 4-9-41 1 Sweat 4-5-55-I Leach 4-6-3-0 :7 "I used to watch Jim Brown and Gale Sayers especialU" Brockington says "There was nobody like Sayers for nloves and nobody like Brown for power But I didn't try to copy either one You can't you have to be yourself out IFiere? I'm not looking to run over anybody But I will" New Mexico State school passing records completed four key shots in the drive with Register finishing it up with a dive from the one-yard line Sark's kick made it 16-7 North Texas experienced disaster on its next possession when quarterback Rick Shaw was trapped for an ample loss and fumbled the ball away at the Eagle 46 A quick pass from Pisarcik to Warren covered the entire distance on one play and suddenly it was 23-7 Sark punched in a 30-yard field goal before the period ended to make the score 26-7 with the Eagles sinking fast Phil Shotland replaced Shaw at quarterback and put together an Eagle counter-punch Shotland went over from the one to cut the mar gin to 26-14 but another Sark field goal gave the Aggies a 29-22 lead New Mexico State marched 87 yards in an impressive retaliatory gesture The major damage was accomplished on back-to-back 28 and I4-yard cotnpletions from Pisarcik to Otis Register and Scooter Warren Jim Germany a freshman converted frem tight end to running back shredded the Eagle defense on a 15-yard scoring run with 42 seconds left in the first quarter However North Texas maintained the lead when Earl Sark's extra point attempt fluttered wide MORIDAY TUESDAY IRIEDRIESDAY Vores ome Atit 7 MONDAY cl A TUESDAY A 01 4 IRIEDNESDAV Ai t's-g! 1 1 By MIKE SHROPSHIRE Star-Telegram Sports Writer DENTON When North Texas State invited New Mexico State to its homecoming game the Eagles never dreamed the Aggies would pull the old John Wilkes Booth routine New Mexico State was supposed to be toothless and arthritic an ideal household pet The Eagles however discovered they can't take anyone for granted as New Mexico State posted a surprising 36-22 win at Fouts Field Saturday afternoon The defeat brought the Eagles' ambitious November Purge to a dismal end North Texas which had posted its initial win of the campaign a week ago over Cincinnati had planned to use the Aggies as the logical stepping stone to a whirlwind finish to their season New Mexico State quarterback Joe Pisarcik turned the Eagle defense into a green heap as he masterminded a furious second half charge lot the Aggies which included a pair of long-distance touchdown passes to his miniature receiver Scooter Warren ait WIIIIE A crowd of 110G0 sat huddled in quiet dismay the Eagles' record dropped to 1-8 The Greenies' attack got good results from the Port Arthur Bomber halfback Charlie Johnson but mostly it was like the Gillette Cavalcade of Incomplete Passes as coach Rod Rust went through a trio of quarterbacks in an effort to inject consistent offensive spark I 0 SOUTHWEST 31 Texas Tech 7 17 Pay lor 3 -Texas 27 SMU 17 IT-Arlitnton 20 Texas St 7 New Mexico St 36 Tex-is St 22 'Rice 23 Arkansas 20 Oklahoma St 45 Kansas St Melkluery 42 Austin Coll 0 Alcorn 13 Prairie View 0 Wichito St 17 Trinity 14 Millsaps 12 'rexas Lutheran 7 UT-El Paso 20 Wyoming 13 Lamar 22 Nichols Coll 15 Arizona 21 Brigham Young 7 Arizona St 60 New Mexico 7 SOUTHWEST l'CU 31 Texas Tech 7 "Texas 17 Baylor 3 -Texas 27 SMU 17 20 Texas 7 New Mexico St 36 Tex- IS St 22 Rice 23 Arkansas 211 Oklahoma St 45 Kansas St 1 Melklurry 42 Austin Coll 0 Alcorn 13 Prairie dew 0 Wichito St 17 l'rinity 14 Millsaps 12 'rexas Lutheran UT-El Paso 20 Wyoming 13 tartar 22 Nichols Coll 15 Arizona 21 Brigham Young Arizona St 60 New Mexico 7 COLLEGE GRID SCORES rranklin Marshall 26 Multlenberg Pothers 51 Roston II 7 I niporie 41 Washburn 1 Harding Coll 56 ArkansasMonticel- In 7 New Mexico 14 New Mexico Highlands 12 Oregon 27 San Jose 2 Slippery Rock 26 Clarion 24 Ft Valley St 11 7 Illinois St 20 Morehead St 0 Johns Hookins 50 Dickinson 20 Dartmouth 38 Columbia 8 Richmond 20 Davidbon 14 Carolina 21 Wm Mary 15 Virginia 50 Virginia Military 24 viiistimm 40 Xavier 13 Cornell 48 Brown 28 Temple 22 Rhode Island 0 Carolina 23 Virginia 3 Virginia Tech 45 CArollne 20 Bowling Gran 5 Dayton 0 Kent St 21 Miami Ohio 10 I Iiiabeth City 4' St Paul's Coll 8 Georgetown 15 Emory Henry 18 Appaiachian St 55 Kentucky 7 Mornon St 14 Petersburg St 13 Vkic1 Chester 11 Delta SI 28 Cernlina ART 11 Delaware SI 7 Iuskenre 39 Hamolon Ins' 6 Princeton 10 Harvard 7 chAildnopon io Mississinnt 6 Citridel 19 Furman 13 Smith 28 Faye1teville 12 memohis St d9 CincinnAti 24 TenneVintt Tech 19 Austin Peav 7 Kentucky 35 Butler 6 Drake 35 WE Iniikifitlit St 1 fv1fthiafin 31 Ball St 14 oho Si 44 Utah 16 thrill() 11 Montana 17 Boise St 31 Idaho St 79 Fresno st 9 Illinois A SOETIIW EST Rethune-Cookman 42 Kentucky St 111 Langston 26 Texas South- 1ntiNillia Tech 74 Mir Wean 17 urray St 28 Pn asville 22 ern 21 randoinli Macon 50 Genroelown 70 Scion Hall 79 Pace Coll 0 Arkansas Pine Bluff 21 Dakota 17 NevadaLas Vegas 11 Ttiqium Con 3 Louisville 20 Illinois 16 SOUT11W EST Langston 211 Texas Southern 21 Arkansas Pine Bluff 21 Bishop Coll 3 S'ERAEL SARK PUT himself back Into the Aggies' good graces with a 43-yard field goal with only six seconds left in the half which gave New Mexico State a 9-7 lead at intermission The kick climaxed a hastily contrived maneuver that started at the Aggie 29 with only 39 seconds left on the clock The Eagles almost had to call out the National Guard in third quarter as the Aggies put the issue sadly out of reach Pisarcik victimized North Texas cornerbacks Sheldon Pendarves and Bobby Owen on a pass-oriented 80-yard march that opened the third quarter TONY FORD a freshman was then given a chance to run the Eagle attack and he got good results when a 66- yard march was climaxed when Johnson scored from the one Johnson ran for a two-point conversion which aroused hopes for a miracle comeback But Pisarcik rudely finished off the celebration by throwing a 39-yard TD pass to Warren and Eagles were doomed NM STATE (V) 6 3 )7 10-36 North Texas (H) 7 0 0 15-22 13 run (Sigler kick) 15 run (kick failed) 43 field goal 1 run (sark kick) Warren 46 PASS from Pishrcik (Sark kick) 30 find goal 1 run (Saler kick) 26 field anal 1 run (Johnson run) Warren 39 pass from Pk sarcik (Sark kick) Attendance-11000 Max Mileage! 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MAJOR Washington 30 UCLA 21 Colorado 33 Kansas 8 Alabama 35 Louisiana St THE AGGIE quarterback who's wiping out all of the 21 Townsend Brothers Key Irish Victory RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR YOUR OWN TIRES trestone EIV HERDS Any 13-inch blackwall in stock Plus 37C to 43C FET and tire off yo'ir car trestone tiEltv TRERDS tsi -sx di Atiiiii it RETREADS SOUND TIRE ON it'e- BODIES OR YOUR OWN TIRES 0 I 1:21: 1 1 1 11 NNI1M Any Plus 37C to --ot I 4' Vi fft711111 1 el 1 13f ikim i 1 3 inch 43C ET blackwall and tire 1 R1161 t'-'A it'411: A A A in stock off yo I car Langston Defeats Texas Southern 26-21 LANGSTON Okla (AP) The Lang Sion Lions matched TeXRS Soul hem touchdown for touchdown Saturday night but Add a pair of field goals by Alfonso Post for a 26-21 victory Post boosted the first field goal from 20 yards out in the second period then added the second with 6:58 left in the third period Ile also kicked two of three points after touchdown Five minutes alter Post'l third-period field goal '1'exas Southern 's Harold Hart scored from eight yards out to push the visitors ahead 2149 It looked like that would be the end of it but Lion quarterback John Goody dived over from two yards out with only 1:18 left in the game to clinch the victory Oregon St 26 California 23 Tampa 7 Miami Fla Washington St 27 Stanford 13 Notre Dame 21 Air Force 7 Illinois 37 Indiana 20 Nebraska 23 'Iowa St 23 (tie) Navy 23 Pittsburgh 13 Syracuse 27 Army 6 Maryland 31 Clemson Georgia 10 Florida 7 Georgia Tech 42 Boston Coll 10 Michigan St 19 Ohio St 12 Penn St 37 Carolina St 22 Kentucky 11 Vanderbilt 13 Wake Forest 9 Duke 7 Florida St 23 Tulsa 21 Pennsylvania 43 Yale 39 Michigan 31 Iowa 0 Minnesota 35 Northwestern 29 Oklahoma 17 Missouri 6 Purdue 27 Wisconsin 6 OTIIIERS Nts00) 1 11 JA4 4A Alk rfi- I I it i'lvvALSO WHITEWALLS and OTHER SIZES ALSO AT LOW LOW PRICES! lI i THE EAGLES threw the first punch midway through the first quarter Saletyman 'lurks Scales hurried into the Aggie backfield to recover a fumbled pitchout at the New Mexico State 49 and North Texas moved swiftly to score Johnson who piled up 93 rushing yards in the first half personally dismantled the Aggie defense On three consecutive carries Runs of 23 and 13 yards ad vanced the ball to Aggies' From there Johnson circled IC) his left and ran Into the corner of the end zone behind a strong blocking escort Ron Sigler's extra point made it 7-0 with 6:10 to play in the first quarter EAGLE-AGG1E INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING North 26-1111t Mem chief 614i Shaw 1-13 'ON 1491 Sh011and 11 Hampton 14r Ford 4rni no 14 6errneov 17131 Pknrcik I New Mexico Skte Pertister 22 114 Germeny 15:1 Pixerok PASSING North Texe--shotlend 11-34 Shew 31611 I-ord 716 XX New Mexico 16 16- 3:111 RFErIVINQ North exer Kervin 17111 Mimed 4 It Yomfir CAR New Mritire r1 Arr 11'4 Cook TOO Were 13 rortivimr 3 44 0111111o1e 2 71 Steolionsoo I 11 Alit FORCE ACADEMY Colo (AP) Noire Dame's Mike Townsend personally stopped three Air Fort-a drives with interceptions whip brother 1Villie Townsend caught the avinning touchdown pass Saturday as the 12thranked Irish beat the Falcon 21-7 Althouga Notre Dame held a 11-0 halftime lead after a scoreless first period it was not until late in the final quarter that the Irish sewed it Oil) on seven-yard run by fullback Andy fluff That score came at 5:07 to play after linebacker Jim Stock recovered a Joe Carlson fumble at the Air Force 20 Air Force dominated play through t)i first period anJ into the second quarter hut Dave LIWSOn missed a 52- yard field goal at an' Noire Dame's Tim Rudnick GAME AT A GLANCE NOTRE DAME AIR FORCE 19 Firit Downs 16 7f 4 'lords Doined Rushing 701 97 Yards Gained Passing 49 7 of 14 Comololed 1 of 25 4 Passs Intprceptod by 7 for 42 Punts No Avo 7 for 77 Fninnh1 Logf 1 II Yards Ponalited picked off a Rich Haynie pass on the Irish goal line A short 2-yard Air Forel punt tw) series later gav! 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