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L64-UMOCK 10, 1972 Bill Rudder Comes Off Bench To Pace Vols By 'Jackets Tennessee DAVIS, SPIVEY Duo Leads 'Bama To 35-72 Triumph BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Veteran quarterback Terry Davis and fullback Paul Spivey 1 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 passing throughout.by Davis kept Duke in the hole although the Blue Devils made a battle of it most of the way on the running of Steve Jones and the passing of young Bob Albright. EBM LchJsh 44, Horslra Univ 13 NY Tech 1. lona Collete 6 Shippensburg 28.

Bloomsburf 14 South Appalachian St 7. West Kentucky 6 Delta State 42, SE Missouri 0 East Kentucky 10, SE Louisiana 0 FsyettevUle Federal City -14 Grambllng Col 6, Morgan State 0 Howard Unlv 23. Vlrilnia Union 6 Jacksonville St 31. Nichols College 0 liars Bill 40, Millsaps College 0 Newberry Col 27, Emory Henry 9 No Carolina AAT 33, Elizabeth City 0 SE Louisiana St 10, Quantlco Marine West Liberty 21. Salem Collect 9 West Va Stale 22, West Va Tech 13 West Carolina 21.

Murray State 12 Xavier 26, Morehead State 7 Midwest Akron 13, Kent State 13 Arkansas Tech 10, Emporia State 7 Ashland 14. Franklin Col 7 Bemldji Stole 17, Valley Cily 10 Cent Missouri St 11. Kearney Stale 14 Concord, Moorhd 31. Moor-head state 14 Dayton 18, Youncstown 13 East Michigan 26. Wise, oshkosh 14 Evansvllle 47.

Indiana Central 14 Glenville State 35, Northwood Mich 24 Hamline Univ 40. Bethel, Minn. 0 Jlankato State 24, St. Cloud state 0 Nebraska Wesley 19, Bethel, Kans. 0 North Dakota 48, Montana State 2S NE Missouri St 42.

Cent Methodist 0 Northern Illinois 21. Illinois St Univ 7 North Michigan 24. Wise. Whitewater 14 Northern St. S.D.

17, Minnesota-Morris 6 St John's. Minn. 21, Wise. LaCro.ise 0 St Thomas Col 6, sW Minnesota 3 South Dakota 35. Montana 0 So Dakota state 73.

East Montana 0 Oklahoma 7, NW Louisiana St 3 Valparaiso 40, Wabash 17 West Michigan 28. Lone Beach St 20 William Jeycl 12, Culver-Stockton 7 Southwest Sou state. Ark. 14, SB Oklahoma St 7 Far West Nevada, Reno 37, San Francisco St 8 Prairie View 16. Hayward State 0 San Diego State 17, Oregon State 8 Southern Utah 26, Montana Tech 0 PKO FOOTBALL Dallas 16.

Oakland 10 Atlanta 44, Cincinnati 14 Green Bay 20, Kansas City 0 St. Louis 33. Chicago 14 Washington 10. Pittsburgh 10 HIGH SCHOOL Amarillo Caprock 20. Odessa Ector 0 The Crimson Tide's longest gainer was a 39-yard scoring by Steve Bisceglia late in he game.

Alabama jumped to a 14-0 ead in the first quarter on runs Spivey and Joe LaBue but 3uke came right back in the second period for 12 points on icoring passes by Albright. Spivey's runs came behind he strong blocking of the Tide's awesome middle, guards John Hannah and Buddy Brown and center Jim Krapf. John Croyle was a standout on defense from his end posi- ion for Alabama. He forced and recovered one fumble and hrew Duke backs for losses at other times. The first Duke score followed fumble recovery by Ernie Ulark.

Albright passed the Blue 3evils down the field, ending with an U-yard scoring toss to Vlark Landon. Shortly afterwards Duke moved 68 yards and scored on an eight-yard pass to Richard Brienza. Dodgers Halt Houston 4-0 LOS ANGELES Garvey drove in three runs with a homer and a single anc Claude Osteen shut out Houston on three hits Saturday night as the Los Angeles Dodgers postec a 4-0 victory over the Astros. The win moved the Dodgers three games behind the Astros in the battle for second place in the National League West. Houston remained seven games behind pace-setting Cincinnati.

a y's two out single capped a three-run first inning for Los Angeles. The Dodger third baseman ripped his ninth home run of the season into the left-field seats with one out in the eighth inning off reliever Jim Ray. Osteen's fourth shutout of the season improved his record to 16-10. Houston starter Jerry Reuss, who gave five hits and no earned runs in his 5 1-; innings, suffered his 12th defea against nine victories. How; The AP's Top 10 Fared No.

1 Nebraska was upset by UCLA 20-17. No. 2 Colorado dropped California 20-10. No. 3 Ohio State did not play.

No. 4 Arkansas was upset by Southern Cal 31-10. No. 5 Penn State did not play- No. 6 Oklahoma did not play.

No. 7 Alabama bombed Duke 35-L7. No. 8 Southern Cal upset Arkansas 31-10. No.

9 Washington nipped Pacific 16-7. No. 10 Michigan did not play. LHS SOPHS LOSE The Levelland junior varsit; blanked the Lubbock High soph omore team 12-0 Saturday morn ing. K-State Tips Tulsa 2M3 Kan.

(AP) Kansas State capitalized on two remendous breaks within 50 seconds of the third quarter coming from behind for a 21-13 victory over Tulsa Saturday in he football season opener for rath teams. Ron Solt, a sophomore half gave the host Wildcats a chance to take the lead by intercepting Todd Stark's pass and romping 38 yards to tie the game at 13-13. Keith Brunley racked his second of three extra joints, and the Big Eight Con- 'erence team was out fror: after trailing, 13-0. Fifty seconds earlier, Kansas State got a break when a bac fourth-down snap from center to Tulsa punter Arthur Bennet went over his head and Garj Melcher got it on the Hurricane 14. Don Calhoun, after three stabs from the three had failed swung left from the one for the ACC Holds Off East Texas ABILENE quarterback Clem Longley accounted for two touchdowns Saturday night as Abilene Christian College edged East Texas State 14-12 in a non- conference season opener.

Longley ran nine yards for one touchdown and passed 31 yards to Richard Williams for the other six-pointer. The Wildcats had to hold of a Lion rally in the fourth quar ter. East Texas State closed the gap to 14-12 with 8:27 remain ing in the game when safety Audrey Deamon intercepted a pass and returned it 43 yards for a touchdown. Midland Topple: Trimble Tech MIDLAND (Special) Mid land whipped Trimble Tech Fort Worth 21-6 here Saturday in a season-opening gam which featured 458 yards ir uenalties. Steve Chastain got Midlan on the board in the secon quarter with a one-yard div and Robert Shaeffer booted the PAT.

Then in the fourth quarter Louis Perez ran thre yards and Clarence Zachary 11 and Shaeffer booted bot PATS. Trimble Tech, which had yards in penalties and fou players ejected, managed only four first downs and 84 tota yards. Midland had 141 tota yards. Cops 34-3 Grid Win Sub Tailback Scores Victor's First TD ATLANTA (UPI) Tailback Bill Rudder sat out the first half Saturday while Tennessee struggled to a hree-point lead, but ran for me touchdown and passed or another in the third per- od to vault the Vols to an asier than expected 34-; ictory over fumble-plagued Jeorgia Tech. Tennessee led 6-3 at halftime on field goals of 28 and 39 yards by sophomore Ricky Townsend and one of 22 yards by Cam Bonifay.

Rudder, playing behind Haskell Stanback, got his chance early in the third Vperiod after inebacker Jamie Rotella )icked off an Eddie McAshan and returned it to the Pech 41-yard line. Five plays ater Rudder broke two tackles go in from the seven yarc ine with the game's fir'sl ouchdown 4:44 deep in the third period. One minute, 11 seconds later Judder gave Tennessee its second touchdown, on a half- jack pass, by throwing 21 yards Chip Howard. Townsend's second conversion made it 20-; with 24 minutes left in the bal game and that, for all practica purposes, was it so far as Tech coach Bill Fulcher's debut was concerned. Georgia Tech only got pas midfield one time in the second half although the Yellow Jackets did appear to score on a 52-yard pass play in the fourth period, only to have tha play called back because of a penalty.

Tennessee kept its offense under wraps after the second touchdown but did score two more touchdowns in the fina two minutes when the Vols took advantage of the last two seven Georgia Tech fumbles. Tennessee touchdown No. 3 with 1:58 left in the game came on 'a 20-yard pass from third-string quarterback Gar; Valbuena to split end Emmon Love and the other, with seconds left on the clock, on a one-yard plunge by Stanback Utah (Continued From Page 2) backed by speedster Ike Spen cer and Rich Lawrence, is strong, with soph Steve Mar lowe figured to start at fullback ahead of veteran Mickey Con way. On the flanks, Utah has speedster Steve Odom and a newcomer, 'Willie Armstead who will play somewhere, ei ther as a receiver or running back. Flemming Jensen will be back for the place kicking am Dan Marrelli is a booter, too.

Defensively, the Utes must an improved squad. Veterans Alan Gilreath' an Bob Pritchett are at the ends Ron Rydaich (6-4, 233) and Bo' Fratto (6-4, 236) are good tac kles and Ev Custer has experi ence to fill the middle guar vacancy left by the departur Ingersoll. Jay Hardeman, a. fullback has been moved to linebacker and will battle veterans Elliot Hagood, Ed Pfurisch and Mar Taylor, with sophs Rick Edg and Mike Belknap given a shot The morale factor, which hur last year, seems improved wit Van Galder providing goo leadership from the quarter back post. The Utes never have had th speed in the backfield an flanks that they now have i Robbins, Odom Spencer, Arm stead and Lawrence.

The Utes have their new As troturf, but they won't get play on it until the fourth gam of the season. They play Texa Tech, Iowa; State and Washing ton State before opening th home season against Texas-E Paso. This looks like the makings a fine ball club, with enoug sophs (41) to push the estab 'lished veterans. SIXKllLER SIDELINED Late Score Pushes Huskies Past Unranked Pacific 13-6 SEATTLE (API Fullback Pete Taggarcs scored on a four-yard 1 run late in the final period Saturday to rally the ninth-ranked Washington Huskies to a 13-6 college football victory over the University of the Pacific. The Tigers humiliated the Huskies for periods until penalties caught up with them.

More Sports On Page 8 The Tigers led 6-0 al the half and were battling to a 6-6 deadlock late in the final period, when Willard Harrell was thrown for 14 yards. Mitchell True's punt was returned 33 yards by Calvin Jones and a 15- yard penalty gave the Huskies the ball on the Tiger 18. Four plays later Taggarcs plunged over for the winning touchdown. Washington, looking little like a team that started with 22 lettermen, lost the ball on the first series when Chuck Knul- zen intercepted a Greg Collins pass. Mark Pash kicked a 29-yar field goal for the first Pacifi score, and added a 49-yarde before the half ended.

It was not until midwa through the second quarter tha the Huskies began to put the passing attack together. A alert and rugged Tiger defens thwarted the Huskies attack un til Tom Scott scored on a 2 yard pass from Collins with 2 seconds left in the first half tie the score. Washington played without i top quarterback, Sonny Sixki ler, who has been sidelinec with an injury received in practice session. Waters Runs Deep; 'Pokes Win 16-10 DALLAS AP) Dallas cornerback Charlie Waters ambled 61 yards with a pass interception in the third uarter Saturday night to break up a field-goal contest and give the Cowboys a 16-10 National Football League xhibition victory over the Oakland Raiders. Austrian Toni Fritsch, soccer-style kicking specialist booted field goals of 22, and yards as the Cowboys ended their re-season schedule with a 6-1 record.

Oakland, which held'' a brief SHORT GAIN Monterey's Mike Boyter hits for short yardage in the first quarter of the 20-14 victory over Big Spring Saturday. Boyter finished with 35 yards rusing on nine carries. Making the stop for the Steers is Ben Carr (73). (Staff Photo by Jon Thompson) OIV ANDERSONS KICKS BY 12-0 'Hounds Trip Panhandle (Continued From Page One) ENMU from moving on he ground. ENMU had 233 total offense ivith 157 coming through the air, all off the arm of Stravlo, transfer from New Mexico Military Institute.

Stravlo stepped in this fall to replace national NAIA total offense eader Mike Franks. The Rezac-led Greyhound de- 'ense limited Panhandle to 154 yards, 123 of that coming in the ast half. Panhandle did not get a first down until its first series of the second half. Carthel's two field goals were he only official offense of the irst half although' the Grey- lounds stayed in Panhandle territory most of the time. Runbacks set up both fielc goals.

Safety Jerry Dickens picket off a Dave Carlson pass anc returned it 15 yards to set up he first three-pointer. From he 37, ENMU quarterback Don Stravlo hit Danny Prince with a 30-yard bomb to the seven, but he Greyhounds could not.move nside. and Carthel toed a 21- with 1:58 left in the first quarter. In the second quarter, Jim )ivis took an Aggie punt and returned it 41 yards down the sideline to the Panhandle 13 be- ore losing his balance. But again the Greyhounds' running jame could not produce anc Carthel kicked a 28-yarder into (Continued From Page One) lams on an 11-yard play.

Wiliams caught the ball at the two jetween a pair of Monterey de- enders, put a hand down to ceep his balance and lunged the end zone. Ricky Steen added the PAT. After that score, Big Spring did not record a first down until Carl Reynolds swept right end or 13 yards on the first play on he fourth quarter. After the Steers' first TD, Botkin took the kickoff on the he wind for advantage. the 6-0 halftime Game At A Glance ENMU STATISTICS First Downs fds.

Gained Rushlnz fards Gained Pa.ssing 'asses Completed Intercepted by 'enaltics. Yds. Punts. AvS. Fumbles Lost sconrxr.

First Quarter ENMU-Carthel 21 FG Second Quarter 2S FG Third Quarter ENMU-Slravlo 3 run (kick failed) .336 7S 157 14-22 7.6^ 3 0-L. 5-17 Mizzou Tops Ducks On FG COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Senior Greg Hill booted a 31 yard field goal with six seconds remaining, lifting Missouri's Ti Uers to a 24-22 victory over Oregon Saturday in the college 'ootball opener for both schools Hills' field goal desperation drive climaxed a from 41-yard line in the game's Einal 37 seconds. Stymied twice deep in Ducks' territory earlier in th( fourth period, Missouri broki through in the final drive John Cherry, their new quarter back, hit Jack Bastable on pass carrying to the Oregon 20. Don Johnson then cracked yards to the 14, setting up Hill': placement from slightly to th left of the uprights.

Missouri spotted Oregon a 13 lead in the game's first 18 min utes, then roared back to gi ahead 14-13 and trailed 16-14 a the half. Slaton Tourney Begins Saturday SLATON (Special) The Sla ton Partnership is slated for Sal urday-Sunday at the Slaton Go! Club, with entry fee $40 per team. Also, a pro-am is slate Friday. Entry deadline is fi p.m. Fr: day, according to pro Tedd Hatchett.

Defending champions a Dean HatcheU-Marlin Bumpass but Hatchett will not return. Monterey Nudges Big Spring 20-14 -0 lead-in the second period on George 22-yard field oal, had trouble penetrating world champion's defense, articularly in the second half. Raider defensive tackle Art "hornas was the only offense parkle for Oakland in the sec- nd half when he stole the ball ut of Dallas quarterback Craig Morton's arms and thundered 7 yards for a touchdown. A heavy thunderstorm pelted he Texas Stadium's artificial urf during the first half, which nded 3-3, after Fritsch matched Blanda's 22-yard field with one of his own from tie same distance. Fritsch gave Dallas a 6-3 lead with his second field goal to set he state for Waters' heroic.

Waters, who is a backup sec- mdary man for the Cowboys, made his steal off Raider quar- erback Daryle Lamonica, who hared quarterbacking duties vith Ken Stabler. Neither was ffective against the Cowboy efense. Oakland finished the with a 4-2 record. IN OPENER Virginians Overcome Gamecocks COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) Underdog, but opporunist, Virginia used two fumble recoveries and a blocked punt to stun the University of South Carolina 24-16 Saturday night in a collegiate "ootball -game.

The defense, led by end Billy Williams, set up most of the Virginia scoring opportunities, and quarterback Harrison Davis and split end Dave Sullivan took advantage of the chances. One fumble gave Virginia the ball on the Gamecock 33 and in Lwo plays the Cavaliers scored, with Davis hitting Sullivan on an 18-yard pass. Another fumble set up a 24- yard field goal by Billy Maxwell. And, Dick Ambrose blocked a South Carolina punt and Williams picked up the bouncing ball and ran nine yards for another Virginia touchdown. 12, moved down the side line, bolted past all but two de lenders at midfield, did a stut breezed past Williams at.

the 40 and was home free. Recover At 20 Two plays following Monte rey's kickoff, Barry Truetti fumbled and Glen Elliott's re covery set the Plainsmen in business 20 yards from touch downland. However, the drive sputtered at the four and An derson booted a 21-yard fieli goal with 7:35 left. With three minutes left in thi half, Yarbrough tried to hi Dan Irons but John Smith stepped in front of the 6- Plainsmen tight end, grabbei the ball and breezed 69 yards glory land. Steen's PAT mad it 17-14 with 2:40 left before in Monterey marched the ensu ing kickoff from its 30 to th opposite 25, with Yarbrough hit ting Ricky Burk for 12 yard and then rambling for 10 him self to set the ball in positioi Anderson.

And the 6-4, 185-pound soph came through with a perfec 42-yard field goal with 10 sec onds to play. Monterey managed 227 tola yards and Big Spring had 14! Yarbrough led all rushers with 83 steps and hit on half of hi passes for 33 yards. Lamesa Nips Clovis 22-21 CLOVIS (Special) The Lamesa defense stopped a two- point conversion with less than two minutes remaining, preserving the Golden Tors' 22-21 victory over Clovis Friday night. Lamesa had taken a 22-15 lead with 8:43 remaining on a 62-yard TD pass from Greg Canady to Wayne Hogg and Canady's conversion pass to Monty Bedwell. Wayne Hogg scored on a 31- yard run and Jerry Lambright went in from the 32, with Cody Reid kicking both times to give Lamesa a 14-7 halftime lead, Clovis scored in the first period on a nine-yard run by Phil Mills and Larry Beachum's kick.

Clovis went ahead 15-14 in the third period on a 20-yard scamper by Billy Jones and Mark Trujillo's kick. Trujillo's long pass to Mills set up the Wildcats' last- ditch bid for the victory. Rice (Continued From Page One) the final play of the game and was tackled for a four-yard loss by Rice defender Preston Anderson. Rice took a seven 7-0 lead in the first quarter when Gadd hil Collins for a 30-yard touchdown pass. Coleman got 16 yards ol the 58-yard drive.

Houston runningback Leonard Parker scored both of the Courgar's touchdowns on runs of one and two yards. The decisive play came following Houston's' second touchdown when Cougar holder Joe DeSpain bobbled the snap from center and kicker Ricky Terrcl missed the extra; point thai would have tied the game at 1- all. Game At A Glance Bit Sprint Monterey First Downs Yds. Gained Rushing Yds. Gained Passing Passes Completed Passes Intercepted by Penalties.

Yds. Punts, Ava. 7 13 STATISTICS Blt-Spr. 4S 97 8-15 S-7D 0 0- Mnnl IS 194 33 6-12 0 7-78 FInrt Onarier 1 run (Anaerso kick; Second Qturler Biz 11 pass from Dav (Stecn kick) Monterey Botkin SS kick otf rctu: (Anderson kick) Monterey Anderson 21 (field coal) Bin Sprinz John Smith 69 intc ccptlon (Stcen kick) ilonlcrey Anderson Held soal. Third Quarter No scoring.

Fourth Quarter No scoring. Jaybirds Nudge Roscoe By 15-14 JAYTON (Special) Bra Dibrell's two touchdown passe paved the way for Jayton a the Jaybirds edged Roscoe 15 14 here Friday night. Roscoe took the lead 7-0 on Grady Miles' 30-yard run in th first quarter and Jarvis Haync booted the PAT. Jaylon wen ahead 8-7 in the first when brell hit W. L.

Mayer on a 1 yard scoring toss, then th same combination provided th extras. Going into the fourth quarter Jayton trailed 14-8, but Dibre hit Keith Cave with a 28-yar TD bomb and then booted th PAT for the winning margin. Field Goal Keys Yellow jacket Win ALPINE (Special) L. Green booted a 25-yard field goa with 1:30 left in the game to li Kermit to a 10-7 victory ove Alpine Friday night. Green's kick gave the Yellow jackets a 10-0 lead, but Alpine Carl Chandler ran the ensuin kickoff back 80 yards for touchdown.

Kermit had taken an early 7- lead on an 84-yard pass from Gary Shaver to Danny Hunter. Green converted. OVER OAKLAND 21-0 COUNT Spartans End Toledo's Win Skein At 35 TAMPA, Fla. (UPD-Tole- do's 35-garne winning, streak came to an end Saturday nighl as Tampa pulled a 21-0 upset 'ictory off sophomores touchdowns from Freddie Solomon Terps To Deadloc 'Pack 24-24 RALEIGH, N. C.

(UPI); Quarterback Al Neville, aided by two North Carolina State nterference penalties, Maryland from a down deficit in the second half tie the upstart Wolfpack 24 24 Saturday night. Maryland was down State's surprising passing al- ack midway into the third quarter when Neville went- to work, helped by an interference against State's junior defensive back Mike Stiiltz gave Maryland the ball at the one for tailback Louis Carter to scamper in on the next play. Neville hit fullback Mike leitz with a five-yard pass for the game's final touchdown with 10:51 left in the fourth; on a drive from the 'errapin 47 that saw its play in a second interference call against Stutz, mis time for J6 yards. North Carolina State, expected to be a running team, surprised Maryland with two quick touchdowns in the first quarter on the passing of junior quarterback Bruce Shaw. Alan Pittman and Morris Lagrand.

Toledo had been the nation': top defensive team the pas three years but the independent Spartans shredded the Rockets' young, inexperienced defense a' will before 23,803 fans. Solomon, who alternated al quarterback with senior Buddj Carter, scored from two yards out in the second period and his running set up Lagrand's 15 yard run in the final period. Carter had gotten Tampa on Bob Cooper extra points. kicked all three Title Match Set Today Defending champion E. Leslie will face Dub Malaise today in the finals of men's sin gles in the Hillcrest Country Club annual championship ten nis- tournament The match wil get underway at 1:30 p.m.

Julie Sutherland won the women's singles title by besting defending champion Jane Iron; 6-4, 6-1. MEX SINGLES-Etl Ironj dcr. Bill Me- Cauley 6-2. 6-2: A. L.

Mangum dcr. Joe McKay 6-0, 44, 6-3: Don Douglas dc GtottK Farrell 6-1, 6-3: John Barnc oef. Jerrell Snodgrass 7-5. 6-3. SIN Howard dcf.

Jim Haynie 6-: 6-0: Sammy Rlbble dcr. BUI Edwards 6-1 7-6. def Lamar Jones 6-2. 6-2- Du Malaise def. David Hester 6-3.

6-L A DOUBLES Hester-Smith dcr. Din clc-Snodsrass 6-7, 6-2, 6-3; Malnlsc-Eth ridge def. Douelas-Howard 7-5: Far rell-Norton dcr. Irons-Crcnshaw 6-4. 6-4: Leiltc-Artcrbum dcr.

Jones-John jo 6-2, 6-3. DOUBLES-McCaulcy-Hilto del. 6-3. 6-2: lor def. Edwards-schulti 6-2.

6-4: Hal nle-McKce def. McClendonRodsers 6-X 63. WMIBJf SINGLES-quarter-flnals-Janc Irons de Linda Edwards 6-1, 6-0; Mathi dor. Pat Hobbs W. 6-(.

dor. Pat R-4, 6-(. Semirinals-Iron def. Malhls 6-4, 4-6. Sutherland def Coolce 6-0.

6-1. A DOUBLES semirinals-Irons-Loclc def. Conklln-Eairan 6-0, 6-2: Cookc-RodB era def. Hester-Hobbs 3-6, 6-1. 7-5 McKce-O'Banlon 2-6.

6-1: Taylor-Ec wards def. Hcntcr-Myatt 6-4. 6-L Dot BLES-Semiflnals-Hilton-Roach def. Ho land-Tldmore 7-5. 6-2: Watts-EUlridge det Mahon-Haynie 6-2.

7-5. NEVILLE STARS Hub City Golf Meet Slated Meadowbrook will host the City Golf Championship next weekend and club pro Jay McClure thinks it's scheduled just at the right time. "We are very eager for this to get started," said McClure. "We have our new clubhouse ready and, with the rains the the board in the first period past wee the course is in ex- when he hit Pittman with a cellcnt shape." four-yard scoring pass. Junior Defending 'champion Jimmy.

Smith will be back to defend his crown. Entry fee is $10 and the tourney is open to any Lubbock male over 18 years of age. The meet, 36 holes of stroke play, is slated for Saturday and Sunday. Players will be paired in flights according to handicaps. Handicaps must be established before entering the tournament.

Texas (Continued From Page One). Green and Ernest Bean. Bean ran two yards for the Aggies' second touchdown to cap yard scoring drive. After a pass interception, the Texans moved 31 yards in six plays for an 18-13 lead on a two-yard run by Green. The Aggies' fourth touchdown, came after a second pass interception by linebacker Grady Hoermann who ran 39 yards to the Wichita 14.

James pitched to Gary Whitehead for the touchdown on the next play. Texas put the game out of reach with 38 seconds left in the first half. James pitched to Green who ran 38 yards around right end for the fifth touchdown and a 30-13 halftime TEXICO LOSES PORTALES (Special) The Portales team scored 12 points in the third quarters to come from behind and clip Texico 2f 12 here Saturday. MISS STATE FALLS 14-3 Auburn's Randy Walls Wins Battle Of Sophs JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Young Randy Walls won a battle of sophomore cjuarler- backs with a solid ground attack here Saturday night as he guided Auburn to a 14-3 victory over Mississippi State in the first Southeastern Conference game of the football season.

Walls, stepping into the post vacated by Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan, used piercing thrusts by tailback Terry Henley to punch out methodical yardage on touchdown marches in the second and third quarters. Henley carried eight times in the first scoring thrust and pushed across himself on a three-yard burst. Walls added the other 15 yards during the march when he faded to pass, saw an oponing, and sprinted down the middle. Henley, a 188-pound senior, carried six times on the second Auburn scoring march, a 70- yard drive that ended with senior fullback James Owens knifing the final 15 yards. State def fenders caught Owens twice but he yanked loose both times.

State scored in the third period between the two Auburn touchdowns. Sophomore quarterback Mel" vin Barkum set up the State three-pointer with a run. Unable to crack 54-yard 1 through the Auburn defenses after that. State settled for a field goal- End Glenn Ellis kicked it from 43 yards out. Barkum and sophomore Rockey Felker alternated under center for State.

Both showed- up effectively but their receivers were unable to hang on to- their on-target passes in key situations..