El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 16

1 Hampton Williams Hit Miners Like Tidal Wave I Wyoming Bocks Look Like ASU 1 Three Horsemen Penn State Kansas Set for Orange Bowl Georgia Dim Sagar Cotton Gets Vois ten you pleased we are to extend an invitation to the third-ranked in the nation and have play the highest scaring i in the Llewellyn made by Jim Llewellyn dent of the Orange Bawl committee in a conference telephone call at the Big Eight headquarters Wade Stinson Kansas athletic director and Dr Eric Walker president of Pena State accepted the pMn KANSAS CITY Mo No 13 Once-beaten Kansas the highest scoring collo-team today a bid to play unbeaten and third-ranked Pena State in the Orange BowL The announcement was Llewellyn said NEW ORLEANS Nov IS The Sugar Bowl announced today that the fifth-ranked unbeaten Georgia Bulldogs will be the host team in the 35th annual New Day football classic The Southeastern Conference champion Bulldogs are expected to play either Texas or Arkansas depending upon which of the once-beaten Southwest Conference powers wins Cotton Bowl berth Even Texas Tech might sneak in The announcement of Georgia's acceptance of a Sugar Bowl bid confirmed week-old reports that the Bulldogs had a Sugar Bowl invitation whether or not they beat Auburn last Saturday The Bulldogs won 17-3 It will be Georgia's second appearance in the Sugar BowL By BOB INGRAM FIRST IMPRESSIONS of the Wyoming Cowboys and Dave Hanqptoa and Joe Williams were that they looked like Arizona State and the Art Malone Hill and Larry Walton Arizona State with those three speed horses simply overwhelmed the Miners in the first quarter scoring 21 points which was all but of their final 31 in that game at Tempe oa Sept 28 very galty Cowboys started out the same way Saturday night in the Sun BowL Just like ASU they were as unstoppable as a tidal wave First time Dave Hamptoa the Cowboy fullback took die ball he showed a burst of speed He and Joe Williams the tailback drum majored the Cowboys on a 72-yard march at the very opening of the Miner game In a talk with Wyoming coaches Bill Baker and Burt Gustafson the comparison between the Wyoming duo and the Arizona State trio was brought up Wyoming coaches admitted dial both Hampton and Williams are quick but said they have the speed of the ASU backs is a 103 said Baker The ASU becks are 84 95 and 98 men it was pointed out More Power Than ASU Backs BOBBY DOBBS pointed out that the Cowboy twosome not only was fast but had one extra ingredient that the Sun Devil backs didn't have That was the ability to run over people who got in their way The UT El Peso Miner coach wasn't too pleased with his defense but he asserted that Hampton end Williams were a couple of hard men to bring down are the two best backs played against this ha said He also asserted diet Hampton is better then Jim KiRh the breed-and-buUer running beck of the immediate preceding seasons at Wyoming For that matter Dobbs claims Wyoming it Just as good a team as the Cowboys were a year ago Even without Kiick without their fine quarterback Paul Toscano and without Jerry De-Poyster the tremendous kick man who is now with Detroit "They Doobs wee told this year's quarterback Skip Jacobson is not as good as Toscano as far as passing is "Maybe true but maybe fold not to aid Dobbs As far as field goal kicking is concerned Bob Jacobs kicked two of them against the Miners last Saturday DePoyiter had two last year in the Cowboys 31-19 victory goals have beaten us the lest two Dobbs said even in Miners Couldn't Stop Pass Rush ANYWAY YOU look at it the Cowboys defeated the Miners 36-19 last Saturday on a windy cool night in the Sun Bowl The Cowboys thus maintained a seven-year supremacy over the Miners another parallel with ASU It any secret before the game The Miners knew they had to contain die Cowboy rush eo that Brooks Dawson could unfurl his arm and throw That was going to be the key to the success The Miners stop the Cowboy rush and Dawson end his successor Bob Stewart each completed only one pose in the first half and these were for a minus 10 Tha stunting Cowboys rushed up the middle and from the sides to hit Dawson and then Stewart The two quarterbacks were thrown bade for losses seven times It was no fault of Dawson who wss left unprotected But Stewart was put iu because he was a little more agile Dawson and thereby could better elude the rushers Dobbe said that ha and his coaching staff spent the whole intermission repairing the holes in the Miners blocking on the pass rush had other things to discuss but spent all our talkiiy on Mmg- had trouble before But it took us longer to adjust to rush than it did to other Coach's Absence Emotional Factor WERE THE COWBOYS mad end fired up like an ornery eteer coming out of chute? They looked like it Saturday When 1 heard that Lloyd Eaton the head coach didn't make the trip becauee of sickness I thought they'll try to win this one for the man back in Laramie And they did hit the Miners like a tidal wave earthquake typhoon tornado or any ocher disasteraiaking phenomenon According to Wyoming coaches however the Wyoming team wasn't fired up because of the sickness of Eaton don't make speeches to get them said Gustafson get themselves ready for each The Wyoming delegation including athletic director Jacoby lost its cool in the press box because of some of those interference penalties against Wyoming in the second half I think Jacoby complained to Wiles Hallock the Western Athletic Conference commissioner who was here From the Miner side complaints are that the officials didn't call enough interference penalties Wanted to Keep Ball Away From UTEP THE WYOMING GAME plan Baker and Gustafson explained was to put on the big rush against the UT El Paso passers and protect against the bomb we wanted to get that ball hold it and keep it away from the Baker said give them the ball and they're going to The Cowboys did on two occasions show a kit of ball control In their two drives one at the opening of the game and one at the opening of the third quarter the Cowboys kept possession for more than 10 minutes The Wyoming coaches said Hampton who rushed for 157 yards had one of his finest games of the season if not his finest They praised also a number of defensive players including linebacker Jim House sure the old man is glad to have this one" said Baker referring to Eaton With their passing pocket vulcanized the Miners did make a last ditch fight that at least kept everyone in suspense Stewart threw three second half touchdown passes The Miners needed only seven more points to tie They couldn't quite catch up They caught up and passed Brigham Young when they were behind 25-3 But pretty herd to catch up against a team like Wyoming when 0-26 Dobbe points out Wind Kept Miners From Throwing Bomb DOBBS POINTED out that a head wind of some force took the bomb away from the Miners in the fourth quarter Normally by the fourth quarter the wind has become a negligible factor in the Sun BowL But it was too strong for any long distance pitching Saturday A Wyoming kick that went out on the one-yard line nailed the coffin lid on the Orange's hopes in the last couple of minutes But they did comeback end make it (Hose With foe eoora 26-0 against them they could have checked it The Cowboys scored with Hampton going over from the nine on the first long drive They counted their second on 32-yard pass from Jacobson to Gene Huey This was set-up when the surging Cowboys kept Tom Galloway from getting a punt off and took possession in fine Wyoming field position Two field goals one of 33 yards and one of 38 in addition to the touchdowns gave Wyoming a 20-6 halftime lead Then at the opening ef the third quarter the Cowboys made their other -long drive Hampton scoring from the three Stewart threw to Dave Millican (13 yards) and Dave Karns -(22) for touchdowns in the third period And he pitched 14-yard pass to Karns for the third touchdown in die fourth quarter Volly Murphy the best receiver on the Miner teem play at all because of a lame ankle There can only be speculation of how much hie absence deprived the Miners of a good chance to get the necessary seven points to catch up or the necessary eight -to past the Cowboys Is Leon Harden defensive backs The Cowboys won 26-18 (Herald-Post Photo by Bill Thotnp- KNOXVILLE Teim Nov 18 The Tennessee Vols accepted an invitation today to play New Year's Day in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas the fourth straight post-season bowl for the Vols Tennessee nailed down the Cotton Bowl bid Saturday with a surprisingly easy 31-0 win over Mississippi The Vols with only Kentucky and Vanderbilt left to play are 6-1-1 for the season University of Tennessee chancellor Charles Weaver accepted the invi'ation which was extended by lien Dowell vice president of ie Cotton BowL On hand for the signing which took place at a luncheon meeting of the Knoxville quarterback club were athletic director Bob Woodruff coach Doug Dickey and a group of Tennessee players including captain Dick Williams fullback Richard Pickens and defensive end Neal McMeans Mostlikely opponent for the Cotton Bowl is Texas which still faces a Thanksgiving day game with Texas in a run for the Southwest Conference SANDWICHED Dave Hampton fast strong Wyoming halfback sandwiched by two Miners in their game in the Sun Bowl Saturday night At left is Gene Eppe and at right Murphy Will Be Ready to With CSU Finale Miners End 19 to Play Dunlop Meet Final Scores Statistics In Wyoming UTEP Game have crippled the CSU Rams this season As many as 23 players have been out of die Ram -m SODJENCIE lineup at one time this year coming back said Dobbs may be at full strength or near full strength for One of the injured players quarterback Jerry i 1 came back to the Rams Saturday CSU has three El Paso players Rusty Galatian offensive tackle: Art Herrera offensive tackle and Rene Rabouin split end Galatsen is being red-shirt-ed this year The other two may play in the game here Saturday Unffod Prow InNmoWonul BRISBANE Qunlond Nay 1ft scorn In trio DuMoa twtomotionoi Golf CloMic at Royal Quoonslond Sgn Davila (Aim) JI-TMftN-RI Townoand (GBrtt) 7S-7ft-72-r lacfclln (O SrttJ 79-75-72-1 how (Aus) A5-7141- Kol Nog lo (Aus) 2S Mourlco Bombridgo (G l) 2SI ion (Aus) (Auo) 290 (Auo) 75-73-71 (Aus) 7ft-74-70-r Frank FMIHp (Auo) 75-75-71-T Polar Thomson (Auo) 72-73-79-7 Reft Colo (S America) AIM Murray (Auo) Guy Wolstenholmo (GS) Gray Brewer (US) Lon Woodward (Auo) KORIN WYOMING 10 It ft UTEP ft ft 11 ft Wyo liompton run (Jacobs kick) Wyo ro Jocobo Huoy pom from Jocoboon obo kick) FG Jocobo 3ft WjOjHjjjlin Srun (kick Mlod) (Woddtoi kick) Kamo (kick follod) UTEP Kamo 14 (kick follod) pass from ffowart The Miners come to the end of the 1968 football trail this week They face the Colorado State University Rams in the Sun Bowl at 7:30 pm Saturday The Miners with their poorest season in a number of years can end up with a 4-5-1 record Colorado State is 2-7 THE MINERS will have a wholesale departure of seniors after the game It marks the college career of 19 Miners Two of them Wally Guilford and Grady Cavness have been regulars for three seasons Bobby Dobbs announced that Volly Murphy fleet-footed split end who is finishing his career too will start He said Murphy would be rested all week so that his angle will be strong enough for him to see action Entries Deadline For Burges Net Meet Announced The 14th Annual Burges Open Junior Tennis Tournament will be held at three locations Nov 23-36 The Burges Ross and Cielo Vista tennis courts will be used Any player interested in entering should nta Jess Thornbery at Burges High before Wednesday Deadline is until Wednesday competition will begin Nov 25 and will be held in two divisions 16 and under and 18 and under IBEPCDCKtEW I TEAM STATISTICS Rushing Yorftbgo PASS INTRRCRPTIOIIS No Yds No- Yd 2 40 Harden 1 ft 1 14 Epps 1 19 1 ft 1ft Sift 70 227 93 7S S-13-2 1MM ftJO M7J 2 1 13ft ft Houso Huoy Punfs iMMBtiii Fumbles Lost Yards PonoJlMd Cards Suffer Fifth Loss INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE STATISTICS UROfiWd Todrias Wyoming Mali ft Stanfcus 5 Dovlln Borrow 4 Page B-4 November 18 1968 Smith 1ft Epps 12 Taylor 12 Mack 12 Waddlo 7 Mayftoid 7 Sam- PM 7 ASSISTED TACKLES EnaWrlgM 1 Hals UTEP Eppa Smith Modi 5 Toylar 4 INJURIES BY the car load lot Wayne Smith Wins Helmet Homs 1 FabMb I Erv Hall Batters Hurdles Record Wyoming tSankm 1 Horns 1 Husy 1 Kick Mnddlas INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS WYOMIND UTEP RUSHIND Att- Gain Aft Gain 21 157 Whits 4 7 William 25 7ft Child ft ft PASSING Att Com Int Yd 11 4 1 95 ft 1 1 5 Att Com Int Yd 40 1ft ft 192 1ft ft 1 SS PASS RECEIVING No yds Ids No yd Ms Huoy 4 95 1 Karns 7 S3 2 Anderson 1 5 ft Millican 4 97 1 Taylor ft 34 PUNTING No Avg No Am ft 405 Galloway 7 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