Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 22

Sunday, Nov. 14, 1965 Monroe Morning World Edge Oklahoma State 2117 Nebraska Takes Orange Bowl Bid STILT, WATER, Okla (Ap re maining to overcome a 17 14 Third-ranked Nebraska rallied dcfint from the brink of defeat Sahir day to nip Oklahoma They nailed down their ninth straight victory while clinching then accepted an invitation to least, a tie for their third play in the Orange Bowl New- Year's night The bidding for their first undefeated season in Big Light conference serutive title Orange Bowl official-, on sn hand 10 Cornhuskers, 50 years, scored with 38 seconds made no mention of an opponent Irish Defeat N. Carolina In 2nd Half ATH I WA TF AP Vetlstlrs Of Ok 1 tpptbrill game first dawns Neb Okla Vintt I 17 14 I Rusting Pxssir.g rardage )0 9 I rn Passes 1 I I f-4i interreptr-r) by I Punts 4 JO 4 A 1 ambles inst I rerds zed 43 SOUTH BEND (AP) Frustrated by fumhles for three quarters, fourth ranked Notre Da me broke loose after Ken for Nebraska in the Miami das sic but speculation centered on Alabama, the nations No team Oklahoma State, winner of tint one game this year, seemingly had the Cornhuskers on the ropes when quarterback Glenn 38-yard field goal with Baxter plunged three years to two scoring runs by Nick Eddy put the Cowboys ahead 17 14 to defeat North Carolina 17 0 with 5 19 left a 45 yard field goal by Charles Durkee five North minutes earlier had put Oklaho ma State within striking distance The Cowboys, striving dosper ately for an upset before a crowd of 31.500, threatened to take control again a- time ran out Fullback Walt Garrison raced 18 yards to the Nebraska five a time expired. Nebraska moved 75 yards for it- winning touchdown The ond drive Marted with just 5 ll re mauling The Cornhuskers full Pete Patman got the of touchdown from two yards out play march oklahoma State stunned the Cornhuskers early, takuu' ad vantage of a Nebraska fumble to move eight years in three plays for the game first touch flow ll The lead stood tip until late in the second quarter when Ne Saturday. After driving to the Carolina four in the first quar SOUTH SENO I Statistic1 Of th, North Ceroma Notre Die.

tho! (MHI gerre oeme homecoming Fest 9 Rushing doge Passing yardage IOP Intercepted by 1 A loo 7 zed IO Cougars Upset Kentucky, 38-21 HOUSTON (UPI Hous- Hebert in the last half to sweep ton Cougars, riding on the blis terrng passing arm of Bo Bur rus, capitalized on Kentucky mistakes night and stunned the ranked Wildcats 38-21. the Cougars from behind and put a dent in bowl numerous hopes. Gus Hollomon intercept- Saturday ed two Wildcat passes for Hous- loth- ton to set up a pair of scores. Kentucky quarterback It was the second straight Morton broke three school 1 big upset for the Cougars, hav- urds of Babe Parilli in the loSl alf HOUSTON, Tex (A Pi First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes intercepted bv Punts Fumbles lost Yards oenaiiezd Statistics of all game Ky.Hou. 19 17 13 213 392 145 22-34 16-24 0 5 4-38 5-37 I 3 2771 Norton broke the existing season passing yardage record, passing yardage in a career and career total offense.

three touchdown passes gave him a season total of nine to break the existing record. Houston intercepted five mg knocked off highly-favored passes and returned them 140 Mississippi last week. yards in thhe win. A crowd of Burns threw three touchdown 37.248 pushed the six passes of IO and 29 yards to game home attendance this sea- Mike Spratt and 5 yards to Ken son to a record 210,106. Kentucky jumped to an early -seyr-S: i A.

-Jife I I JON llltl I I LM YI, Arkansas quarterback, races for a. lo yard gain iii the third quarter of fie SMI -Arkansas game iii Dallas Saturday. John Ladrone (FT) SMI middle guard, races in to make the tackle. George Wilmot (85) SMU right end follows the action. Arkansas won its 21st straight (AP Wirephoto) lead on Larry dash from seven yards out with 53 seconds remaining in the first quarter.

Norton hit Seiple and Rick Kestner on passes of 75 and 54 yards for the other Kentucky scores. Hard running Mickey Don Thompson scored on a 17-yard run, speedster Warren McVea scored from 19 yards out and Ken Hebert kicked a 37-yard Miller Guides Miami To Win From Vandy NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Sophomore quarterback Bill field goal for the other Cougar Dame payoff buck ter and to the five in tho without Notre finally cranked up a drive in the fading minutes the third Tile Iri-h drilled 64 to rap a yards hut had to settle for field goal at I ll of the fourth From then on, the flood gates were open Halfback Eddy, the main weapon throughout, took a handoff from Bill Zlorh on tht Tie Razorbacks Clinch For Title With 24-3 Win Miller, completing IO of 12 passes, guided the Miami Hurricanes to an easy, 28-14 football victory over Vanderbilt Saturday. Miami connected on 8 of .7 IIM) nated the game aU the way. Drives of 60 and 80 yards gave Miami a 14-0 halftime lead.

The key plays on each march were passes from Miller to sophomore end Rim Cox, who caught the first touchdown pass, a 5-yard flip Vanderbilt put together only points. Hollomon second intercepted pass stopped a Kentucky scoring drive at the goal line. Kentucky I 13 0 Houston OHI a ky-Seiple 7 run (Windsor pass from 75 pass from Norton (Andrighetti kick) 19 run (Hebert kick) FG Hebert 37 54 pass from Norton (pass failed) Spratt IO pass from iurris (Hubert pass from Burris) Spratt 79 pass from Burris (Hebert kick) Hou Hebert 5 pass from Burris (Hebert kick) Attendance first play after a Tar Heel punt bj-aska halfback Hon Kirkland DALLAS (I IM He broke loose near the side lines anti 66 y.trtls fur the first touchdown with 7 35 roaming In the final minutes, Danny state pass was stolen by Mike McGill on the North Caro lins 41 It took the Irish only seven plays to score, with Eddy crashing the final three Ivan added both extra points It was the first time in 26 games that North Carolina had been shut out Until tbs breakthrough. Eddy, Zloch, arry Conjar and Robert Bleier ran everywhere on the field hut across the goal line as the Irish dominated play Midway in the first quarter. plunged over from the a 58 yard march.

two to irry Wachholtz (mot cd conter Mon to knot the score at 7 7 Nebraska 7 7 71 7 0 0 ID lliott I run fc Kirkland 7 run (WaceboUi Kirkland 7 run (Aatcholtz kirk FC, 45 hatter I fur ck OSU Nob OSU OSU Nab Caiman 7 run Attendance it von Watthour West Monroe Is Beaten 20-12 By Texarkana ll Arkansas, 3 team in the nation, heat back an early Southern Methodist onslaught Saturday then rolled to its 21 st consecu live victory 24-3 and at least a tie for the Southwest Conference title behind quarterback Jon Britteniim passing and i mining Ihe nimble Rnttenum, a jitters stepped junior, scored urn touchdown himself on a one yard sneak, passed 25 yards to wingback Harry Jones, up a third tailback Boltin Btu nett one yard Mustangs a Britteniim backs and brief 3 0 lead yards in ll plays for his short goal after that as the opportu- First down, the Razor- touchdown run I he Mustangs nist Hogs turned a poor punt yan Arkansas; and an intercepted pass into 68 never menaced the 'Day' For Robinson On Tap Next April NASHVILLE. Tenn of the Miami-Vanderbilt football gam, Miami Vandy 18 yardage 1 77 Passing yardage 125 a Passes iv 14 Passes Intercepted by I Punts 3.40 It was Britteniim that Arkan-I Fumbles tost Yards penalized 73 17-3 halftime lead. 17 69 95 10-70 I 6-47 I 27 sas coach Frank Broyles settled on as his quarterback after great soul-searching last Sop-) one sustained drive, in the fourth! tember after giving Jones andiquarter, when David Waller South a shot at the job. fired a scoring pass from the 3 to Brittenuni was at his versa- end.Rady Humble. GRAMBLING (Special) as a With modest fanfare, a group of work football fans who have followed It is difficult for many corn glum Eddie Robinson through a panions of yesteryears to re tile best Saturday monument to his hard lite 6 2, 182-pounder from Miami opened the scoring early in the second quarter with Brinkley, eight of 17 completing passes to Pete lite West Monroe Bov's Club all star flag football team was series of cliff tores in his spectacular 25 year carcer, will honor the imgc Ile also maneuvered Grambling coach with a special Banaszak, Jerry Daanen and Cox on crucial downs.

On fourth and five. Miller found Cox in the George Screpetie Smokes San Felice Now. passes for 119 yards and one touchdown and gained 47 im-1 portant yards in 14 carries1 hanging adven- adze thai the affable mentor has w'hile soring another zone to caP a drive bivouaced in the local lair for and helping set up a third and a 27-yard field goal by- South. lh. Irish ss- yank hv lh.

four a. hit I on jar for rk Sillur Razorback- into position for day next April. a quarter of a century. Robinson hasn changed The first time Vandy got the ball into Miami territory, the The victory set the stage for Commodores tried throe unsuc-1 23 yards aud Eddy and Conjar each ran for nine Then Zloch fumbled and Jay Malohickv re covered for the Tar Heels Later, Eddy bobble was ran turned by Honrs Sadler on the North Carolina 28 and lite Tar Heels marched 48 yards to the 24 I'his threat was ended bv day Lloyd director at the (lull, earned the team to lex ark ana aud the team took a tour of the three Boy Clubs in that city Dale and Mike Hayes brothers figured in all the West 27 van! field goal by Bonny Robinson will be cited for 'n aPPcarance. Ile is still a showdown at Fayetteville next 1 Passes and the Hurri- enthusiastic support of the en- ramrod with little ex- Saturday with Texas Tech for canPS stormed back for an 80 South.

Ii was a sweet victory for the Razorbacks I'hev lost their last game Nos Hi, 1903 and it was to these self same Mustangs 147 iii the Cotton Bowl Hie gant killing Mustangs, tire program of Intercollegiate cess suet and the nnlv tell ile Cotton Bowl host role and the 'ard scoring march in 15 plays. ll IPT attain and for his contrihu lions as a leader in the nationwide advancement of small- college football He has reached the top in a Monroe scoring in the game lorn Campman fumble, 0 pollers all season -bv holding Profcsslon the tides Purdue to a ll 14 tie and taking run toward a man as fast pounced oil bs John Homey Squeaks By ATHENS, Ohio (AP) Bowl- mg Green sewed up a tie with Miami for firs) place in the Mid American conference Saturday by squeaking by Ohio niveru conclude tv 17 7 at th touchdown pas ens and later arder to Dale Pexarkana ran hack to make the the game total of 25 bo Monroe made tbt the flag club in a 50 yard from Ed Stroll victories over mi, opened gouging huge cd to he- as they change direction Robinson has been eminently chunks from the successful at Grambling where pions tor the Robinson Day ex a and lathe game bv difference between a share of Miller again went to Cox, signs of passing years are thc crown or the hog-. Banaszak and Daanen with his speckles of gray hair and worry- for the Hogs. Tech beat Baylor passes before he sent Banaszak Saturday for an 8-1 season 'brough the middle record and 5-1 for league play. Britteniim scored once from a yard out, threw a line drive anis all pro fullback, return- 25warder to Jones for another and touched off lines on his forehead Paul Younger, former Grambling and Los Angeles hurled .1 five Arkansas line and marching to his bright innovations and dia the Razorback 23 before they grains have become syn kickoffs were stopped Kicking specia old haunt to announce touchdown special from the one to score.

Miami 0 14 7 Vanderbilt 0 0 7 5 pass from Miller (Curtrioht kick) Mi Banaszak I run (Curtrignt kick) MI -McGee I run Kortright kick) Arkansas' final 67-yard scoring 3 surge with a 14-yard helter I WO difference ominous with the ultimaii kicked a 33 execution from West trip which football sea in list Dennis Purtei van! field goal to give tic in confessed I couldn't be more Robinson has that he skelter run It cerned fitting that Brovles tWilt Attendance 12,994 13 pass from Miller (Curtrignt kick) VAN -Humble 3 pass from Waller Scrape tis Monroe man, Georgia Sere petit smoked a lot of cigars. But I never knew they could smoke so mild." George reaction comes as no surprise to San Felice. Becauaa until now, cigars were never made to smoke as mild as the new San Felice. Incredibly mild. done a a Crowell is L'th season as Army countrv coach He built national respect for methods of operation and got matchless job and deserves this in his wonderful results as his 152 61 cross IO career record indicates The didst roils coaching mark stands delighted, faood a place on hts all- victorious squad for all three of his problem children South took over at quarter lonor back late in the game and is highly respected every-fpngineorcd the Razorbacks Spurrier Directs Whirlwind Win Over Tulane where and has developed more professional stars than any other coach in the country." Twenty seven Grambling stalwarts have starred in the National and Canadian League GAINESVILLE.

Fla With prospects of a major bowl game egging them on. the Elon da Gators took I diane apart to dav on Steve Spurrier passing and running for a 51 13 South eastern Conference football vie tors Representatives of the Cotton, Gator and Grange Bowls were among the 36,232 spectators It is Hie Sugar Bowl which is ex petted to take Florida after their game next Saturday at Mi ann Until then, Florida is pre vented from making a howl com nut mi nt bv conference rules Spurrier gamed 1 surds passing, including two touch down tosses, 63 yards running This boosted his total of for the season paM I 700 yards Jack Harper's determined play to re touchdown a his favorite Charles Casey Mer the second The Gators marched 78. 57 a IO yard pass to .15 yards for three more touch receiver, end downs before halftime Florida ran up Hie score in watch the final quarter with a 26 yard seeing field goal by Wayne Barfield, a the lineup mne-yard scoring toss from Spurrier to end Bary Brown and well Ile also kicked three extra points his 34th. 35th and 36th of the season in 38 tries for a new school record Jones came in just in tune to make a great diving, rolling catch of Britteniim scoring toss in thc second quarter when Fifteen are currently in the the outcome still seemed in were 1 doubt SMU which had built up a tremendous following with a tie to with mighty Purdue and a a game on TV without blasting of once-haughty Texas a Grambling product in en route to a 4 21 season record going into this game. The Tigers have had 32 small-1 started out to live up to its AFL and NFL (named on all fall Ii is almost and five pro teams last impossible Horse we know reports that a man in a Society Brand sport coat is a sure touch for a lump of sugar Y'ou on count on Him for His sense of stylo, too.

A Handsome hie ehoieo of the two-button Avante aport coat. college All-Americans and before 67.000 fans. GAINSSvILLI a ap of tha Tulane Florida football game Pier Ida First 17 21 Bv" '9 218 Passing yardage 15768 la 47 37 interctpted br 3 4 a 33 inst I penalized JP 51 running and j)ass receiving meshed unit Spurner work for one of Florida highest offensive days in the 60 veal gridiron history The easer Gators wasted no time in chewing up the shon handed Tulane Green Wave, which helped along by fumbling the ball twice in the early min- utes. Florida scored twice in the first five minutes After the first fumble at the Tulane 23, three plays put Flore da't first points on the score- i board. It took Spurrier only one a 72 yard pass by the sophomore combination of Harmon Wages to Richard Trapp Tulane set up its two to a major college downs with a pass interception American squad in 1964 participants in the college all- star game in Chicago.

In addition, one player was 7 IO 7 0-74 3 0 0 0 No make and a blocked punt Dave East passed for both scores to Jim Darnley. East quarlerbacked Tulane most of younger the way afier sophomore Bobby other small college claim. Ark SMU SMU EG S3 I run (Souls kick 1 Ark- FG Souls ll Ark- Jones 25 from Briltnum (South kick) Ark Burnett I run (South kick I 47 000 DAU AS IAP Stotiitiev of the Arkoiav Southern Methodist Members on the committee 9arn' ire John James Huey, Monroe Duhon failed to move the hall violph Byrd and in the first quarter Tulane couldn't gam fin the Piper man, Baton Rouge Huev Lawrence Patton, ground against a tough Florida shreveport. J. Matthews, jiletetioive line and wound up Los San Francisco, WH- Gray First nownv Pushing yardage Pa yardage Cole- Passes intercepted by I tim Put Fumbles lost Yard-' perauzed Arkansas SMU 19? 119 44 8 I I it-44 in 4fi I 103 Fir' 5 ii IL PAI FUAI.DSFN Klortliu etui, threw a block on Tulane back Dennis CH), ami back Jack I lunier (oo).

ran for 29 yards and Florida's third touchdown. The won 51-13. (AP Wirephoto) (with a net rushin; i minus one ast completed 15 of 37 passes aint Duhon hit one of five for a Greenie aerial total of 16 tor 42 andria and 157 yards Jerry Coquette, second Casey in pass receptions in the (conference, caught four But the Kansas City big ones were in three Darnley pulled in for 45 yards including (loth touchdowns Lams Steen anti also got open late in the game uYamblm ifor three catches I alane was in trouble earl) vv ith it-, mistakes and nevcr quit i making them The Greenies fumbled the hall away five times and lost it on four interceptions 4 0 13 3) 14 0 is St Poe rui va C.nev IO pass weir. 4 yardage of Re Davis, Chtcago-Detroit. and Willis Reed, New York Also Joseph Thomas, New Or leans, John Christopher, Alex Fred Scott.

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