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Il I I I Wl OU ROMPS 47 0 BAMA SPIKES TU 35 6 A TULSA OKLAHOMA SUNDAY OCTOBER 28 1962 Sooners Smother State Without Having to Punt (ou BURTON PENROD (RS) 36 17 Pokes Blow 10 Point Lead ootball Score 7 RICE GETS STARTLING TIE WITH LONGHORNS 14 TO 14 Arkansas Wins Easily Details Page 5 tic five 17 Jr saw Rice with nothing better than a tie with Louisiana State on its four game season record surge from behind to record the first tie in the history of the 49 meetings between the tra ditional Southwest Conference rivals The Owls matching the mighty Texds defense at every 146 66 1 10 3 25 Rice 14 212 107 925 0 8 32 0 5 CARTER EARNS KO OVER ERNANDEZ 10 M13 1 11 27S 0 90 Pint down Rushing yardage Passing yardaga Passes Passes Intercepted by Yards penalized irst downs Rushing yardaga Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts umbles lost Yards penalized and Kerbow a senior shared the tossing honors with Walt McReynolds a sophomore Kerbow put tire 57 yard drive into motion by hitting John Sylvester with a 12 yarder to the Texas 38 Two plays netted only two yards and McReynolds took over and promptly hit Sylvester with a 15 yarder at the Owl 21 Graham powered to the 18 down pass was slapped down but Kerbow reentered the game found Graham in the deep corner of turn jumped to a 7 0 first period lead on a 49 yard scam per by Paul Piper a 200 pound sophomore but Texas roared back for a 14 7 advantage as Tommy ord scored one touch down and set up another with a 55 yard punt return Rice an underdog by points gained the tie on passes irs! down Rushing yardag passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts umbles lost Yards penalized early 14 0 advantage and a 17 7 margin at the intermission But Jack Jayhawks came back for the second half with a razzle dazzle ground attack featuring double reverse pitchouts and the Pokes gave up yardage in wholesale chunks After regaining the upper hand the Jayhawk forwards proceeded to tear the Cowboy line to shreds pass re ceivers who made brilliant catches in the first half 14 265 99 is i 5 366 2 IM NEW YORK Oct 27 (5 Rubin Carter a cocky newcomer from Paterson NJ made a sensa tional television debut Saturday night by knocking out middle weight contender lorentino er nandez of Cuba in 1:09 of the first round of a scheduled 10 round feature bout in Madison Square Garden The colorful 25 year old Rubin first floored the fifth ranking mid dleweight with a short right to the jaw ernandez got up at two and was given the mandatory eight count by referee Johnny Lo bianco Seconds later the mustachioed bald headed Rubin connected with a right left and right to the jaw that sent the husky ernandez over the bottom strand of the ropes It was about a minute be fore ernandez knew where he was By TOM LOBAUGII Tulsa World Sports Writer STILLWATER Oct 27 Soundly outplayed for most of the first half the Kansas Jay hawks roared back from a two touchdown deficit to rout the Oklahoma State Cowboys 36 17 before 18000 fans at Lewis ield here Saturday afternoon Sophomore phenom Gale Say ers sped around and through the stunned Cowboys 283 yards to spark the come from behind victory that kept the Jayhawks alive in the Big Eight Confer ence race total broke the single game conference record of 271 yards set by Iowa Dave Hoppmann against Kansas State last year But Sayers was in the game illegally on the 15 yard run thatbroke the record and it re mained a moot point whether the mark would be allowed by Big Eight officials Sayers was ejected by the of offense while winning its straight this year and 17th row overall Only a 3 3 tie Texas in the Blue Bonnet blots the Tide mark for 24 ficials for starting a fight that erupted into a gigantic team brawl for a couple of minutes late in the final period His re turn to the game went unnoticed by the officials until after his 15 yard jaunt at which time he was again thumbed out and Kansas was penalized from the point where the play ended The gang fight erupted when Sayers swung on Don Derrick after Derrick had tack led Sayers out of bounds near the Cowpoke bench Before of ficials and coaches could re store order the 11 Kansas players on the field and prac tically all of the 39 man Cow boy squad were in on the short but lively brawl Mike passes and Dave place kicks zoomed the Cowboys into an Hockey Results AHL Pittsburgh 7f Cleveland 4 NHL Chicago 3 Montreal 2 hang on to the ball in the second half the Cowboy blocking fell apart and the OSU tackles bring down the men they hit Miller's 15 yard to Don Brewington brought an OSU touchdown when the game was just three minutes old And toe made it 7 0 Late in the same period Mil ler collaborated with right end Marcus Hendricks on a 63 yard scoring aerial with Hen dricks galloping 57 yards after the catch Hannah came in to make it 14 0 The second period was half over before Kansas got into the scoring act on halfback Ron 5 yard sweep of right end Gary Duff kicked the extra point But the Cowpokes came right the end zone for the touchdown and then kicked the tie clinching extra point three yard touchdown plunge in the second period climaxed a 72 yard Texas drive His 55 yard punt return in the third period carried to the Rice nine from where Jerry Cook crashed over the middle to score on the first play The tie snapped a five game victory streak that had carried Texas past Oregon Texas Tech Tulane Oklahoma and Ar kansas It was the second time in less than a year for a Southwest Conference rival to jolt the Long horns as they held the No 1 ranking Texas Christian took a 6 0 victory last November after Texas had won eight straight Texas 0 7 7 0 14 Rice I 0 0 7 14 Piper 49 rvn (Kerbow kick) ord 3 run (Crosby kick) Cook 9 rvn (Crosby kick) Graham pass from Kerbow (Kerbow kick) A 73000 HOUSTON Oct 27 (M Ran dall Kerbow passed 18 yards to Ronnie Graham to climax a 57 yard fourth period touchdown drive and give the underdog Rice Owls a 14 14 tie Saturday night with the Texas Longhorns the No 1 collegiate team An overflow crowd of 73000 Kansas irst downs 22 Yards rushing 499 Yards passing 55 Passes completed 5 11 Passes Intercepted by 0 Punts 5 326 umbles lost 1 Yards penalized 45 urday but allowed a touchdown for the first time this season Billy King skirted end for two touchdowns However the nationally ranked de fense blew its perfect record when Harvard scored on a desperation 84 yard fourth quarter pass Harvard 0 0 0 Dartmouth 3 7 0 Dart 32 Wellstead King 11 run (Wellstead kick) King 4 run (Wellstead kick) Taylor 44 pass trom Bassett (pass tailed) Kelly 1 run (Wellstead kick) 32000 Golden Gales squeaked by ort Scott Junior College 25 20 Saturday on the Skelly turf in a game type scrimmage Jack Suggs sparked dominance as toe quarterback completed 15 of 24 aerials and scored one touchdown Gale fullback Mike Bracken scored the deciding tally from the two His run climaxed an eight play drive after Dwight Claxton intercepted a Greyhound pass from Dennis Jones on toe Wsa 47 ort Scott halfback Richard Marti scored all the as he rushed for 82 yards on nine carries Greyhound fullback John Putnam playing with a broken arm gained 40 yards on tries Gales Nudge DARTMOUTH RIPS Kansas Jucos HARVARD 24 TO 6 CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct 27 a Dartmouth scored its seventh straight victory by defeating Harvard 24 6 Sat VmVVVVAVtAVtM THE STATISTICS Havard Dartmouth 5 997 Hl 0 JAYHAWK SURGE BLASIS OSU and alternates rolled to touch downs the first four times they handled the ball Consider these figures of the first quarter and half before coach Bud Wilkerson relaxed the pressure: Rushing Game Nil State had a minus 12 yardsushing had the ball for only nine' plays complete a pass and even the best Wildcat wea turned against them as OU returned Bobby Bal lard's boots so well it kept the Sooners in good position It was strictly a fullback left halfback show for method ical ground machine with starting left half Joe Don Looney and starting fullback Jim Grisham and third starting fullback Bud Demp sey getting two touchdowns apiece and third string left half Lance Rentzel the other Longest TD play was seven yard smash The other six came from two yards away or less Oklahoma's scoring marches were 75 55 23 1 49 51 and 78 yards in length The one yard move came after Wes Skidgel re turned a punt 40 yards to the one inch line Tackle Runs Plentiful Very seldom would OU bother to run wide and this is reflected in figures which show fullbacks and left halfs carried inside the tackles on 74 of 88 running plays Grisham led the line blasters with 105 yards on 19 carries He alone probably could have broken some records as he rushed for 79 yards in the first half and sat out most of the second quarter Dempsey 191 pound senior from ort Worth has been around the Sooner camp for a long time and came into his own in grand fash ion Running like a streamroller with his feet continuing to move after he was on the ground he gained 96 yards on 16 attempts Skidgel making the longest run with a 32 yard beauty in toe fourth picked up 71 on seven tries Looney had 69 on 12 and Rentzel 69 on 11 Sooners Pass And while all the story has been about the decided superiority of the Sooners one OU weakness cropped up The Sooners pass although they really have to Oklahoma tried 11 and com pleted only two for 44 yards How ever one of these again reflects the weakness of toe opponents The pass kept a team of deep re serves moving after a 25 yard loss on a wild pitchout and al lowed the reserves to score The wild pitch came on a third and one at tlie enemy 12 and put OU back on the 37 The completed pass first for either team in the game with 4:59 left in toe went from Bob Page to Gary Wylie and gave 5 toe Sooners a first on toe nine A 15 yard penalty after the wild toss had moved the ball to the 22 but it still looked hopeless for OU to make toe first down be fore toe pass clicked Kansas State was supposed to have a passing attack of sorts but the Wildcats have one Saturday completing only three of 13 for 86 yards Sixth of those yards came on one play when Doug Dusenbury foiled the Soon ers by tossing off a punt forma tion from his own end zone Sooner Linemen Charge Main reason for the failure of the Wildcat aerial attack was the furiously charging Sooner line led often by John Poter field Dusenbury and Larry Corrigan were swarmed under time after time often being hit simulta neously by from three to five chargers refusal to punt made it dismally plain to the Wildcats and OU fans what the Sooners thought of the situation Once with a fourth and 16 situa tion at their own 49 the Sooners Continued on Page 6 By WAYNE MASON Tulsa World Sports Writer NORMAN Oct Using straight ahead ground power with devastating effectiveness Oklahoma ob literated helpless Kansas State 47 0 in a Big Eight game at Owen ield Saturday While the OU ground machine was busy grinding out a series record 488 yards the defense was equally as potent holding the Wildcats to just 10 rushing and keeping Die Sooners in good field position Oklahoma officials had expected 47000 for this Band Day clash but some 6000 backed out and they were lucky unless they wanted to watch a breeze against an inept foe So one sided was this 49th re newal of a one sided series that Kansas State had the ball in territory only three times The Sooners never had to punt and deep reserves were able to grind out yardage at will against the Staters Winning its 27th in a row over the Wildcats OU ran its confer ence record to 2 0 and is 3 2 over all and the Sooners more and more appear on their way to a return to national stature Oklahoma used 55 men while running toe series tally to 35 9 4 a trite saying but not even a score of 47 0 reflects the dif frence in the two teams OU could probably have made it 94 0 had it so desired as the starters State Alabama 35 Tulsa 6 Oklahoma 47 Kansas State 0 Kansas 36 Oklahoma State Tulsa rosh 25 Scott College 20 Southwestern 28 Panhandle Eastern 19 Murray 0 Big Eight Missouri 21 Iowa Slate 6 Nebraska 31 Colorado 6 Missouri Valley Richmond 21 Cincinnati 20 Wichita 32 Montana State 10 New Mexico State 48 North Texas State 12 Southwest Arkansas 49 Hardin Simmons 7 Texas 14 Rice 14 tie Texas 6 Baylor 3 SMU 14 Texas Tech 0 Midwest Ohio State 14 Wisconsin 7 Northwestern 35 Notre Dame 6 Minnesota 17 Michigan 0 Purdue 26 Iowa 3 Michigan State 26 Indiana 8 Southern California 28 Illinois 16 Kent State 20 Toledo 18 South LSU 23 lorida 0 lorida State 20 Virginia Tech 7 Mississippi 35 Vanderbilt 0 Auburn 17 Clemson 14 Georgia Tech 42 Tulane 12 Kentucky 7 Georgia 7 tie Tennessee 48 Chattanooga 14 Memphis State 28 Mississippi State 7 Duke 21 North Carolina State 14 Maryland 13 South Carolina 11 North Carolina 23 Wake orest 14 Virginia 34 Davidson 7 VMI 6 William Mary 0 Miami 21 Air orce 3 East Army 14 George Washington 0 Syracuse 30 Holy Cross 20 Navy 32 Pittsburgh 9 Boston College 14 Houston 0 Columbia 22 Lehigh 15 Villanova 16 Xavier (0) 8 Cornell 35 Princeton 34 Dartmouth 24 Harvard 6 Brown 12 Rhode Island 12 Rutgers 12 Penn 7 Yale 14 Colgate 14 tie West Stanford 17 UCLA 7 Penn State 23 California 21 Utah State 27 Brigham Young 21 Utah 25 Idaho 21 Wyoming 28 Colorado State 7 Arizona 8 West Texas 3 Montana State 22 Idaho Slate 15 Arizona State 35 Texas Western 7 Oregon 21 Washington 21 tie Oregon State 51 West Virginia 22 New Mexico 25 San Jose 13 Pacific 13 Washington State 12 Others Miami (O) 4 Bowling Green 14 he Western Michigan 12 Marshall 0 Valparaiso 11 Ball Stalo a John Carroll 7 Western Reserve 0 Rochester 13 Allegheny 9 Indiana (Pa) State 11 Slippery Rock 6 I Continued on Page 6 THE STATISTICS Texas 11 199 79 M9 2 8 345 1 40 World Staff Photo Oklahoma and Kansas State players go into a around the formation as fullback Jim Grisham picks up four yards vv THE STATISTICS OSU 14 89 161 15 40 1 3 414 30 back with a drive of their own setting up a 43 yard field goal by Hannah to provide toe 17 7 halftime lead That was the last offensive gasp by the Cowboys who crossed midfield only once in the second half and then got only as far as the Jayhawk 41 Kansas marched 80 a with the second half kickoff to send fullback Armand Baugh man across tlie goal line on a 1 foot high dive over the mid dle Roger Mcarland tossed to left end Pack St Clair for the conversion 4 4 4 Just 43 seconds before the third period ended toe Jay hawks grabbed the lead when Baughman dived over the mid dle again this time from two yards out conversion made it 22 17 for the visitors Early in the fourth OSU fans cheered loudly when punt was downed on the Jay hawk 4 But the cheers turned to groans when Sayers broke loose around left end for 96 yards and a TD shaking off four tackles en route Phil Doughty added the extra point after an offside penalty cancelled a two point pass The last Kansas touchdown came on an 18 yard aerial by Oelschlager Tommy Jackson had an apparent inter ception at toe 1 yard line but the ball bounced out of his arms Jayhawk wingback Tony LeiRer caught the pigskin and fell across the goal line Duff contributed his third extra point kick 4 4 4 It was fourth victory in six starts and brought the Jayhawks' conference record to 3 1 The Cowpokes dropped to 1 2 in league play and 2 3 over all Sayers netted his 283 yards on 22 carries averaging near ly 13 yards per rush Derrick led toe Poke ground attack with 60 yards on 16 tries Miller completed 15 of 39 passes for 261 yards for tlie high point in the OSU offense He hit 9 of 13 in the first half when he picked up 213 of those yards initial touchdown drive was a 62 yard six play surge with tlie opening kickoff featured by a 36 yard pickup on a flat pass from Miller to Don Karns The next march covered 78 yards in five plays most of them coming on toe 63 yard Miller to Hendricks screen pass 4 4 In the early stages Kansas coach Jack Mitchell was the soul of caution choosing to punt on fourth down at the Poke 28 Before the half was he gambled and won on a fourth down play at his own 23 That was on tlie first scoring drive which fea tured 69 yard gallop to the Cowboy 5 before he was nailed by OSU end Kirk Breed In all that 88 yard drive took eight plays A 20 yard toss from Miller to Brewington was the key play on toe 45 yard drive which led Continued on Page 6 THE STATISTICS OKI Kan st 23 428 44 Ml 1 0 0 1 123 Tide Allows Just 3 Passes To Simmons By BILL CONNORS Tulsa World Sports Writer TUSCALOOSA Ala Oct 27 Alabama's relent less defense throttled end John Simmons without a pass reception until the final five minutes Satur day as the No 2 ranked Crimson Tide methodical ly cut down em battled but out manned football team 35 6 before an uninspired crowd of 25000 Alabama led 35 0 and had not permitted Tulsa to cross the 49 yard line until Tulsa re A444444 THE STATISTICS Tulsa Alabama irst downs a Yards rushing 3d Yards passing 43 Passes completed 11 35 Pesses intercepted by 1 Punts 10 444 umbles lost 3 Yerds penalized 40 covered a fumble and drove 44 yards against a unit of third fourth and fifth stringers with two minutes remaining Simmons who came into the game leading toe nation with 41 receptions caught two passes on the scoring drive He caught an other pass just before the final gun to finish with three catches and 27 his lowest output of the season Penalties Prove Helpful scoring drive was cov ered in nine plays two of which were penalties The last one was pass interference at the two yard line Three plays later little tail back Jerry Swanson scored Bill attempted conversion was blocked Tulsa made a creditable show ing putting forth good effort and playing ruggedly on defense while drawing prolific kicking from Stu McBimie The Hurricane stopped Alabama at toe four yard line early in the third quarter after an 87 yard kickoff return had given the Tide a first down at the 13 TU's offense however was help less as 'Barna combined its toughness quickness and field position to keep toe Hurricane pinned deep in its own territory most of the 70 degree day TU gained only 50 yards just two below season and reaped but 63 pass ing yards on 11 completions in 25 attempts The offense also provided Ala only cheap touchdown when quarterback Ramie Escan don fumbled on the first play Williamson Recovers End Richard Williamson re covered for Alabama at the 22 and four plays later rookie quar terback Joe Namath sneaked one yard for the touchdown Place kicker Tim first of three bullseye gave 'Barna a 7 0 lead with only 2:30 elapsed All the other Alabama scoring was legitimately earned The Tide drove 62 yards in nine plays for its second touchdown midway of the second quarter and halfback Cotton Clark fled 91 yards with a punt return just before half time for the third score After failing to score in the third quarter Alabama drove 80 yards in 13 plays for its fourth touch down early in toe fourth quarter and marched 56 yards in six plays for its final tally with 8:30 left Clark who leads the Southeast Conference in scoring notched the fourth touchdown on a two yard plunge while halfback Gary Mar tin got the last one on an eight yard sweep Kick Goes Wide kick was wide after the fourth TD Second unit quarter back Jack Hurlbut passed to Mar tin for a two point conversion after the last touchdown Hurlbut scored the second touchdown on a one yard sneak The Tide finished with 364 yards total sixth in a with Bowl games spanning three years Coach Bear Bryant did not ap pear greedy He made no at tempt to run up a score against the four touchdown underdog Tul sans Bryant used 47 players and for the first time this year used the three unit plan Ogden Breaks Run ullback Eddie Versprille the Southeast leading ground gainer carried but two both at the outset How ever even without him the Tide gained 265 yards rushing Ray Ogden a fifth unit' halfback who played end until last week led the Tide ground attack with 64 yards nn oicrht ATTleS Ogden got off a 44 yard run late in the game Hurlbut was Ala No 2 rusher with 64 yards 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