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SFA'S ANDREA BROWN
was nothing but trouble. The 6-5
senior bucketed 24 points and
jerked down a dozen rebounds.
Milton Phillips was close behind
with 20 points and 11 caroms.
SF A led in rebounding 53-45
and out-shot the Jackets from
the field, 44-42 per cent, and
from the line, 74-71 per cent.
The first half featured eight
rebounds, while Terry Davis
had 9 points and 10 rebounds
and Tommy Johnson and Greg
Felts contributed 8 points each.
Haiftime Score SFA 39, HPU
Totals Fouls: HPU 18, SFA n
burnett in a battle of teams with 73
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Dallas, Texas 75218 or phone
Area Code 214 321-5031.
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Lions put share of district
lead on line against Steers
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quarterback continued, "and
it’s going to present its
challenge for us, too.
“I don’t think anybody’s
gonna run up and down the
field at will on their defense
or our defense. I think it’s
going to be a very disciplined
game. I think it’s the
strongest defenses we've
ever had in a Super Bowl
game.”
The difference between the
defense he will face Sunday
at Tulane Stadium and the
one that helped Miami beat
the Vikings a year ago is
that, "Miami plays that
three-man line and they do it
very effectively.
“Miami is not what you'd
call a big, strong, physical
defense. Our defense is a big,
strong, physical defense and
Pittsburgh's is very much
like ours.”
One thing seems certain.
Investigator says
deaths accidental
HOUSTON (AP) — A police were closed.
Bentsen
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post in 1961
mnedy and
Mexican-
become a
performances during the 19 4 and running back Terry Metcalf
NFL regular season. of the St. Louis Cardinals, who
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Mrs. Wilson was listed in fair quoted Dr. F. M. Rivers Jr. as
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Brownwood, but was topped by
6-1 senior Mark Denny and 5-11
junior Kurt Hammond in the
two other Steers appearances
here.
Brownwood hurt the Steers
under the boards in that first
meeting and used the same
tactics in whipping Vernon in ,
the district opener. Six-four
Ross McClellan, 6-3 Johnny
Skeen and Scott Williams and 6-
1 Brad Bowen will give Boothe's
bunch a physical edge on most
district foes.
Outside punch comes from
guards Ronnie Thomas and
Sam Harrell, while depth comes
from Jerry Don Gleaton, Phillip
Sirois, Hal Lane, James Bivens
and Jimmy Kirby.
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X sport is to underestimate your
opponent— something
Brownwood coach Steve Boothe
hopes his Lons avoid tonight
when they host the Graham
Steers in a District 4-AAA
basketball shootout.
The two varsity teams will tip
it off after a junior varsity
prelim game scheduled for a
5:30 p.m. starting time in Lion
Gym.
Brownwood, 1-0 in district
play after Friday’s 50-45 road
win over defending champion
Vernon, will be meeting
Graham for the second time this
, season. The Lions won that-first
meeting, 72-50, in the Howard
Payne University tournament
and may be in danger of taking
the Steers lightly.
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By BRUCE LOWITT
AP Sports Writer
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -
Francis Asbury Tarkenton
has the greatest respect for
the Pittsburgh Steelers’
defense - but that's not to
say he’s overawed by it
When someone suggested
Monday that the Steelers'
defense is the toughest that
he and the rest of the Min-
nesota Vikings have faced
this season, Tarkenton
brushed aside the idea.
“I have the greatest
respect for the Los Angeles
Rams’ defense also,” he
said, referring to the team he
beat in the National Football
Conference playoffs, the
game that put the Vikings in
next Sunday's Super Bowl
IX.
“Pittsburgh has the best
defense in the American
Conference,” the Vikings’
lineup is set
DALLAS—The fifteenth
Annual , Coach-of-the-Year
Clinic, sponsored by the Kellogg
Co., will be held at the Statler
Hilton Hotel in Dallas Jan. 31-
Feb. 1 and 2.
The program has been set and
pre-registration is $12.50, with
Both Tarkenton and Terry
Bradshaw, his counterpat on
the Steelers, will be doing
some running up and down
the field — but for very
different reasons.
"We don't have many de-
signed plays for me to run,”
Tarkenton said. "We may
have one a game, but I don't
call it every game. I might
call five or six a whole
season. But there are op-
portune times to do it and
when we’ve done it, it's
worked."
Clearly, the difference is
that Bradshaw can be
counted on to call his own
number several times a
game — and the reason for
that, Tarkenton says, is ob-
vious. “Bradshaw’s 220
pounds and he’s 6-foot-3 and
he runs a lot faster than me.
That's the difference," he
laughed.
UP TO $400 DISCOUNT ON CLOSEOUT OF
1974 MODELS.
young son, Alexander, were ac- son, her son and her daughter
cidental. were sleeping, Pierce said.
Joseph Jachmiczyk, Harris A hospital spokesman said
County medical examiner, Monday Mrs. Wilson did not
17 Minnesota
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19 Providence
tiewake Forest
Others receiving
alphabetically E
Mike Burke, president of at a different location Oscar
Madison Square Garden Center, Bonavena is being mentioned as
said Monday that All’s man- an opponent for Foreman
ager, Herbert Muhammad, ,■> "I think Foreman needs the
"called me this morning and exposure," the manager said.
, said that he had decided to can- with a rich rematch in mind,
cel the Lyle fight and expected “And we have to see if he can
to take a fight with Wepner in come back There aren't going
WHILE TONIGHT’S meeting
is the first district start for
Graham, Coach Bobby Wise’s
Steers have been anything but
idle. They fell to Class AAAA
Mineral Wells 66-46 Friday,
then wasted a first-half lead in
losing at Jacksoboro, 62-56, on
Saturday night.
Graham played three games
in the HPU tourney and a dif-
ferent Steer emerged with
scoring honors in each game
Randy Burdick, a 6-3 junior,
_ flipped in 14 in the loss to
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have been anything else,” said ceived the injured jaw.
Iowast110, Tinkle said she first said she ™
Falls 58 datxpresing the did notlknow bappened, -r
Creighton 84, N. Dakota St. 79, though no official verdict had thenasaidshemightshaye.been ~
OT Kansas 79, St. Louis 72 been returned Monday night struck and later said she had
SOUTHWEST Pierce, who investigated the fallena gainst a wall a few days
Angelo St. 93, Texas A&I 84 deaths, said there were “no
Sam Houston 87, Abilene Chr. signs of violence ” Trinkle quoted her as saying
61 Jachimczyk said an autopsy she checked the children and
Houston 86, Dayton 85 showed both Wilson and his son found them apparently having
Tulane 84, SMU 80 had an excess of 60 per cent of nightmares and crying in their
Ark. St. 90, Houston Bapt. 79 carbon monoxide in their blood- sleep. She said she had awak-
UTex-Arlington 61, South- streams. ened to the sound of a car eng-
western 59
TOURNAMENTS
THOMAS IS LEADING the
By HAL BOCK statistics in the AFC — a yield Lions in scoring with a 14.6
AP Sports Writer of only 219.6 yards per game, average, hut McClellan is right
behind at 12.3, followed by
NEW YORK (AP)—Oakland His selection marked the sec- Skeen at 9.5, Williams at 8.8,
Florida; Frank Kush, Arizona quarterback Ken Stabler and ond time Greene has been Bowen at 8.7 and Harrell 6.7
State University; Eddie Mean Joe Greene, defensive ... . . Harrell may see some action
Robinson, Grambling tackle of the Pittsburgh Steel- named the top defensive per- tonight after missing the
University; as well as the era, were named the National former. He also was chosen by Vernon game with the virus and
American-Coach-of-the-Year. Football League's top players the AP panel in 1972. for one of the few times this
.Last year .a record 1,200 at- by The Associated Press today year Boothe may have all hands
A nationwide panel ot sports th tbterg"asnazbeWespesiy ready for at least part-me
statsrrandorandcsstprahooe outdistacing Denver’s otis P"Ahother to game
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Jackets make it close
NACOGDOCHES-Stephen embark on a four-game home second half when they blew the later it was 6M4 with 5-15 left
F. Austins 86-75 Lone Star stand that opens with Sam Yellow Jackets nut 28410 tn tter. . 864 With15:15 ,
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But neither was it one of your the East Zone standings, ran But less than five minutes ^,,7“ close As Payne
ordinary everyday ho- their season record to 8-7. later the Lumberjacks were miit.sst-es.than.two
hummers. Coach Bob battling for their lives against a minu _ h eLu . 1acks
Derryberry’s gritty Yellow HOWARD PAYNE closed out Howard Payne team that wereonto.by.80-70and.their
Jackets saw to that digging a three-game road swing refused to wilt. Super-talented ninth str aight home-court win
themselves out of a 17-point against a typical Stephen F. Ernest Jenkins, who emerged 0enthe Jackets was safely in
grave to make it interesting at Austin team: talented and with a season-high 29 points, led *
the finish, explosive but subject to cold the Paynemen on a 10-0 spree . Jenkins manufactured his 29
Howard Payne returned to spells and errors. that made it 67-60 at the seven- mints on 10 of 20 from the field
Brownwood today with a 1-2 And the Lumberjacks have minute mark. and 9 of 10 from the line Biglee
Lone Star Conference West seldom been better than in the Buckner was almost as ef-
Zone worksheet and anxious to opening 10 minutes of the AND FOUR Jenkins points fective with 15 points and 13
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Coaches can pre-register up e A _ | K
to Jan. 19. After that date no reene % TCI 1^ l i"
pre-registration will be taken ■ W W I Ite, •IMWIWI
Registration will be at the
Statler Hilton Hotel. 11 r a
The lecturers for the clinic nifwerc Af werr
will include Grant Teaff of F-MY-I 3 VI V vU I
Baylor; Larry Lacewell of *
Oklahoma; Jerry Claiborne of
Maryland University; Pete
Elliott of Miami University,
investigator says he believes Exhaustfumesleadingintothe
salesman for title
NEW YORK i AP) - Chuck Muhammad
Wepner, a liquor salesman from The manager wants the Ali-
Bayonne, N.J , is expected to Wepner fight to be part of a
fight for the heavyweight television doubleheader, with
championship of the world George Foreman, who was
against Muhammad All in knocked out by All in Africa last
mained in critical condition and Juvenile Officer T. L. Trinkle and ACC in the West Zone race.
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We had really expected to him anymore."
sign tomorrow with Herbert an Asked if he would rather fight
agreement to fight Ron Lyle Lyle or Wepner, AU said, ’TU
March 24 in the Garden." fight them both within five
Ah was supposed to get 82 months.”
mi, on to fight Lyle in the Gar- Then-he began beating the
. ... publicity drums for the fight
Muhammad mentioned 51,5 with w billed in some
million for AU to fightthe 32- quarters as "the heavyweight
year-old Wepner, who has lost champion of North Americ.»
nine fights, several on cuts,
against 30 victories and two Muhammad also was asked
draw decisions in a pro boxing about a showdown third fight
career that began in 1964. with former champion Joe Fra-
"We’re negotiating a promo- zler, which probably is the big-
tion that totals $3 million," said gest money fight available.
. 1. , Stabler, a left-hander, led the had 12 Last year’s Offensive burnett to win the district title.
Indiana out front Raiders to the American Con- Player of the Year was Buf- T ~
in basketball poll ference West Division falo’s o.j. Simpson, who re- exas reaches
.. 7 Pnn yards and a league-leading'26 tourney finals
10-0 988 touchdowns, completing 57.4
»’ 72 per cent of his attempts. Voting for defensive honors MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - South
181 882 ,, .. .. , . . ... was much closer. Greene won it Alabama faces Texas in
„ «, It was Stabler’ last-minute tonight's finals of the Senior
—-,6 -23 scoringpass that gave Oakland _ with.13 votes, barely, topping BowLBasketbel Tcurnament—N. Dakota 109, Wis.-River
221 its first-round playoff victory Philadelphia linebacker Bill in the consolation game,
791 and eliminated defending B . . , Louisiana Tech takes on Vir-
-« champion Miami. A week later, nestron"hshwingswmmm- ginia Military Institute.
2 theRalderswereknockedoffby hacker ^Hendricks of Green in the first game Monday
“ Greene and the Steelers in the night, Texas shot out to a quick
34 American Conference cham- Bay with seven votes, tackle eight-point lead and defeated
24 pionship game. Alan Page of Minnesota and Louisiana tech 81-68.
1 «« cornerback Emmitt Thomas of Midway through the first half,
tornia. centenary. central Greene, long the menace of Kansas Cit, with six each and Tech closed the gap to two
michigan, DePaul, Fiorida sr opposing quarterbacks, threw Kansas Cty witn SIX eacn, ana noints Thon Te?s nourod
Foranam Mouston, nnnois sr PPOS: , , TL. u Greene’s Pittsburgh teammate points: Tnen l exas poured
Kansas memoni si Miami, passers for losses eight times 8snsu8 with fiv» through another eight-point as-
X-'Jam, peSn. during the regular season, lead- Lc Greenwood, with five, saultto take a commanding
Bmn,S"NPuro"snRu"eerncis5. ing the Steelers to a league-high Miami safety Dick Anderson, lead.
Southern ilinois. Tennessee, 52 sacks. He helped Pittsburgh last year's winner, had just one in the second half, Texas led Texas 81, La. Tech 68
Ei Paso u». "asnino compile the best defensive vote this season, by as many as 18 points. S. Ala. 116, Va. Military 98
15. Carol Ina
14. S Carolina
1 Indiana (31
3 UCLA (14)
3 Louisville 131
By The Associated Press
SOUTH
Vanderbilt 96, Miss. St. 85
Alabama 82, Tennessee 78
New Orleans 65, SE La. 62
Auburn 104, Miss. 86
Hawaii 106, Grambling 94
S. Fla. 65, Tenn. Tech 63
____________________ - Kentucky St. 78, Wabash 69 ruled Monday that Wilson, 29, suffer a broken jaw as the hos-
the Year, and gave defensive Armstrong, the NFL rushing unfolds tonight at Iowa Park ■ Kentucky 96, Georgia 77 and Alexander, 5, died of car- pital had originally reported, ties and as many lead changes
honors to Greene based on their champion, who had 14 votes, where the Hawks host Burk- Jackson St. 106, Daniel Payne bon monoxide poisoning when They said the jaw was bruised before SFA pulled away from a
I the gas filled their home Sun- and swollen. 25-25 deadlock into a 39-32
La. St. 92, Fla. 91 day in the Houston’s southwest Police said the sequence of margin at recess
Virginia St. 89, Xavier, La. 88 area. events were still not clear and In other ISC action Monday,
Alcorn 102, Ark-Pine Bluff 80 Wilson's daughter, Denise, 9, that Mrs. Wilson was unable to Angelo State battered Texas
Austin Peay 95, W. Caro 85 and his widow, Bernice, 27, give investigators a complete A&I 93-84 to run its record to 2-1
MIDWEST were hospitalized. Denise re- account of the incident. and open up a lead over HPU
Michigan St. 88, Ohio St. 84 ‘ ---- -
Minn. 75, Illinois 47
Purdue 63, Iowa 54
Indiana 90, Michigan 76
Texas Tech 72, Okla. St. 62
Police reported that Wilson ing running.
was found to have .167 alcoholic She said she carried the boy
content The legal percentage 1° her bed and then went down-
of drunkeness is .10. stairs and found her husband
Wilson was found slumped in the car.
NCAA gets moving on fem sports ssuz
" " I Pierce said the car appeared
to have been running for about
WASHINGTON (AP) — The NCAA convention here. The and basketball next year, field provided for men. pressed shock and dis- five hours after Wilson appar-
National Collegiate Athletic As- convention honors President hockey, gymnastics and softball However, Swank said the appointment when newsmen in- ently came home some time
sedation will begin a pilot pro- Ford today by presenting him at the following year and badmin- NCAA's action was taken only formed her of the NCAA action, after midnight Saturday night,
gram, possibly this spring, to a luncheon with the Theodore ton, skiing, swimming and vol- partly as a result of the forth- "We have been trying to work They said the ignition was on
develop national sports cham- Roosevelt Award, the NCAA’s leyball in the third year, coming implementation of Title with the NCAA to iron out some but the gasoline gauge re-
pionships for women com- highest honor. „ omnhasiyea hwavep IX, the controversial federal of the problems common to gistered empty.
parableto those now sanctioned David Swank of Oklahoma that his co—e ’willconcern regulation which essentially ) Police said both the automat-
University, council member trate for the time being on track calls for equal treatment for P • . c garage door and the door
The NCAA Council, the or- and chairman of the women’s and field and tennis and that men and women in collegiate programisintendedtreplace from the garage to the house
ganization’s policymaking sports committee, said his future possible championships sports. - . . „ wnesd on inng enelopedn
body, directed the NCAA's group hoped to develop a pilot T** Department of Health, would be very concerned and
Committee on Women’s program in time for this "are only suggestions. We will Education and Welfare is ex- upset.
Intercollegiate Athletics to spring's men’s track and field have to look at these to see if pected to issue its final directive I would say they are trytag
embark on the program. It is andtennis championships."" any are feasible to be imple- on Title IX at the end of the to infringe upon opportunities
sure to draw fire from the He said the committee will mented." month. women have provided for wom-
Association for Intercollegiate report in about a month on the NCAA . "The pressures the NCAA has ’ Dr. Morrison said.
Athletics for Women, the major feasibility of the proposal The NCAA action comes at a felt have been from society," he
collegiate body for female Y time when colleges are being said.
athletes which is not part of the Swank also said the com- pressured by court decisions In Houston, where the Associ-
NCAA ’ mittee would discuss recom- and the federal government to ation for Intercollegiate Athlet-
The action came Monday, the mendations for championships Place a greater emphasis on ics for Woman is meeting, Dr.
opening day of the 69th annual in 1° other sports over the next women’s athletics to make Lee Morrison of Madison Col-
three years: cross country, golf them comparable to those now )ege. AIAW president, ex-
10. Arizona
11 Michigan
12 Arizona St
13 Marquette
14 LaSalle
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