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THE REDBIRD
Oct. 6, 1967
Cardinals Race Past Southeastern Louisiana Colleee 34-21
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HE HAS A POINT—Lamar tackle Darryle Henicke (73) split
the uprights with a placement following the Cardinals’ 34-21
victory over Southeastern Louisiana College. The action took
place Saturday in Cardinal Stadium as Tech was winning its
second game at home. Quarterback Randy McCollum (15) held
for the PAT. Making a futile attempt to block the kick was Halfback
David LeSage (19). (Staff photo by Scott Harbers)
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By Bob West
Redbird Sports Writer
For those who like good
defensive football, Lamar Tech’s
34-21 triumph over Southeastern
Saturday night in Cardinal Sta-
dium must have left a lot to
be desired.
Brilliant defensive efforts,
especially in the second half
short of the Tech single game
passing record.
McCollum got Lamar on the
scoreboard on its third posses-
sion of the game. He started
the Redbirds first scoring thrust
with a pass to Glenn Edgerly
and concluded it the same way.
The scoring toss was good
for 10 yards and came on
third down. It was especially
were practically non-existent, heartening because Lamar had
Still the Redbirds annexed their been having trouble on third and
second win of the season and fourth down when it got inscor-
that’s what is important. ing range. Henicke’s kick was
The victory was also the wide and Lamar led 6-0 with
Cardinals’ ninth consecutive 1:11 left to the first quarter,
at Cardinal Stadium. It brought McCollum got the Birds in
Lamar’s season record to 2-1. high gear in the second period.
For those who really do thrive Thanks to Johnny Fuller’s 33
on free wheeling offensive battles yard punt return Lamar started
tomorrow night’s game with the with good field position at the
Quantico Marines should match Lion 43.
or even surpass the point parade
in the SEL game.
Last year at Quantico, Va.
the Redbirds and Marines traded
touchdowns all day with a final
result of 30-26 in favor of
Quantico.
Tech’s battle with SEL didn’t
have the suspense its home
opener with USL did, but the
Redbirds once again managed
to throw a scare into better
than 10,000 fans.
After piling up a 20-0 half-
time lead, the Redbirds allowed
SEL to close within one touch-
down on two occassions.
The Lions closed to 20-14
in the third period and pulled
within 27-21 in the fourth quarter.
Lamar showed good poise, how-
ever, by scoring each time
on its next possession.
Tech finally put the game out
of doubt with 3:16 left on a
nine yard scoring pass from
Randy McCollum to Bill Kilgore.
Darrel Henicke’s fourth of five
successful placements gave
It took only five plays from
there. The payoff came on a
21-yard pass to Fuller. A15
yard dash by Kenny Montgomery
set up the scoring shot.
SEL gave Lamar a brilliant
chance to build the lead by
fumbling the ensuing kickoff.
Tech couldn’t score from the
29 after Danny DuBose’s
■ rocovery, however, and Heni-
cke’s fourth down field goal from
33 yards was short.
Two possessions later Lamar
put to gether an 80-yard, drive
in nine plays. Bill Kilgore con-
tributed the biggest gainer on
the first play: Taking a short
pass from McCollum, he finessed
his way 55-yards to the Lion
25.
McCollum got the score him-
self. He went in from the one
on third down after first Tom
Smiley and then he was stopped
by the middle of the Lion line.
The rosy halftime picture
changed hurriedly in the third
quarter. A pass deflected by
Lamar its 34th point and ended Lamar’s Richard Bjerke was
the night’s scoring. snagged by Duane Floyd who
Randy McCollum’s pinpoint raced 28-yards for a touchdown,
passing was the biggest single The next time SEL had the
factor in the success of Lamar’s ball they ripped off 78-yards
offense. in just five plays. Quarterback
The Barbers Hill senior, Dan Brewer ran the last 31
rapidly improving with each yards on a spr intout. John Short's
game, connected on 13-25 aerials kick made it 20-14 and suddenly
for 237 yards and three touch- u was anybody’s game,
downs. He was only 19 yards Tech didn’t get upset. The
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Redbirds came right back with
a 79-yard scoring march. The
drive began late in the third
quarter and came to an end
with 13:39 left in the game.
Smiley, with a great second
effort, went in from six yards
out. Henicke’s kick gave Lamar
a seemingly safe 27-14 lead.
Two punt exchanges later
things looked even better. But
SEL, with the slick operating
Brewer at the controls, struck
in a hurry.
Taking over at the Lamar
47, the Lions scored in three
plays. Brewer went 28 on a
keeper, passed for seven more
and then Lynn Day crashed
in from the 12.
There was still 6:09 remaining
when SEL’s 21st point went
on • the scoreboard. If Tech
hadn’t kept its poise and driven
for a score, anything could have
happened.
Statistically the game was
closer than the score. SEL
had the lead in first downs 19-
17 and rushing yardage 200-163.
Lamar had more passing yards,
251-204 and the edge in total
offense 414-404.
The elusive Brewer finished
as the leading rusher with 81
yards on 12 trips. With an
additional 195 yards on 13 of
35 passes, he had 276 yards
total offense.
Montgomery finished as Tech’s
leading rusher. He had 55 yards
in 18 carries. That was one
yard more than Smiley gained
in the same number of attempts.
Defensively Richard Bjerke
and Dwayne Whitehead led the
way with 12 tackles each. Dick
Croxton was in on 10. Bjerke
also blocked a punt.
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Interested persons may attend
the meetings, but membership
is limited to students majoring
or minoring in psychology.
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Goode, Charles. The Redbird (Beaumont, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1967, newspaper, October 6, 1967; Beaumont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth499286/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar University.