I'm Kernen Tips.
I'd like to welcome you to
Humboldt's Football highlights of
1956.
I believe you'll agree that our
cameras have caught the spirit as
well as the action of another
exciting season of Southwest
Conference football play.
So let's watch football.
This hard riding Red Raider
represents Texas Tech opponents of
the Baylor Bears this late September
afternoon in Waco.
It's a perfect day for football.
So let's watch the Bears and the
Raiders open up the season early in
the first quarter. Trailor goes
aloft for Baylor. He fires to Jerry
Marquito for a 14 yard gain on a
first in midfield.
Here's a switch from mortar fire to
the long range bombardment penlight
to viewers on a big one, chopping
Baghdad at the ten yard line for a
great catch and touchdown
required wired six to nothing Baylor
penalties hurt the Raiders and Hill
has to go to his end zone to kick.
But he gets it away nicely and it's
all the way out to midfield.
Now watch.
Maybe Peters Baylor safety man grabs
it.
Here comes a tremendous counterpunch
by a forty six yard
great run by.
Three plays later, Jones rams it
over for the Baylor tally, the kick
is good, and it's Baylor 13 to
nothing.
First played second quarter trailer
goes back to the firing line again,
they'll show not grabbed it and this
worked for twenty seven yards and
another Baylor touchdown.
It's now a Baylor twenty.
Nothing.
Let's move along to the middle of
the second period.
Baylor throws again, but this time
it backfires.
Ray Howard moves in to intercept.
Now watch the big tech lineman turn
Speed Barton on this.
Thirty two yard run back.
It's tech on bailers.
Twenty five.
Then the bears got stolen and it's
fourth down on Williams
Quiet for all up in a hurry.
Here's a study in slow motion Good
try but it failed to work.
Staves off the Raiders deep in bear
territory.
On the next play you see Doug
Duncan. He's number thirty two.
He plays quarterback for the Raiders
and he knows the tricks of the trade
practices. The middle for sixteen
and tax and business on the eight
yard line.
It's fourth down and Texas No.
Two yards out here goes to his left.
But once again, the bears man the
barricades. This drive is halted
later in the third quarter.
Baylor has the ball on the deck.
Forty six feet dynamite.
Larry Hickman available back.
Larry moves our way by just blocks
and away he goes for forty six yards
on the last score of the day.
Final score. Baylor twenty seven.
Texas Tech, nothing.
Oh, let's visit Razorback Stadium in
Fayetteville, Angola versus Arkansas
in the spring.
Bobby Peters on a pitch out down the
margin for fourteen early in the
first quarter from the Arkansas
thirty eight Doyle Afflalo takes
over He pegs out Why the Adel Shobna
No like a fourteen yard shot
A few plays later and it's trailer
added again Here comes our bull's
eye on the target Jerry Mark Until
Jerry goes out of bounds just inside
Arkansas his five yard line Now
here's the payoff Watch the blocked
shots No Rambold wired The gate is
open and he's in for a touchdown
Baylor seven nothing.
Let's get along to the third
quarter. Arkansas is on the ballot.
Twenty non Christian does a neat bit
of fancy footwork, then locate a
target all in burns just down there
and onin makes a good grab.
He goes for twelve and a first down
on Balers eight.
Here's the option play and this time
you don't see Don Christian have the
choice he likes to keep and he puts
a two yard patch on this Arkansas
right now and picked up
the Razorbacks off a very neat
reverse. Rodgers Ogilvy's at the end
of this daisy chain and goes seven
for a touchdown point after
it up seven all later in the fourth
quarter. They'll get to the scoring
move again. Here's a good fullback,
Bakary. A pitched to Junior Bowl
junior slides to his left hand,
picked up a dozen yards before he's
moved out of bounds on Arkansas.
Nineteen Now Baylor wins a ballgame.
Bobby Jones calls the outcompetes
the ball to Bill Junior again right
off the blocks. Very well for
paydirt A good kick made the final
score.
Baylor fourteen Arkansas seven
Remember College Station the
afternoon of October twenty and am
pleased to see you and some of the
wildest weather in football record.
TCU has just taken over on a
negative fumble and moved with week.
Here he comes wide around his own
right side in the rain and the mud
and down he goes.
But believe me, those eleven yards,
he says. What word that Watban now
is just six yards out.
Chuck Curtis fades fast for the
pitch. Odey Williams makes his catch
in the end zone Touchdown
Roitfeld It's TCU six to nothing
And so it was in the fourth quarter
The Aggies move on their own twenty
yard line first down 80 yards away
from the Golden Dawn process
This long march in motion with a
twenty one yard brand And here
the cadets begin to catch on fire.
They eat the yards and big bite as
Don Watson goes to the other side
look at those Aggies block it when
Watson is over hold on this thirty
seven yards. Gabber A&M is deep
in Froggie Territory.
And this was the day they said that
Routh might be dropped from
the nineteen yard line.
Then it is radiothon to get off
this pass on the nick of time
gone pro takes the pitch at top
speed. This one gobbles up eleven
more yards on first down on T to use
four yard line then husband
decides to keep pitching that
slippery thing said this time he
pitches out to Don Watson Bonfils
for a running pass to his left.
Perfect timing.
John Paul makes the catch for the
tying touchdown 66.
And here was the difference.
Loyd Taylor takes aim.
This kick is to the upright and
that's a thrilling game.
A&M 76
Oh. Let's go to our right stadium in
Houston where the old play host to
SMU under the lights, Ray Masters
fires the left side of the line from
the thirty two open the second
quarter. He got two yards before he
smothered by a blanket of blue
and after a spectacular play on a
pass Tony Touchdown Tony Arnold
had pulled the trigger on the high
hard one with Duval has left behind
the old secondary makes his catch
and has gone for sixty nine yards
and a touchdown.
Tommy Gentry converted to give this
same you are seven nothing lead over
the ball.
Well we all got that one back in the
first break. Ryan connects with five
and eight a but this was good for
six yards.
Then Ryan takes personal command.
He goes lightly and politely through
the ponies and when he's nailed
after seventeen yard right it on the
Mustang seven it's first
and goal to go. But that's bad news
for those out.
It's fourth down right.
Fumbled at the goal line on the
ponies take over then it happens to
SMU.
On the next play the ponies fumble
and wittmeyer recovered for the
owls. That's where we came in.
Then King Hill pounds the pace.
Right. What is good?
Seven. And at halftime, Rice
takes the lead early in the third
quarter, this 15 yard nifty from
King Hill to Bobby Williams at the
drive in motion.
And then that same Bobby Williams
goes nine yards to the left of the
cup behind the blue tie to tackle
that Raymond children bounties for
the score.
Extra points. Mr. Rice leaves 13
seven.
Then the ponies fight back midway
in the fourth quarter.
Charlie Jackson tees off on this
handoff from our own Tony.
That and running for man.
This spirited gallop carried him
thirty seven yards.
He's finally over. Hold on the old
one yard line.
Then SMU decides to go along.
Tony Arnold on this play by one
who has moved over to the right flat
on the sidelines.
And he's down inside the ten yard
line. And now from the four yard
line, the ponies mix the power of
the line with the speed of the
backfield. Jackson faces again
thirteen to thirteen
for the second time.
This extra point is the difference.
Just be converted.
And that's all. That's a new
fourteen rice thirteen.
There's more action under the Texas
out of teams. Arkansas Memorial
Stadium in Austin.
Ronnie Underwood picks up eleven
yards on a first down on Texas.
Thirty eight. As we come in now,
I'll meet Gerald Nesbitt as he last
for 19 yards to the Texas four in
this early action, but no play on
the play. Arkansas Financial
back to Texas. Twenty seven.
But Nesbitt is not a man to be
denied. He comes right back for
those same nineteen yards on this
draw, played guitar control in the
Texas mine.
Then Ronnie Underwood breaks fast
and picks up seven yards on the line
for the long horn for George
Nesbitt. Time again, he takes the
high road over the line to score.
Extra Point is blocked.
Arkansas lead six nothing in the
first quarter.
Then Texas takes the wraps off the
pitching arm of your Joe Set
it up with a sixteen year.
I talked to Walter Fondren on
Arkansas. Four yard line penalties
delay the process, but plemons keep
right on a pigeon and this time
he hits Bob Brown down in the end
zone to score Fondren, convert it
and Texas goes ahead seven six.
Now watch the Clemenza Bundanon
combination. Do it again.
First dual hits Walter for fourteen
yards on first down on the Arkansas
thirty one and then it's
the Longhorns one two punch again
with lemon pitchin and Fondren catch
in the combo hangs up six more
points. Extra point is good.
Texas leads off into a fourteen to
six as they Mosley off of the
dressing room at halftime.
Must have been quite a speech Jack
Mitchell made at halftime.
Watch these Razorbacks bounce back,
for example this dazzling fifty
seven yard cloud buster by Nesbitt.
Here's the way. That's one look from
the ground floor.
The announcement was welcomed warmly
in the reception line, but somebody
must have hollered fire.
He waved farewell and goes for a
touchdown.
Richel convert it.
But Texas still leads fourteen to
thirteen in the third quarter.
There comes a a minute.
Joe Clement starts this play, then
stops it.
Joe throws. But under what
interception heads north.
Then we're off to the races.
But then on to throw the first stone
finally grabbed onto what on Texas,
14 yard line, Ronnie traveled
72 yards on the counterpunched.
Warplanes later on, Preston make
like a ton of for the touchdown.
There's converted Arkansas today,
Texas 14.
Then here was the break.
Arkansas was waiting for Christians
whipped around in town.
The boy from the Ozarks are about to
solve this one away.
Boy here comes up Arkansas.
Touchdown. Jerry Ferguson picks
up all the marbles to score.
Standing up later, the Razorbacks
scored again. And the final score.
Arkansas thirty two.
Texas fourteen.
We go back under the lights for the
race. Texans battle before sixty
eight thousand. Right Stadium in
Houston. I want to put you
in the mood with this fifteen yard
showpiece and it's held your again
up the middle for fourteen at Rice
tries to break a seven seven tie
in the fourth quarter.
This sets up an exciting tally by
Kent Williams. So watch this play
as it develops.
Kent seems to be in trouble on this
picture from Frank Ryan.
And here's how Houdini used to get
out of a straight jacket.
Once out on the moonlight, Williams
has a footrace with the cheerleaders
and forty one yards later, he's home
free for the old ball convert's
right lead. What came to seven
after the kick off Texas tries to
play catch up with the passing game.
Vince Matthews fires a long pass
label for Wayne White, but King Hill
moved in ball right.
He leaves hungry hands on the ball
for the out and then a pat on the
back from nine.
As they always take over, Ken
Williams has his running shoes on
human to Kenneth and he leveled off
in an eighteen yard play pattern
that sets the art in motion again
halfback Bobby Williams No relation
to can makes it a good night for the
Williams boys.
Watch Bobby weave around for
thirteen more to keep this drive
alive.
Then Rice concentrates on the middle
of our health care shift into the
power drive and bought his way out
of a log jam, burst into the open
spaces and goes forty eight yards
for the third race for the old
lead twenty one seven.
Now race begins to live it up a
little more minutes to go.
They tie it all up with a blue
ribbon as Kent Williams takes the
pitch from Ryan.
Final score.
Twenty eight Texas seven.
Now let's take time out and meet
some of the heroes of these rugged
battles.
I'd like to acquaint you with the
members of the old Southwest
Conference on a team of 1956
and somewhat less violent
surroundings.
This is Gerald Nesbitt, the dynamite
fullback of the University of
Arkansas.
Gerald is a physical education
major, and here he led some of
his football savvy rub off on the
Fayetteville Elementary School team
as he instructs them in the
fundamentals of the game.
And he may be training some of
tomorrow's all stars in the Ozarks.
Nesbitt gets a big kick out of the
progress made by his youthful squad
of gridiron hopefuls.
Matter of fact, this is sort of
laboratory work for his degree in
physical education.
Now, this may seem a strange skill
for a football player, but Billy Ray
Smith, star tackle of the Arkansas
team, is also an outstanding amateur
heavyweight boxer.
Billy Ray is a two time Midsouth
Golden Gloves champion, and he went
to the NCAA boxing finals.
Here's how Smith stays in shape.
This quickens his timing and builds
up his endurance.
By the way, they're predicting a and
future for Billy Ray in pro
football.
There's a young man was all-American
last year. He is Bill Glass
Bayless fine. Guard Bill
spends most of his spare time in the
pulpit. He majored in religion.
And we find him here in one of his
many inspirational talks, the young
Bull Last plans to specialize
in child welfare work.
And he promises himself plenty of
time for talk like this kind
of thing he loves.
And if you heard Bill speak, you'll
agree. He's an old American here to.
Now meet Jerry Mock until Bailey's
old conference, and we spotted Jerry
in the laboratory going over a
problem with his chemistry problem,
not to T.J., but I can
tell there's a chemistry major and
he compounds his chemical formulas
with the same skill.
He executes his football formulas
and witness the fact that Jerry was
selected to this call last week.
All conference team has an
outstanding student last year
with his football days behind him,
Tommy Gentry.
The SMU end is devoting
full time to a Mrs. Gentry on their
baby daughter.
Possibly they are chatting about
Tommy, his plans for the future as a
stroll on a park near the same
campus.
Gentry majored in personnel
administration.
He was another of the long line of
outstanding in the conference
school from Baytown.
Now come along to the campus of
Texas A&M and chat with the first
two of seven members of the all
on a team, Lloyd Helstar,
Center on your left and Dennis
Geering, Star Guard.
He's here to see the Atlantor after
oil. He is a petroleum engineering
major. Garrett Majors in geology.
Football gives way to a rock bit in
their practice pan.
But with quarterback Rodney Osborne,
it's a matter of keeping your
signals straight in the air.
Rodney looked into the business end
of a plane with instructor Ben
Vaughn as part of his ROTC
Air Force flight training on
the ground and in the classroom.
Osborne is preoccupied with their
studies as an industrial education
major, where he learns the option
planes that keep the wheels of
industry rolling.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prole are
anxious to have you meet the
youngest of the carolers from Spring
Hill, Louisiana.
That is just an expert handling
your son as a year toting football,
isn't he?
The pro family finds the body of the
student center a fine place to relax
and just enjoy life.
And I imagine the Yankees are doing
a little better planning about that.
Husky young halfback, John told
proudly shows you
we found Charles Kroger by an Aggie
tackle, irritating Miss Carol Hill
at the student center.
They had a date to meet Jack Party,
the rugged fullback and linebacker.
And when they have got a call like
this, I somehow doubt that they have
that time to talk classroom
business, although Charlie and Jack
are both business majors.
Each of these lads made some
all-American teams last year.
This young man is seriously
concerned with his work in the metal
shop in England.
It's John Tracy, the rugged
Eggland who made the team in
his sophomore year.
John Hill from Pennsylvania.
And his major is industrial
technology.
This studious young man wants to be
a doctor.
You may remember you met him last
year on a team.
It's Jim Swink, TCU.
Jim is a premed major and he tells
us he is determined to continue his
medical studies after graduation.
This kind of concentration also
helped this week or and many are
successful. Piece of football
surgery to
this burly young man is another
repeat of last year's team.
This is Norman Hamilton, the
scientist that you tackle chatting
with a friend.
Norman is as well known on the EU
campus as the Parmelia building in
the background that marks his
favorite meetings.
But for students, Norman has
finished his football days at TCU,
but fans will long remember the way
he carried on the tradition for
outstanding play by a hundred Frogh
linemen.
Well, pictures like we use give
football a new dimension, don't
they? Mostly you and I know these
lads Saturdays children, but I think
now we recognize them as young
men who are determined to learn,
anxious to enjoy life and to find
a path to the future.
And now let's go back to
SMU is playing host to the Aggies
in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
The Yankees are moving here in the
first quarter. And Lloyd Taylor,
about four, 15 yards and a first
down on the pony 15.
The Aggie block was hit hard and
often to go to a hole in the middle.
And Big John has been through
like a tornado to check in with the
first bagging touchdown point field
and save you nothing but
opportunity knocks again.
And the Aggies are right there to
roll out the welcome mat.
This time, Conrade picked off a pass
from SMU Tony Arnold
and he rams it back fifty yards
to the five yard line.
This sets up another scoring
invitation the Aggies R.S.V.P.
with gusto or two plays.
Later, Don Watson turns mail carrier
from the same U3.
He delivers a registered letter into
it for six more Aggie points again.
Next appointment. Mr..
Let's go into the second period
leading to nothing.
I am running out in the first half.
The Yankees start to scramble for a
quick one. Osbourn bakes pizza and
then runs for five for the pony.
Thirteen one minute to play in the
half thirteen yards away John Roll
call thirteen his lucky number he
cracked right tackle to prove a
point they converted A&M
leads nineteen to nothing at the
half.
Then in the fourth quarter the
Yankees have built up a thirty
three. Nothing lead Galiano pitchers
to remasters to open a touchdown
drive. This play got nine yards
two plays. Later it's Charlie on the
throw again and Lancelot.
I moved off to the flat and gives it
all he's got but he is shot by a
matter of inches a penalty box.
The pony is five yards but that just
postpone the deal for here.
Charlie Jackson make like a man with
a mission for the Mustangs and he
goes home.
Final score he and thirty three
SMU seven
oh. Let's pick up play later in the
first half of the TCO Baylor game on
a rainy day, I even part a stadium
in Fort Worth.
Jim and of TCU will return to the
spot which is off the top of Larry
Hickman and he's back to the
Broncos. Thirty five.
So here we go.
Swink straight to a seven yard blow
for the Froggies, but there's bad
news ahead for the team.
Johnny Curtiz pitches out to Jim
shopping on this one, Hassel on the
play. And there goes you and your
bailout failure to deliver the big
head into the hands of the bears.
Now be our guest in the end zone and
watch our touchdown pass.
Bobby Jones heave to Jerry McEntee
and Jerry puts a plaster on a thirty
two yard play that wraps up our
first touchdown of the day.
Well, maybe you recall this game and
if you do remember this, it was
off by an extra point.
Baylor was trying to come off its
Baylor 62.
You nothing ever had.
And late in the third quarter,
Baylor driving in your territory.
Bobby Jones just slammed by a big
John Graham loose ball buddy Dich
recovers for the project on their
own. Thirty six.
That was the break. The Bronco
waiting for four plays later night
rock and roll thirty one yards
and puts the Rockies in position.
Open the final chapter and choice
position. There are twenty five
as the fourth quarter opens use on
the bench sixteen's all the bogeys.
Take Jim's point out of the box and
let him go fishing for himself for
six, then shopping around quite a
bit to this competition and moved
the ball to the six yard line.
Sweet now wears number thirty five
but don't let the change of numbers
for you. It is still swing and a
carrier for the one yard line and
then pretty sneaks in for the
touchdown and here is a happy swing
to lead the two.
Now it our to make seven
out of six and
he does final score TCU seven
Baylor six.
It was a bright November day in
Lubbock, Texas Tech was entertaining
the defending champions TCU
Hamilton kicks off of the Rockies
and Duke Presby returns the ball to
the rate of thirty nine, then just
three plays. Later, penalties
best and rugged patient Charlie
Dixon finds a hole in the purple
line and away he goes
It's 60 yards for a touchdown
extra point makes it on early 70s
You think
Well let's watch the radar data
right I mean oh twelve Doug
Duncan barges through the gap and
when he's on travel take it on it on
thirty four.
The Raiders keep mixing backfield
Sally down on this play in Northern
scrambled for three that season
for the touchdown in the making
because with TCU dug in for a fight,
it's not Duncan who digs up but
doesn't play. It has done
cancelations right tackle to make
camp on tissue's forty four yard
line and then six plays.
Later, Texas has to bury the dead
and go for a little fresh air on.
Williams called to pass.
He gets at Hartsfield for 13 yards
and with time of the assumption that
game he'll huehue in as the man who
knows him because he comes in second
and makes it Texas Tech.
What are you having now
from ground level? Let's watch you
crank up a drive like last nine
to the forty nine as the Broncos
begin to roll and two plays
later. It's Ken Weinberg.
He goes to his left and that's
right.
You have a first down on Texas.
Thirty two.
Now watch.
Mix them up in the back of the line
and he comes up with thirteen
more yards.
And then Chuck Curtis called his own
number and it was a good call
to keep that right tackle.
The man on a first down on tax for
rugged man rugged then
swing around this drive with Goldust
for a touchdown.
Extra point was good tech sport
again final score twenty one texting
yourself.
It's awesome. On Thanksgiving Day,
Texas versus A&M.
A&M versus tradition day to
remember in nineteen fifty six
as we open up hills.
Bobby Marks with that pass early in
the game somebody left the matches
near the fireworks because look what
happened.
Somebody lit a fuze to John Breaux
and a Louisiana sky rocket does not
flame out until he is gone.
What do seven yards for a touchdown.
And it's an M7 next to nothing
now, Texas lights a firecracker
named Walter Fondren, he put into
the middle of the merrymakers in the
lane and explode.
This bit of Texas TNT was good
for 43 yards.
And when the pinwheels came to a
stop, they ran A&M 13.
Texas seven
out of the 84 War Club countered
with another body blow by Lloyd
Taylor. Lloyd hammered out 22
yards to the edge of Long-horned
Hill.
But that's no help for Oklahoma,
says on as he plants another
play for a 20 to 17.
There was a thrill a minute by
Taylor Hicks off for the Aggies.
Now watch Karl Wiley
grab the kick and boomerangs
Karl thread the needle for fifty
seven yards. And when they finally
waili this lad, he has rammed it
down to a twenty eight yard line.
Now Texas has to fight the clock
with seconds to play it.
Passage of Clements to take over
and he fires to Bob Brown and that
does it for a touchdown.
Next to point is good down the
Yankees and Longhorns go to lunch
with the story and play Texas
Fourteen.
Here's a picture play for your
memory book, one that tells you a
football story in twenty seconds.
Jack Party takes the second half
kick off with the goal and he
rumbles toward home.
The big guy just runs over people.
But here comes the challenger.
You're not a foot race and
they bang a collision.
Eighty five yards on the return and
an unhappy and frustrated party
hits the ground on Texas.
Fifteen.
Well, a party got most of that, so
the Aggie decided to give him all of
it. And Jack does not disappoint.
He went into the end zone from eight
yards out A&M twenty seven, Texas
fourteen.
Texas fought hard for its finest
moment in this dramatic game.
And late in the day, Joe Clement
waits for Bob Brown to get clear
and then he hits him for a
touchdown. But it was too late.
Final score in him.
Thirty four Texas twenty one.
New Year's Day on the Cotton Bowl in
Dallas. Southwest Conference
Representative Texas Christian plays
host to the Eastern Champion
Syracuse University from New York.
And tradition, sir.
New comes out for a second straight
appearance in the Cotton Bowl and
dependance of the Southwest
conference supported by a gang
of young admirer.
To start the New Year, TCU comes out
pitchin top Kurdish spy and Tony
Williams, a favorite target, they
put together a football duet that
sings more 27 yards a
few plays. Later, Curtis lifts
another ball into the end zone and
Nicole makes the most of the ball
out. Extra point is coming at you
after that touchdown and it's taking
you seven Syracuse.
Nothing early in the second quarter,
the Rockies go by ear again for
another touchdown.
He is this one, the jump shot number
of seconds for.
And Jim is welcome to the Cotton
Ball Circle, D.C.
You've got Syracuse.
Nothing now.
Meteoric was all-American.
Jim Brown.
This is the kind of power generated
by this pounding you're making all
year. Good for nineteen that time.
The Orangemen are now at the two.
And in slow motion, you see Jim
Brown drive for the score.
He also had an extra point to see
you. Fourteen, Syracuse seven.
The big guy from the east can throw
it well that wrong.
Watch him connect with a perfect
take to Jim Red line for a twenty
yard gain that goes to tissues
for where Curtis makes an all out
effort to stop the play on the
sideline.
A minute and a half to go.
No time to waste on non-essential.
So Brown takes a pitch out.
He's going home.
Why does good and at half it's
fourteen to fourteen.
Now let's watch our great halftime
show featuring the famous Killgore
Aranjuez.
As we go back to football here, the
young man in a dilemma, but hardly
on the horns of one, because
Curtis has two good legs that get
him out of quarterback trouble and
carry him 15 yards to the Syracuse
46.
A little later, Curtis makes a pass.
Then he goes to his left and he
travels seven yards to a touchdown.
Extra point is good.
And late in the third quarter,
approximately 21 14.
It's early in the final period.
Here's the way you validate your
all-American credentials.
Watch games, make an all-American
catch for 30 yards to the Syracuse
15, then the previous call
on their powerhouse.
His name is Buddy Dike and he
massages the middle for 11 to the
Syracuse border.
And what a touch for the finale.
Sweet ramps for a touchdown to try
to shore it up and Pollard convert
it on as we move along in the final
period. It's TCU twenty eight,
Syracuse fourteen.
Looked like a good margin, but
in the Cotton Bowl margins are
uncertain things.
As you see, here comes Jim Brown
of Hiroku running back the kick off
to the middle of the field.
Mike Uncourteous finally cut him
down.
And here are three best players that
spell out the Syracuse rally.
First round almost does it to the
one
that red line tries it.
But Mendoza and Steve himself
and this next one does it because
of Jim Brown Bryant for the
touchdown. And here was the
difference in the ball game.
Coming up, you'll remember this
Pryor for extra point.
Brown is back to kick, but watch
Kiko Mendoza dives in to block it.
And that was the eventual
difference. If TCU twenty eight,
Syracuse twenty because Charlie
Zimmermann past twenty seven yards
to return for another Syracuse
touchdown on Brown kick goal this
time. But that one extra point was
the difference to TCU twenty eight,
Syracuse twenty seven
and so bowl football highlights of
nineteen fifty six.
Be sure to join us again when we go
to the games with Tom.