The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1971 Page: 11 of 32
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Lose Any Prestige
that bowed to Penn State, 66 to
14. Baylor might even be some-
what of an underdog if pitted
against Waco’s Reichler High.
happens.
Time was after Texas Tech
was admitted to the conference
that this was one of the biggest
weeks of all, what with Baylor
entertainingTCU at homecom-
ing, SMU hosting the Texas
Longhorns, the Texas Aggies
invading Arkansas and Rice
pioneering against T-Tech in
Lubbock.
With Arkansas a leadpipe
cinch to win the 1971 crown aft-
er annihilating the Austin
Bovine threat, the race is about
as interesting as one between
two turtles running backwards.
Texas is trying to revive and
gain a bowl bid by sweeping re-
maining games. It-is hard to
see how the Steers can miss,
what with SMU, Baylor, TCU
and the Aggies all that remain.
Only the turnstiles wittwuffeo
Nearly 20,000 usual Orange
fans elected to stay away as
Texas walloped Rice, 39 to 10.
Only the faithful will respond in
Dallas. They don’t want to be
reminded of the Oklahoma
debacle.
The Methodists are winners
of two straight title games, but
they don't have even an outside
chance to halt the Steers, even
if they did,rally manfully to
TEXAS: Somebody put la
a new fuse, and the Orange
lights went bock on.
ARKANSAS: With patsies
out of the way, only confer-
ence cousins remain.
T-TECH: Owli won’t
knock (be L out of Lubbock
RICE: Life saddest sack: a
passing team that can’t
pass.
BAYLOR:-Except that the
Bean can’t pass or run.
T-AGS: Thankful for
FOOT in football.
SMU: Future looked good,
didn't it? Good while i( ^st-
ud. 11
TCU: Will the Frogs ever
learn to stay at home.
’ HOUSTON: Not bad when
you consider the Tide of the
battle. "
ENOS SATURDAY NIGHT ’
THE ONLY MAKER
OF POLYGLAS' TIRES
Arkansas ran and passed
over North Texas, 60 to 21, and
SMU II.
P*«n Sta
Texas Al
Alabama
the Aggies could get almost
that same treatment in the Lit-
tle Rock upcoming test.
Rice and Texas Tech should
put on a futile battle in Lub-
bock, but it is hard to see how
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Lee Houston won first place
in the large wheel mini-bike di-
vision division at the Baytown
motorcycle scramble races
Sunday.
tttry toner was second in
the small wheel mini-bike class
and second in the teens class
while Jimmy Elmore was a
consolation winner in the light-
weight division.
In Lockhart at the Southwest
Moto-cross Park, Duke Wal-
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the open class.
| Cl Who holds the record for throw-
■ ing the most touchdown passes in a
I single season?
■ El The one-and-only Y. A. Tittle. As
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I And that’s a record that ought to be
I around for quite a while.
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Firefighters defeated
I the Pitchers, 19-4, Johnny .and
J Jack’s bopped the Sentinel?, ,12-
I 8, and the Sluggers nipped Up-
■ john, 17-Jo, in city slow-pitch
I softball action Tuesday night
I at Roseiand Park.
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Joe Patemo is Penn State’s
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Loop iTeams Meet Each Other --
SWC Certain Not To
By FRED HARTMAN
This mtgoh ip certain. The
Southwest Conference will not
sink the Matador ship a week
ago in an 18-W runaway.
Some fans rate the A AM
lose any prestige this Satur- BaylorgamewhichtheAgswon
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There won’t be a game
played that won’t bear a SWC
You don’t lose status in faifi-
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10 to Vas one of the worst SWC
game contests in history. It was
close, but that’s all you can
say.
Baylor will be an underdog
ily fights regardless of what even against the TCU team
the Owls can win, even though
the Techs are about as crisp as
last night's wilted lettuce.
A victim of national rating
fever and with the title certain
to leave the state, SWC football
is in trouble — deep trouble.
Even Sir Darrell Royal’s com-
ments each week about beef
deterioration have begun to fall
on non-interested If not deaf
ears. Sir Darrell missed the
boat last spring when he didn’t
spend more time on quarter
back replacements. When
Phillips went, so did Texas in-
vincibility.
It doesn't look very good
now, and neither does the fu-
ture, except for Sir Darrell and
Crown Prince Frank, who get
all the good boys. •
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1971, newspaper, October 27, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1066186/m1/11/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.