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Nicklaus Goal: More Money
BAIT PICKS
CLIFTON, N. J. W) —Jack
Nicklaus, his pockets bulging
with an all-time season record of
$156,748 in official earnings, goes
after an additional $30,000 in the
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set $200,000 as the money figure
I’d like to reach—and now I have
a good shot at it,” the Golden
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Wednesday.
“My principal goal—and it al
ways has been—is to win as
many tournaments as I can, more
major titles than any golfer.
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SWC Roundup
By JERRY GRISHAM
The Southwest Conference turns
it back on fraternal warfare this
week as the respective members
do battle only with outsiders.
Baylor was the first and only
conference team to play an inter
sectional game last week and its
27-7 licking by Colorado gave the
SWC a faltering start.
The Bears try it again this
Saturday in New York against
the Orangemen of Syracuse. Bay
lor can expect to find the Orange
men laying for them. Syracuse
would like to avenge the drubbing
the Bears gave them a national
television last year.
IF SMU can manage to down
out of the clouds this by week
end, they will find the tough
Missouri Tigers awaiting them
in Columbia, Mo. The Tigers are
expected to field one of the tough
est running attacks anywhere
and, in the words of a Mustang
scout, “They are huge, really
huge.”
They may be huge, but as any
one at College Station can tell
you, the Ponies are quick, really
quick, and that can make a big
difference.
A&M and the Purdue Boiler
makers have at it in the Cotton
Bowl at Dallas as the Aggies
attempt to rebound from Satur
day’s heartbreaker and prove that
they are really back. If they can
rack up a victory against the
Purdue club, it will go far toward
proving it. The Boilermakers are
rated as contenders, along with
Michigan State, for the Big Ten
crown.
FOR THE remaining five
teams, Saturday will be the open
ing of the season and the spot
light is on the University of
Texas which plays the University
of Southern California at Los
Angeles.
The Longhorns Wednesday
worked out indoors to escape
hurricane Beuleah, but if reports
concerning the Trojans are cor
rect, practicing out in the midst
of a hurricane would be just the
thing to prepare a team to play
use.
The Trojans got into fighting
trim last Saturday as they pound
ed Washington State to a bloody
49-0 pulp. And, according to
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than A-l shape with a bruisti
hip and a sore throwing ,inn
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ailing at the moment, but ftt
chances are they’ll be ready
when they get to sunny Cat
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The Rice Owls, with a nti
coach and new uniforms, heal
toward Baton Rouge and tin
Louisiana State Bengals Sattj
day.
Coach Bo Hagan’s Owls art
picked as SWC darkhorses aj|
a team on the way up. They w|
have a chance to determine thtii
potential against a team whirl
is also purported to be rebuilding
FOR THE Texas Tech Rd
Raiders, Saturday’s outinj
against the Iowa State Cytlonti
is the second game of the seasoi
Tech fans reckon the beginnin(
of this season from last Nov. 11
when they closed out the 1S8
season with an upset 21-111 vrii
over Arkansas.
Therefore, the Raiders art
starting off on an optimist*
note against the once-beaten fy
clones who, although they possas
last year’s Big Eight rushinf
champion, Cornelius Davis, arenl
expected to be as strong this year
due to the graduation toll.
Texas Christian joins A&Mii
taking on a Big Ten team tlii
week. The Frogs play Iowa it
Iowa City. There’s a definite di(.
ference in the two games, ho«'
ever. Purdue is one of the t«f
teams in the conference wtiik
Iowa is placed way hack in tht
pack.
THE FROGS should be near
top-shape for the opener at lost
Halfback Steve Landon seems re
covered from rib bruises ani
quarterback P. D. Shabay is ora
a sprained ankle.
This will he the second meetini
between the two teams. lowawn
the first game 17-0 in Iowa ii
1958. Chances are good that tk
series will be even after Saturday
The Arkansas Razorbacks fan
their toughest opener in yean
this weekend when the Oklahoma
State Cowpokes mosey into Littlf
Rock.
The Cowpokes come off a M
tie last week with a tough Air
Force Academy squad and art
looking to take home the bacon.
WASN’T IN MUSICAL COMEDY’S SCRIPT
Tr,otter Musical Comedy, right, lunges into jog-cart, tipping
it over and spilling the driver to the track at The Meadows,
Washington, Pa. Musical Comedy, under guidance of driver-
trainer Bruce Nickells, spooked by a water truck. There
were no injuries in the mishap. (AP Wirephoto)
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