THE BATTALION
Thursday, December 14, 1967
Page 6 College Station, Texas
Hayes Hits 40,
Cougars Romp
HOUSTON 6**)—Second ranked
Houston used Elvin Hayes’ 40
points and a second half full
court press to smash winless
George Washington, 86-61, in the
first game of the annual Blue
bonnet Basketball Classic Wed
nesday night.
Mississippi State met Montana
State in the second game.
Houston pulled to a 45-30 half
time lead on the 20 points of
Hayes who along with 6-9 Ken
Spain also dominated the back-
boards.
Hayes finished with 15 rebounds
while Spain hauled in 14. Hous
ton, winning its fifth straight
game without defeat, outrebound-
ed the Colonials 49-26.
Roger Strong’s 18 points led
George Washington scorers.
UTEP Loses
Five Players
EL PASO <A>> —The loss for
the Sun Bowl of five University
of Texas at El Paso football
players because of ineligibility
might boost the team’s morale,
UTEP Coach Bobby Dobbs said
Wednesday.
The loss included the school’s
leading scorer, flanker Volley
Murphy, and 6-foot-4, 230-pound
defensive ace Denver Samples.
George McCarty, UTEP ath
letic director, said the players
wex-e ruled ineligible for the Dec.
30 game at El Paso under the
NCAA post-season rule on junior
college transfers. They must
either have transferred with a
certain number of hours, gradu
ated or transferred with a B-
average.
“We’ll show up,” Dobbs said
of the Sun Bowl game with Mis
sissippi.
“Certainly it will hurt,” he said.
“You don’t lose five out of your
first 22 without it hurting you.
We kind of knew all along that
we would lose two or three. We
lost one more than we thought.
But it’s no surprise. That’s a
national rule and applies to
everybody.”
Beam Another
Big Play Man
After four dry holes, the Texas
Aggies brought in six producers
and a sophomore guard from
Odessa predicted the first gusher.
Winston Beam, who wrestled
drill stem as a roughneck last
summer and opposing linemen
during A&M’s SWC championship
season, called the Texas Tech vic
tory for several Odessa High
fiiedns.
“THEY MET me when we got
off the bus at Lubbock and asked
when the Aggies would start win
ning. I said ‘This one’,” he related.
“We had to start somewhere and
Tech was as good as any.”
QB Edd Hargett initiated a
big-play winning trend with his
15-yd TD run with three seconds
left.
Beam, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Beam, 1601 East 63rd, made
numerous contributions. He had
14 tackles in his best game at
Lubbock and was in the middle
of a big first quarter defensive
play at Arkansas.
ARKANSAS HAD driven 58
yards to the Aggie 11. Wingback
David Dickey went into the mid
dle on a fourth and one run. Beaxxi
and the Aggie line allowed no
gain, A&M taking over for a 90-
yd scoring dx-ive.
“(Linebacker Bill) Hobbs made
the tackle,” Beam said.
The 20-year-old Aggie defender
met the Porkers head-on again.
A&M trailed 21-20 in the fourth
period with the Razorbacks work
ing on second and eight from
their 22. Glen Hockersmith took
the middle route on a draw. The
6-0, 237-pound Beam drilled him
and shook the Hog fullback loose
from the football.
End Tommy Maxwell recovered
to set up A&M’s go-ahead TD.
THREE YEARS all-district and
twice all-state guard at Odessa
High, Beam started A&M’s first
two games and missed LSU be
cause of torn knee cartilage. He
played against Florida State and
hit full stride opposite Tech for
A&M’s 6-0 finish.
Beam's knee will undergo oper
ation after A&M's Jan. 1 Cotton
Bowl engagement with Alabama.
“I feel we will win,” the soph
who worked on a drill rig at
Ozona and Fort Stockton said.
“We’ll keep hammering it out
and sooner or later make some
thing happen.”
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