Aggies Fall To Steers In Austin
By JOHN PLATZER
Time ran out on the Aggies in
Austin Thursday as a gallant
second-half effort fell short and
the Texas Longhorns earned a
ticket to the Cotton Bowl on New
Year’s day with a 35-14 triumph.
The win gave Texas University
a share of the Southwest Confer
ence championship along with Ar-
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WHO HAS IT?
Dave Elmendorf of the Aggies contested Texas’ Danny
Lester for this 43-yard pass from James Street to the A&M
21. The referee ruled that they both caught the ball simul
taneously, which automatically gives the offensive team the
catch. This play set up the Longhorns’ fourth touchdown
late in the second quarter. (Photo by Mike Wright)
kansas with the Cotton Bowl host
spot falling to them because of
their 39-29 win over the Hogs
earlier in the year in Austin.
Arkansas finished the season with
a 9-1 record while TU finished
with an 8-1-1 season mark.
The nationally televised Turkey
Day contest provided the 66,397
fans in Memorial Stadium a strik
ing contrast in halves as Texas
built up a 35-0 lead in the first 30
minutes before the Aggies came
back to dominate the second half
and cut the final margin to 35-14.
A&M’s defense, led by such
stellar performers as seniors Bill
Hobbs, Harvey Aschenbeck, and
Rolf Krueger, held the Longhorns’
high-powered rushing game to
only 2.8 yards per rush. In the
meantime, however, James Street
enjoyed a good day through the
air connecting on 11-20 passes for
167 yards and a touchdown.
Texas marched 70 yards in 17
plays the first time they got the
ball to take an early 7-0 lead when
Steve Worster slammed over
from one yard out.
Edd Hargett had his first pass
intercepted in 176 straight tosses
on the next series for the Aggies
and Texas converted it into a 14-0
lead when Charles Speyrer raced
23 yards on an end around.
The score mounted to 21-0 by
the end of the first quarter as the
Steers marched 43 yards on 6
plays with Chris Gilbert scoring
the 28th touchdown of his illus
trious career from three yards
out. Speyrer started off the drive
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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, December 3, 1968
College Station, Texas
Page 3
with another long gainer as the
end around was worth 19 yards
this time.
TU’s traditional “12th Man”
(the official) was the main con
tributor to the fourth touchdown
by the Steers. With second and
six facing Texas from their own
36, Street unleashed a long pass
which Dave Elemendorf plainly
grabbed by himself at the Aggie
21. The official, who must have
been out for cold drinks during
the play, called it a simultaneous
catch and awarded the ball to
Texas when both Elemendorf and
Danny Lester clutched the ball
after hitting the ground. TU went
from there to score in six plays.
Coach Darrell Royal’s forces
scored again with only 27 seconds
left in the half when Street passed
8 yards to Speyrer to climax an
86 yard drive.
Hargett broke Sammy Baugh’s
record with the 39th scoring pass
of his career late in the third
period. The pass which covered
seven yards to Jimmy Adams was
set up by a brilliant interception
and return by Ross Brupbacher.
Brupbacher grabbed the Street
aerial at the Aggie 41 and re
turned it 41 yards to the Texas
18 before being bottled in.
The Aggies came back to get
the final tally as time ran out in
the game on a 17 yard pass from
Hargett (the 40th of his career)
to Bob Long. Hargett then passed
to Larry Stegent for the two-
point conversion.
Wm
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HhIIm;
LIGHT-HOSS LARRY
Larry Stegent, A&M’s prize tailback, is already looking upfield as he turns the comer
in route to an eight-yard gain in the fourth quarter of the 35-14 loss to Texas. Giving
chase is Corby Robertson (32) and Bill Atessis (77). (Photo by Mike Wright)
Four out of five of all living
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Texas Longhorn quarter
back Janies Street is
brought to a screeching halt
by the collaring tactics of
Aggie defensive halfback
Ross Brupbacher in the
Homs’ 35-14 march to the
Cotton Bowl. (Photo by
Mike Wright)
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