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defensive Compare quarterbacks, but he
say that Archie Manning’s
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end the Mississippi coach has
e beauts. Eagle Day,
nn Griffing, Jake Gibbs . . .
reached stardom under
ight. But none ever matched
show put on by Manning as
Miss dropped a 33-32 heart-
aker to Alabama.
Twenty-four national, South
eastern Conference, Mississippi
and Alabama offensive records
fell as Manning completed 33 of
52 passes for 436 yards and two
touchdowns and carried 15 times
for 104 yards and Ole Miss’ other
three scores.
For his 540-yard performance,
Manning, a 6-foot-3, 198 pound
junior from Drew, Miss., was
named college football’s Back of
the Week by The Associated
Press Tuesday.
Even though Alabama won—
with Scott Hunter completing 22
of 29 for 300 yards—Coach Bear
Scoring Sparse
n ’Mural Tills
Except for Mike Davis’ three
chdowns that led the Physics
jartment’s intramural football
scoring was at a premium
five early week games.
nly the Academic Year Insti-
team managed to score
ong losers of the five games,
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and that was a safety against
Physics. Squadron 8 got by with
a double goose-egg win, besting
Squadron 7 on penetrations.
Squadron 12 defeated Squadron
13, 6-0, and Law Hall bounced
from its narrow loss to Mclnnis
last week to shut out Moore A,
8-0. Hughes Hall scored twice
to even their season record at
1-1 with a 12-0 blanking of Davis-
Gary Hall.
Steve Langston of San Antonio
scored all nine of C-l’s points in
a Class B basketball game but
fell one short. A-l took it, 10-9.
The White Band fish won their
second straight by downing H-l,
27-14. Squadron 8 spanked Squad
ron 11, 33-25; Squadron 12 blitzed
Squadron 9, 24-6, and Squadron
10 impressed in a lop-sided 32-6
squashing of Squadron 13.
Early week Class A handball
winners were Companies C-l, 1-1
and E-2 and Squadrons 6 and 8.
Intramural director Ray
Fletcher noted golf tournament
schedules are posted, competition
starts immediately and delays
should be avoided that could lead
to matches being pushed past
the due date by rain.
Bryant was stunned by Manning’s
show.
“To think that offensive rec
ords could be set against us,”
said the Bear, noted for his stingy
defensive units,. “I wonder what
folks like Lee Roy Jordan (now
a pro linebacker) would say
about that.”
“The honor makes me feel real
good,” Manning said, “but I’d
feel better if we’d won the game.
I thought Hunter did a tremen
dous job and deserves some honor,
too.”
Manning was lavish with praise
for all concerned.
“We’re real fortunate to have
very fine receivers,” he said. “And
our offensive linemen have been
great all year. Saturday night
was their best job.”
Schoolboy Poll
Class AAAA
1. Austin Reagan 4-0
2. Abilene Cooper 4-0
3. Houston Kashmere 4-0
4. Dallas Kimball 4-0
5. Dallas Wilson 4-0
6. Galveston Ball 4-0
7. Amarillo Palo Duro 4-0
8. Spring Branch 3-0-1
9. Odessa Permian 3-1
10. Killeen 4-0
Class AAA
1. Refugio 4-0
2. Houston Elmore 4-0
3. Alvin 4-0
4. West Columbia 4-0
5. Lubbock Estacado 3-0-1
6. Plano 4-0
7. Bonham 3-0
8. Ennis 3-1
9. Belton 2-1
10. Lamesa 4-0
Class AA
1. Lufkin Dunbar 4-0
2. Iowa Park 4-0
3. San Antonio Randolph 3-0
4. Georgetown 4-0
5. DeKalb 4-0
6. Reagan County 4-0
7. Columbus 4-0
8. Klein 4-0
9. Dimmitt 4-0
10. Ballinger 3-0
DAVE ELMENDORF
Player of the Week
Dave Elmendorf won the Batt’s Player-Of-The-Week
title after a close battle with kicker Mike Bellar as each
performed outstandingly against Army Saturday.
Elmendorf, a junior defensive halfback from Houston
Westbury, was instrumental in the Aggies’ 20-13 victory
because he twice tackled Army’s fullback Lynn Moore just
before he scored on long runs. The first was a 63-yard burst
from scrimmage and it looked like Moore would score until
Elmendorf bounced him out of bounds on the Aggie 11. The
second, in the fourth quarter, Moore broke down the left
sideline on route to an 80-yard kickoff return before
Elmendorf caught him at the 10.
Elmendorf was also credited with an interception in the
fourth quarter which broke Army’s back as they tried
desperately to even the score before time ran out. In high
school Elmendorf was an All-American gridder on both
offense and defense and is a distinguished student at A&M
and an All-SWC baseball player.
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