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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, November 17, 1970
THE BATTALION
Cardinals outclass Cowboys
DALLAS, Tex. (A*)—St. Louis
dazzled Dallas with Johnny Ro
land’s 74-yard punt return and
John Gilliam’s 48-yard double
reverse for touchdowns Monday
night, crushing the Cowboys 38-0
to keep the Cardinals in the lead
in the National Football Confer
ence East.
Roland also rambled 10 and 3
yards for touchdowns in the na
tionally televised contest as the
salty Cardinal defense strapped
the first shutout ever on Dallas
in a league game.
The last time a professional
team rolled up three consecutive
goose eggs was in 1935 by the
New York Giants.
St. Louis now holds a 7-2 rec
ord with the New York Giants
in hot pursuit at 6-3. Dallas,
which won the old National Foot
ball League Eastern Division the
last four years, is 5-4.
A line-drive 37-yard punt by
Dallas’ Ron Widby set the land
slide in motion. Roland fielded
it on the fly and bolted through
the spread out Dallas defenders.
Roland shook off a tackle by
safety Charlie Waters to score
standing up with 40 seconds re
maining in the first quarter.
Some Mississippi riverboat
trickery made it 14-0 several
minutes later. Cardinal quarter
back Jim Hart handed off to
MacArthur Lane who swept
right. Lane fed the ball to Gil
liam circling left. Gilliam ripped
away from Waters at the Cow
boy 10 for the score.
Jim Bakken’s 31-yard field
goal made it 17-0 at halftime.
Roland’s second and third
touchdown runs came in the
fourth period. Roy Shivers
dashed 29 yards in the 21-point
quarter for a score.
The Cardinals intercepted three
passes off the arm of Cowboy
quarterback Craig Morton. Most
of the Dallas fans from the
crowd of 69,323 deserted in
droves early in the fourth period.
Texas regains lead in poll
By The Associated Press
By virtue of a 58-0 rout of
Texas Christian, the Texas Long
horns moved back into first place
in The Associated Press college
football poll Monday after a one-
week stay in second.
Notre Dame, last week’s lead
er, slipped to second after barely
getting by Georgia Tech 10-7 on
a last-period touchdown. The
rest of the Top Ten also under-
Ybarbo, Aggies
fourth at meet
The remainder of the top ten
and their schools are Bob Ayres,
SMU, sixth; Doug Whitley, SMU,
seventh; John Mayfield, Baylor,
eighth; Ricky Yarborough, Tex
as, ninth; and Jimmy Smith, Ar
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went a thorough shakeup with
Nebraska moving up from fourth
to third and Michigan from fifth
to fourth, while Ohio State kept
skidding, this time from third to
fifth.
In Saturday’s action, Nebraska
walloped Kansas State 51-13,
Michigan trounced Iowa 55-0 and
Ohio State nipped Purdue 10-7
on a 30-yard field goal with two
minutes remaining.
Rounding out the Top Ten
were Arkansas, up from seventh;
Louisiana State, up from ninth;
Tennessee, up from 19th; Ari
zona State, up from 11th, and
Air Force, up from 13th.
Texas received 26 first-place
votes and 816 points from a pan
el of 46 sports writers and broad
casters across the country. Notre
Dame had seven votes for the top
and 705 to barely edge out fast
rising Nebraska, which pulled
down five first-place votes and
694 points, and Michigan, with
six first-place votes and 682
points.
Ohio State, which started as
No. 1 and held onto the lead for
half the season, continued to go
down. The Buckeyes received
only one first-place vote and 643
points. The othe^, first-place vote
went to Arizona State.
In last weekend’s action, Ar
kansas whipped Southern Meth
odist 36-3, Louisiana State
downed Kentucky 38-7, Tennessee
did not play, Arizona State
trimmed Utah 37-14 and Air
Force upset Stanford 31-14.
The Second Ten consisted of
Stanford, Mississippi, Auburn,
San Diego State, Toledo, Dart
mouth, Georgia Tech, Northwest
ern, Texas Tech and Penn State.
By JOHN CURYLO
Assistant Sports Editor
A&M’s cross country team
placed fourth in the Southwest
Conference meet in Fayetteville,
Ark., Monday.
Frank Ybarbo led the Aggies,
placing fourth individually, with
a time of 14:34 over the hilly,
three-mile course at Fayetteville
Country Club.
John Gardner of Texas won
first individually with a fash fin
ish, but SMU won its third
straight team title by placing
four runners in the top seven.
Jimmy Whitley and Jack Pyle of
SMU were second and third with
respective times of 14:29 and
14:33. John Baldwin of Texas
Tech was fifth with a time of
14:35.
SMU won the meet with 28
points, Texas was second with
46, Arkansas third with 96, A&M
fourth with 107, TCU fifth with
111, and Rice sixth with 112.
Baylor and Tech were not eligi
ble for team honors because they
did not enter the required five
runners.
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highest scoring total of the season, and its second-best rushing total with 186 yards.
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