E BATTALION
Friday, October 8, 1971
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SWC opener
Ags meet Tech in crucial test for both clubs
By JOHN CURYLO
The Texas Aggies travel to the
Panhandle tomorrow for a game
that could key the remainder of
the season for Coach Gene Stall
ing’s crew.
With a 1-3 at this point, a win
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Boasting a strong defensive
unit, experience, and a return
threat in Hugh McElroy, but an
offense that hasn’t been consistent
the last three times out, the Ag
gies will face a squad that had
title hopes before the season be
gan.
Tech was supposed to have a
strong offense and a questionable
defense, but it has been the other
way around for Jim Carlen’s
Raiders.
Lex James is ready for the bat
tle, after dislocating his thumb
against Nebraska, and missing
last week’s game. Mark Green and
Tim Trimmier were unable to get
the offense rolling against Cin
cinnati, and the sophomore duo
will be backing James up.
Doug Neill and Marc Black
probably will get the nod at the
running back spots, with Steve
Texas-Oklahoma and Bay lor-Arkansas battles
headline fifth week of Southwest football
By BILL HENRY
Week number five is upon us
with another batch of touch-and-
go games. For two teams it is the
conference opener and for anoth
er, it is two straight weeks of
“Super Bowl.”
The Baylor Bears entertain the
Arkansas Razorbacks in Waco for
a night game. The Razorbacks
are 1-0 in conference play with
last week’s convincing 49-15 hu
miliation of TCU. For the Bears,
it will be the first SWC tilt of
1971. The Bears are 1-2 in non
conference with losses to Kansas
and Miami and a victory over In
diana. Si Southall is out for the
Bears this week but it really
doesn’t matter. Arkansas is get
ting ready for Big Shootout No.
Ill next week in Little Rock
against the Longhorns.
The annual fiasco is here al
ready. Texas-OU weekend, which
is usually the top money-making
enterprise for the Dallas Police
Dept., unveils itself at 2 p.m. in
the Cotton Bowl. The game will
be televsied by KDFW in Dallas
and Channel 7 in Austin (which
can be picked up on the B-CS
cable). This is the year for Okla
homa to do its thing as it is the
senior year for such superlatives
as Jack Mildren. For Texas it is
the year of the sophomore and
for this week, again, the Long
horns will be going without the
services of top quarterback Eddie
Phillips. The key to this game
will be defenses of Texas. OU
picked up 518 yards on the ground
in its 33-20 victory over USC.
Texas offense will be sub-par and
the defense will be facing its
toughest competition of the young
season. This one will be a barn
burner.
Southern Methodist travels to
Colorado Springs for an after
noon contest with the Air Force
Falcons. Southern Methodist is
1-2 with losses to Missouri and
Oklahoma while the Air Force is
flying high. The Falcons defeated
Missouri in the first game of the
season, 7-6, on television. The
Mustangs lost to the same club,
quite convincingly, 24-0. SMU
must get its offense going. Even
last week in its victory over out
classed New Mexico State, the
Mustangs could barely get off
the ground. It is back to the
Wishbone for Coach Hayden Fry’s
Mustangs after a weeks vacation
for the Power I in the victory.
Air Force still uses the airlanes
like T-38’s and should show the
Mustangs some tricks.
The Oklahoma State Cowboys
visit TCU’s Amon Carter Stadium
for a night contest with the Horn
ed Frogs. A couple of weeks ago,
Oklahoma State almost pulled an
upset against Arkansas. In the
last quarter, however, the roof
fell in and the Razorbacks rallied
for a 31-10 win. Last week in
Fayetteville.
U.S. seeks information
about POW's in Vietnam
PARIS L#*)—The United States
sought more information Thurs
day from the Communist Viet
namese about missing Americans.
It also said the time has come for
talks between the Communists
and the South Vietnamese govern
ment.
On both points, raised at the
Vietnam peace talks, U.S. Am
bassador William J. Porter came
away with what he considered
incomplete answers or no answer
at all.
The 131st session of the peace
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VETERINARY MEDICINE IN 1972.
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OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF
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talks otherwise turned on caus
tic Communist assessments of the
South Vietnamese presidential
election Sunday and bitter invec
tive addressed to Porter.
Porter recalled last Monday’s
U.S. House of Representatives
resolution, which called for hu
mane treatment of American pris
oners, adherence to the Geneva
Convention on prisoners of war
and repatriation of the sick and
wounded. He asked the Commu
nists to provide information on
American servicemen that North
Vietnam and the Viet Cong “know
to be dead.”
The North Vietnamese spokes
man, Nguyen Thanh Le, was ask
ed by newsmen if Porter’s request
for information on dead American
soldiers would be met. He re
ferred to a list published by
North Vietnam last December,
which included 20 dead and 339
in prison camps. He asserted the
list was still up to date.
U.S. officials fear that out of
a total of 1,618 Americans Wash
ington says are missing in South
east Asia as many as 1,000 may
be dead. While only 20 may have
died in North Vietnamese prison
camps, the United States feels
that North Vietnam must have
knowledge of many more dead.
Some may have died in plane
crashes during raids over North
Vietnam.
The Viet Cong never has giv
en a list of prisoners it holds or
those who have died and declined
to do so Thursday.
Porter, until recently U.S. am
bassador to South Korea, told the
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong:
“The time has come for you to
follow the example of other divid
ed countries by opening a peace
ful dialogue with your fellow Viet
namese for the benefit of your
people. If you can bring your
selves to that, it would rekindle
the hopes of all men of good will
in the future of these talks.”
A spokesman said that by “di
vided countries,” Porter meant
North and South Korea and East
and West Germany.
There was no reported reac
tion to Porter’s suggestion to the
Vietnamese Communists. They
have long refused to hold talks
with the South Vietnamese gov
ernment, calling its leaders “U.S.
lackeys.”
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Burks expected to play a lot. Mc
Elroy starts at wingback, with
Joey Herr still out with a crack
ed collarbone. Ricky Spencer is
listed behind McElroy.
Robert Murski is at split end,
with Tommy Goodwin his replace
ment. At tight end, Homer May
will he playing his first game in
Lubbock since becoming an Ag
gie. The 6-2, 232 pounder grad
uated from Monterrey High there.
His substitute is Mitch Robert
son, the punter. Robertson is
playing his first game since be
coming a father Monday.
The tackles will be Buster Cal
laway and either Skip Kuehn or
Ralph Sacra. Ted Smith has been
moved back to center, behind
Robert Gerasimowicz. Leonard
Forey and Todd Christopher man
the guard positions, with Mike
Park ready to fill in.
Defensively, the Ags have Max
Bird and Kent Finley at the ends,
ahead of Mike Sweat and Dan
Peoples. Boice Best and Van
Odom, both having excellent
years, are the tackles, with James
Dubcak back from an injury. He
was hurt in the LSU game, but
is ready for action this week. Bill
Wiebold is the starting middle
guard, and Odom may play some
there, too.
The linebackers will be Steve
Luebbehusen and Grady Hoer-
mann, with Dennis Carruth and
Mike Lord behind them. Lord will
he playing for the first time since
hurting his leg the week before
the Nebraska game.
Lee Hitt, who has been a stand
out in the last two games, and
Bland Smith are the cornerhacks.
David Hoot and Brad Dusek will
be at the safeties. All have played
well thus far, and all are winners
of the Aggie Star.
Mike Bellar will be kicking off,
and Pat McDermott will be kick
ing placements. Robertson lost
his conference punting lead last
week, but he still has a fine 40.0
average.
The Aggies go to Jones Sta
dium with the hopes of repeating
1967, when the win over Tech
started a seven-game winning
streak and the conference and
Cotton Bowl championships. Tech
is already 0-1 in SWC play, hav
ing lost to Texas in Austin.
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