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nping tory with 701, Tht rd on the all timt saders. Walker’s passing H'ten under a big] , Walker hit ll-22t: /ards. Richard t seven aerials MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS NEW & USED SALES & COMPLETE RENTALS REPAIR 1 1410 Texas Ave. (ulfiiK? 822-2334 301 Patricia St. 846-2851 ALLEN Oldsmobile Cadillac SALES - SERVICE “Where satisfaction is standard equipment” 2401 Texas Ave. 823-8002 >f the passing s® freak play whet l| ~ lly hit Osborne^ S3. :oes on to face Ne| Cotton Bowl os! y with the senitfi r termed Bellard and his! heir 22 returning si an for an t year. Page 5 Simonini Top SWC Defender Four Other Aggies Make Second All-SWC Team PAWN LOANS Money Loaned On Anything Of Value. Quick Cash For Any Emergency. ";;1 See Us For Ready Cash Today. arles M. ^f?UE BROWN.., ALL SNOWMEN WAP6 l/NPEK 5ion ...reap this. Texas State Credit Pawn Shop 1014 Texas Ave., Bryan Weingarten Center 'upfnamba By DENNE H. FREEMAN Associate Press Sports Writer The Cotton Bowl-bound Texas Longhorns placed 10 players on the 1973 Associated Press All- Southwest Conference first and second teams with center Bill Syman, f u 11 b a c k Roosevelt Leaks, defensive end Malcolm Minnick and offensive guard Don Crosslin unanimous choices. Leaks, the awesome junior who still has another year to pillage the SWC rushing records, was named the Offensive Player of the Year by the SWC coaches. Leaks broke two records which had stood since 1950. He rushed for 342 yards in one game and established a new season rushing standard. Dickey Morton, Arkansas’ flashy tailback who owns the SWC ca reer rush record, Texas Tech de fensive tackle Ecomet Burley, and Texas A&M sophomore linebacker Ed Simonini were the other unan imous choices on the team which has the stamp of approval from SWC coaches. Simonini, a lightning - quick striker from Las Vegas, Nev., lived up to the reputation he es tablished as a freshman and then some as he won Defensive Player of the Year honors. Newcomer of the Year was Tex as Tech’s late-blooming tailback Larry Isaac, who gave the Red Raiders an all-the-way threat on the ground. Tech Coach Jim Carlen was named Coach of the Year in a close fight with Texas Coach Dar rel Royal in balloting by their peers. ^~)li inlincj Of JLr” i We’ll Send r </ ^ Flowers Anywhere THE FLORAL CENTER The Full Service Florist” 823-5792 ) MAZDA HARRY DISHMAN Sales & Service 603 Texas Ave. C.S. across from campus — 846-3316 IflNTERBURY flSSQEMTIQN Each Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.—Holy Eucharist and Supper Thursdays, 6:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist and Breakfast Daily 5:30 p.m.—Evening Prayer EPISCOPAL STUDENT CENTER 904 - 906 Jersey Street (Southern Boundary of Campus) 84G-1726 Father James T. Moore Chaplain The Red Raiders placed nine players on the first two teams. Tech quarterback Joe Barnes and Southern Methodist halfback Alvin Maxson round out the first team backfield. Other first team offensive play ers include split end Charles Dancer of Baylor, tight end Andre Tillman of Tech, tackles Bob Sim mons of Texas and Tom Furger- son of Texas Tech and guard Den nis Allen of Tech. Simmons, a sophomore, and Leaks, a junior, were the only non seniors on the first team offense. Sophomore Ivan Jordan of Ark ansas joins Minnick at the other terminal post. Joining Burley at tackle is jun ior Doug English of the Long horns. The noseguard is junior David Knaus of Tech. The rest of the squad includes senior linebacker Danny Rhodes of Arkansas and senior defensive backs Bruce Henley of Rice, Jay Arnold of Texas, Danny Willis and Kenneth Wallace, both of Texas Tech. OFFENSE Split end Charles Dancer, Baylor, 5 11, 160, Sr., Mexia, Tex, Tifsht end—Andre Tillman, Texas Tech, 6 5, 230, Sr., Dallas Tackles—Bob Simmons, Texas, 6 5, 236, Sop., Temple, Tex., and Tom pSirgerson, Texas Tech, 5 11, 225, Sr., Irving, Tex. Guards—Don Crosslin, Texas, 6 1, 231, Sr., Deer Park, Tex., and Dennis Allen, Texas Tech, 6 1, 235, Sr., Dallas. Center—Bill Wyman, Texas, 6 2, 235, Sr., Spring Branch, Tex. Running backs—Roosevelt Leaks, Texas. 5 11, 209, Jr., Brenham, Tex. ; Dickey Morton, Arkansas, 5 10, 175, Sr., Dallas ; Alvin Maxson, SMU, 6 0, 195, Sr., Beaumont, Tex. Quarterback—Joe Barnes, Texas Tech, 5 11, 185, Sr., Big Lake, Tex. DEFENSE Ends Malcolm Minnick, Texas, 6 0, 200, Sr., Wichita Falls, Tex., and Ivan Jordan, Arkansas, 6 2, 200, Soph., Fort Smith, Ark. Tackles Ecomet Burley, Texas Tech, 5 11, 230, Soph., Lufkin, Tex., and Doug English, Texas, 6 5, 240, Jr., Dallas. Noseguard—David Knaus, Texas Tech, 6 3, 220, Jr., San Antonio, Tex. Linebackers—Ed Simonini, Texas A&M, 6 0, 205, Soph., Las Vegas, Nev., and Danny Rhodes, Arkansas. 6 1, 215, Sr., I.ake Jackson, Tex. Defensive backs Bruce Hensley, Rice, 6 2, 173, Sr., Houston ; Jay Arnold. Texas. 6 1. 188, Sr., Liberty, Tex. ; Danny Willis, Texas Tech, 6 0, 175, Sr., Garland, Tex. ; Kenneth Wallace, Texas Tech, 5 11, 165, Sr., Lubbock, Tex. Offensive Player of the Year—Leaks, Texas. Defensive Player of the Year—Simo nini, A&M. Newcomer of the Year—Larry Isaac, Texas Tech, 5 11, 185, Frosh, Lubbock. Coach of the Year.—Jim Carlen, Texas Tech. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Split end Jack Ettinger, Arkansas, 6 2, 180, Sr., St. Louis, Mo. Tight end—Oscar Roan, SMU, 6 6, 205, Jr., Dallas. Tack les Sammy Johnson, Rice, 6 3, 235, Sr., Odessa, and Kelly Arnold, SMU, 6-4, 225, Sr., Temple, Tex. Guards Bruce Herbert, Texas, 5 11, 212, Jr., Spring Branch, Tex., and Bruce Welch, Texas A&M, 6 4, 245, Soph., Houston. Center—Kicky Seeker, Texas A&M, 6 3, 240, Jr., Bay City, Tex. Running backs—Mike Luttrell, TCU, 6 1, 211, Jr., Fort Worth; Skip Walker, Texas A&M, 5 10, 185, Soph.. Del Valle, Tex., Lawrence Williams, Texas Tech, 5 11, 175, Jr., Wichita Falls. Quarterback Neal Jeffrey, Baylor, 6 1, 176, Overland Park, Kan. SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Ends—Bill Rutherford, Texas, 6 2, 220 Sr., Irving, Tex., and Charlie Adams SMU, 6 6, 205, Soph., Beaumont. Tack les Jon Rhiddlehoover, Arkansas, 6 0 220, Jr., Abilene, Tex., and Charlie Davis TCU, 6 3, 260, Sr., Wortham, Tex. Nose guard—Cornelius Walker, Rice, 6 2, 232 Jr., Del Valle. Linebackers—Dede Ter veen, TCU, 6 2, Jr., Donna, Tex., and David Josnston, Texas, 6 1, 215, Jr., Agua David Johnston, Texas, 6 1, 215, Jr., Agua nandez, TCU, 6 1, 172, Jr., West Colum bia, Tex. ; Rollen Smith, Arkansas, 6 1, 180, Jr., Youngstown, Ohio; Tim Gray, Texas A&M, 6 1, 190, Jr., Houston, and Andy Duvall, SMU, 5 11, 175, Abilene, Tex. Ricky Seeker Tim Gray Skip Walker f iMH Bud Drinkers, can you figure this out? Joe walked into a bar one day wanting to buy 4 quarts of Budweiser®. His friends Bob and Fred were less thirsty and wanted to buy only 3 quarts each. This particular bar sold only Bud® on tap, and either in 3-quart pitchers or 5-quart pitchers. Using these pitchers as measures, pouring the Bud from one to the other, how did the bartender measure out exactly 3 quarts for Bob, 3 quarts for Fred, and 4 quarts for Joe? ime Days) :R rE ►T •jjosunq jaqo^xd ^junb-c b puu aoqu] puu sjaunb joj pe uiaq^ paSaeqo uaq^ q^iM aop SuiAuar pun spienb g miq £uiai3 ‘aaqjpd s t qog[ jyo do^ cq pasn puu uihSu aaqaaid ixenb-q aq^ dn P°IIW a H -«W! d 04Ui SMBnf, z Smu,m, raj 3ln pamod au uau.r -jaip^d ,«nb- 8 s.pajj pa I:U a M u.oaj uaqopd jjanb-g e pa IRJ ag , j raaMSNV TOP DEFENDER—A&M star linebacker Ed Simonini is seen here against Baylor doing what he does best: making a tackle. The fiery Italian from Las Vegas, Nev. was named the Defensive Player of the Year in the Associated Press’ 1973 all-SWC team. 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