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United Press International
The rivalry between Southern
Methodist and Texas Christian
was once one of the hottest things
going in the Southwest Confer
ence, but for the past few decades
it has been just another football
game.
It will be more than just
another game Saturday, however.
SMU, which shows signs of
being the best team in the SWC
this season, will open its league
campaign against a team it has
beaten for the last nine years.
Meanwhile, TCU has perhaps the
most dangerous receiver in the
country in Stanley Washington
and the Horned Frogs are likely to
start and finish the evening in the
jbreverymyr... MNTADS
“It ought to be quite a game,”
said Bud Elliott, the University of
Texas at Arlington coach whose
team has faced both the Mustangs
and Frogs this season. “TCU has a
chance to hang in there with
them. I know one thing. You can’t
give TCU’s receivers any room at
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There is a line
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all or it’s all over.”
The SMU-TCU matchup in
Amon Carter Stadium will be one
of two league games on the sche
dule this weekend.
Defending conference cham
pion Baylor will begin defense of
its crown at home against Texas
Tech. Both teams have had prob
lems in the early going although
the Bears posted a 2-1 non
conference record and Tech is 1 -1.
The rest of the league teams
will be taking part in intersection
al battles as the SWC tries to boost
its 12-6 non-conference record.
Texas will host Miami in the top
attraction while Rice visits LSU,
Texas A&M entertains Louisiana
Tech, Houston is at home against
Utah State and Arkansas visits
Mississippi.
Miami whipped Houston last
weekend and will provide Texas
with its stiffest test, while Hous
ton will try to get things going with
a new quarterback. Audrey
McMillian has been lost for the
season with a shoulder injury.
SMU owns what has been by far
the best running attack in the
SWC — averaging348.7 01511 'y
its first three games-uSp.Y
has put together the con!:*, lrst
best passing attack withijFy
age of 258 yards per aafef “ ®
The Mustangs gave uTy 1 '
number of yards in the ah 0
(; rambling last Saturdayiiia
SMU eoach Ron Meyer bJ
team will see the ball inij
most of the evening agairijl
“We had a tough timejl
pressure on the quarter^
the Grambling
Meyer. “We will havetoij
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may be the best pair
country.” ;
SMU had to comefrorM er ' L
in the final minutes last
defeat TCU and Meyers
expects the same sortofdt
test this time.
“1 know we are sayiid
(TCU coach) F.A. Dry it]
the same thing, ” Meyer ail
both feel these are thebfl
since we’ve beenatours|
So it ought to be a?
watching.”
Holmes to put ho
title on line
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United Press International
PITTSBURGH — Larry
Holmes will put his World Boxing
Council heavyweight title on the
line for the 11th time by fighting
undefeated Renaldo Snipes Nov.
Gat Pittsburgh’s 17,000-seat Civic
Arena, officials said.
The fight, to be nationally tele
vised in prime time — except in
Pittsburgh — would be the first
heavyweight title bout to be held
in the city in 30 years and the first
for Holmes, of Easton, Pa., in his
been to bring pro boxing
Pittsburgh at a high levelaj
regular basis.”
In the last heavyweigl
fight held in Pittsburgh, 1
Joe Walcott knocked out I
Charles in 1951 at Forte iH.
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Rooney said a writ tene
ment for the Holmes-S™
being drawn up and jra
would be signed in the mil
next week.
native state.
The fight will he co-promoted
by Don King and Civic Arena
Corp., Edward DeBartolo’s firm
which owns the NHL Pittsburgh
Penguins and the Pittsburgh Spir
it of the Major Indoor Soccer
League.
“We have a verbal agreement
with Don King and we fully expect
to do it (the fight),” Civic Arena
spokesman Tom Rooney said
Thursday. “One of our goals has
Rooney, who said
know how much tickets!
fight would cost, saidthek
be televised in prime tuj
ABC, which has agreedtoi®
out in the Pittsburgh arri H CJ
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for Cleveland but both k q
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