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Home My WebLink AboutPage 09 THE PICTORIAL PRESS OF BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION TIRJRSDAY;SEPTEMBER 24.1970 SECTION ONE PAGE 9 Unbelieveable TO with 13 Seconds Remaining r~~r~""~~' i ..~.~ ...,....: ~'-:: \ -"J i~"~ ."\, ., I" [.,..1 If \ , S \ \~\ PORTS \t A shocked, sad Charley McClendon walked slowly across the natural grass of Tiger Stadium. Near mid- field he met and shook hands with an elated Gene Stallings. "I'm really concerned about our team," the LSU coach told the Aggie mentor. "This is the first time that I can remember us getting beat physically, but your team did it." In a surprising turnabout, the young Texas Aggies scored 17 points in the fourth quarter to upset highly favored LSU 20-18 in Baton Rouge. They beat the Tigers in the trenches, beat them physically as well as on the scoreboard. It was a hot, humid night in Baton Rouge, as usual. But this time it was the home stand- ing Bayou Bengals who had their tongues hanging out when it was over. The Aggies have had an exceptionally tough fall practive, ending nearly every day's workouts with wind sprints or some other kind of running. The hard work paid off in the fourth quarter against LSU, and it will stand the Aggies in good stead for the rest of the season. , Every victory is sweet, but the one over LSU was especially meaningful. It was the first A&M win in the series since 1956. That the win came in probably the most hostile playing environment in. the country can't do anything but boost the morale of the already high-spirited Aggies even higher. The Aggies beat a good football team, and they beat them under pressure. That is quite an accom- plishment for a sophomore-laden team. If there was any doubt about the proficiency of A& M' s passing game, quarterback Lex James and his multi- tude of receivers wiped it out. The running game was shutout by the big, quick Tigers, probably the result of their scouting the A&M- Wichita game. It's a great credit to the Aggie coach that he didn't force the running game. Stallings had prepared for that. From the way James reacted to the tremendous pressure no one could have guessed he was just a sophomore in his second varsity game. With 68,000 screaming fans, most of them hostile, and LSU tack- lers hanging on his neck most of the time, James acted like a seasoned veteran. On the winning touchdown pass to Hugh McElroy, James had two Tigers coming at him from either side. The pass had to be perfect because there were three defensive backs converging on McElroy. The pass was perfect. Lex got smashed after he threw the ball, but McElroy caught the pass, twisted away from one defender and out-raced another into the endzone. The young defensive unit was just as impressive, grabbing three interceptions and recovering three fumbles. All-America safety candidate Dave Elmen- dorf recovered two fumbles and intercepted LSU's last desperate toss on the A&M 8 yard line to end the game. Linebacker Mike Lord recovered a fumble, in- BRYAN TOPS PALESTINE 13.6 The Bryan Broncos met the palestine Wildcats Fri- day night in Palestine and conquered them with a vic- tory of 13 to 6. Steve Porter received the ball after the kickoff and advanced to the Bronco 34 yard line, where the Bronco offense set to work the first two plays from scrimmage, and only moved the ball two yards, leaving the Broncos with a third and eight situa- tion on the 36. Bobby Hensarling called an option and kept the ball around the left side and scampered 38 yards to the Wildcat 26, after which Bryan was stopped and the ball was turned over to the Palestine Wildcats. When the Broncos got the ball again they were able to move down to the Palestine 13 yard line where Frank Orts, the Bronco kicking specialist put the ball up for Bryan's first points. The score was 3-0, Bryan. Into the second quarter of play the ball changed possession several times between teams. With about a minute and a half left in the first half, Bryan be- gan moving the ball. Their only touchdown came af- ter Darrel Larry threw a yard completion to Garry Berry which placed the ball on the Wildcat's six yard line. Donald Lampe ran the ball across for six points, while the extra point at- tempt was made good by Orts. At the half the score stood Bryan 10, Palestine O. Palestine had possession of the ball at the beginn- ing of the second half af- ter a 22 yard return to the 27 yard line. Palestine was only able to move the ball 16 yards before they were forced to punt. Bryan was only able to advance the ball nine yards before the Broncos re- turned possession to the Wildcats. Palestine began its ad- vance 64 yards from pay- dirt. The ball was advanced 22 yards on the ground be- fore Palestine's QB, Mike Yeager, completed a 44 yard which traveled over the heads of three Bronco defensive backs, was bob- bled, then pulled in for the score. Yeager attempted the extra point and was partially defected for no score. The score was 10-6, Bryan. Palestine's kickoff was taken by Berry which made 25 yards to the 35 before he was brought down. Bryan was able to run three plays before they were forced to punt. Palestine turned the ball back to the Broncos after a six play series. Bryan took the ball ano moved it down the field to set up their last score. The score came at thl' beginning of the fourth quarter on a nine yard field goal by Orts. Thp. Broncos went into the dressing room with a 13-6 win. Final statistics lor Lhe Broncos showed Ilcn- sarling with 56 ya rds rush- ing, David Scamardo with 39, Charks Drul'ry with 33, and Lampl' with 11. Net yards for th\.' Bruncos were 137 in 37 plays. Thursday night the Sf A Colts stood a -!2-U win over . the Paksline Jr. Varsity. <' It has to be one of the great wins in Texas A&M fooLball history," Coach Gene Stallings said after Texas A&M's 20-18 upset over LSU in Baton Rouge Sat. night......The Aggies scored 17 points in the final quarter, overcoming a 12-3 deficit........ It was LSU's first opening-game loss since 1961 when Rice pre- vailed, 16-3. LSU then went 9-1 for the year and beat Colorado in the Orange BowL..... Soph. Lex James, dis- playing the poise of a vet- eran, hit ,of 20 or 42 pass- es for 314 yards and two touchdowns and threw one interception...."LSU had a great defense," James de- clared. "There pursuit was just great." The Aggies were minus-42 yards rush- ing. In twO games, or four halves this season, A&M has punted in only one half, the first at LSU where Jiwmy Sheffield booted 6 times for a 39.7 average. He didn't punt against Wichita State nor in the second half against LSU.... The squad presented the LSU game ball to its only Black athlete, Hugh Mc El- roy. He caught 6 passes for 180 yards and it was his electrifying TD on a 79- yard pass and run play from Lex James in the final 13 seconds that pulled out the 20-l8 win over LSU... "I was really tired but I knew nobody was gonna catch me on that run," Hugh declared..... One of the big plays of the game came after Pat McDermott's second field goal drew the Aggies to within 12-6 in the fourth period on LSU's first play, a pitchout, Bland Smith smashed the pitch man from the cornerback spot, causing a fumble. Line- backer Kent Finley dived for the ball but it squirted free and linebacker Mike Lord recovered at the LSU ll. On the first A&M play, James hit seconddary re- ceiver tight end Homer May in the endzone and McDer- mott's kick put A&M ahead, 13-12. LSU came back with two field goals for an 18-13 lead before the James to McElroy pass play pulled it out. Dave Elmendorf, Mike Lord and Clifton Thomas all made pass intercep- tions for A&M while El- mendorf recovered two fumbles and Lord got one to account for six turn- overs....Some 8 to 10 thou- sand A&M fans were in Ba- ton Rouge for the game and about 3,000 were at Easterwood Airport when the Aggies returned home shortly after midnight.... One pressbox scout said, "After watching A&M beat Wichita State, I didn't think the Aggies had a chance against LSU. They sur- prised me, however." BR Y AN FOOTBALL Thursday, September 24 SF A Colts at Franklin, 8 p.m. Kemp Cubs vs. SF A Ponies at Bronco Field, Sp.m. Lamar- - -open Anson-Jones at Temple Travis, 7 p.m. Neal at Hearne 9th, 5 p.m. Friday, September 25 SF A at Spring Branch Memorial, Tully Stadium, 7 :30pm. Kemp vs. Ft. Worth Kirkpatrick, Bronco Field, 7:30p.m. tercepted a pass and was credited with 23 tackles. Van Odom has a tremendous game in the interior defensive line. 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