Arkansas at Baylor

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  Evening star, October 11, 1953, page 71

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  Bears Need Rally To Avoid Upset By Razorbacks WACO, Tex, Oct. 10.-Baylor’s bag of tricks turned sour today, but two old-fashioned thrusts of power running by Jerry Coody and Allen Jones battered back Arkansas, 14–⁠7. Arkansas seized every opportunity Baylor gave it and jumped into a second quarter lead when its ple-threat ace, Lamar Nc Han, shot an 18-yard touchdown pass to Jerry Bogard. Game Tied in Third. The first time Baylor got the ball after the third period kick off, the Bears put on six-play, 57-yard drive that ended with Coody barging over the goal from the two. James Ray Smith matched Francis Longs extra point to deadlock the score. From then until midway in the fourth period. it was up and down the field with Arkansas having a slight edge over the Bears. Ground Attack Scores. It wasn’t until midway in the fourth period that the Bears for got about passing and thought about running. When they did. Coody, Jones and L. G. Dupre ground out At yards in brief spurts. With Arkansas line stacked against Baylor on the five, Cotton Davidson tossed a pass to Wayne Hopkins in the end zone. Smith again kicked the point. Arkansas ------- 9 Z 9 - Baylor -----. Q O z la Arkansas scoring: TouchdoWn-Bogard. ConyerSion-Long. Baylor scoring; Touchdowns-Coody, H0nkinS C0nVerSi0nS-J. R Smith (21.

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Arkansas leads 35–⁠33–⁠2 in 70 meetings, counting the 38 since this game.