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Show Texans, Boilermakers Share Press Leads ington State, 32; 14 Oregon 22; Llyrilaute)Bfcs'and Duke 7; 20. Iowa 6. e tierMissoeui-Vi Maryland Army, g? ma.rBostonyCoUege and TUThevote with points on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3 2 1 basis and first pwL votes in parentheses: Texas and Purdue grabbed the spotlight in weekly football rankings rank-ings by sharing the first place slot. TEXAS IS picked to win the Southwest Conference title again while Purdue, after upsetting r.mth-ranked Notre Dame, made the rest of the Big Ten sit up and take notice. Nebraska and Arkansas followed fol-lowed in third and fourth spots while fifth-ranked Michigan and seventh-ranked Michigan State pose the biggest threats to Purdue Pur-due in the Big Ten. OREGON MOVED to 14th after aft-er beating Utah and Wyoming remained in 15th. Arizona gained votes in AP ratings after an impressive win at Kansas. The United Press International major colege football ratings: Team Points 1. Purdue (15) 2-0 298 2. Texas (9) 2-0 285 3. Nebraska (8) 2-0 279 4. Arkansas 2-0 185 5. Michigan 2-0 159 6. Louisiana State (3) 2-0 157 7. Michigan State 2-0 116 8. Kentucky 2-0 99 9. Notre Dame 1-1 88 10. Southern California 1-0-1 50 Second 1011. Georgia 43; 12. (tie) Mississippi State and Wash- |