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up its first win of tMe year.
^ Coach Charlie UeWire Jill
essentially thje sataf teajn
played against t e fci< e Bli e
last Saturday apti no^njurtts
.reported! ojn th li 1 Unfve
squad. Buddy! Jungnichel
OeWarej appear to
on a speqdy. b ickf ;
passing of ^lly (Joe
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:e early in|th^9epjori w|[t
combine
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honey displayed Bpee 1 as Jwe
shilftiness irbafi i eatlh r gaine
Southern Methbdtst's'i Jolts;a:
prqbably winf a Starting i|i
this tussle. F0]b; Wigg fins|i. T
Collins are t® n native y sl|teid[i for
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nd fomer AU-D stricter from
. do, who relies on poifer drives
through the line to pickiup yhrd-
age ' ; - ! 1 ;irj :
,ul Mun-ay and
are! good prospects
poteta at the terminals and ;Bo
Miller and John Long are tenti^ve-
ly set for tackle on tht opening
whistle. All-State guard Mickey
Spencer and Carl Holbcrg wOl
start at guard. Start ng (enthr!will
be J between Bob Bp es ind I^ugh
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B Team ffl Host 1 Oiftoa
By CAREY Cl
The clock
to i play thai , „ _
back in i 1942 > ,!when bhe AgL
j i»u *>.,11. u__ il* tr .^ cks an( j
favorite in
Me-
, 'exas in
mprial Stadium.
The Score was J.2 to & and the
Steers had one foot; in the South
west, Cdnferenee throne room, un
less the Aggies pulled something
out: of; the hat to aclick for a last
second •touchdown. ! . >]! ’
The ball Was snapped and the
1 to pour through
Tu^, Chapin. T^s line seemed to
for starting a^i the Aggie passpi?,
als and Bob faded back. Then Da
. right
In the quartferbackf slot] i
the fullback | a id ri
slots respectively.
KSi
district Play-Off
Two unbeaten and un ied' teams
iwiill clash Friday night ht |r M0 on
Tiger Field to decide ihe: tbp sthool
alffiiack in District 27-B.
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Leo Daniels,
back. Then Daniels lofted a
>rt pass oyer the heads of thie
rging lineman into, the arms
Bobby Williams, fleet Aggie
back. Screen Pass! Screen Pass!
But, Texas saw its mistake a little
tcib latei ■' ■ j J f-|. : •’ , .
■I Behind . the Wall | of the Aggid
lirteman! who now took off down-
field Williams romped 54 yards to
the Texas 14 before being brought
down by the last Texas defender.
But the play was called back, the
Angies penalized for backfield
in motion, and the game ended on
the next play with Texas the win-
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But even though the play failed
to accomplish its purpose, that of
producing a last4minute win over
Texas, the. screen pass the Aggies
used that November Day suceeded
in shaking Meinbrial Stadium to
its very foundations.
It was jukt another example of,!
the success <j>f an age-old play that j
is {jdnfost a sure-fire cinch to gain j
yardage ;it least once in a game. AGGIE SCREEN PASS CLiGRING IN BAYLOR GAME - - - Preston “Pee Wee’
The screen pajis is a dangerous Smith (-with ball in hand) tjoes to the Baylor 111 yard line after receiving a screen pass
over’have'usecHh to good alivan- from St;in A swarm of Aggij* linemen headed by Bob Gary (55) form a wall of
tage, at crucial points in import-
aint, games. It has a double
tige. Not only is it a yafda
ducer but it helps the paasii
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After once .being sucke
the screen |»a*s, opposing line
will think iuvice before fireball
through to rush a passer wheiji
opposition is offered by the
fensive linciman.
The play; however,! 18 liiol
fallible- In the first (place,
passer, with njo protectjion
sOever, stands a gpod chauc-
getting fl^j^tened by ,4 hie~
charging guards and tackles
doesn’t hustle the pass off 5
hun-y. Once thrown, the pa$
often inaccurate. And Should, <
of the incoming lineman reach
and intercept the pass, its an (8 .-
.most certain six points, for
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’ The Aggies; have worked the | lu y
with varying degi'ets of sue- es H
several tiipcs this year. |In U:e
picture atjl left, showing JPee'Vee
Smith off bn a jaunt against I aj -1
lor, the jAggies ehcopnteire()i tl b *
one other; shortcoming <j»f tl
screen pass, the linemen lead
interference are too sljow ifojr tT
Backs Hollis Baker
imest Baumgar,. guards
Holm hnd Riaiaid Scear^,
^uifley; Ahnst rong and
I squad.
ace has 1 ccn doing
ting and | laskilng fqr
iidea quar erbacking. ■,
e of his mots wept
0 yards, ind several
0. Sammy
rx
lob aiji even
back carrying the ball and ceas? (0
be effecting blockers after the l ii'St
DISH
1 Pontiac
The A&M Consoliidalicd Tigprs
pipy-host: to the equally •'sudcbssjfuli
Marquez Yellow jackets | for, the
final game of the season for one,
o(| the cointenders. Thje \yinrjer Jill
go on to the Bi-District, play-offs.!
Bi-District champs get a shot at
region&l honors.
Consolidated has nc t been Scored
on, a ad Marquez has teen scored
on only once in distr ct IplayJ Both
squads} have taken pievious games
by wide margins. 1 ] ! ;
i The Tigers have spei)t thb paist ,
Week as Schoolboy Races Near Close'Team Loses to T.U.
uked by (the Yellowjackqts. I! 1 ! I J 1 ' I ; 1 !• 1 ' • • li 1 ' 'I 1 v !
: Probable starting lines
interference. The play was. good for yards and set-up the second Aggie touchdow n.
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five or ten yards. Pee Wee go,
yards on the particular : >b
against Bibvlor,,setting up thje An
gies second touchdown. jHc
shown crossing the Baylor 2(j ; ’ai dj
line just as he begins passiijg luis
own blocgbrs. .
But 17 yards is certainly
, batj gain, whether a play wo! - !
perfection or hot. Ami, bretl
! you can place your marbleb pip
If the time is ripe, the screen mss
will makjje'its appearance ag|ih(st
| Texas, come Thanksgiving ,Di
Three District Titles, Oh Line This 4-M Cross Country *
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Bryan, Texas
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2|) Guthrie
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■ Wichita Falls, I;Highland Park former Brbckenridge battles Min- The Texas Lonfehhjrns won their
lVSfc C |UM' lOallas) and Haiflitigen are favor- era! Wells and Weatherford plays eighteenth SWC cross'.country title
alduell 54 i pc j to w j n district championships [[Brownwood to cut the contenders by taking seven of the first ten
es Jill
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Q iinn S,. j t hi s week-drui an
1 ,e , of titlists in TeXii:
: Autrey to 10 ;
r" S fe d J3 'Wichita
! Newson 54
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l .ccint Denton Frid|iy|; night in
ptson 56 showdown of District 6.
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d bring the list j for Ulie title'to- two. In District 10
s schoolboy foot- • Corsicana plays Teinple as M'axa-
hachie looks on with much interest.
Falls impels Vernon ;it i Corsicana, M'aco and WaXahachie
all are tied for the legd and each
must play ineligibla Temple. Tem
ple last week tied M’axahachie.
In District 13, the Houston Dis
trict^ Lamar is unbeaten but has
been tied John Reagan has lost
C fc r tl Wichita Falls Friday night and
lit* 58 t h t , w j Iint . r will bji? kingpin of Dis-
Winn 5«; tr i c t 2. It is th^Mine with High-
f] inn.. DO j ]o nf j picric unfl lUoAtnn uHin
Williamson’s Weekly Rating
★
Noted Scribe Picks S.M.U. to Dowi
Baylor With Rice Slipping by T.C.
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places in the 2.7 mile race in Aus-!
tin, Tuesday.. Iho Longhorn/scor- p, iu | ^ M'illiamscm, in picking biggest tjussle in the Soluth
ot *' ^ his crop of winners for this'week th| wesi| coast, Southern) C
A&M and, Arkansas 1 the only fj n jg on jy * lW o Southwest Confer- called upon .to drub the dqjn
other entrants in the iqqet, finish. ence dashes to choose from. j den UCljA Bruins. • Wiseton
ed second and third respectively. The Williamson System,, predict- ■ given the nod cJer Mfnnepfiti:,
Dimwiuitiye Jerry Thompson low-1 j nK the outcome of some 2100 games j another of the couhtry’s rou. rhjit
ered the SouthwqBtjOonference ce- across the nation this week, calls .encountdrjs. I
cord by 50 seep ruts as pe led the | t SMU to beat the Baylor Bruins! The opce-defeatcd Georgia ftc Ch
. .. _ , i Longhorn harriterg acrqsfthe fmish j anf j uj ce edge an ambitious TCU. eleven i# Lsuppcised to nelp^Furjiiian
Down in the Rio .Grande Valley tone and tied ope las has San Ja-; line in the time of 11:38 over the In oth( , r noteworthy 4 matches, continue bn the downhill tlkilj ifli-
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bejen helbi |g
|Ji|th sdme go^dl running gains
Thei starung ends, jehnny Mach
1 mid Bpb Hempel, have been play*
in|g gigod batt and the; will - have
A chance to [get warned up‘this
^fc k I ' j
; Clifton’s tqtm runs 0 f the modi
fied “T”, thej tome formation which
(pc B^ies use Clifton Has not had
veif sued (ftful season and are
iraied ttnderdflgs to Johi hy Franke's
B jteam. I ! *
Probable ! tartilng 1
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!he i||bp fori
th)e Bjjies is is follows: Mjich and
Hempj‘1 ap e ids, Duke and Straus
at tackles, Jj uegee an! Overly at
thje giyajds, Butler at center, and
Wallace, Sm|lik, Bruetk and Bur-
pii 11 ip the mickfield.
-Eailly wejther repo ts for Fri-
ddy r|pc«jlict fold and qloudy skies,
with tjhgnee j>f raiin. (
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Harilingen needs .only a victory or
cinto. Lamar plays Austin (Hous-; 2.7 mile course.
in otner noiewormy b nuuenes, j cununug on me uownniu- uain 1
, , - , - ..... , , , , . , 1 Ya(e is selected over Harvard in noils is slated to tap NorthwekuL.
tie bver Brownsville to clinch Dis- ton) while San Jacinto and Reagan Col. Frank Anderson, who along the | r perenn i B i battle and Notre i and Kansas is rated over Misko iri
4- 1 .It? 1% . A •■JaU a. T3 a. , . ^ 4 4y-.a^^ail-a^.aa 1 H - 1 ♦ li IS alia fc' f T 4 fl • a C- I a / W 1 > < n/kMI/ar^ . . aa n . « « ' . a --a .1 T \ a • '[ I
trict 16 honors. A win for Browns- get together,
ville, however, could throw the In District 15 Brackenridge of
San. Antonio, which is in a virtual
tie Jith Austin and Corpus Christi
for the lead, plays winless Harlan-1 Hampton. Hampton finished third ^Ijiind Thompson and Don Sparks,
dale (San Antonio) while A us ti n
and- Corpus Christi clash yuth each
other. Brackenridge has beaten
! both Austin and Corpus jChristi and
by winning its remaining garner
can take the title.
I race into a thrqejtwgy deadlock.for
I the top with Kingsville ais the
| third teani ' | r- rj
i Seven champioju.s await comple-
I tion of the statd play-off bracket
i which opejns' tjhb big battle the
first week in L/Jember. These are
Amarillo, Ddeska) Austin (El Paso)
Arlington Heights (Fort M'orth)
Longview, Lufkin .and Goes
Creek. Three of ithgse teams havi
games this week but they mea
nothing irj the conference races.
Arlington Heights plays Fori r> J * •«’ ¥71
M'orth Tech, Lufkin takes on Jack? D LOIllIJOSite r OF
senville aid-Godse: Creek engagei J?/’ !
Gaiycstoni ; L oasketDall CfOAvn
Tpbre are important games iiji
Districts g, 10, 13, ; and 15. In thj; | £ j n f an t r y g 0 t off to a slow
start, but picked'up plenty of mq*! JohansCn
with Ray Putnam has been cokh- Dame t0 NVa ib,p Tulane. North Car
ing the Aggie team! stated yester- 0 jj na j s favored over Duke in the
day that be was pleased with s the j —^—.... :—ri
performance of the' Aggies’ J. D.
in the Big Six.
Intramural Notes ...
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mentum in the second quarter last i Substitute: C Infantry, Splitger
night as they beat B Oomjpbsite to j bor for Davis,
win the Corps Basketball Cham
pionship. j
Sparked by the speedy playing of
an aggressive team, led by team
captain Sweed Hansoh, B Compo-
j sife was Unable to overcome the
half time lead which saw C Infan
try ahead 12 to 4, and a final score,
of 19 to 14.
Starting fast in the third quarter
tegm captain Jack Andrews le<| B
Composite into the offense in which
they! Came within two poipts of ty
ing 'the ball game up, hut C In
fantry .dame right- back to move
agaip midWay in the third quarter.
‘High point man for the night
of TexaS> and ahead of Milton Nip-
- / , - . ,!. per of Texas,, the defending South-
was Harvey Briggs of (, Inxantry wcs ^ champion.- Anderson said he
with nine points. Leadihg for the expected Hampton to bolster ma-
losers was B<^)- PorteB with five Serially the Aggies strength in the
tallies to his credit. distance races) when track season
A slashing offbnpe coupled with j rolls around. It was a definite
a storm cellar defense allowed the i weakness in the distances that al-
C Infantry team to beat B Com-i most cost the Aggies the; South-
posite 19-14 and capture the chain-1 west Conference Track title last
pionship. • J' ri i I year. -*•••;
Starting line dp: ! ...... | Results: • ! 1 , '
C Infantry f I II Composite; M’on by Thompson, Texas; scc-
Hansori RF Hinsch ond, Sparks, Texas; third, Hamp-
Tate . v LF Borchardt! ton, A&M; fourth, Brooks, Texas;
Davis • s x , C Porter | fifth, M'hisenant, Texas; sixth,
Briggs • RG ' Andrews' Dannellon, Texas; seventh, Hahn, i u jr * > i * j- * i*
LG Sargeant A&M; eighth, Nipper, Texas; ninth %
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