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lead with two fiiee thrijrwsi i
helped the Bee^ tc kjeei
the rest of the gaiie.
The best sho oft the fcajme vt;
a one-handed f ip by Centep’
Cortez while gcpinul opt pf
behipd the bac tbo|
throw the Fish t«|ok|ti^ pat
reconsider thins &•
After keepin j ^he| Bleps
Close 20-18 Sco'e at |he
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their fast-breal int oppc ni
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The University I of !Eciu<
ball team, unHealjen ]
worked out topajj in
lor opening a ijl-garril
United St^tesj sjgai]
College tomorrow mg'
Americans are ^ oacpCt
Butler, fomerljy rf the
of Detroit.
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Art Hillhousb, centq
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18 points while leading
erjlhe Fishj started Qiiihustlinif
second stripg but tl^t margin k
tob large fpr them to catch Vp-
iWhst may have easily cost the
freshn en wte game was thei^j^*-
ceisi\\i foilling, the Bees m
points jon 26 fouls whil
ickefl up only 5 poin
row^.*
'orWardj Wray Whittyketj jand
Cprtez of the B Team! kept
tajkidg the ball away tinder : both
baskets to keep the Fish at hay.
[Following Miller ^coring fori the
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Sc
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eibht points and Jim Kirkland
B H Eckles with seven each.
Wallace Moon lea the fref
with twelve pointsj followi
T ruett Mobley w;ith jten and M
S ittori with eight.
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iVaJer Polo Team plays Tl' at
p.! nu here. |l I
Thursday: Intramural cHfSsj-
jeouatry meet at (five p. ni
Saturday: Varsity and “ip’
T qtball team play Sam Hpus-
}ton! Teachers at Huntsville, 18
P. «!,
Next Week
Monday: Watet
plaVs Baylor at Wacd, at 7
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Wednesday: Basketball tje
play return match with
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Superior height was the deciding factor last
their second game of the season to the East Texas
the Farmers was Lion center Jack Carter who racked up
ors. Twelve of these points were on free throws which h
committed on him by the Ag* inf; H rTT
, by the Ag»
desperate attempts to i keep h
|rom shooting.
Ipability to; hit their! shots
the Aggies ahy chance that they
might have had to win the gai
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alt eight , of
! Eictuyes!above js the Cprps Intramural'Basketball champs of “C” Infantry whf woii all
their games playe^ ip Competitjion this fall. On the back row left to right Tommy Splitgarber, Gerald
Stewart, David Copeland, Will Barber, Jimmy Hies ter, and John M$Con-.eil. The Bottom roiv consists ot
H. Johansen, Bjliio Davis, Swede Hansen, Haiwey Briggs, and Leland Tato, in the usual order.
Arrow way!
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Top Clash of Stale
Playoffs, Odessa
Vs Wichita Falls
By HAROLD V. RATLIFF
OPi-Thf* battle they’ve been
dreaming bbout in! T^xas-schoolboy
football—Odessa ys. Wichita Falls
i—conips up Saturday.
US the feature of the slate
quarierTinals and the game
manv believe is the real cham-
|flMIIMII|j SltUKKMS, p«iclv mu m.*
three more contests after this
week but the winner of (he
Odessa-Wichita Falls game will
bp the heaviest title favorite in
28 years of Texas Interscholas-
'fM undeleated) Untied power-
Pro Basketball Rule Changes Speeds Up
Games; Too Many Penalties Slow Action
in the | pro basketball books that
may jnj time be followed by colle
giate conferences. Coaching’from
the sidelines is now okayed in pro
circles while
the re is time
out on the flopr.
As e v e r y o n e
k lj o w» thijS
takes p 1 a C e
apywiay, it. is
houses settle their c.sirau' at Wich
ita! Fulls, complcitf ly; overshadow-
; a. An Arrow Sports Shirt.
3 Handsome, warm, rugged,
. for
BROTHER
ng three; other games; that will
^ setr! the .ttate ra< e into its semi-
‘ final round.
Four of the icanls remaining
in,the ghampionstip hunt are un-
bflajten-i-Wichita; Fulls, Odessa,
arid Longview each undefeated
arid untied, Gi&se Creek unbeaten
blit once tied.
There is a wide division of
opinirin as to how the Odessa-
Wichita Falls and Brackenridge
reaspneil that it
will |'save a lot
of time by let-
Martin
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The second rule change concerns
the alternative of a t<!a
a charity toss op a lip
-Goose Creek game 'will come
oSjt but Arlington Heights "and
chance for a two ptj
shot, and leads to the repetition of
the foul. This choice is now out,
the Idayera T a p'p rec j a y 0 d Jf^ the efforts fbony the Baylor Bees 11 tp 0 and
® 1 majde by the.Aggkis to keep off; Jefeja ting/the Texas Aquatjic . B
Lpngview are heujvy favorites, to
. cilpture their engagements. Com-
paratift
that Ode
scores .'r«uld indicate
cssa will
“t” ciui) tc
For Sports
iid fircc cuide to better dress
trim, Wichita
Plan
Day
irig of the
A IniKinezs met*
Afesociafion has, I'ggn called by
i ClUb Pilegident Ch tries Overly for
Wednesday night jin the CE Lec
ture loom at 8 p. rn.
The meeting wil Be chiefly con-;
te;rn.e 1 with making;plans for the
"The Wbiti
ept., Cluetr,
annual Sports Day, next spring
whehl Aggtt land! athletics will be
and
yed in all fephs to students
stand. Too, a good, experienced
team Isn’t likely to commit asjmany
fouls as a green o«e. However,
calling the i game too close leaves
many fans disgusted and slows the
giune; almost to a walk. Whenever
one of the Competing teams has to
take time (|ttt every so many sec
onds to try for a charity, action is
suspended leaving somewhat a lull
-—T-i—tCrj lit —
the Aggies and Toxiuji University
will be sbowh at the nice ting.
Overly; asked that all members
of the “T” Association in the Bfy-
diitors. [Filmsi pf the Turkey | an-Cpllege Area be present at this
this Wear between ! meeting.
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By I’AUL MARTIN
Two changes have been inserted j until actual ^day .gets started
During the first half their floor
game was working nicely, but th»y
missed as many as twelve shots
in a row at some stages of t|hc
ijaUM.'; \ ‘
The Aggies started the game off
fast, took a 2 to 0 lead, and at tihe
end of six minutes were leading 6
to 4, but East Texas put on a scor
ing spree at this point, took a ,11
to 6 lead and never wag headed
thereafter. Al the half the Aggies
were trailingjby nine points lj9 to
28, and except for a brief instant
following the intermission ^hen
they pulled vyithin seven points of
the East Texas club, the>l never
were in the ball game afterwards
although they hustled bat'd all the
way. A&M couldn’t seem to click
and the Lions ran the score up to
51 to. 29 at the midway poibb of
the second half. With the East
Texas reserves; in the Ags reduced
this margin down to 52 to 43 at the
end, but couldn’t get enough bas
kets through, to pull even.
The freak play of the night oc
curred during the first half when
^tumbow turned, passed
to Lion center Gaiter i
foaled* him in an atteraptf tip kee
him from shooting. Ca;
jdiately.j made the
throw.
Schrickcl, Kampermab,
;tey were putstandi
, . , "IF M
dets with Gene Schricie
{on a beautiful exhibiti
stealing as well as rackifni* up i
the; Farr
points. High scorer for
ers whs Kamperman
points followed by Batey \Phri mad
Water Polo Team
Plays Thursday
Thursday { afvernoo/, thd Aggie
water polo team meets the Texas
again. We take no exception to the ; Aquatic Club in P. L. Downs Nat-
idea of keeping the game ejean and
rciilize the officials are duty bound
to call fouls as they; see them, but
atorium. The Ags are undefeated
in play this year and will be heavy
favorites to continue their wjinmink
we would like to seel a few games wa y s Thursday,
with more field golds anil fewer In their two outings thty year
frije throws»
If nothing else, tpe Aggies can
well be proud of the jgym floor this
year. The multi-colored lines (used
as markers for tennis, volleyball,
and basketball) witjh the maroon
border looks sharp. Marty Karow,
speaking for the team, has expres-
the A. & M. splashers havje dis-j
posed of Baylor 10 to 4 and Texas
Aquatic 17 to 5.
Also on Up for Thursday after
noon is a game between the A. &
Campus Club and the Texas
Aquatic “B” team. The Campus
Club is also undefeated, winning
Hide by the.Aggiejs to keep
?oach give thilt m , l!ryonv win continue to stay i Game' time is as yet undecided
vyrth the I o£f | with streel sh ^ e!ti anft shoes and will be given in Wednesday s
that might mark up! the surface, j BatL
m to refuse 1 President Red Overly, who plays
„ A\. and take! footbaH in his spare time, has set
the hall outside. This slows up the Wednesday evening, beginning at
ganufy costs the team, behind a, ,, l 1, 'h- f° r , -‘ ,e Aggie T club to
three point j J* 8 ? 11 ? 8 plans for the sports
'eafetition af activities this spring. In ; that the
I conCern all tpembors and it
Basketball is a clean, hard fist j j 8 . ^vslrablc that asjmany as possir
game,! that leaves litUc rooni f 0 r ; 1*1° are P rest ’ n l at tqat time, Overly
unnecessary roughness! The South- f Urges that evoryohe make it a
west I Conference has! set a high j I > ° , ?R 1° be thcire.
standard for clelanlestinesk in play j _4 i J.
and if< to be commended for this {
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AggiM’ floor game worked
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