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By BILL POTTS
Backs
:s Clyde Scott, Ross Pritchard, and Leon Campbell,
led by a bid: hard charging Arkansas forward wall, smother
ed the Texas Aggies 28 to 6 on Kyle Field last Saturday
before 16,000 fans, one of the largest crowds ever to see an
A&M-ArKansas game in Aggieland.
The Arkansas line kept the Ag-»i" ■ —HTT
gie hacks
time came, kept the Aggie passing W**, to set it down on the Aggie
from scoring. ll'- j j L i j
- - - f - - Gordon Ixing took it off left
tackle then and'made it tp the
Aggie ten. Two tries by GspipbeU
took
mi situ iiik.
Workhorse for the i Aggies
again was Bob (fr>o<hv! but he
couldn't seem to get started in
ne. The leadinx
this game. The leading ground
gainer for the Farmers wa*
Ralph Daniel with IS yards and
Jim Vosa was second with 12.
9y
v; took it to the, nine and then Rogers
went four yards to the Aggie five
and a first] do\Vn.
Campbell tried through : the
Saturday’s] loss was the scverith middle and made it to the three.
[ straight for [the Farmers this sea- Rogers hit left U^ckle for no gain
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returned a
Charles Hodg try for
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Billjy Tidwell on the
recovered by Dan
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sed to Baylor End
ih the ; right f at.
/] Trout went p\ er standing up to
^ tje the score Jack Schhieningj,
kicked the extra point to put the
Cubs.ahead" 7f6. i| till
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of Arkansas,
87), guard CARL
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upped by guard
shown are end
(67), and guard
son and it is] now a year since they
have come out <m top in one. The
Aggies’ last win was against Bay
lor last year. tT
About the only thing the Aggies
managed to accomplish against the
Rmorbacks beMdea their last min
ute touchdown was to slow Clyde on came during the’second period.
on the next play Campbell plung
ed over far the touchdown.
Jim Reichert’s placskick ; was.
good and otie minute of the second
quarter wa* gone.
The Aggies other break of the
game which they failed to cash in
By FRANK SIMMEN, JR.
-The Baylor Qubs handed the Aggie Fish their first drub-
on the atre igth of their air attacks, winning by a score
w
the,score,
convert, ntakidg ’the score
Baylor repe v
eat Fish In
ight, 19 to 12
Scott down to the status of third
leading ground] gainer in the game.
. While they were doing that though,
Leon Campbell, the 193 pound full
back of the Hogs went around and
through the Farmers to become the
leading ball carrier in (she game,
with 57 yards, j !
The ball game had hardly got
ten underway before the Farm
ers had their firpt chance to lug
the pighide over the Hogs double
stripe.
On third down, Clyde Scott fum
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bled and end W rpy Whittaker re- wav ^ g 0a j jj. ca ji ec j
t,le i back to the 82 whe ,, “ v '" k 0 ' 1 B *" r '-
pecl out of bounds.
covered for the Aggies on
i ine i ubs
the second qUgrtier when they re-
fDvered an A ;g|e fumble on the
A&M 40-yard ine. Haimer injmedi-
altely passed tb $tan Williams for
Sldhlueningf failed to
18-6..
cut over right tackle, shook off downs on the se 'en yard line,
three Baylor tacklers, and went On the next play, Arkansas
the entire distance to score. Lipp-
ivian’s try for the extra point wfas
no good and thp Cubs led 13-12.
'■ After tha kickoff, an exchange
of punts had.placed the Aggies
on their own 20. They failed to
make a first down after three
tries and on fourth down, Goode
punted to the Aikansas 48 where
Alvin Duke took the punt, fumb
led and Wray Whittaker recover
ed his second of the afternoon.
After Yates and Daniel had had
tries at the Arkansas line; from
that point for a net of one yard,
Goode took the ball on a reverse
around left end and ran it all the
back to the 82 where he had step- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1
Four tries through the big Ark- The firgt doWT1 madc bv Goode
wete mot good enough on bis run f a ij od help the Farm-
and the Ipall went over on erg dr j ve and Jt fjzzeled out* after
they had been pushed back to the
40 on three tries. Un fourth down.
Was penalized back to their three- x^mo punted out on the Arkansas'
On\second down] Cox kicked out ten jj ne ; , ] |
to Goode on the 45 and he ran
it back to the 3!!.
After two tt es by Daniels
through the line which netted a
total of two yaws, Cashion lofted
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The Aggies had failed to go af-
j . , ,, ter two trjes and on third down;
ssed the double p armer w orkhorse Bob Goode fum-f
^way from him. bied on bl ^ owl1 24 ami bchauieiq
, _ ___ scoring i*r‘covcrcd for tho Porkers a
gtA off a bad punt and Baylor threats in the f rst quarter and Q n tbe dext pj a y ( g cot ‘ t passed
Iffbs tJancxm-i-IS thf balMo The ^ t’® ^ a ^ Ut ^ to 7\ ^nith'on' the Aggie so
l2-yard line where Reid passed itoi ] After an exchange of ipunts, the L; n „ „
Williams-for a tpUc|h(!own. : TheL try Hogs startedjheijr first sustained TD.’Six minuted
fpr extra point kad low, and Bay- drive for a TD.
lor led by a sc^re of l9-fl2, with ] Goode kicked iuto the end zone
six miautes left in the ball gamje.! and an automatic
on,
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Center ,Janies Fowler did a splejv From then on,
dpi job of stopping-ebe Cubs’ riiin; bad their work
n|ng offense. T|ukle Sum Mbscjs, Starting from
( Guard Klo NTohivitzai and End they made five
[Charles Hodge played n lmng-i|» their drive to
g one for thq Fish, Lipppian ran Scott and Pritchard
wjith the lialt 11! times for a nit earrying the leal
{min of 121 yanls. ^ j around I tho Pai
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i wo Aggie fumbles in the op
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touchdowtis that broke the backs
of the Aggies.
AGGIE BOB GOODB (nuntbeihftS) grabs a. pass in the end dowklrom QuarfjcrbneK Buryi Haty late
in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game between the Aggies pd s the Ruzdfback*. / This was the
only score of the afternoon for the!Aggies. Arkansas players in tlie picture areJ Gordon Long (number,
45), Jack Richards (number 80) and Tracy Scott partially hiddety|b > v (Joode. {
h^i gt^ne winning goal in the
'llosinfe seimds of thellhitml Short
horn Jilt. i)ohn is 6 ft. 6 in. tall
iftud lAiLs from Wiu-o.
Otlfir: members i of last, year’s
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Today With Promising Squad
At mid-term, is probably
. ahot, anltong the candid*
By FRED S^MMERSj.
Basketball at Aggieland gtets underway officially today!
1 ble . rj ,
best Mot, ja^ebK the candidates
and tvjlll be depended upon U>
•helpAbe team considerably.
, i : Ba^or ind, Texas‘are the co-
favorite.i ter the Bdythivest crown
! this yt!ar,, but with d little luck and
;\k lot pf desire the Kamel's should
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when Coach Marty Karow holds his first tyorko.yt of th^;; " 1 _
season in DeWare Field House? ' ' 1 1 Caylton R. Lee
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One of the most promising feature^ will be the addition ‘
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and he rab it to the one befon
Campbell hit the
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the Razorburks
4t out for them.
(heir own twenty
first (downs jn
had lapsed in the third quarter.
Reichert’s kick
was goo<l and
it was Arkansas 14, Aggies 0.:
The next Fnriner fumble >camd
one play a(ter tho Hogs had] kicks
ed off. Goode rim it out tp tluj
11 . . ,, Farmer 112 and bn tho next; playj
ho Aggie got l Peters of Arkansas recovered Dan-i
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sncoticl Poiber touclulown in tlimi
ihlrmtes.
Reichert kicked hlHjhlrd per-
feet polut after touehdow|t of the
game and the arore rvnd'Arktn*
ana 21, Agglea 0, with a|x ittln*
utea and forty-five seriiadk of
playing time left in the quarter.
After the succeeding kickoff, the
Aggies started their pitssiilg gam*
and it worked down to The Arkant
ails 42 hut the attack fiz; eled aft
tor they |ost back i to 1 holtl 47|
Oloode punted to Long on tic Porkt
or 20 and he ran: it back to the
Aggie 31. Tho Razorbaqks were
penalized back to their 48 and oil
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On the next play, Schaufele
gained two but they drew a
fifteen yard penalty. Then Scott
tossed his second TD pasjji <i»f the
game to Pritchard who took it
on the 30 and went all the. way.
Reichert’s kick was good with
one ^ninute gone in the! fourth
quarter., L /
From then on, tho Aggite passed
the ball for most of the gjatne but'
were ‘ stopped on the Pdrjtor 13
yard line whpn J. D. Smith; inter
cepted a Cash ion pass.
Three plays lateiT Huh J'-llis in-
terceptod a Parks puss i dn the
Porker 21 and returned ij). to the
ten,
in Tioode
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♦ to the varsity of a grotjp-ctp rheitiH
from last year’s Freshman ;tean( | i
who will give the returning letters
men a run for fheir .moipiy-fqr thd li]]
frtuiiing bcHhs. It Is .quitG jibKsibl^jj 7
^nat’ Unie or four'of thu sbii teii r
may be sophomores. |
The Cadet round haliers - have !•;
six returning lettcrmeli, Ground
whom Karow expects to build a. | ,
fast ami huslling haskctliall .
cluh. The lettermen iire Bfll j
Turnhow, Gene Shrlcket, Rill Ha
ley, Mike Garcia, Ham Jntkins,
and Jim Kirkland. When .itbese^f‘>
men arc in condition, they.'aite
rupaldc of kccpbig up with the.
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Fifty seconds were leftj'ih the
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First downs ] 9 I! 10
Yds gained rushing* 77 |] 21.0
Yds lost rushing 49 j] 86
Net. yds rushing 28 | 174
Yds. gained passing 121 93
Passes attempted 21 | | 7
Paeaea completed 11 j; 4
Pap-sea intercepted by 2 1
Touting 31.4 42.5
Penalties 2t-80 ] 10-90
Op. fumbles reed, by 2'I • 2
Runback yd. kickoffs 402 12
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