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there U no doubt of that. >
even have the advaflUijo
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^ries, Kelly mwle SOiq^i 151
and Lantrip ran uhjji:!5
nine lugs. So, it wash’
mud which held us hack.
We were Using a slev^
line most of, the dpne
Owls still penetrated (it
They should have I beep
Mudhens the waw iNffr
yardage. Saturday. 1 |
I ■ thought that .'‘'the ,
game would bp ourj^ork I
the season, but this [tine tc^
Even ihough A&M; di(
right in the first flui.
was helped considerab y
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before the game got i -e
way, and Baty passed u s b
the game. The same t iii
have happened this wee < <iir
field. ’’ f I
What this •writei Wo aid
know! is what happered
canvas cover* which i re
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Rice is one of the ptori
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on n partially dry fielji.
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This corner am ijlHo
a game A&M won, [I !j
The officiating of ip
Bolt game in Houstol:
wait very poor. Billy .
put out of the ganwllft t\ \
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Thcnj Rulpl prcNsur wan taken
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pet), but the tffliciuls failed to see
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Glenn Lippibun hat) Morris
Frank shaking bis head up in the
,-reaB box with his running ability.
Jppman 'wnn seemingly trapped
.teviirali times tflily to shake loose.
Once hie had ,hbee Owlets hanging
jn to him behind the line of scrim
mage, hut shook loose for a four-
yard gain.
Karl Hall eri, Jerry Crossman,
and Buddy Shaeffer also show
ed that they will be candidates
foi* the va rsi|y hackfield next
year <with t leir fine play.
Davidson, l^oWler, anti Nohavitsa
also wlere p4yifi& K 00 ^ ball in the
line.
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ought!to see “||og” Dawson about
getting a scMiirship for the lefti
aanded paSqer! 1 from their home
sails right-handed <and
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nqWn Who )«
kicks with his
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or you readers want
to jsee a pr inufling player matri-j hq gc
eidgte! at AtMj^ write a letter tp I Fish 1 y , , ,, , . . ,
.hq Bqtt spcrt|l department giving • The Fi. 8 h pflssed thfe Sli}n es >i * n .
vital statisti^sj In a few weeksjwe i the foiirth qjuaiter after I burk- [ jl
will go thijoujgh the letters And halter punted from J hist own 1 thrjse-
information to 11 61-y.rd; pun, rein,), early i* the w! «. GueJ
pass qn the
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e fourtn quurtor to down
the Rice Blue Bolts 1442
hi tday mtemoon in Housivu.
Ai smali crowd of approxi-
miateiy I : two thousand tains
i.Vttvim the" murky wuuwior to kco
ah exmung bad game. As usiml
Vdqnn jppman!wan tn* outHtnim-
it|g pldyir on the floul, DUfc|;Ahn
ftou.or, llurald j Bowen, and Jvhry
GbosHmqi helped spark the Farm-
team: to tne lourtn quurltir yie-
: uienn hippmfln Htartiy theisci>r-
iiig drive xor the Aggie
first quarter with a au-y
aioUtiu light end- Hia rui
e<l ah lu-yard drive
punt by; limy Buranalt
over tn* goal. Bnaoiter's kick
: K0°d. [j . j F j j '1 .} i , u .
; Grossman started the push With ^
a 26-yaib gatldp to the rnih h6-\|
yard sti ipe, foUowed by a i.3-y(iru
run by gim oouuyn td the Uide 44.
Kanier m tne gamje Uppihau
had rei lined a Burknalter, ppm ]
^3 yardt 1 fqr a TD on iv to tiavq u r I
.cianeu oick by a uouole penally.
The lish moved to their] scorq'aiier
tne ball was kicked again .; \
Aided by numerous penalties, j
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tihe feumjes scoito alier Augie
in moled on the Kisq 82-yard ime.
leany biggs ol reailsaji wer|t oyei
for tne score on a |l74yai-d isphint
over leii tacsle. King s Kick {va^nu
good, le iving the Fih ahead 7^6.
The <4wleis Seconqiscore chniq in
the seednd quarter
e ,, „, , -yf ru
drive, jhicnon cairnd lover on the
next pigy. King’s kjictt; was) agjun
The half 4nd(ed, Rice '12,
0/V4\#*! CdWlWV W' A.99B ‘ ' ft* 4ILL
Ball handling was the main-feature of th3 game r Satu
to hold on to the slippery pighide long enough to gjvtiin
seemingly couldn’t get the glue off their fingers whp« f th
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Last Saturday
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1ft '-'P)—Col-
ge fcmthnll tea hfi sduewwd
hrough Saturday’s proceedings
vith ,a minimum of dpsitis. but
.vith enough fourth quarter’; thrills
.or a whole Seasonj.' jl |i|
Ihe Aggum fumbled
in tlio tirst half in 'Cfti |
manUi and tho OwU ca^btl iri <>n
three of' them for Tp’sltb’ flfultion!
nhy Aggie hopes for^MHMinf l'
on the win column for ths : £lf«
time this season. ' Fj
On the first pfk£
inane, (tub (iood* fumbled ns die
wmiilntp the line mid lliinlrip;
rectivernd for Kic« on therFnrm.v
er Elgkt iiluys Inter; HtteJ
Keeney went through tackle fiiif
ihe Owl’s lint louiAdilyrjb wUh,
just four minute* arid ifl'«nit|;
Stcund* of playing Urn* nW|
Williams placement
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Aided g OlppMW
Owl* wpffe put hi ik
till it Tj • ' r ‘'
Tbe Owl* wenf spotted Aitrother
The top twp gan es of tlie day wlo 0 , JUllwvl
vtiien C settled until tlw final gun b ^ ak <)n ^ ensuing kilqlf Mien
oUnded. MOr* than a jhalf, dozen g_ j K 0 >ert* a short kick hit.iftklef
.theh werc .seriqualy in doubt up y Rl , ^ ^ and re !
It. Oofl4«V klclj
yards. [!;:-! v
n ’ * n
let tb
.o the last plejy. j jr • j 1 ^vejrtjdifor Rice on
^Take a look at these stranger
Uifln fictiim finale!*: ! [i ®
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Army marched 7!> yards, to beat
he clock fcy 30 seconds j
ling Permsylvania, 26-J(
be.Ag
whiqhi tliey
[when taftcr t4ro p^ays
tied and : Dick
«n this 2Einj
Op , threw H
.l||to thkelt to tjhu 1ft. Od
iii! jthit am| went to the
U penalties,'th^s tiijie ft
Batfr’k pane inUstjded
;in the end zme wns ro gioq.
Sis running tries lat«r, •the h
was rest.ng on the Aggie .
. ( Tobin Rote then fa()edi> bkcx jaind; ]
whip- j tossed a long one over Vithe j fat eidsi
Aggie defendqW ||Bo,
on a
.up.
rt tjhe last pine niinutes tp edge, was good with seven
“) seconds left if) the
The qiost gparkling jritn of the
game was made a fewjplayji lutei'
after the teams had . Uxieharged
pjufta*''
the sport* stkff
ley not be corijer-
tiflg or getting a hair
ettfer is easier to (re-
jj capiedlto the pine
THE CROWDS STAND* UP as AgMe Bob Goode
fueling that wel will
injiamcn than backs in
.i|Car*, so don’t fjirgct
iCrossiflan hit, 1 the middle !to |he
four aipd did it agapi flor thq scqre.
ShaefifeFs kick was good. !
A&M held the lead!in statistics
"with lourteeni first downs to fen
for thfl Houston sfluad. The Ag^ie
Freshmen lost the ball six times
through fumbles. The Fish mftde
252 yards to 109 fcjr the Blub Bo|ts.
econdaoSm away for a touchdown in spite of the Wc-t field, but his effortslwent
starts
4 aim
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in vain as a double- penalty erased the play from the bocks.
Browns Down 49ers to jTalie
Lead In Western Pro League i
XjorjthwesternL. 12-7
Gil Johnson’s desperation pass
to, Paul Page gave Southern
Methodist a 14-12 vqrdictl over
Arkansas on the last (day of the
gaime.
•With less tjhan three! minutes re-
nvaining Bob Dean scored for Cor
nell and then kicked the extra
point that gave the Big Re$ a 27-
26 margin over 'Dartmouth] which
had led, 26-14, at the start of the
fburth quarter, f j j j
Princeton nipped Yale, 20-14,
with two last period touchdowns
-and then had to halt! the deter-
onds.
Gordon Wyatt kictfed, ft'
own- 45 to Bob (»«
Aggie: 15, who took
turned it all the wfll, back lltq
the Owl 24. However, a some 1
what doubtful clipping penalty
called .against (he Aggies plus
an offsetting penalty for, hold
ing .against the* Owls placed til*
ball back on the original 45 and
this- time,. Goode had: bjadi luck
fielding Keeney’s kick aftd Ggr-
Netyd^Kpined riisfunjg
iFwil - pagiKis afte npUd
Fwd ! passes comblete i
Yds j
IFw^
(Yds gained 'interception |4
Punting i.avnragq
Yds 9dcra i-Bturr ed
Op. fumbles rec id.
Yds. .lost by perjalticjs
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NEW YORK, Nov. 15, UP). ^ The mighty Clevj
Tekaa 14, THU: 7.
! BMU If, Afknnsas 12. , .
Tuilnne .'ill, Ifttylor 18.
Vi. of Ho'mtjqn 8, North Tc|nn 6.
Prineotqn 2|ii Yale '.I4r
Army 26 \ffnn 20.
(’olgutejjl), j : Syracuse 14. [
Uqly CrossSl;!, Fojflham 6|
f’olmnhrn if), Navy'd).
ICoirnell 27( 'Dartmouth ,26.
WM. & Ma|y 14, Boston C|ti; 1
Harvard 3l)£ Brown 10.
Miss. 16, Ttftitiessee 13.
Dijikc' 62J .(|eo. Washlngtoii 16.
Georgia
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Alabama 14, Georgia fdch
Kentucky 34, Florida j5.
Oklahoma 111," Nebraska jll4.
Missouri 2t, Colorado jft.
Iowa refused to j stay down
against Minnesota. The Hatvkeyes toucMowH. Thrw niiiViiitea knd
nd w « re never Hbead, but t|iqy tied Becorids had gortp by ii tW kdtin-
Browne unaccustomed tp sharinglteaderahip ^th an>|pdy. '‘"fiSonwIStSSftlii
| finally booted ^ San EranciscQ] 49ers out oJ co-paffferHout in the last quartqr, 2$-ll. tS y jrMt of thFfiSft
was a run by Keeney to the Agfeiq
25 hut it was culled ( back hyt iii
clipping penalty^ ^A’i i j '
Thd Fiii'im'i's. launched a difvii
miili^iy inj the j thifd periqtl thut, :
wn
on the Farmer 17. j, Vi
Three plays later. ijJohp K
circled left end for the! Owl’s t
SB i ship atop the All America Conferejnce pro football stanilings And unbeaten Cleuisoni im
io Ilyfesierday. < .. };' ?* ' '! , ■! .Nr j. ; | •' "• IJ: doynog desuite its untkrniihpd
lil .iLL'i , L,... ! 1. a h b i ntiaf
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Notre Dnmjr 12. Northwfdiitern 7. «'«>" «f jhc leail bU downing San ’/
Ohio State :84. UlinnU 7r. Ibrannscos previously unbeaten
Franpiaed’s
lOers, 14-7.
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r A., i i ul, 7. <«’ deadlock the B
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_|CirdNmoved'jpast Wake Ffjrftst, 21 :
U’ t with a l fourth period! epunter.
421!) Auburn 14.
Cllenisoi, 2L Wake Forest
North Carolina 49, Mary la
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Th« trinmi.ii irft ! (M c , iilmilii|tl 5-6 wide margin \ in the Asqdeiated
The (riumph HI (ouch Fau! A,,,-l"St reconls. r ‘ T ~
Brown s Pilau* thq only unheal
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Up Over Weekend
Dull wether didn’t mean dull
action in InLamuralit Friday af
ternoon when Corps team# wound
up the week's activity.
On the football field, “A” Engi
neer# made but one touchdown to
win over “A” Ordinaticq. Banojy
James made the TDJ akrt ipngi-
ncer defense kept qff ordinance
scoring. Senior Company, on Jack
Andrew’s plungb over tie double
stripe, beat out “A 7 ' ASA by a 6
to 0 score] ■ j i
“E” Infantry pourbd ijt on ”I|)”
Infantiy to win 20 to 6. Barber
and Guisendorf wore the scoring
punch for “E” Company]
On the’! Volleybalb courts, “B*
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J •naltyi Om
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(the r chanch
casjh in on
Glnina fumb-
ir ifecovered
1 ries, Got|de managed
foulrtlh down
for ^Royalty
oyer| on downs After
'43 nit more
r illegal uae
and, pit them back djV
MBEjR N
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iWtffln epte I by
Sfa!!. lAndjj Hil
«<jfl over hiji ldoj:iler
and wi
gle; hi
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ball lying. L ;
use howl-
d, the hall
hit ihim ih the skflindch ust as it
left; Wyatt’s
Hie picked up the bAll dn the 13,
i corSon |of four A«r-
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The tea fas hjud ioftkeyCtl hack
anil forlh within iru* fdi'tjr yitid
mAr#*Ts and the FariltT#
guiimd poMOHsijm of Ihe "hall j(M 'J*? 1 . (MKm rlbrwa'-d ■ wiui ^wa*
their 38 afcnf Riee klok. ii '!
Jtinmy OMhiinn'. it),.... begin; !, le j' W 5kK l, V7 lt ,
4 Olek Ucn.^ Chnri™: WriUhii;
„ I- Wrigkf
e.ught ii nil her Ih gof, Ihhlti^
took one
'down, Ih
47.[] Still
another
Wright tq«« brought jajj f
(f’aHhihn
n- - mm
dowm on the 38. On th# IwflCt .
Charlie Royalty lost four On the
old statue of liberty play and
then Bobby Goff made IV up. * A
again the work lorsos o:
OmSTE cSMffiiTP «4 m
knocked down and that ended
Farmer’s threat, jjj , 'j, ,
Bob Goode kicked out, on the.
Owl’s 12 yard line and tyvtlt qnjde J
the third quarter. |;; ' jlj j j|j ; '
The Aggies got another clwr
to cross’ the Owl’s double #tri_
four play*, later when- Oddi Staut-
zenberger partially blocked aj Wy
att punt on the 22 and Bo
he Was immediately smothernd.
caught it on the
] On the next play ttyjA As
their chance when a Casl'
oput; into the left flat wa
Infantry pushed “C’’ Field Artil
lery to the limit; before taking their
set. “C” Cavalry were Inot good ceptcd by Weatherly^ who
enough to sbind off “C’' Infantry od It all the way to the Ag.
and the paddlefeet Went ahead to before he wa* pulled dpwn
The Aggies got out of ti<
When.! Jl
win. “p” Air Force tojqk two games
to set down “A” Engine#*. three play# later
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