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Tonight at 7:30, ;the third ses
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| in the Assembly Hall, Originally
K scheduled for Thursday night eajch
week, this week’s meeting will he
\ tonight because of the Eish foot'
hall game tomorrow night.
„ ! The featured Speaker on to
night’s prognam is Herscholl Bur
gess, local .'Southwest
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Prizes will also be awarded|
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To! wind up the program, mbvi
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frames this’ week upon wnichl
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Making its second selection well duriitg the time h«j ||iHye<l a
(ojr Lineman of the Week, The
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Each yeek )tl u, '*ng football sea-
boh, the staff will select one Ag-
[gie lineman whom it thinks show-
I ed best in the Aggies’ game the
preceding Saturday.
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tackling of the Soonerf
day’s game, Gieiher ab:o j poilnced
on typ of the Oklahomans’ fumb*-
les when they counted mbst.
For playing puih headsiup foot
ball as this, the Sport? Staff de
finitely feels that the Selection as
Lineman of the Week should go to
Griener without qualifications.
ictying and
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Ags Doing OK
SWC Statistics
For Week Show
A&M football players kept
their averages up in all the
statistics departments while
ing defeated by the Oklaho
ma Sooners last Saturday, ac
cording to statistics released yes
terday by tKe Southwast Confer
ence secretary, James Stewart.
In the ball toting department, the
Aggies’ Bob Smith retained his
second place position with a total
of 266 yards gained from scrim
mage in 48 carries. "Muscles”
Campbell, Arkansas fullback, had
j the top spot with a total of 321
yards in 32 carries.
Bob Goff, Cadet halfback, was
just barely in the ninth spot with
111 yards in 26 carries. Kyle Rote
fo SMU was tied with Goff in tot
al yards but it took him 29 times
so he took over the tenth spot.
An Aggie players name appeared
in the leading passers qolumn for
the first time this week. Don Nich
olas, who made his ’49 debut against
the Sooners in the man under spot
for the Cadets Saturday, is now
firmly entrenched in the fifth spot
among the conference’3 10 top
passers with a total of 1&6 yards
made on 14 completions. Nicholas
made a total of 23 attempts.
Lindy Berry still leads the con
ference passers with a total of 497
yards gained. Berry has attempted
74 and completed 39 tosses.
Sophomore Aggie Yale Lary
dropped to fifth spot this week in
the punting department. Lary now
has a 35.5 yard average. He has
kicked 21 times for a total of 756
yards.
Bill Hickey of|TCU leads the con
ference punters with a 41.1 yard
average for 6 boots.
John Christensen and Glenn Lipp-
mari hold down the fourth and
fifth spots in the leading punt re
turners group.
Christensen has returned 3 punts
u total of 57 yards for an average
19 yards per return. Lippman ha«
returned two punts 28 yards for a
14 yard averager
In the puss receiving atiuistks,
A&M also made it for the first
time. Cedric Copeland caught (1
passes for a total of ,67 yards to
cop the tenth spot In that depart
ment.
Morris Bailey of TCU leads the
paas receivers with 16 passes
caught- for a total of IN yards,
Fullback Bob Smith still holds
down the number two spot in the
scoring department. Smith has
scored four TDs for 24 points,
Flavor tells
why it's
so popular
By CHUCK CABAN
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When the Aggie Fish square off
against Weatherford Junior Col
lege at 7:30 Thursday night on
Kyle Field, the contest won’t be
just jfnother game. Rather it will
be another of the all important
stoiies in the“ the football fort
ress “we’re building."
Last fall the coaching staff
seemed to concentrate on landing
one of the largest, roughest ijniti
in the conference.
Because no one has seen; the lit
tle Ags in hand . to hand : combat
with other freshman aggregations,
the information available or) in
dividual players in limited jto those
who .received all-state mention last
fall in their last year of school
boy ball. • ;
We might add, however I that
Frank Sfmmen summed : up our
feelings pretty well when;he said,
“We are .of the opinion that, all of
Texas’ best footballers are not aU-
staters.f : - f {
Charles Houston Q’Neal, better
Facing Weatherford Thu
Fish Will Feature Husky Line
/ . . . A ii... .. a :, a . A a a, i« a >. *..11 Cl a. nil
boas 1
kies who are making their, weight
felt ip the line; right now (despite
reports to , the contrary from AP*
writer Harold Ratliff).
But this; year the call went out
for “little fella’s”, who could play
tackle and guard well and weighed
in at 210 or better. Well,; the re
cruiters didn’t fail to pick up seme Corpus Christi High
top backs along the way, but sure *
’nuff, Freshman Coach i Marion
Pugh is sporting a pack of bruis
ers who should make the Fish line
;. ■ *
ther; fullfledged all-statcr is
Dick Self, Breckenridgo of
Antonio gndster, who made •
first team efiosen from jthe Cjity
inference playenl. Self, too,
iwed his skill in the August all-
r classic on the South team,
e former San Antonio athlete
eighed 205 and stood 6’ 2” at
me time for the Bcjaumont tilt.
Another South All-JStar va* 225-
61 If’’ Bobby Dixon of In-
though Dixon did not
of the, all-state teams,
i tvas Ichosen
< 1-.
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ound, i
irleside.
ike an
(the fact ihi»t he
known in sports circles ajs Chuck,
delayed his entry at A&M : for: a
year but is, now a member of the
Fish squad. O’Neal was consider
ed the outstanding lineman i>f the
state in his senior year^(W'fyrat
C ' !ln
played for the South All-S
the anuual North-South fracas in
addition to being awarded a first
string tackle position on the’. A A
all-state team.
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Six linemen who made niniesi
r fha
that
.Ralpi
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for themselves more recently than
O’Neal are also included on ; the team
A. _ A- _ J» A. A A. I I 1a A • _ X f
roster of. first year men.
Ill
Right at
the top of the list of prospects is
Saxe' was placed on the AA all-sta
first, team last fall and playe<
for the South All-Stars in the '
version of the coaching game.
was cl
»rt In the big game at
urple Stadium speaks qui
or his ability. I
BigJIAhHh Langford played
ough f|or Fort Worth, Poly
onorable
all-
rr
io woijfhp 210 poujnds/i ; 1 .
An0th^! City Conferertde man
‘ honorable mention on
squad w.
who rjsc
Jere, and (four oth^r mem
\n was
from Dallas' ,
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the Dalliss championship Wildcats
from Big
is det elev
shifted their l Iqyalty
)’s top ujam to the ,Ca-
Charles Saxe, 185-pound, 6’ 2’’ end Still sjnother tackle' who won all-
from South Park in Beaumont, state honorable mention is tyclud-
i (the
ed oh ithjs local Iquad. I Thhnias
Wright i of Alice - i» this seventh ‘
ivell known lineman who also made
the AA; selections.
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