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Don Nlcbola«, se nior
from tea Antjoio, turned in a
pert> performam-.e at th« man-
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(Mdaiioma.' Ho > oompletecl 14
23 passes for 156 j-ards and 1
no Interception!; i
Smith again turned
ini an outstanding game for the
Antes when they played Okiaho-
:oted the leather 16 times
yards to lead the Cadet
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Paso, turned in an out
game in his defensive spot ln the
boek field against the Sooners. HU
also scored one of the Agglew TIPs
and kicked the only «tra point,
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Jim Flowers, junior center from
Dallas, looked as if he were in On
nearly every tackle In the Aggies’
game with the Sooner*. He plays
in one of the line backer spot# bn
defense.
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that last week’s schedule I the Chicago Rockets and now evident in the backfield. Top
Tiged jba,ckfield mentor, and quarterback is Charlie Pevey.
Norman Cooper, line tutor Ken Konz, a halfback in ’48,
who held the same jbh pre-, was expected to become the
called for—Oklahoma—quite
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Tiger T, but in the Rice tilt
to the he only alternated with Pevey
Top £nd played some at full, too.
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Sam Lyles, a 206* last fall.
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based on statistics from
the A & M - Oklahoma
Saturday hi Nor-
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the Agries hit the field
the Tigers, ff
Shoaf, who played
in ’48, has been swi
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center on one side.;
200 pounds
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pound human - piledriver.
filled Starter against Rice, howev-
r Har- or, was Steve Van Buren’s
/younger brother, Ebert, who
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The question of whether
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will not be decided until 60
minutes of rock and sock
football have been completed
Saturday. But if both of the
teams turn in performances
equal to last week’s shows,
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irilling contest.
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