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Jim Flowers was selected Line- peel With a Ipnger ev^tit,
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ance against LSU, The selection of
I Flowers was the third made- this
season by the Batt sports st^ff.
Previous award wijinerx were guard
Carl Molberg for the Tech game
and guard Max Grejner foif the
Oklahoma tilt^ |
f r Flowers was prominently (men
tioned in pre-season releases tis
; Mng a possible nll-confercneej con
tender as a center, but the burly
r Dall&site had failed to livo 'iip 7 to
his advance notices prior to 1 last
Saturday. , '
I However, against the Louisiana :
Bengal* Flowers (played thej type j
ball at his line-backer position .
that jhad been expected' of him.
The only disturbing thing about
his return to form was the fact i
that the remainder of the team
fell from their peak performance
of the week before. . *
Hope to Return
bileast .stroke, taking ts [place
erence competitton , <\
year the blond linejnian be
gan tp put -,.(p ,, ,
team. !He first attracted Attention
; an in-
with the sliot when ha sc;
trnmural record in ’48, »n<j last fine play he
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meet with NTSC and ETSTC in
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One of AAittprinost versatile
athletes, Flowers may yet win all-
conference acclaim for his grid
iron prowess jf he continues the
showed Saturday.
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last year of eligibility next fall
Flowers entered A A M In 1946
but failed to letter because of tht
influx of returning veterans at that
-time.
• By the next fall (’47) he had
stumbled over some -scholastic
hurdles and had to do his playing |
solely during the practice periods, \ .
But last year tnej former Highland f .
Park, star opened the season at onq !
of the-first string tackle slots. Bj| |
mid-season he hail shifted to <le4
fensive linebackfr with Mariod .
Settegast handling the tackle dut- ! . i
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anco lait fall was in the Dallas j
dash with SMU.: It Was generally * J
Iwlieved that if lie had not. had to
U’avp*.thc contest with an injury
book Walker might not have romp-
“‘ed for a touchdown through the
defensive gap respiting from Flow
ers’ absence. .
At Highland Park J|m was the
Idocking hack in', a buckfield that
^contained a prttty fair performer, a
fejlbw by the nanic of Dnak Walk-
i r. As a senior Flowers was shift-
rd to center r i»n(l besides being a
member of the state eo-chainpion-
ship team, W whs named to the
first string 'all-atate at his posi-
• tion. * ’ T J,'
Since'entering A&M Flowers has
- taken, part 4n two other sports; Ix*-
sides football. As a fish he sk a
Conference swdmming 1 record (no
pun i intended). The recoixl still
stands and probiibly never lx*
cracked since the event, the 100-
yd. bi-east strok/j, has been drop-
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New York, Oct 13 <-P»—Wind
ing up the world series jfor anoth
er year, a recapitulation of the
five-game frolic shows that the
Yankees, as winners, j naturally
were high with individual honors,
but the Dodgers captured four
spots on a world series all-star
twn- i J ' Tlh
Picking the best main at eajch
position, strictly off their records
in the classic, yoiir linpup would
be:
Catcher—Roy Campanjell, Brook
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BY RALPH NAMRQG
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YanwL BaSC Tommy Henrich, Benga f s o{ Baton Rouge, the acrapr
y «sai bmc - m
1 n i.f i. I a Maroon and White eleven has
bhottstap Pe f ,\\ce Reese, j bwn subjected ^ in somc tinH ,
Something apparently w brewv
ing down on Kyle Field during
While recuperating from a hum
iliating defeat at the hands of the
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Third Base — Bobby Brown,
Yankcek. ,j lih .! ■ ' . I ■
Left Field — Gene Woodling,
Yankees. v
Center Field — Joe Dimaggio,
Yankees.
Right Gield — Gene Hermanski,
Dodgers.
\ Pitchers — Allio. Reynolds and
Joe Page, Yankees, and Preacher
Roe, Dodgers i
Reynolds, the Indian fast (ball
, artist, was the classic’s best pit-
j ^ Jcher. Ho won the first game, a
two-hit shut-out, and saved the, i
these long days as the time draws
near when the Ags will engage in
their first of six gridiron battles
which will determine the champ
ion of the SWC.
The game with TCU this weekend
wil| be the forty-fifth | meeting of
these two : teams, a rivalry that t finitclly, but it looks lik
Of ^T. Of Mickey Spencer
was begun in the fall
these 44 engagement*, A AM has J day's game from
been top team on the score board he is suffering- feOrn in,
24 times, four have ended in a ceive i in this week’s sci
deadlock, writh TCU being in the
remainder.
With the exception of
the bffensive lineup 1
#"•"** ii IZfe^rAtel:
We believe that when Hanry Stit- jcessfully as he did in the OU gatm 4 -
eler’s ymmg'una file onto the field Max Greiner is expected to-be
at 2:30 p. m. this Saturday, the; a lin* standout as he is otic of the
Exes, the (Aggies and the many fasfar men and experienc
rue]
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injuries
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duing the -fabulous! Be try.
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If the reasons fpr the startling!
outcome of last $atanla} , V rgln-j
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Br
uin Aerial Duo
BqaM fqierit Roll
BY CHI UK ( ABANISS ;Spji»rts Editor Bob Seaman nomin
urth for Ed Lopat by pitching hit- «
leste bull for throe and a third ^
innmgs. In, 12 J-3 innings ho
8tmd< out 11 and give only four
walks. Second honors went to Roe,
the sktany southpaw from Arkan
sas. who hurled a six-hit shutout
saved the'third and fifth games,
giving six hits in nipc innings ami
yielding two runs. \
CnmpAnella easily was the out
standing catcher. Hc\[hft .267, a
good maik in this “pitchers’ scr
ies.” Defensively he wns terrific.
Phil Uiztuto, picked off tliird by
Campanella, vati'd the burly Do<l-
ger as “the besti I’ve ever seep.”
Brookljlt’a Gil Hodges gave
Henrich a done race for first base
honors but Ohio Tommy' won out on
his bitting,, batting, .236 against
Hodges’ .235 as well as winning
the opener with his own round trip
bla$t. I'- } v , .
At second. Coleman e-tsily stood
out over Jackie Robinson, hitting
.250 and driving home four im
portant runs as he derided one
game.. Robinson hit only 1$8.
(ViIonian had thn e doubles and four
RBI’s; Robinson one ribuble and
two RBI’s. Aiield, each hiid one
error. i
Riszuto held an edge afield over
Reeec but tlio latter more than
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why not? U1w| in the Aggio roster
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has shown greater speed combined 1 ,,, 7 ’ ^ t
with savage tackling ? i ^ ^ h «
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Baylor Cubs on Kyi*
in Whft promises to be
of th«
comparttvo si
freshnien tea
Tessies wiljj see several changes in
the Cadet lineup.
This writer has not been able to
gain entrance into the “little-grey*
haired-manis” secret practices, and
therefoie. j is completely in the
dark as far as knowing strategical
M m«y w Acm i«
fectine the 1 Cadet aeereration the bIems uftor the skirmish withYhe,
Statott ^r ^ Rambih^Ro^ i Eon eA ^ o{ 1 !]
or* 2?JSL nf aF uuj A|rgt«« will, CouibLtj the we
He may nipke the transition from an Vl n «f h - 1 Cowtown eurly orn^gh
fullback oh offense, having aver
aged a fipc five-yard plus each
game should, fi
spectators .with a mens
W strengths of
ims in the
t ikay preview tpo
of;the next seve
te.
thc[! 1 basfs of th«J co
ihwjijthe teamB, AjfeM m fl 3
have sonic edge.1 Thu
bs dropped a game to
fogs, 13-7 while AJ&M r
featlu“rfoi(d J. C.j Hoti’i
Consensus of opinijn is
Baylm- has a bumper cik»p of
backs, and a good first))Hiring, lire
And though they may lib a bit shal
low l i reserve line strength,' the)
to have a /get-acquainthd Workout
■" TCP’s “sunken bowl”. As scion
as fhis has been completed, Tthe
i«*s will withdraw to a Dallas:
hole, where they will it)main ijntil
• time the next jaftofmain. :
The alumni around Ftpg rnnfpM;
Spencer Out
It has not lx*en detennined del-Chance ef (
| their thm!-LttenuarfI,indy B^rt l y.;
Appirn
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notice ju t why fdndjy
be ^11-American. It- j |; j
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Piopaganda of this syrt chh I'C
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Fahulia)- namjeis ogaui appear on | m< j n .
the list Of top' players fropi bsl ; f 0
weekfs gtnm-s. Topping tlje lis|jgrorer Clay, but right behind was
sophomore pee Byron Townsend)
This made the second straight week
atpd two bapks and a trio of linei j
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TL
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is the parsing combin'ation of Ad
riari 'Burk and 3.|l D'.j)Ison. ia du<
that dealt!the .Vrkitnsas Razarback
con.4ildeiablc trouble in theii? V.'ac
dashl with thej Bkytdri Bruins. ,
I ; Ajjgh* fullback JBob Sipith on< <;
agairt hit the hotlojh iroll, knd at
the .‘fume j time the; Houston illurri
compensated for his one error by |
putting the “scooter’’ in the shade i
at bat.
Reese hit’ .31t> With two runs,
six hit*, one double, a Homer and
two runs batted in. Rizzutn bat
ted only .167, scoring two runs
and knocking in only one with hisj
three singles.
At third it was Brown all alone
among the five who saw service.
The golden boy in four games hit
.500, top mark for the series. In
12 at bats he scored four runs
Ond knocked in five with his six
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that the former Odessa star had i hits, one a double a#d two triples,
wpn acclaim for his play. \ were far from brilliant: Woodling,
Best line play for the Longhorns ‘ in left for three games, hit .100,
was turned in by end Ray Stone, j throe of his four blows being
guard Erroll Fry. and linebackr 1 doubles, and scored four “ runs,
er Don Momjsco. Stone hit the list Hermanski in right field batted
for fhc second! successive week,!
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Rice Scrimmage Stars
1 cane] swept, into; the con (erence
rushing Lad with 32? yards) on 63
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Onjly other statistical leader of:
the ffout) wt-st CpniMriice who was, Although tjthe : entire Owl squadH
nominatel for the AH-Conference must have looked good against
I Check Lb t. was scoring lead.jr Ran- the impotent New Mexico UoboH
dull Clay of Texas, -who made the v ho lost to the SWC eleven,
(list for the third time. : j | oply four ]|»Iayers displayed ton
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Abwrbsnt ftltra In Miidico plpsi and hotden ' m j n K( . n , (1 ,. n f«
I Carl M
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lifted, but the j)
hova 66 bofflai that itop flokai and tlugi.
abiorb juk*«. •. raduca tongua bit* • • •
fllva you tha ulmpij In mohlng plaowra.
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B.fside^ Smith, StWci nitdyj Cadet Whor Howard Martin tiamed cciw
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Fri. Tfiii
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usljy line-,, £ , - , ij „ . . , ,
‘ ' • f(BK ami jByatt twice, but thlp
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fruiud (I’ari Molinerg. This
fjiNt time 1 Ihgti Klowt'rs
ter Joe WfctaOhj halfback*' Soony
Wyatt, end Froggie Williams, and
guard Carl 1 Schwarz. '> •*—
Wilt son Iliad been listed once be-
Tutors Needed
| For Ag Athletes;
Tutors ?n freshman subjects
needed by the Athletic Depart
ment to assist freshmen ath
letes. -V I j ’ •
That was the word given out
yesterday by Dog Dawson, as-
HLstant to the athletic diree-
lor and It team football coach.
“We need students to tutor
freshmen in freshmen course*
nil the way from Agrirultare to
Kography. or whatever they rail,
(he stuff.” Dawson said.
Dawson said (haF any stud
ents interested in calming good
Wages by tutoring,! and who
feel they are qualified to do so,
'himld go by the registrar’s of
fice immediately and pick up a
{tutor’s card.
He continued by saying that
the card should be presented to
the head of the department in
whirh the student feels he is
most qualified to tutor.
Dawson emphasized that stud-
jjnls interested in tutoring should
get in touch with him by phone
or see him personally at the
'coaches office immediately.
“The hours are good and the
pay is better,” Dawson conclud
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have given the hapless Aggies! 1|LI
lance of - even ishdwlhg ugitinsf
thmi-Mtenuan'T.indy B^rfy.
rently TCU rttudents cun Ihiio-
100 reasons! at a; momwCtt
• jtr. t why tin# :Borry pwiil!
win.
still havo a potehti c^u
. ; Brooks Top Bdck.
Among the Baylor fifshmen w
were outstamlhig in | the T<
gamp was 155-lb. Bob Brooks, cMn
rently running under the title Of
“The; LaVcga Flksh”; Btjooks n (id«
a 38|yd.-spring for thy only ft(D‘
lor rioie. He is stoutly aidodj h
the uack fiejd j byj High 807°
grcajs, of last senjson, Clawlc (flhi
cannt n, about, whon> thci Cub ph^f'- 1
ing 0 It nek is hinged, and Don vfk J
pontaiU
Probably the outstahding T»m
men 'for the (-uhs are Bill Atljny
one of the guards for ! the. Wan
Highj team of last year, and ren
or so the past has ihWn. tjlincy-;»wn
Beny is constantly pnjisril by ijufit:
erous dnitn-beate(rs who do) not
realize the possible httrin of (hdir
actions, it is quite posstblo ;thjai
the Frogs’ mental attitude ;m(iy
not be the best possible—but; the
Aggies aren’t ’count hgj on ithis.
Hart blocking, $hprp tackling,! and
a an tooth bffense. ;?e<-)h to be piope
dependc-nt factors in! aohicviijg j a
4144- ! I ! ''
Hurd chhiging full. Hilt,
cntlv, one of (he lejtdins
tea deal of praise from
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'ihappa Wlih 10 Alters
ko "Standard"..
I Oufftandlng Ool
Wld* vodety of
Alto Frank Modlto
Atkorko’t
Prank Modleo Cigarette Holders I] L *2
L Uulte fmplesklvef a he
; mu-ked irito; thr tptmince
• Hj- was stout utiough on
dvfriise iiguiast LSU, td bf men-
MEDICO
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tmk’s list; waa the first for the
otluT .two j athletes. W ate on now
stands all ; even with his toam-
I mehliomjd'Tor natioiial jiheinun of mute, (retald Wcatherley, in thie
ip 0te«or(«; f/p# t he! w eek honors. 4l j t i number of] 'time each Has beep
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Specially selected imported briar Pipes. *0 i(| ||
Jon< d;
s*eett j
l .'lyllx'ijg I lit ado Ibeljehtldk list for
i the jsecopdi time; tlje Fredericks*
buvg gujaid bad ; pwviquslj L “
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Peace Prize Awarded
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otwegiun rarliamj<irts Not'd
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honored jfojr'his piny-against Tech
b<-en
i j* Stbejrd Good|'itf Pdfcajt
Dthspitji idstag by !a 20-11 count
>, M. fronkt C*., IQ'. > Fifth Avow. w«w Y»rt r, to powerful Okl&hM Soon-
ers, jTcxAdj camo ijp iwit' 1 " i; -
All MIDICO PI^IS NOW M A 0 £ Of
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iNo repoil has been voeeived ydt
from Thej Daily Lnrint on>tlM
Bj»ylor-Arkansas game )or from
The TCU Fkiff on either the Ar
kansas or jlndtana tilts, otherwijje
the lists are all in since the Af-
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Jack LiHlef..... i-
Bill Gaifnfer
Cooper Robbins .........4..
Marsha 1 Rush
1' Alrtn Langford
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The Reserve Officers Training
Worth Technical "
Aggies to attend
Worth Casino Friday
q :0B to U ;30 p.m.
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Bob Mehaffey
... Miltan Lord
...^ Ja<k Sisco
Bill Athcy
Charles Moak
t.y Contae Wright
4. . {Claud Kthcanhon
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Bowlers Report
Tryout Meeting
All students interested in bowl
ing are urged to enter the college
bowling tournament, Mart in Hage-
meir. Bowtjtng Club president an*,
bounced. { .
The Bowling Club, sponsored by
the Memorial Student Center, is
holding the tournament to select
18 bowlerjs to represent A&M in
intercollegiate matches. - ] i
Entry blanks will be published
in The Battalion, or may be ob
tained at the bowling alley desk.
1 The dead line for turning in entries
is Wednesday. Oct! IP.
The date- for the tournament
playoff will be announced by llago-
me.ir after all entries arc received.
Entry blanks arc to be Rimed in
at the YjMCA bowling alh y desk)
■oihmitt* TSir hSSI
pwsnM the Nobel poneo jiH*^ 1VI r ’ ^J! V
(or 1010 to Lord K(,yd Orr,f|orH! Texas Mata (rilcge
Lf chief of the util,,! NaHod ;; r "•>nen, ! iceoMing 0 Wl. ly
Lod and agriculture orgunizidln,/. >is, ; n ’ ^"cident. ’ll),'
j_. ^ T .. ;howling [and traveling expenses
■for these matches will he paid, by
the club from a fund setup by the
Memorial] Student Center ami the
YMCA, t]ixon added. *
Whistle in Mouth
2 Year Old Falls
M. Joseph, Mo., VPta-A whistle
in his mouth, two-year-old Hamil
ton feiomyd stumbled on the run
and fell.!. a
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Connell of Cameron, Mo., picked
him up. But they couldn’t find the
whistle.. The {surmised he might
have swallowed it.
\\\- After, waiting a week in vain
for the Athrstle to appear, the par
ents brought Hamilton 'to the
hospital here.
A ■ surgeon operated yesterday |
and removed a nickel. : 1
The Connol’s arc still looking!
for the whistle.
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ter .^ack Cisco, non of th
Baylor sJaV of the snme 1
Dijk Partno the fullbnloki fjif»ta
Wnc that »taJrU*d his ndb'gB <iar
oer AggieHltd, only to trnn.-i
fer < nrJy in the' seasotij is not ,’S
pectid to ploy as the full detkil
of hi 1 trailsfcy hbvc not been wiirk
ivl tail between {the twin school f
It. is unfortuimtc that there yil
tal i>«| be n]t nmjorUinijtyrtp romnuro jthi
dam iging to the sjfiiii; of a toi|nv—^p4>’ of Pamfia ijmd Uplt llill, Nn
rho jSpw his bruising j play ag» inst
VVea'herf«{rd. Hill, along with R
llua.', Carl Miniger, I jumf -(ynPUie
Magiurik, will likely! Ibc in ; the
rtart|n(f backtiuki fojrj.the F
- J * 'team inanshnder
* a questionabk
ankle iinjury stistai
prac||iri‘i Also sidel|lne<l will W
Graces is a qtiestlojnable .slartaij
duo (o an ankle injury sustain
wmm a 4
place will! ^ U(ek
end
I San 'Antolnio. Darrovt Hoppiu - will
be iwd a gieajt deal offynpifioly,!
Mpd jililC as point after
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(\/(M i|i hot yet using the tveo
plat, jin systepi as sUch but tWry
are ijoime of tlni players who Itavc
been used most on defense am;
these will probably enter the fra
when'the Cubs have possession *
the 1 ikll. Among the defensive pin
ers jicrc are. several {who sec
htan t out, Getfcj DcVdny baa i
an etjcellcnl showing as a pasi
fens i man and Ken lUtCst has 1
1 well as defensive lino-1
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! j Lineman Jwk Little, Bill Gar
ner, Cooper Robbins, A! LaPmford
Matahall Rush, Ualph jCox, Ger
hart Schulte, Harvey Smith, Boh
Pixqp, Tom. Nilahd, and Arieq
Jumper, plus I a number of other
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