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The Battalion
QUARTERBACK CLUB
TCU Seeking Second SWC Win
Marks 46th Meeting With Ags
Aggies Will Try for Their First
TCG Win Since Defeat in 1947
Texas Christian’s Horned Frogs will come to College
Station this Saturday in quest of thejr fourth straight win
over A&M and their second conference victory for the season.
Coach Dutch Meyer’s crew has bested the Aggies in
every meeting since TCU’s 26-0 win in Fort Worth in 1947.
This encounter marks the 46th time"* —
that the two teams have met. Of is big enough for regular duty in
the 45 previous game? since 1897, the line. But so far, they’ve done
the Cadets have won 24, TCU 17 right well.
an d f «ur have ended ip ties. Feature Fast Guards
TCU s lone conference victory
thus far has been over the Ar- Lowe and Taylor, the guards,
kansas Razorbacks. They opened start quick and move fast. They
thejr sea,sop by squeaking by Kan- are especially effective when the
sas. The pext weekend they were Frogs are using their famed spread
upset by Oklahoma A&M. T'he formation and under the direction
Arkansas victory came on the heels of Line Coach Allie White have
of that defeat followed by the last become most proficient at down-
week’s 19-6 win over Texas Tech, field blocking.
Meyer will bring with him a Pitcock, a fiery young man who
formation he calls the M T-wing.” came to TCU without a scholar-
“The Meyer ‘T-wing’ calls for a ship, moved in to a regular job
balanced line with ends split slight- when the veteran Max Eubank
ly out. There is a regular T for- went down with a bad knee before
mation ‘upback’ and regular T full- the opening game. For the first
back. But the halfbacks are sta- three Frog games, Red stood out
tioned wide—directly behind and on offense along with his small
a yard back of the ends. running mates.
TT „ , „ For the Texas Tech battle last
Uses spread loo week) big soph Carlton McCormack
From this setup, some of the fa- was given his chance on offense
miliar T formation running plays and did well. Pitcock moved over
are possible.” While at the same to defense and his slashing play
time it still retains some of the won him a lineman-of-the-week
potentialities of the double-wing, nomination from Coach Meyer.
Meyer’s team sometimes reverts o . •
hack to its familiar spread forma
tion. Dutch is rather “high” on a half
Included in the TCU mentor’s dozen young sophomores and may
bag of tricks will be a host of use them against Texas A&M this
players that perhaps are capable week. McCormack who goes 221,
of performing grid-iron magic for is ope. Ends Teddy Vaught of
their crafty master. Lubbock, Bobby Blairf of Texarka-
Will they be able to stop, or na and Wayne Martin of Shamrock
even slow down one of the most Lave also earned the right to play
powerful rushing attacks in foot- a football this season,
ball this season? The Aggies cur- f n the backfield, tall and lean
rently hold down the number 10 dcdin . Harville of Fort Worth s
Team
Texas A&M
SMU . . .
Texas . . .
Baylor . .
QUARTERBACK CLUB CONTEST
Score Team
TCU
Rice
. . . . Arkansas . .
Texas Tech . .
Score
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postmarked not later than 5 p.m. Friday. The winner will
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Yale Larry
Halfback
Jim Dobbyn
Fullback
Paschal moved into the offensive
picture last week. The gangling
rp. , ,, o . 6-2, 190- pounder has always been
«**«• «<*«« tot »to>> in-
juries to Johnny Dunn pushed him
spot in the nation in rushing of
fense with 1136 yards. i,
The Christians enter
their best physical shape of the
•season. Capt Clarence Marable, 7ffensiv7left half" spot
who missed the f.rst two games, ingt Tech the u one went i to
will be in the lineup as well as tbe c j. ’
several other men who have been He £ ied ? times for 55 ds
on the injured list. and snag £ ed one pass . H / may
The “little men” have taken over pi a y a i 0 t this week,
the middle of the TCU line this Top Frog soph, of course, is
fall. A center and two guards Gilbert Bartosh. The sweet little
with an average weight of only quarterback from Granger is im-
181 pounds have won themselves a proving rapidly in all departments
home in Meyer’s scheme of things. anc i will be at the helm of the
Left to right, the lads arc Dick Purple attack throughout most of
Lowe, 188-pound senior from Wi- the season. He completed 6 of 10
chita Falls; Roy (Red) Pitcock, passes against Tech for 82 yards
177-pound junior from Graham and and carried 10 times for 70 yards.
Alton Taylor, 180-pound junior He didn’t play any of the last
from Austin. By Southwest Con- half but will open against the Ag-
ference standards, none of the trio gies.
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. . . owns and operates Lack’s Associate Store at 217
South Main Street in Bryan, handling all sorts of
Auto Parts, Accessories, Cjrosley Selvador Refrig
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Joe also has one of the finest repair garages in the
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LACK’S ASSOCIATE STORE
217 So. Main Bryan Ph. 2-1669
Buddy Shaffer
Halfback
Murry Holditch
Guard
QB Club To
Hear Steinke
Speaker for tonight’s meeting
of the Quarterback Club will be
Gilbert Steinke, assistant coach
for the Aggies. The Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Assem
bly Hall. Movies of the A&M-
VMI game will be shown after
Steinke’s speech.
Steinke, a former Little All-
American halfback at Texas
A&I and ex pro football star for
the Philadelphia Eagles, has been
scouting TCU for Coach Harry
Stiteler.
Gilbert Steinke
Assistant Coach A&M
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Bryan
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