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Page 4 THE BATTALION Thursday, September 27,1951 Clothes for the entire family Penney’s In Bryan In the Varisco Bldg. The Battalion Quarterback Club THE FORD’S HOME IIV BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION Was outstanding on pass defense, set up game - winning touchdown on pass completion of 40 yards from Gafdemal. Also contributed key tackles. Jim Fowler Linebacker Jim was in there every quarter to plug the holes. He consistenly stopped Bruin backs cold as they came roaring up to the Cadet line. Ray Graves Quarterback Tossed two touchdown passes to put Cadets ahead in the last two minutes of the first half. Turned several apparent losses into gains after he had dropped back to pass. Red Raiders Primed For Aggie Battle V 1 ; ';' y Harrow Hooper Left End Saved the day for A&M when he stole the ball from a Bruin back in the final few minutes of the game. His steal gave the Aggies possession of the ball until the final gun sounded. Texas Tech Red Raiders will be “high” for their game [; against Texas A&M in Dallas Saturday night. Odds favor the Cadets to defeat Tech for the tenth time |i in the twelve game series, but the Red Raiders under new j: head coach, Dewitt Weaver, will be striving to up-set the ; dope bucket. . f Two stalwart linemen—tackles Jerrell Price and Red : Phillips—have the size and experience to stop the Cadet run- ^ ning attack. _ | Backfield coach Jack Mitchell, former All-American at ; Oklahoma, has helped install the Split T at Tech. Proof that he did a good job was demonstrated last week when Tech | downed last year’s Border Conference Champs, West Texas Made circus catches of Cadet State, 46-7. _ ■. aerials all evening. Caught the Until last week, Tech was primarily concerned with stop- r* MAnPAD rAMD 4 1\TV 8-ame-winning touchdown late in p ing the pi unges and p itc h. outs 0 f Bruisin’Bob Smith. The t lli j | i f III I^OlVll All 1 flnp f M , il h ers Uarter ’ P US flve 0ther ^ rame with UCLA proved the A&M passing attack has teeth in it, so now the Raiders have another worry, pass defense. ^ out on defense throughoot Trying to stall the Aggie passing attack will be Elmei g ame> Was instrumental in Arterburn, safety; Bobby Close, halfback; Gene Doss, quar- stopping Bruin drives short of the terback; and Frank Graves, halfback who also dubs as Tech’s Aggie goal. Lewis Crossley and Alton Linne, wing- I S “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” 415 N. Main Bryan Charlie Hodge Right End Alvin Langford Left Guard Lack’s For all Auto Accessories . . . Owns and operates Lack’s Associate Store at 217 South Main Street in Bryan, handling all sorts of Auto Parts, Accessories, Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators, Freezers and Ranges. Joe also has one of the finest repair garages in the Bryan-College Station area. LACK’S ASSOCIATE STORE 217 So. Main Bryan Ph. 2-1669 kick-off specialist. men will give Tech a passing offense of its own. In all seventeen lettermen return to Tech. The Red Raider line will average 192 pounds and 175 in the backfield. In last week’s UCLA game, the Aggies restrained their backs to line plunges between the tackles. Only once was Bob Smith sent wide on one of his famous pitch-out plays, and that time he picked up 20 yards. These consistent line bucks by the Cadets tended to keep the Bruin defense, which had been designed especially to stop Smith, “bunched” at the scrimmage line. This made UCLA vulnerable to the A&M passing at tack, which was composed mainly of ‘‘button-hook” passes just past the line of scrimmage. Exactly how Tech proposes to stop both the running and passing attacks of A&M remains the question of the week. Tech hopes to find the answer before the Cotton Bowl game Saturday night. “No Else Trying to Stop Him ... He’s on His Way to A&M GRILL” A&M GRILL NORTH GATE Carl Martin Bob Martin ’48 cX • v » Yale Lary Halfback Saved the day for the Aggies when he stopped the last UCLA thrust on the Cadet 5 yard line. In addition to being a standout on pass defense, Lary caught the sec ond A&M touchdown pass. Movies on Slate Movies of the UCLA-A&M game to be shown tonight at QB Club .meeting. QUARTERBACK CLUB CONTEST Team Texas A & M S. M. U ..... Arkansas — Rice Texas University. Texas Christian... Score Team Texas Tech Ohio State... .... Arizona State Clemson Purdue Nebraska Score NAM E ADDRESS. All entries must be received in The Battalion office or post marked not later than 5 p.m. Friday. Winner will receive two free tickets to next week’s game with Oklahoma University. Sam Moses ^ Left Tackle Was a terror on defense for the Maroon & White. Spent most of the evening as the fifth man in the Bruin backfield. 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