Thursday, December 13, 1951
THE BATTALION Page 5
McColl Named Lineman Of The Year
New York, Dec. 13 — UP) — Bill
McCol!, a big factor in Stanford’s
winning of the Pacific Coast Con
ference football title and the Rose
Bowl spot against Illinois, has been
selected as the lineman of the
year.
The 21-year-old 225-pound end
from San Diego was the choice of
103 sportswriters and sportscasters
participating in the Associated
Press poll.
“The greatest lineman I have
er seen,” said Coach Chuck Tay-
Don Bin ford
Ball-controll experts, Miksch and Binford, repeatedly find their
way to where the ball rebounds. Miksch has great natural talent
and could possibly be THE player this year on the squad. Binford
LeRdy Miksch
is very effective on offense and helps greatly in leading the team
on the offensive end of the court.
Aggies to Have Four New Foes
OnFootballScheduleNextYear
The Aggie football squad will
have a new set of intersectional
opponents next season. The four
foes will also represent three new
football conferences.
Dropping out of the Cadets sche
dule are UCLA of the Pacific
Coast Conference, Texas Tech of
the Border Conference, Oklahoma
of the Bix Six Conference and
TumblmgQmic
Meets Saturday
Coaches and student parti
cipants of five SWC schools
are expected at a gymnasitc
clinic sponsored by the A&M
Gymnastic club at DeWare
Field House Saturday afternoon.
Texas, Baylor, Rice and SMU
will participate in the clinic which
will begin at 3 p. m. Saturday and
the public is invited.
Coaches from the different
schools and experienced performers
will give instructions and demon-
strate new routines and tricks.
No admission will be charged to
attend the clinic which the A&M
club hopes will build up interest in
gymnastics among local persons as
well as in the Southwest Confer
ence.
Bowling League
Meets Saturday
The Junior Bowling class wall
meet for the last time before the
holidays Saturday at 11 a. m.,
announced Mrs. Elaine Lester,
manager of bowling and games
at the MSC.
Mrs. Lester reported an attend
ance. of 13 last week in .the class
which has a special instructor. No
more than 16 boys can be accomo
dated, she remarked.
High score last week was 150,
by Majure Atterbury. High prize
for league bowling was won by
Jon Ray Perryman.
Trinity University of the Gulff
Coast Conference.
The Missouri Valley Conference
has two representatives in the Uni
versity of. Houston and Oklahoma
A&M. The University of Kentucky
will represent the Southeastern
Conference and Michigan State the
Big Ten Conference.
The University of Houston Cou
gars are a rising eleveif in South
west football and will not be an
easy touch for the 'Cadet team.
The Cougars are playing the Uni
versity of D'ayton Flyers in the
Salad Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona
on New Year’s Day.
Oklahoma A&M which will take
the place of Texas Tech on the
Aggies schedule, are not as strong
a club as their rival enemy Okla
homa, but play a rough, hard brand
of football and are expecting to
have a better team next year than
this season.
Kentucky on Kyle Field
A team that usually has a good
season, Kentucky, will be the open
ing game on Kyle Field and the
third contest of the season for the
Farmer squad. This game taking
the place of the Oklahoma battle
will give the Aggie fans a good
preview of the kind of ball club
the Maroon and White will have.
This is the second year in a row
that the Wildcats have played in
a major bowl game on New Year’s
Day, meeting the SWC Champions,
TCU, in the Cotton Bowl.
A power in the Big Ten Confer
ence, Michigan State, was number
one in the nation this year until
the close of the year, and will have
a number of players back from this
years squad, next season.
Schedule 1952-53
Sept. 20—U. of H. Houston
Sept. 27—-Okla. A&M Dallas
Oct. 4—U. of Ky...College Station
Oct. 11—Mich. State Lansing Mich.
Oct. 18—T C U ....College Station
Oct. 25—Baylor Waco
Nov. 1—Arkansas College' Station
Nov. 8—S M U Dallas
Nov. 15—Rice College Station
Nov. 27—Texas Austin
DON’T GET CAUGHT
OFF - GUARD
Start the Holidays right with
CLEAN & FRESH PRESSED CLOTHES.
AGGIE CLEANERS
Jewell McDowell
One of the best “game stallers” in the business, McDowell also
has ability for offensive basketball. Second high scorer on the
Aggie squad last year, McDowell scored 317 points in 29 games.
McDowell lied for scoring honors against North Texas with 12
talleys and was second with seven points against U. of H.
The Student Co-op
North Gate
Fish Meet Allen
Cagers Tonight
The Aggie Fish five will be
seeking their first win of the
season, tonight when they
tangle with the Allen Acad
emy Ramblers in Bryan.
The game will start at 8 p. m.
n the Allen Academy gym, in the
ast game for the Fish cagers be-
ore the Christmas holidays.
Botfi teams will be out for their
'irst victory of the year. Allen
ms lost three games while the Fish
Topped one to Victoria Junior Col-
ege 34-40 after leading at the half.
Probable starters for the Fish
are Dale Fisher and Robert John
son at forwards; Cecil Neely at
center; and Rodney Pirtle and Don
Moon at guards.
Two Texas Teams
In Bowl Contests
By Associated Press
Already victorious in two out of
three games, Texas teams play two
more bowl games this week.
Carswell Air Force Base of Fort
Worth goes to Columbia, S. C.,
Saturday to meet Fort Jackson,
S. C., in the Service Bowl, while
Kilgore Junior College tussles with
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in
the Texas Rose Bowl at Tyler.
Eight bowl games in which Tex
as teams participate will be left
after this week.
Del Mar of Corpus Christ!
whammed Pearl River, Miss., 32-6
last -Saturday in the Memorial
Bowl at Jackson, Miss. Thorndale,
Tex., licked SequoyaL Indian School
of Oklahoma 33-0 in the Milk Bowl
at Marlin. Tyler Junior College
lost to Pasadeha City College'28-
26 in the Junior Rose Bowl at
Pasadena, Calif.
LUNCHES
AND
STEAKS
MB GRILL
North Gate
WRESTLING
Leo (The Lion) Newman
FRIDAY - DEC. 14
— 8 P. M. —
A&M Consolidated
Gyi
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$1.00 PER PERSON
— TWO MATCHES —
BEST TWO OF THREE FALLS
—Sponsored by—•
COLLEGE STATION
LIONS CLUB
Tickets on Sale at the MSC desk
and at Madeley’s Pharmacy and
Aggieland Pharmacy
lor of Stanford.
Big Bill, named on the Associat
ed Press’ All-America offensive
team, received 17 votes for his
feats of catching 42 passes, seven
for touchdowns, and picking up
607 yards.
Two All-America tackles, Don
Coleman of Michigan State and
Jim Weatherall of Oklahoma, tied
for second place with Bob Ward,
Maryland’s All-America guard,
right at their heels.
Bob Carey, Michigan State’s All-
America offensive end, was next
in line. He was followed by Pat
Canamella of Southern California
and Les Richter of California.
Rounding out the first ten (with
ties) were tackle Pug Pearman and
guard Ted Daffer of Tennessee;
Ray Beck, Georgia Tech guard,
and Chuck Boerio, Illinois lineback-
Specials For Thurs.P.M.,Fri-Sat
Dec. 13 - 14 - 15
pre-inventoryTale
TO EVEN UP OUR STOCKS. BROKEN LOTS.
I Lb. Cans Diamond
PORK & BEANS
With a 25c Cash
Coupon (Limit 1)
To Start it Selling. Kimbell’s Grade A Fancy
Texas—No. 2 Cans
Grapefruit Juice, 4 cans 25c
1 Lb. Cans Beef or Horsemeat
VIGO DOG FOOD .... per can 10c
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES carton $1.99
(
wmaama
Wolf Brand
(Limit 1)
CHILI
No. 2 Cans
Each
1 Lb. Box Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS
box 29c
No. 2 Moonrose Fancy Small Blue Lake
WHOLE GREEN BEANS . 2 cans 45c
No. \i Cans Tuxedo
GRATED TUNA
can 19c
10-Gz. White or Golden
TNT POPCORN . .
59c)
can 15c
FREE—12-Oz. Bottle Blackburn’s WAFFLE
SYRUP with GOLD CHAIN
PANCAKE & WAFFLE MIX
2 regular pkgs. 35c
(
CHRISTMAS TREES
BUY EARLY WHILE THE GOOD SELECTIONS ARE STILL AVAILABLE
I
No. V/i Cans Del Monte
Pumpkin can 23c
No. 1 Tall Cans Brookdaie Keia
ALASKA SALMON can 49c
43c Value on Today’s Market. Libby’s—7-Oz. Can
An Excellent Buy.
VEAL LOAF' 25c
Large Size
Tide pkg. 27c
Made of Pure Sweet Cream
BUTTER—Meadowgold .... lb. 85c
Goodhope Brand
OLEO lb. 23c
For Variety In Dessert—Carnation
CAKE ROLL with ice cream . each 35c
Kraft's New Tangy
Mayonnaise Base
SALAD DRESSING
Sea Island
i Pint......
39c j
MARKET SPECIALS •
THIS RATES AS A SPECIAL TREAT FOR
THE FAMILY—
Choice Veal
Sirloin Steak .... lb. 99c
Choice Veal
Round Steak lb. 99c
Heart o’ Texas
FRIERS lb. 55c
Loin End
PORK ROAST lb. 49c
Armour’s Richedda
CHEESE FOOD SPREAD
2 LB. BOX
. . .89c
Your neighbor who served Heart o’ Texas
TURKEYS for Thanksgiving can tell you how
excellent they are. Place your orders now for
HEART O’ TEXAS—
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS
Hormel Budget
Breakfast
BACON. 39c
• FROZEN FOODS •
4 Oz. Cans
Snocrop Frozen
ORANGE JUICE
3 Cans.
29c j
Regular Package. Small Size But Good, Eco
nomical Food. Prejean
HEADLESS SHRIMP . . . pkg. 31c
Birdseye or Honor
GREEN PEAS ...... pkg. 23c
Birdseye or Honor
BROCCOLI pkg. 28c
Birdseye
PERCH FILLETS .... lb. pkg. 45c
FRESH FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
Fancy and Extra Fancy—Washington State
Delicious Apples . . lb. 15c
Red Emperor
GRAPES 2 lbs. 25c
No. 3 Size
PASCAL CELERY ..... each 15c
An Economical Buy—Plastic Bag—CALIFORNIA
Potatoes 10 lbs. 59c
No. 176 Size
TANGERINES dozen 29c
No. 1 White
Squash 2 lbs. 25c
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities.
Southside Food Market