Yeager Scampers Around End for QMC
Bud Yeager, A QMC’s top offensive back, is
being stopped by Tuffy Chandler of A Infantry
in the finals of Intramural Football. A QMC won
the championship.
Official Basketball Statistics
Team Defense
Games W-L Pts. Avg.
l.Okla. A&M ....12 10-2 530 44.2
2. Okla. City 11 9-2 514 4G.7
3. Maryland 12 8-4 570 47.5
4. T C U 15 14-1 722 48.1
5. A & M ;.12 5-7 588 49.0
6. Mich. State ....10 8-2 491 49.1
7. Tulsa 11 8-3 542 49.3
8. Penn State .... 8 7-1 397 49.6
9. Siena 14 12-2 695 49.6
9. Washington ....14 12-2 695.49.6
Team Offense
Games W-L Pts. Avg.
1. Kentucky ....12 10-2 1012 84.3
2. W. Va 10 9-1 788 78.8
3. Duke 16 11-5 1259 78.7
4. DePaul 15 11-4 1175 78.3
5. Holy Cross .... 9 8-1 705 78.3
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6. Vfllanova
11 8-3
852
77.5
7.
Stanford
15 12-3
1157 77.1
8.
Louisville .....
13 11-2
998
76.8
9. East. Ky St.
12 8-4
916 76.3
10. Loyola (Ill.)
11 7-4
839
76.3
Field Goal Percentage Leaders
FGA FG Pet.
1.
Houston
321
133
41.4
2.
Duouesne ....
726
300
41.3
/ 3.
Furman
757
310
41.0
4.
Kansas
739
298
40.3
5.
Villanova ....
729
289
39.6
6.
Holy Cross
743
294
39.6
7.
Rhode Island
....509
200
39.3
8.
Detroit
720
282
39.2
9.
W. Tex. State
....675
264
39.1
10.
Northwestern
....619
242
39.1
Fi
•ee Throw Percentage
FTA
Leaders
FT Pet.
1.
Yale
321
232
72.3
2.
Maryland ....
209
150
71.8
3.
Kansas
300
214
71.3
4.
Drake
222
157
70.7
5.
Santa Clara
.....237
165
69.6
6.
New York U
....362
252
69.6
7.
East. Ky. St.
....264
182
68.9
8.
Kansas State
....378
259
68.5
9.
Toledo
347
235
67.7
10.
Utah
415
281
67.7
Free Throw Leaders
(Min. 30 FT Scored)
Games FTA FT Pet.
Kenney, Kan 12 53 47 88.7
Baechtold, E. Ky. 10 67 58 86.6
Bartlett, Tenn 10 56 47 83.9
Dean, La. St 10 49 41 83.7
Huggins, Syracuse 9 36 30 83.3
Peters, Santa Cla. 11 46 38 82.6
Nunneley, Tulsa ....10 64 52 81.3
Pazdzior, Toledo ..14 48 39 81.3
Ollrich, Drake 10 46 37 80.4
Smith, Utah 18 142 114 80.3
Fewest Fouls Committed
Games PF Avg.
1. Seton Hall 13 224 17.2
2. New York U 15 265 17.7
3. Wisconsin 10 180
4. St. Francis (NY) 14 256
5. Niagara 14 258
18.0
18.3
18.4
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SALE OF SURPLUS BUILDINGS
by
THE A. & M. COLLEGE OF TEXAS
Sealed bids for the sale of 35 surplus frame' buildings will
be received at the Office of Physical Plants, Room 33, Adminis
tration Building, A. and M. College of Texas, College Station,
Texas, until 2:00 p.m., February 1, 1952 and then publicly opened
and read. Sales will be for cash to the highest bidder. A separ
ate price is to be bid on each building selected by the bidder.
The bidder may stipulate what buildings he will purchase in the
event he is high bidder on more than one building. A cash
deposit will be required with each bid to insure that bidders will
make payment of the purchase price within 10 days after notice
of award is received and will remove the buildings and clear the
sites. The College reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The structures to be sold are: 20 poultry houses, frame con
struction with corrugated sheet iron roofing, some on concrete
slabs and others with dirt or -wooden floors; approximate sizes
as follows: four 20’ x 20’, one 16’ x 16’, eight 14’ x 14’, six
10’ x 10’ and one 4’ x 12’, located on the old College Poultry
Farm on Farm Highway 60, west of the College; One two story
barn, frame construction, approximately 30’ x 45’ with attached
implement shed (one story frame) approximately 18’ x 90’, lo
cated on the Horticulture Farm on the Farm Highway 60, w^est
of the College, and fourteen poultry houses approximately
14’ x 14’, construction same as those listed above, located on the
old F. & B. Station poultry farm.
Field Goal Leaders
(Min. 45 FG Scored)
Games FGA FG
Dean, W. & Lee ....16 105 60
Lovellette, Kan 11 226 116
Davis, A&M 12 146 74
Swanson, Detroit ..12 158 80
Hemrick, W. For. 16 219 110
Workman, W. Va. 10 171 85
Dom’rshick, CCNY 9 130 64
Spoelstra, W. Ky. 12 152 73
Johnson, Baylor ..13 157 75
Samuelson, Wy 13 143 68
Tuesday, January 22, 1952^ THE BATTALION Page 3
Ags Rest During Finals;
Play U of HFriday Night
This Week the Aggies will take
a break while exam weeks is sched
uled; however, the practice days
continue.
The Cadet five will work out this
week in preparation for their re
turn battle with the University of
Houston.
Houston will be the cite of the
second meeting of these two clubs
this year. In their first encounter,
the Cougars stepped on the Aggies
38-29.
Houstoh guard Bell paced the
scorers with 10 points while Buddy
Davis, Aggie center, got 11 for the
Cadets. Royce Ray scored 9 for the
visitors.
Now Tied for Second
When they played the first time
the Aggies were in a deep hole,
going on to lose five straight be
fore they broke the winner’s col
umn. Now the Cadets are tied with
the University of Texas for second
place, trailing behind unbeaten
TCU.
Friday night was Jewell McDow
ell Night and if you don’t believe
it, just ask the Baylor basketball
team.
McDowell scored 23 points to
ring down the curtain on his col
lege basketball career which was
almost half of the entire total
points the Aggie's made in down
ing the Bears, 47 to 36.
McDowell played the entire con
test and had three Bruins trying
B.A. ’s Win Championship
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Murphy Vaught, Port Arthur Club back, is trying to break away
from Jerry Houser of the Business Society, who also turned in a
sharp game for the Business majors. The run and play lads won
the Club Championship 7-0.
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to guard him, Strasburger, Cole
and Brown.
Starting slow, McDowell scored
only one point in the first period,
then scored five in the second quar
ter. Picking up steam, McDowell
dropped four field goals through
the bucket for eight points in the
third quarter and 10 in the final
quarter.
A total of 49 fouls were called
on both teams amid the boos of
disgusted fans. Two fouled out
for each side, and the rest of the
players had three or four fouls
when the final whistle blew.
Ed Houser, playing forward for
the cadet quint, kept the Aggies
in the game during the first two
periods, with his excellent floor
play.
Tall, Buddy Davis was the sec-
A&M (47)
G FT PF TP
ond highest scorer on the Farmers
five and until he fouled out in
the fading seconds of the third
quarter, controlled the backboards.
In the preliminary game between
the freshman teams the Aggie Fish
were downed 30 to 45 by the Cubs.
The Cubs were hot, while the Fish
were minus the services of for
wards, Robert Johnson and Bob
McCullock.
Miksch, f 2
Binford, f 0
Houser, f 2
Farmer, f 0
Davis, c 5
Addison, c 0
McDowell, g 9
Walker, g 1
Heft, g 0
Carpenter, g 0
Williams, g 0
Totals 19 9 23 47
Baylor (36)
G FT PF TP
Davis, D., f 0 14 1
Johnson, f 4 2 5 10
Houde, g 0 0 0 0
Starkey, c 4 4 1 12
Harris, c 2 2 4 6
Fleetwood, g 2 0 2 4
Mullins, g 10 5 2
Cole, g (S 0 0 0
Strausburger, g 0 0 3 0
Brown, f 0 12 1
Totals 13 10 26 36
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