Thursday, August 7, 1952
THE BATTALION
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Battalion Sports Editor
After their tough opener with
the University of Houston Coug-
V ars, the Aggies step into faster
competition and take on, the Okla
homa A&M Cowboys, a team which
is rated above the Cougars in the
Missouri Valley Conference.
The game which will be played
in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas will
mark the seventh meeting of these
two teams. Of the six previous
clashes, A&M has won five while
the Cowboys have been victor in on
ly one.
A field goal by Carl Weaver of
the Oklahoma Aggies was the win-
4 ning margin in the Cowpokes lone
win, when they won the first game
of the series three to nothing in
1913.
f Both in SWC
In 1914 the Southwest Confer
ence was formed and both the Ag-
gieV^and the Cowboys were mem
bers. The 1914 game saw the Ag
gies bounce back and even the se-
Bernie Hoefelmeyer and Ken
Kennedy, both A&M students,
found the groove at the Memorial
Student Center bowling- lanes last
Monday evening to win top honors
3of the evening in the Mixed Doub-
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ries, winning by a score of 24 to
nothing.
Between 1914 and 1921, when
the Cowboys dropped out of the
SWC, these two teams met three
more times. In 1919 when the Ca
dets had their second untied, un
defeated and unscored upon team
they took the Cowpoke? measure
to the tune of 28 to nothing.
The 1920 game saw the Aggies
win by a score of 35 to nothing,
the largest score in the series. In
1921 the Cadets won the SWC
championship and beat the Okla
homa team 23 to 7.
When the Farmers, led by Jarrin’
Jawn Kimbrough, defeated the
Cowboys 32-0 in 1939, it was the
start of a string of victories that
was to lead to the national cham
pionship.
The Oklahoma team has never
scored more than seven points
against the Aggies and will be try
ing to break this poor record when
they meet in September.
Number Two in MVC
Although lacking in depth, the
les Bowling League.
Hoefelmeyer had a 213 game to
win high game honors. Kennedy
had games of 196, 163, and 180 for
a 539 total to gain first place hon
ors for high three game series.
His 196 game was second high
game for the evening. Hoefel-
meyer’s three game total of 534
was good for second place in that
division.
Mrs. Nelwyn Brown, wife of Ag
gie Bo Brown, had a; 154 game in
a 408 series to sweep first place
honors among the ladies. In the
runner-up spots
were Mrs.
Pat
Reed with a 141
game and
Mrs.
Gayle Mulkey with a 372 series.
Standings
Team
Won
Lost
Alley Cats
16
8
Peons
15
9
Bums
11
13
Sad Sacks
11
13
Alley Rats
10
14
Lolly Flops
9
15
Cowboys are picked as the number
two team in the Missouri Valley
Conference and figure to be hard to
stop.
Lew Ziegler, a tackle and Elmer
Stout, a fullback, two former West
Point cadets have won starting
berths on the Cowboy squad and
have plugged some of the gaps in
the team.
Stout was mainly a defensive
man for Army, but Cowboy coach
J. B. Whitworth, has called upon
him for double duty. In the ball
carrying department, Stout leaves
little to be desired.
Another transfer, John Weigle,
from Georgia Tech, has almost
cinched a starting end assignment.
The Cowpokes operate from the
regular “T” formation directed by
their passing ace Don Babers. Ba
bers was number one in the Mis
souri Valley aerial department last
year as he completed 121 of 247
passes for 1,352 yards.
Outstanding Players Back
Outstanding players from the
1951 team, which are returning are
F. A. Dry at center, John Payne at
guard, Skip Warren at tackle and
Gene Seeman at left half.
Aggie pass defense will have to
be good to keep the Cowboys from
scoring when these two teams get
together. The Aggies will have to
up when they meet the Oklahoma
team which is bidding for the MVC
crown and gunning for the Cadets
also,
Davis Leaps 6:6 To
Win Cologne Meet
Cologne, Germany, Aug. 8—CP)
Walt Davis of A&M won the high
jump in sports show before 35,000
German sports, with a leap of six
feet, six and three quarters inches.
The American track and field
stars captured a majority of t h e
events as some of the world’s best
athletes on the way home from
Olympic competition performed in
the show.
Another Texan, Dean Smith, of
Texas University won the 100 me
ter dash in 10.6 seconds.
Ray George
Aggie head football coach, Ray
George, is attending the coach
ing clinic in Fort Worth, along
with several members of his
coaching staff. The Clinic will
be climaxed Friday night when
the annual state high school All-
Star game will be played. Play
ing in* the game will be several
players which George expects to
have at A&M this Fall.
Catcher Ralp Houk of the New
York Yankees was a Ranger dur
ing World War II. He rose from a
private to the rank of major.
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Troop 411 Mermen
First In Scout Meet
Troop 411 won the Brazos Dis
trict Boy Scout swimming meet
held in the A&M College pool last
night. Troop 102 was second and
troops 80 and 409 were third and
fourth respectively.
In the explorer scout class A,
troop 411 was first and troop 102
was second. In the explorer scout
class B, troop 411 was first and
troops 409 and 383 tied for second.
Scout class A title was won by
troop 411 with troop 102 second
while the scout class B title went
to troop 80 with troop 409 second.
The winner of the 200-yard med
ley relay was troop 102 with a
team composed of Draper, Litton
and D. Hickman. The 100 yard
medley relay was won by troop
411 with a team composed of Har
rington, Price Miller and Art Hick-
erson.
Winner in the 200 yard medley
relay was troop 411 with a team
composed of P. Hickman, G. Boy-
ett and Steen in a time of 2:37:4.
Winner in the 100 yard medley
relay was troop 411 with a team
composed of Harrington, Price
Miller and Art Hickerson, in a
time of 1:14.5.
Burchard of Troop 411 won the
66% yard free style in a time of
49.7. Teammate Boyett won the
100 yard free style with a time
of 1:08.3, while another Troop 411
member Smith, won the 66% yard
backstroke in a time of 56:6.
Myers of Troop 409 won the
33% backstroke with a time of
29:2. Troop 411 won the 100 yard
backstroke as Barlow swam the
distance in 1:17.4. Harrington
swam the 66% yard backstroke in
55.2 to win for Troop 411.
Troop 411 continued to win as
Boyett placed first in the 100
yard breaststroke with a time of
1:28.7. Troop 102 got a first
when Badgett won the 66% breast
stroke in a time of 1 minute flat.
Troop 80 got a first when Pritch
ard swam the 100 yard free style
in 1:26.4.
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