INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
Sq. 7 Beats C FA;
A Cml. Noses Sq. 8
Thursday, November 20, 1952
THE BATTALION
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A 20 yard scoring dash by J.
McGee and a touchdown plunge
and two conversions by B. Smith
sparked Sq. 7 to a 14-0 Class A
football win over C FA Wednesday
hs four of the five games played
were won b yshutouts. C FA
failed to score a penertation.
Sq. 10, showing a strong ground
game, rolled to an easy 18-0 con
quest of AAA, Buzz Kennedy un
reeling several nice runs. In this
game also the losers failed to notch
a penetration, meaning that they
never crossed their opponent’s 40
yard line.
A Cml. nosed out Sq. 8, 7-6,
in the only contest in which both
teams scored. A Eng. blanked
Sq. 6, 6-0, and A Inf. shut out
Sq. 14, 12-0.
James Wise plunked in five field
goals in a 22-7 Sq. 6 basketball win
over B FA. Puss Blocker, Dick
Maihn, and Bill Hightower round
ed out the scoring with four points
jsach.
Sq. 5 scored a 13-11 court win
over A FA, holding the losers
scoreless throughout the second
half. Sq. 8 rolled over AAA, 19-9,
with Broussard bagging eight
points. C FA beat Sq. 7, 6-3, in
a tight defensive game, scoring all
their points in the first half while
holding Sq. 7 pointless.
A' Sig. and A Inf. scored 2-1
tennis decisions over Sq. 3 and Sq.
14 A Sig. won by scores of 8-6,
6-8, 8-0, A Inf. by scores of 3-8,
8-1, 8-0.
In horseshoes competition A FA,
Marquette
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fast, he’s clean, and his speed
makes him hard to block.”
Looking forward to next year,
he said the offensive line will lose
only Bobby Dixon at tackle and
Darrow Hooper at end, and will
be strong with the added experi-
mce.
Marquette doesn't take any jinx
Into consideration when talking
about Texas.
“I think we boys from Louisiana
don't worry about jinxes. They can
be beat there as easy as any
place,” he said.
A Sig., and Sq. 9 won 2-1 victories
over ASA, A Comp., and Sq. 3.
In Tuesday’s intramural compe
tition Don Carroll raced 80 yards
through left tackle late in the sec
ond half to give A Sig. a pulse-
throbbing football win over Sq. 5
| by th*e margin of one 40 yard line
penei’tation. The final score was
12-12.
Rudy Henson had scored Sq. 5’s
first touchdown late in the first
half, circling left end. Bob Har
ris sewed again for Sq. 5 from 20
yards out. Carroll scored midway
through the second half on a 10
yard end sweep to start A Sig’s
comeback.
In other football gaems A FA
nudged Sq. 2, 6-0, Dittmar scoring
on a line buck, A TC trounced Sq.
15, 27-0, and ASA beat Sq. 11, 7-6.
Roy Santerre and S. P. Garcia
fracked up ten points each to lead
Co. A to a 26-6 basketball win ov
er Co. D Tuesday. Malcolm Doug
lass poured in 11 points and C. D.
Gwin scored nine in a 30-18 Sq.
8 victory over AAA. Co. B down
ed Co. E, 10-5.
C. M. Robinson rolled up a score
of 182 as Sq. 4 registered a 400-
338 bowling decision over 9 QMC.
Other bowling results are as fol
lows: C FA over Sq. 10, 387-362;
Sq. 2 over A Comp., 317-298; Sq.
5 over A Sig., 330-319; and Sq.
7 over A Cml., 357-324.
Tuesday’s horseshoes results are
as follows: C FA over Sq. 16,
2-1; A QMC over A Inf., 2-1; B
Inf. over Sq. 14, 2-1; AAA over
A Eng., 2-0; A Cml. over Sq. 13,
2-1; and Sq. 7 over Sq. 4, 2-1.
Tennis matches were won as fol
lows: Sq. 18 over Co. F, 2-1; Co.
C over Sq. 21, 2-1; Sq. 11 over
ASA, 3-0; A Sig. over Sq. 13, 2-1;
Sq. 7 over A Eng., 2-1; and A Cml.
over Sq. 6, 2-1.
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Edward Currie of 737 W. 9th
Dallas, Texas, hit the nearest
scores in the “Pick the Winner”
contest last week.
Currie will receive two free
tickets to the A&M-TU game.
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Bobby Fletcher, both of College
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