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Wednesday, March 25, 1953
THE BATTALION
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George. e Field House by
Bizzell in the first annual
Seymour nter-Scrvice bene-
Collefie
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brough, i as t December,
Carl Wcr/ was pulling away
y e t yjjhe game ended.
Earl W A on Heft, who was
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Murphy!’ 0 field goals and
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John L 1 nts a]n<1 hi S h point
Jerry D..v gamo t
Jules I f omer DlUon
or rs six times from
^^ line, but failed to
( field for a total
^ad runner-up sc or-
Court Tilt, 37-24;
Victors Crowned
ing honors along with Vol Mont
gomery of the Whites. Montgom
ery scored his six points with two
field goals and two gratis throws.
Stewart Cowan of the Whites also
scored six points.
There were only 2 minutes and
13 seconds left in the first quarter
when Rohny Hayes plunked in the
thru WEI).
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Ain FORCE (37) fs- ft.
Douglas, Malcolm 2 1
Harris, Richard 0 0
Graves, Ray 0 2
Raymond, Jewell 0 2
Chapman, Jerry 0 0
Dishman, Jim 0 1
Strange, Don 1 0
Gray. John 0 1
Bridges, Ridley 0 1
Cowan, Stewart 2 2
Winkler, Bob 1 0
Scott, Doug 2 5
Montgomery, Vol . . . . 2 2
Totals . . . . . . 10 17
GROUND FORCE (24) fg. ft.
Shrader, Dan 0 3
Dillon, Homer 0 6
Heft, John 0 1
Krieger, John 1 0
Letsos, Eugene 0 3
Specia, Tony 1 1
Hayes, Ronny 1 2
Smith, Charles 0 2
Totals 3 18
Halftime Score: 13-13.
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game’s first field goal to give the
Army a 5-5 tie at that point. The
quarter ended with the Army lead
ing 10-9, with the nine Air Force
points all coming via free throws.
In the second quarter, with 5
minutes and 30 seconds left in the
first half, Montgomery marked up
the first Air Force field goal and
the half ended with each team own
ing one field goal for the first two
periods. The score was tied at
13-13.
The third quarter produced a
different Air Force team, as the
players began to hit the basket
regularly and they moved out to
a comfortable 25-18 lead by the
end of the quarter.
More of the same occurred in
the final period as the Air Force
increased their lead to the 37-24
margin at the final whistle.
One double winner and four de
fending champs were crowned last
night to feature 1953’s excitement-
(See FITE NITE, Page 4)
Ag Fencers Win
Team Foil Title
Bob Jones, Joe Pafford and Bob
Braslau of A&M’s fencing team
won the South Texas team foil
championship of the American
Fencers League of America Satur
day, and also qualified for the fi
nals of the open state individual
meet.
Saturday’s meet was held in Rice
Field House at Houston. Other
teams competing were Houston
YMCA, the Galveston Buccaneers
Fencing Club, Rice, Corpus Christi,
and University of Houston. With
A&M, these teams compose the
AFLA’s south Texas division.
Jones, Braslau and Pafford plac
ed fourth, fifth and sixth, respec
tively, in individual open compe
tition. State individual finals will
be held in Lubbock in May.
In sweeping to the team cham
pionship, the trio outscored A&M’s
number two team, U of H and
Corpus Christi. The Buccaneers
later edged the threesome for the
club championship. The first team
that wins five bouts wins the team
title.
Gus Wulfman, Bob Ruiz and
Frank Mandola made up the Ca
det’s number two team.
Taking the top three places in
open competition were Jack Baird,
Buccaneers; Bill Brown, Bucca
neers and Shafik Farie, Houston.
A team sabre meet is set here
for April 11. Rice, Galveston,
Houstpn Y and U of H are ex
pected to compete.
Coach George ‘Pleased’
With Spring Grid Drills
Head football coach, Ray George
announced he was pleased with
the results of the spring gild
drills and that, “several of the
boys improved 100 percent.”
End coach, Bill Duncan was very
pleased with the end situation, “all
the boys look very good, I’m still
not sure who will start, they are
so close.”
In the final spring game, the
first team, defeated a hustling
White squad, 33-0. Several play
ers were absent from the game be
cause of other spring sports and
various minor injuries.
Johnny Salyer, playing fullback
on the Maroon team, scored the
first two touchdowns on plunges
through the line. Billy Pete Hud
dleston, Bob Easley and Joe Bor-
(See SPRING, Page 4)
BREASTSTROKER—Dickie Weick, top Aggie point maker,
left with swimming coach Art Adamson for the National
AAU swimming tournament, Monday. Weick set a new
conference breaststroke record in the SWC swimming meet
held last Friday and Saturday.
Rankin to Bulldog
In Houston Rodeo
Seven students will represent
A&M March 27-28 at the Univer
sity of Houston’s Intercollegiate
Rodeo.
Bobby Rankjn, senior from Wills
Point, will specialize in steer
wrestling at the event. He won
first place in this event last year
at the Arlington State College In
tercollegiate Show and the Big
Spring Junior Rodeo. Rankin also
copped steer wrestling honors at
the All-Aggie Rodeo this fall. In
addition to steer wrestling, he will
also enter bareback bronc riding,
bull riding, and calf roping at the
Houston rodeo.
Versatile Cowboy
Another versatile cowboy is
James Dickey, freshman from Bay
City, Dickey will enter steer
wrestling, bull riding, and bare-
back bronc riding events. He plac-
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Active in cowboy activities since
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(See RODEO, Page 4)
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