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THE BATTALION
Thursday, November 12, 1952?
Ags Polish Offense Yesterday
Cadets Will Be in
Shape for Strong Owls
A&M will be at top physical
strength for the Rice game unless
injuries occur in practice, said
Coach Ray George yesterday.
The returns of halfback Elwood
Kettler and guard Louis Capt
means that the Aggies will be in
their best physical condition in
many weeks.
The Cadets concentrated on an
offensive scrimmage yesterday,
after a defensive scrimmage Tues
day. They also had a dummy de
fensive drill yesterday.
George said the squad “all look
ed pretty good” in Tuesday’s
practice.
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Today the team probably will
have a dummy offensive drill,
sharpening plays and pass defense.
They will go to Houston Saturday
morning by bus.
The Owls will be a heavy
favorite to extend their A&M
winning string to nine straight
games. The last time the Aggies
defeated Rice was 1944, by a 19-6
score.
Since then, the Owls have won by
the following scores: 6-0, 27-10,
41-7, 28-6, 13-0, 21-13, 28-13 and
16-6.
Rice 7th Nationally
Rice has the nation’s seventh
best ground game and the 10th
best rusher in fullback Kosse
Johnson. Johnson and halfback
Dicky Moegle ar-e first and second,
respectively, in Southwest con
ference rushing.
In seven games, the Owls have
averaged 256.3 yards on the
ground. They are 13th in the coun
try in total offense, with an aver
age of 336.4 yards.
The 178-pound Johnson has
pounded out 606 yai’ds on the
ground for a 4.7 yard average.
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Moegle, chiefly on the strength of
his 201 yard performance against
Arkansas, has a 524 yard total
and a 6.8 yard average.
Ellis vs. Rushing
If the weather is dry, the game
probably will be a battle between
the passing of Don Ellis and the
SWC’s leading rushing attack.
Ellis, after two bad Saturdays,
is now third in conference passing
and second in total offense. He
has connected on 58 of 129 passes
for 706 yards. Ellis has a total of
fense record of 801 yards, 16th
nationally. He ranks ninth nation
ally in passing.
igers Play
Be11vilie For
District Title
A&M Consolidated high school’s
unbeaten Tigers storm into Bell-
ville Friday night for the game
that will decide the district 25 - A
title.
Kickoff time is 8 p. m.
After Friday, the Tigers close
out the season against Tomball,
and Bellville ends against Katy.
But Consolidated and Bellville
have been the top district teams all
year and should have little trouble
in their last games.
Consolidated went through a
dummy offensive and defensive
drill yesterday. Today only a light
practice will be held.
The Tigers are still highest scor
ing high school team in central
Texas, with 365 points to ,21 for
their opponents. They have' gained
2,631 yards, a 329 yard per game
average. Their opposition has only
gained 900 yards, for a 112.5 yard
average.
Halfback, William Arnold is the
team’s rushing leader, with 61.9
yards in 87 tries for a 7:11 yard
average. Bobby Joe Wade leads in
scoring with 66 points.
John Hudson
, Rice’s Rugged Tackle
Fish Flay Slimes Friday
The A&M Fish will have three
new starters in the lineup when
they meet the undefeated Rice
Slimes in Houston Friday night.
The contest is a benefit game for
the Holly Home for the Aged in
Houston. Admission will be $1.20,
and kickoff is at 7:30 p. m.
Guards Billy Pippen and Jim
Martin and quarterback Bob Holli
day will be the new starters.
From Pampa
Pippin is a 180 pound Pampa
product and Martin is a' 210 pound
er from Houston. Holliday played
Rowland’s Long Runs
Give CMC 12-6 Win
A quartermaster, sparked by the
superb running of Bill Rowland
came back to beat B field artillery
12-6 in intramural football yester
day.
The first touchdown for A
quartermaster came when Eugene
Faltin threw a 60 yard scoring
pass to Don Barksdale
B field came back with a 60 yard
pass from Mack Lawiey to Clay
Homing. Then Homing passed to
Bruce Littel for 15 yards.
Telford Intercepts
Van Telford of A quartermaster
intercepted a pass to stop this
threat by B field.
Rowland went through the mid
dle on two straight plays for 20
yards.
B field went around left end to
A quartermaster’s three yard line.
Fred Rose then circled left end
for B field’s only touchdown.
A quartermaster’s Gill inter
cepted a pass to stop a second
threat by B field.
Rowland Scores
From here Rowland, on a play
which included a series of hand-
offs, carried 50 yards for the
second and deciding score.
,B field came back strong but
was stopped by a brilliant A
quartermaster defense as the game
ended.
B infantry edged past A armor
8-0 in a tight battle.
Rudy Henson scored two touch
downs and passed for two others to
help squadron 7 sweep past squad
ron 12, 25-0.
Basketball
A engineer’s Arios Shaw scored
10 points to help outscore A
ordnance, 19-9.
Dave Richmond, squadron 6,
scored eight points to help his unit
beat B armor, 26-12.
A chemical’s Bobby Cato scored
nine points to help smother squad
ron 9, 27-9.
Tennis
In tennis matches at the cement
courts, squadron 17 beat squad
ron 25, two matches to one; com
pany L blanked company G, 3-0;
and Company K won over company
B, 2-1.
In horseshoes squadron 10 beat
squadron 15,2-1, and squadron 8
forfeited to AAA.
Ag Handball Chib
Meets Rice Friday
Ten members of the A&M Hand
ball club will play the Rice hand
ball team at 6:00 p. m. Friday in
the Rice gymnasium.
John Centilli is president of the
club, which is sponsored by Her
man B. Segrest.
The 10 man team is composed of
David Kerry, Glen Rice, Lawrence
Laskoskie, Hall Gimarron, Phil
Randol, Mick King, Johnny John
son, A. G. Howard, Jim Mathis and
Centilli.
The Aggies split with Rice last
year in two matches. Rice won in
Houston and Hie Aggies won here.
No plans have been made for the
next match.
The team will leave by private
car for Houston at 2 p. m. Friday.
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weighs 175.
The Fish have not played a game
since Oct. 15, when they tied the
TCU Polliwogs, 6-6. They defeated
Tarleton State 34-0 and lost to the
Baylor Cubs 7-14.
Since the TCU game, the Fish
have been scrimmaging against the
varsity three days a week.
Freshman Coach Willie Zapalac
said he was pleased with the pro
gress the players have made.
The Fish have depended largely
on a ground game that has aver
aged almost 200 yards per game. In
three games, they have gained
598 yards rushing.
Fullback Jack Pardee, a hard-
running- 290-pounder, is the team’s
leading rusher with 238 yards on
47 carries for a 5.1 yard average
per try.
Halfback Bobby Keith, a fine
broken field runner, is the team
scoring leader with 28 points. He
has picked up 188 yards rushing
on 35 carries for a 5.4 yard aver
age, highest on.the team.
The probable starting lineup is:
Ends, John Ray and Eugene Stall
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Houston Green; guards, Pippen
and Martin; center, Walker Grif
fith; backs, Holliday, Keith, Don
Carpenter and Pardee.
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