Thursday, February 3, 1955 THE BATTALION
See. T—Page 3
Frogs Thrash Ags 92-62
As Cage Marks Tumble
FORT WORTH—Four new
Southwest Conference free throw
records were set here Wednesday
as Texas Christian strengthened
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Kox Scon-:
A&M <C2) ffiT. fl. ft. tp.
Henry 3 5 5 11
BHbrey 0 3 5 3
Mehaffey 4 1 5 9
Fortenberry 1 1 5 3
Harrod 2 6 1 10
Brophy 3 11 5 17
Smith 1 0 5 2
Phipps 2 1 3 5
Gattis 0 0 0 0
T.cve 0 0 2 0
Wilson 0 2 0 2
TOTALS . . . . 16 30 36 62
Tf'tJ (92) fK. ft. fl. tp.
Warren 8 8 3 21
White 2 4 2 .8
O’Neal 5 23 3 32
Kirkpatrick 2 3 2 7
Estill 2 1 3 5
I.ampkin 1 1 0 0
Betts 2 0 5 4
O’Bannon 3 0 3 6
Biumley 1 0 0 2
Hill 0 0 0 0
Pickens 0 0 1 0
TOTALS 28 40 22 92
Free Throws Missed: A&M—Henry 3.
Bilbrey 2, Fortenberry, Harrod 3, Smith,
Phipps.
TCU—Warren 5. White 3. O’Neal 7. Kil
patrick. Estill 2. I.ampkin. O’Bannon,
Pickens.
Halftime Score: TCU 42. A&M 39.
The Consolidated Junior High
Student Council basketball tourna
ment gets underway tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:30 in a game pitting
favored Madisonville against Cald
well.
Other Friday opening round
games in the junior high tourney
will have Somerville meeting- Nav-
asota at 3:40 p.m., Montgomery
taking on Huntsville at G:30 p.m.
and Brenham and Consolidated
winding up Friday’s activities with
an encounter beginning at 7:40
p.m.
First round winners of the after-
toon tilts will meet Saturday at
i p.m. and the winners of the Fri-
/lay evening games will take the
court at 2:10 Saturday afternoon.
Friday afternoon losers will meet
at 3:20 p.m. and the evening los-
its hold on first place with a 92-62
cage triumph over A&M.
Richard O’Neal, the Frogs’ sen
sational 6-7 sophomore center,
raised his own individual charity-
shot mark established earlier this
season by sinking 22 against the
Aggies. Though he got off only
14 field tries in the game, and was
fouled on most of them by the sag
ging Cadet defense, O’Neal man
aged five and scoring honors with
32 points.
O’Neal had only five field goal
Coach Jim Bevans’ A&M Con
solidated Tigers racked up their
ninth win in their last ten games
ers meet at 4:30 to determine con
solation finalists for the evening
contest following the championship
game at 7 p.m.
Trophies will be awarded to the
tournament champion and the run
ner-up team as well as to the con
solation game winner. Awards will
also be made to an all-tournament
team.
Madisonville enters the tourna
ment in the role of favorite be
cause of a fine season record of
17 wins and only 3 losses. Last
week Madisonville defeated the
Consolidated Kittens in a district
game by a wide 31-13 margin, but
the Kittens bounced back Monday
night against Montgomery 29-9 to
give them a one won, one lost dis
trict record. Madisonville is un
defeated in three district tilts.
tries the first half. The Cadets
fouled out six players, including
the three who started off guarding
O’Neal.
The teams’ combined free throw
attempts of H)2 also set a new
league high, and the aggregate of
70 free throws made was another.
TCU’s 40 points from the char
ity line, of 61 tries, also w T as a rec
ord.
The Frogs now have a 5-1 record
in the league. SMU is second with
4-2.
Tuesday night as they pulled away
rapidly in the last half to down
Sealy Tigers by a 38-26 margin.
The Tigers needed this victory
to remain tied for first place in
District 25A standings as Cypress-
Fairbanks also edged Katy 43-37.
Full season record for Consolida
ted is 13 wins and 6 losses, but Cy-
press-Fairbanks matches the Ti
ger conference record of six won
and one lost.
In the Tuesday game, neither
Consolidated nor Sealy led by more
than three points until deep in the
second quarter when rapid fire
field goals by Jerry Oden, J. B.
(See TIGERS, Page 4)
Box Score:
CONSOLIDATED (38) fsr. ft. pf. tp.
Floeck 4 4 2 10
Garcia 3 5 3 11
Oden 2 O 1 4
Carroll •'> 1 1 H
Englebrecht
... 1
0
4
2
TOTALS . .
. 15
88
11
38
SKAl.V (26)
fg.
ft.
of.
t|>.
Schreiner
... 2
2
1
6
Einkauf
... 0
0
i
0
Barrett
... 1
1
3
3
Koym
. . . . 0
2
1
2
Packer
... 2
2
3
6
Krchnak. Edward
... 0
0
0
0
Rossler
... 0
0
0
0
Wright
... 1
3
1
5
Krchnak. Eugene
... 2
0
2
4
TOTALS
. S
10
11
26
Halftime fecore: Consolidated 18, Sealy
14.
Improving Tigers
Down Sealy 38-26
Madisonville - Caldwell
Open Junior Tourney
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