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Page 4 THE BATTALION Thursday, September 1, 1955 56 Gridsters Report For Workouts Fifty - six varsity football candidates began the fall training period today with workouts at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eleven lettermen, of whom two are seniors, are included in the squad. There are only seven seniors on the team, along with 11 juniors and 38 sophomores. Many of the returning lettermen will probably lose out to the up- and-coming sophomores. Seven first-year men, including an all sophomore backfield, will probab ly be in the starting line-up Sept. 16 when the Aggies open their season with UCLA. The Aggies are expected to field a team excellent on offense, with such men as sophomores Bobby Conrad, Donnie Grant, Jim Wright, John Crow, Kenneth Hall, Ed Dudley and Lloyd Hall in the back- field along with lettermen Jack Pardee, Billy Huddleston and Don Watson . But from all appearances the team will be fairly weak de fensively. During the first 15 days of prac tice Coach Paul Bryant will prob ably devote a great deal of time to practice in defense against the single-wing used by UCLA. The Aggie defense will be designed to stop Bob Davenport, UCLA’s All- American fullback. Tomorrow will be turned over to newsmen of the Southwest for the annual Press Day and picture taking. CHS (Continued from Page 3) The Tigers recently elected Gar- via and E. Linton co-captains for this year’s season. Both were all district pei'formers last year, be ing selected at guard and tackle, respectively. They were the only players from Consolidated to be thus honored in 1954. Consolidated will play their five home games in a new stadium this year. The new field will seat about 3,000, almost twice the seating ca pacity of the old Tiger Field. Activity tickets good for all jun ior and senior high school athletic events are now on sale and may be purchased from most students in the junior class at the school. Student price for the season is $2; the adult price is $5. Tickets good only for the five home football games cost $3 each. Last year the Tigers had a 5-5 mark over the season. This year they will tangle with six non-dis trict foes and four District 25-A opponents. Of these ten schools, four are class AA. Cypress-Fair- banks, which was in District 25-A last year, has been moved into class AA this year due to increased enrollment leaving only five schools in the district. The Tiger’s 1955 football sched ule is as follows: Sept. 9, Hempstead at Tiger Field. Sept. 16, Madisonville, there. Sept. 23, Navasota, there. Sept. 30, Smiley (Houston) at Tiger Field. Oct. 7, Magnolia, there. Oct. 14, Cypress-Fairbanks' at Tiger Field. Oct. 21, Katy, there. Oct. 28, Waller at Tiger Field. Nov. 4, Sealy, there. Nov. 11—Tomball at Tiger Field. The last four games on the schedule are district competition. Rookie pitcher Luis Arroyo of the Cardinals hurled two no-hit games in the minors. 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