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THE BATTALION
Thursday, September 15, 1955
Tigers Meet
Madisonville
Friday Night
A&M’s Consolidated Tigers,
after losing a 7-6 heartbreak-
er to Hempstead in the sea
son opener, meet strong op
position in their bid to break
into the 1955 win column when
they take on the tough Madison-
ville Mustangs at Madisonville Fri
day night.
Consolidated faces no easy task,
however, as the Mustangs are well
stocked with 13 lettermen. Al
though falling before Tomball 24-
19 last week, the Mustangs had
two touchdowns called back due
to penalties.
Paced by two returning all-Dis-
trict performers, the Mustangs will
be out to revenge last year’s 26-6
drubbing at the hands of CHS. The
two Mustang standouts are end
Ronald Standley and right half
back David Tingley.
Billy Brock, triple-threat Mus
tang quarterback, turned in a fine
performance against Tomball last
week.
CHS Coach Horace Schaffer,
who is being assisted by Larry
Hayes, plans to stait the same of
fensive eleven he used last Friday.
Norman Floeck and Manuel Gar
cia will man the end posts; Dick
Hickman and Ed Linton, tackles;.
Garland Andrews and Jack McNee-
ly, guards; and Steadman Davis,
center.
The backfield foursome includes
quarterback Edgar Feldman, Bob
by Witcher and Bill Hall, halfbacks
and Bill Kavanaugh, fullback.
Defensive changes find Donald
Vaughn, Wayne Thompson and Bo
Linton taking over for Davis,
Witcher and Feldman.
In losing to Hempstead Consol
idated battled its way within the
Bobcats’ twenty-yard line on five
occasions, while Hempstead could
gain only two penetrations.
Hempstead ate up 329 yards on
the ground and 12 through the air
for a total gain of 341 yards. CHS
chalked up 197 yards, gaining 154
pushing and 43 passing.
Consolidated’s only touchdown
came midway in the first quarter
as Feldman shook loose for six
points on a 29-yard gallop. A de
lay of the game penalty cost CHS
five yards on the try for the extra
point, and Floeck’s attempted kick
was partially blocked by the hard
charging Bobcat line.
Hempstead reached pay-dirt ear
ly in the fourth period, as Marvin
Dibbens, who gained 230 yards for
the winners, rambled 96 yards to
a touchdown. Tackle Santiago Ol
vera booted the crucial extra point.
The Tigers reached Hempstead’s
3-yard line later in the final per
iod, but couldn’t crack the stub
born Bobcat defense.
Lincoln To Open
Against Calvert
The Lincoln High School Panth
ers will open play tomorrow night
against the Calvert eleven in Cal
vert.
The Panthers will draw an open
for the following week but will
take on Gatesville for their first
home game of the season Sept. 29.
Rosebud will play host to the
Lincoln eleven Oct. 7, the first dis
trict game. Other games and their |
dates are Cameron, Oct. 12; Rock
dale, Oct. 21; Snook, Oct. 26; Cald- |
well, Nov. 3; and Taylor, Nov. 9.
Health Rep ort
Diarrhea was the leading dis
ease in the area for the week end
ing Sept. 10 with 38 cases report
ed, according to the Bryan-Brazos 11
County Health Unit. Strept throat (!
was second with 22 cases reported i
and gonorrhea was third with five ! j
cases reported.
Registration
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Saturday, Sept. 24, is the last
day for enrolling in the College
for the fall semester or for add
ing new oourses.
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