Page 4 THE BATTALION Thursday, September 29, 1955
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Tackle Jack Powell
At Tackle
Powell Bolsters
Cadet Front Line
By BARRY HART
• Battalion Sports Writer
Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant can thank the influence of a
virtually unknown squadman on the 1948 Texas A&M football
team for having Jack Powell as his starting right tackle.
The player was Louis Crow, Powell’s uncle, who gave
him the needed encouragement and incentive to try for the
junior high team. Jack made the squad that year and went
on to letter two years for Waco High School.
Although not an all-district or all-state performer in
high school, Jack’s consistent effort and ability to learn
gained him a varsity letter behind Larry Winkler in 1953.
Scholastically ineligible in 1954 Powell won the starting right
tackle job on the basis of a brilliant showing during Spring
drills.
Hardiman Cureton, UCLA’s
co-captain and All-American
tackle, paid the .218-pound
Junior a fine tribute after the
game when he said, “The guy I
played in front of (Powell) was as
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aggressive as any I’ve played
against.”
A typical example of Jack’s ag
gressiveness came on two consecu
tive plays midway in the third
quarter of the UCLA game. With
first down in A&M’s 38 Jack broke
through the vaunted Bruin line to
drop Ronnie Knox for no gain,
and on the next play was instru
mental, along with a number of
other Aggies, in putting left end
John Hermann out of the game
during a scramble for Knox’s sti’ay
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“Powell played an outstanding
game against UCLA,” Coach Bry
ant, usually not one quick to praise,
said after the hard-fought defeat.
Don’t be surprised if more peo
ple aren’t heaping praise on hard
hitting Jack Powell before he fin
ishes his football career at Texas
A&M.
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year, according to the Agricultural
Education Department.
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Agricultural Education Depart
ment, these meetings will be on
the subject of farm shop. They
will be held at district meetings of
the vocational agriculture teachers
for one day.
The courses will vary with sub
jects such as organizing a farm
shop instructional program, fitting
and using hand tools, demonstrat
ing skills in the farm shop, and
organizing instructional programs
in welding.
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by the continuing progress in
mechanization and their resulting
demands by farmers and high
sphool students in agriculture.
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