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THE BATTALION
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BOBBY DRAKE KEITH—Was named the Lineman of the
Week by the Dallas News for his outstanding performance
against Alibi U. last Saturday night. Keith caught two
TD passes, and blocked a punt that led to another, in the
21-3 triumph over the Cougars.
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Varsity Sharpens Attack for Nebraska;
Fish Battle TCU Wogs Tonight at 7:30
— By RONNIE GREATHOUSE
Battalion Sports Editor
A&M’s Varsity sharpened
its offensive weapons yester
day afternoon in a short, but
boisterous, scrimmage while
the Aggie Fish took things
easy.
The Fish open their five ganie
schedule tonight at 7:30 p.m. on
Kyle Field against the tough
TCU Wogs. Admission is free to
student activity card holders.
With ailing quarterback Bobby
Conrad determined to play Satur
day against Nebraska’s fired-up
Cornhuskers, the Aggies will be
almost at full strength again.
Conrad Recovering
“Conrad’s still favoring his leg,
or so it looks to me,” said Coach
Paul Bryant,” but he says he’s
gonna’ play Satui'day. We’ll see.”
When Coach Bryant asked Con
rad why he was favoring his leg,
injured in practice before the LSU
game, Bobby replied, “Aw, it’s
just a habit I have. I could feel
something once or twice the other
day, but it’s alright now.”
Still on the injured list are
tackle Henry Clark, a starter
against UCLA, and ends Roger
Hobson and Dean Meeks. Fullback
Cliff Hamby, who had seven
stitches taken in his face after be
ing cleated in the University of
Houston game, will definitely be
able to play against Nebraska.
A&M’s well-conditioned squad
has had no serious injuries in any
of its game so. far this season. In
fact, none of the trainers have had
to make a trip onto the playing
field to see about a player. All
this has given “Smokey” Harper,
A&M’s renowned trainer, some
thing to worry about.
“Looks like I’m gonna’ be out
of a job ’fore the season’s over,”
drawled Harper.
Donnie Grant and Conrad alter
nated at the man-under positions
on the No. 1 and 2 varsity units
yesterday, while Jimmy Wright
and Don Watson took charge of
the third team.
Teaming with Grant and Conrad
on the first team were halfbacks
John Crow and Loyd Taylor, and
fullback Jack Pardee. George Gil-
lar alternated with Pardee at full
back.
First Team Line
Ends Gene Stallings and Bobby
Drake Keith, tackles Jack Powell
and Charles Krueger, guards Dee
Powell and Jim Stanley and center
Lloyd Hale made up the first
team’s line.
Keith was named Lineman of the
Week by the Dallas Morning News
for his spectacular play against
Houston last weekend. He caught
two touchdown passes and set up
another by blocking a punt.
“He did everything except take
up tickets,” remarked Coach Bry-
Fish Football Roster
NO. PLAYER
POS.
HT.
WT.
Hometown
13
Luther Hall
QB
6-y 2
185
Dallas (Sunset)
14
Jackie Hathorn
QB
5-10
175
Port Neches
15
Hal Sandefur
QB
6-0
178
Paducah
19
John Carbone
QB
5-11
172
Fairmont, W. Va.
21
Ronnie Melling
RH
5-10%
172
Marianna, Fla.
22
Jack Powell
RH
5-11
165
Paducah
27
Joe Pascuzzi
RH
5-9
185
Avella, Pa.
28
Gene Jones
RH
5-10%
162
Cotulla
30
John Martin
FB
5-10
175
Trinity
38
Barney Smith
FB
5-10
185
Ft. Worth (No. Side)
39
Richard Rickman
FB
6-0
175
Brady
40
Paul Delfeld
LH
5-8
170
Dallas (No. Dallas)
42
Ronnie Haines
FB
5-10%
183
Long Beach, Calif.
44
John Polk
LH
5-8%
170
McAllen
47
Larry Minaldi
LH
5-6
145
Nederland
52
Kenneth Beck
C
6-2
230
Minden, La.
54
Richard Goff
C
6-0
195
Houston (Lamar)
55
Stanley Roper
C
5-11
190
Austin (Austin)
60
Don Browning
LCx
5-10
192
Baytown
61
Carl Luna
LGr
6-0
195
Garland
62
Allen Goehring
LG
5-11
190
San Marcos
63
Brewer Newton
LG
6-2
200
Memphis, Tenn.
64
David Smith
LG
6-%
181
New Orleans (Easton)
66
Tommy Howard
LG
6-0
206
Galveston (Ball)
67
A. A. Crews
LG
5-10%
190
Nederland
68
Dickie Milam
RG
5-11
195
Big Spring
69
Lawrence Hill
RG
6-2
205
Eagle Pass
71
Harold Price
LT
6-1%
193
Comanche
72
Jerry Cramer
LT
6-0
205
Breckenridge
73
Ray Doucet
LT
6-1
187
Nederland
74
Leo Wotipka
LT
6-1% •
197
Baytown
75
J. E. Driskell
RT
6-3
195
Lufkin
78
Clarence Hays
RT
6-1%
194
Ft. Worth (No. Side)
79
Dick Steadman
RT
6-2%
198
Fairborn, Ohio
80
Don Usry
LE
6-3%
200
Cleburne
81
George Faust
LE
6-0
202
New Orleans (Easton)
82
Terry Boozer
LE
6-2
184
Alexandria, La.
83
Don Smith
RE
6-1%
195
Phillips
84
John Tracey
RE
6-3
216
Philadelphia N.E.
85
David Williams
RE
6-1%
185
Houston (Lamar)
89
Lloyd Anderson
LE
6-1
180
Uniohtown, Pa.
’Mural Freestyle
Records Neared
By JOE DAN BOYD
Intramural Sports Writer
The long strokes of Leggett
Hall’s Michael Kuich carried him
within 2.4 seconds of the Upper
classmen 300 ft. freestyle Intra
mural swimming record last night.
Kuich’s feat qualified him for
participation in final competition
Wednesday, October 19.
Other Upperclassmen finalists
are: Watt, B-AAA; 1:09.6; Huntly,
D-FA, 1:11.1; Hickman, Sq. 22,
1:11.2; Coyle, Sq. 7, 1:11.5; Goet-
zke, A-Ord, 1:12.3; Shearer, A-Inf,
1:18.3; Cooper, Mitchell, 1:21.1;
Chandler, A-AAA, 1:22.4; and
Hampton, Sq. 13, 1:24.6.
Freshmen who qualified for the
finals were: Zeigler, B-FA, 1:06.2;
Holmes, A-Inf, 1:07.7; Chandler,
C-Arm, 1:08.0; Robertson, B Eng,
1:08.3; Strauss, Sq. 10, 1:10.1; Da
vid, B-Arm, 1:10.9; Meyer, Sq. 20,
1:12.3; Stephens, B-Eng, 1:12.5;
Truly, C-Inf, 1:15.2; King, Sq. 13,
1:17.1.
Preliminaries in the 100-feet
Backstroke and 200-feet Breast
stroke are scheduled for Tuesday,
Oct. 11 at 7:30 in P. L. Downs Nat-
atorium. The 300-feet Medley Re
lay preliminaries will be held Wed
nesday Oct. 12.
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ant, emphasizing Keith’s great per
formance.
The Aggie freshmen run up
against a big, fast line when they
tackle the Texas Christian Poly-
wogs tonight. TCU’s line weighs
in at a 215-pounds average per
man. The Fish’s probable starting
line averages 198-pounds per play
er.
Fish Starters
Probable starters for the Aggie
Fish tonight include Don Usry and
John Tracey at ends; Leo Wotipka
and J. E. Driskell, tackles; Carl
Luna and A. A. Crews, guards and
Richard Goff at center.
In the backfield for the Fish,
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