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Pag^e 4
THE BATTALION
Thursday, October 13, 1955
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THE TIGERS 1 hese eleven boys handle most of the playing chores for A&M Consol-
idated (left to right) Manuel Garcia, Ed Linton, David McNeely, Steadman Davis,
Garland Andrews, John Beaty and Dick Hickman make up the line. Backfield mem
bers are Edgar Feldman, quarterback, Wayne Thompson, Bill Kavanaugh and Alton Ar
nold.
[Jndefeated, Untied Kittens
To Meet Huntsville Tonight
By MAURICE OLIAN
CHS Sports Correspondent
The undefeated and untied
A&M Consolidated Kittens
meet Huntsville tonight at
7:30 p.m. in Huntsville in
what may be the deciding
game, of the junior high district
championship.
Consolidated’s Kittens rolled over
Huntsville earlier this year on Tig
er field, 13-6, and will be out to
duplicate the trick tonight against
one of the district’s strongest
team.
In three games the Kittens have
only been scored on once when
Huntsville managed to turn the
trick. The Kittens romped over
Navasota last week, 33-0, and beat
Hearne in a non-district go earlier
in the' seaosn, 26-0-.
Of the four teams in Consoli
dated’s district, only Huntsville
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N. M. McGinnis, Sec’y.
poses a definite title threat to the
Kittens.
The starting offensive lineup
for the Kittens tonight includes
left end Virdon Smith, left tackle
Morris Stone, left guard Ken Ca
sey, center Brenner Sayers, right
guard Joel Mills, right tackle Ho
ward Mitchell and right end Ben
Jackson in the line.
Buddy Holick calls the signals
for the Kittens from his quarter
back post. Tommy Bramble and
Dee Smith will man the halfback
positions and Jimmy Wright starts
at fullback.
On defense the Kitten lineup
shows three changes. Harold Al
ford goes in for Casey, Fred
Wright takes over Sayer’s posi
tion and Condy Pugh moves into
Holick’s place.
Consolidated high school takes
on Cypress-Fairbanks tomorrow
night on Tiger Field in the last
non-district bout for the Tigers.
Game time is 8 p.m.
The Tigers will be out to snap a
three game losing streak suffered
at the hands of non-district foes.
Tomorrow night’s game will pit
two teams of almost equal strength
against other.
The Cypress-Fairbanks Bobcats
have a 1-3-1 won-lost record for
the season, while A&M Consoli
dated boasts one 'win against four
losses.
Three of the Tiger’s top players,
Larry Leighton, Alton Arnold and
Bobby Witcher, may miss the Bob
cat fracas because of injuries or
illness.
Fish Football
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gainer with 50 yards on three
thrusts, one a 24-yard sprint to
paydirt in the third quarter. Pas-
cuzzi took a Hall pass for the first
touchdown and kicked three of four
extra points.
Pascuzzi will start tonight at
halfback along wdth Paul Delfeld,
stocky speedster from North High
in Dallas, who hit the double stripe
from 33 yards out for the Aggie
second scoi’e and ended the evening
with 44 yards on four carries.
Aggressive play in the Fish for
ward wall contributed heavily to
the Fish victory. Tackle Clarence
Hays, from Ft. Worth’s North
Side High, recovered the TCU fum
ble that led to the first Aggie
score in the second period and
Baytown’s Leo Wotipka, Hays run
ning mate, set up the second touch
down with a recovery early in the
third quarter.
Center Dick Goff, guards Tommy
Howard and Carl Luna, tackle Har
old Price and ends Don Usry and
John Tracey were standouts in the
Fish line. Tracey, 6-3 and 216
pounds, comes from Philadelphia,
Pa., where basketball coach Ken
Loeffler knew of his ability and
recommended him to Bryant.
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