Friday, October 21, 1955
THE BATTALION
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By RONNIE GREATHOUSE
Battalion Sports Editor
Prediction Record
(13 right, 2 wrong, 1 tie)
A bottle-neck at the top of the conference standings,
caused by the three-way tie between A&M, Baylor and SMU,
will be corrected this weekend, while two other teams battle
for survival in the hectic SWC race. Winners this week?
A&M over Baylor
Rice over Texas Miami over TCU
SMU over Kansas Arkansas over Mississippi
Baylor’s ferocious Bears amble into College Station Sat
urday afternoon fresh from their win over Washington’s
powerful Huskies. From all reports, the Bruins are in their
Football
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game. The sophomore halfback’s
bruised knee is improved, but not
enough to stand contact play.
Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant plans
to start Bill Dendy in Crow’s va
cant position. Dendy averaged 9.2
yards per carry against TCU.
Backing up Dendy will be Don
Watson, who darted for two TD’s
last Saturday and was picked as
the “Back of the Week” by the
Dallas Morning News.
Donnie Grant gets the starting
nod over Jim Wright at quarter
back, but both are scheduled to see
lots of action. Jack Pardee and
Lloyd Taylor round out the start
ing backfield.
A&M PUT the finishing touches
on its offense yesterday in a short
practice session. Dennis Goehring
and Dee Powell are waging a close-
battle for the right guard posi
tion. Powell will probably start
this week, while Goehring started
aaginst TCU.
Ping Pong Anyone?
M'SC Table Tennis* committee
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for
an organizational meeting. All
students interested in table ten
nis are invited to come.
CHS Opens District Chase
Against Katy Tonight at 8
A&M Consolidated’s Tigers, with
a 1-4-1 season record, open their
District 25-A schedule in Katy to
night at 8 p.m.
The Tigers broke a three-game
losing streak last Friday, holding
the Cypress-Fairbanks Bobcats to
a 6-6 tie.
Workhorse of the Tigers has
been sophomore fullback Bill Kav-
anaugh, heaviest man on the start
ing lineup at 165 pounds, who leads
in rushing with 301 yards in 96
carries. Behind him are Bobby
PROBABLE STARTERS
Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
AGGIES
BAYLOR
season. A&M has had four on
No. Player
Weight
Pos.
No. Player
Weight
its injury list this week, and
89 Stallings
179
LE
82 DeGrazier
195
at least three of them are def
78 Krueger
213
LT
55 Glass
215
initely out of the picture this
70 Stanley
193
LG
62 Rutherford
205
Saturday.
50 Hale
188
C
52 Taylor
212
Among them is John Crow, the
62 Goehring
186
RG
60 Miller
200
Aggie’s leading ground gainer, who
77 Powell
220
RT
73 Parsley
210
is nursing a briused knee.
82 Keith
180
RE
85 Gremminger
185
Baylor is ready—but so are the
15 Grant
160
QB
12 Jones
175
Ags. A&M should outplay and
26 Dendy
163
LH
27 Shofner
188
outscore the Bears by 6 points.
45 Taylor
163
RH
30 Holley
185
BOTH RICE and Texas find
32 Pardee
202
FB
37 Saage
190
themselves in an unusual situation
this weekend; both are fighting to
stay in the title chase. Rice, a
strong pre-season choice for the
SWC crown, and Texas have both
suffered defeats at the hands of
league foes. Texas will be up, but
Rice has too many guns. Rice by
5 points.
SMU surprised many people last
week, including this observer, and
should push Kansas around almost
at will. In an early season game
Kansas lost to powerful TCU by
a 47-14 score. Fast - improving
SMU by 13.
MIGHTY MIAMI, upset by Geor
gia Tech and stunned by Notre
Dame, is primed for the Horned
Frogs, TCU showed last week that
it could be stopped, but the Frogs
should be on the rebound tomoi--
row. Miami will slip by TCU by
6 points, however.
In another non-conference clash,
at Fayetteville, the vastly im
proved Porkers take on the Missis
sippi Rebs, whom they edged last
year 6-0. Arkansas by 7 points
in this one.
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October 31 is the last date on which or
ders for Senior Rings may be placed for
delivery before Christmas holidays. Un
dergraduate students who have 95 hours
and who are in good standing may pur
chase the A. and M. ring. All rings must
be paid for in full when placing the order.
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8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Tuesday through
Saturday.
H. L.. Heaton,
Registrar 30td
All student club officers are reminded
that their club must be registered with
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floor Goodwin Hall by November 1, 1955.
Registration is necessary for all student
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Any student who normally expects to
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by the end of the current semester should
call by the Registrar’s office NOW and
make formal application for a degree.
November 1st is the deadline for filing
an application for a degree to be con
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undergraduate students.
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Witcher with 107 yards on 34 tries
and Alton Arnold, who leads in
scoring with 13 points and in the
yards-per-try department with a
4.3 yard average on his 21 carries
for 90 yards.
Quarterback Ed Feldman is sec
ond in scoring with 12 points and
has 28 pass completions in 78 at
tempts for a 35.9 percentage.
Starters for Consolidated tonight
include left end Norm Floeck, left
tackle Dick Hickman, left guard
Garland Andrews, center Stead
man Davis, right guard Jack Mc-
Neely, right tackle Ed Linton and
right end Manuel Garcia in the
forward wall.
Freshmen quarterback Feldman
directs the Tiger’s T-formation
with Wayne Thompson and Arnold
at the halfback positions and Kav-
anaugh at fullback.
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