Friday, November 4, 1955
THE BATTALION
Page 3
Tigers, Loop-Leading Sealy
To Collide at Sealy Tonight
By MAURICE OLIAN
CHS Sports Correspondent
A&M Consolidated’s Tigers, hav
ing their worst season in five
years, journey to Sealy to do bat
tle with league-leading Sealy to
night at 8 p.m.
Coach Horace Shaffer’s young
Tigers will be the definite under
dog against the powerful Sealy
crew, defending district 25-A
champions and currently leading
the league with two wins and no
losses. Sealy’s season record
stands at six victories and two
losses. A pair of AA clubs down-
tonight with his younger brother
18-14 win and Hallettsville beat
them, 21-20.
Consolidated shows only a 1-6-1
record on the season and have yet
to win a district contest with two
losses on the ledger, but played
their best game last Friday against
the Waller Bulldogs. Although
outscored, 12-14, the Tigers put on
their best offensive display, run
ning for 200 yards and passing for
68 more.
“It was the best team play we’ve
had this year, said Coach Shaffer
after the Tigers’ fine effort.
S
PORT
H O R T
s
By RONNIE GREATHOUSE
Battalion Sports Editor
Horn Blowing Dept.
(17 right, 6 wrong, 2 ties)
After picking the conference winners with the accuracy
of a sawed-off shot gun at 2,000 yards for the past two weeks,
we cautiously choose the following victors Saturday:
A&M over SMU Texas over Baylor
Arkansas over Rice TCU over TCU
With the Mustangs fielding their finest set of running
backs since the two-time champions of 1947-48, and with the
largest line in the conference clearing their path, no coach
could rest easily knowing he has to match them on Saturday.
Although SMU has been beaten three times, by Notre
Dame, Georgia Tech and Tex--v
as, it has possibly more poten
tial greatness than any team
in the league. Trouble is, the
Ponies haven’t shown it. The
Aggies have worked hard this week
in an effort to erase the memory
of last Saturday’s 7-7 tie. Desire
will carry the Aggies to a 6 point
win.
Arkansas showed last weekend
that it has just about solved Coach
Jack Mitchell’s perplexing “pidg-
lon-toed-T.” Rice, according to the
‘experts,” always jells in Nov., but
jelled or not, the Owls should lose
this one to the battling Razorbacks
by 7 points.
In an age-old squabble that
dates back to 1901, Texas and Bay
lor clash in Austin. The Long
horns, after being counted out of
the title picture, have improved
every week. Texas by 8.
This next prediction is based on
logic. Since the TCU Horned Frogs
don’t play anyone, we’ll pick them
to win, and have at least one cor
rect answer to show Sunday morn
ing.
Switched from right guard to the
backfield for the first time in his
football career. Jack McNeely turn
ed in the finest running show this
year by a Tiger back from the full
back position, gaining 95 yards in
19 trips for a five-yard average.
Jack will start at fullback again
tonight with his younger brother
David moving into the right guard
spot.
Spai’ked by the terrific play of
senior quarterback Travis Abel,
Sealy crushed Tomball last week,
53-27.
Starting for the Tigers in the
line offensively finds Norman
Floeck at left end, Dick Hickman
at left tackle, Garland Andrews at
left guard, Steadman Davis at cen
ter, David McNeely at right guard,
Ed Linton at right tackle, and
Manuel Garcia at right end.
Edgar Feldman will the the man
under with either Wayne Thomp
son or Bo Linton at left halfback,
Bill Kavanaugh, the Tigers’ lead
ing rusher who has been switched
from fullback, at right halfback
and Jack McNeely at fullback.
On defense Don Vaughn replaces
Floeck, Bobby Johnson goes in for
Davis, with John Beaty in for
David McNeely and either Bobby
Witcher or Alton Arnold replacing
Ed Linton in the secondary.
BOBBY DRAKE KEITH starts at right end for the Aggies
tomorrow. Keith is second in pass receiving on the Cadet
squad with four catches for 50 yards and two TD’s, and is
outstanding on defense.
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