The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 13, 1956, Image 16

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    The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 4 Thursday, September 13, 1956
Goehring, Hale, Stanley
Bolster Strong Middle
Besides fullback the middle of
A&M’s aggressive line is the least
of Coach Paul Bryant’s worries.
With three lettermen guards and
the starting center back for 1956
it’ll be rough for Aggie opponents
in the teeth of that forward wall.
Returning to right guard is San
Marcos’ Dennfs Goehring, a un
animous all - conference choice in
1955 and already picked by SPORT
magazine as second - team all-
American for this season. Goehring,
although light at 186, is probably
the hardest fighter in the con
ference and loves contact.
“Dennis was our best lineman
last year,” smiles Coach Bryant.
“He likes to hit people and
really has made a football play
er out of himself in the last
two years, but we’ve got to
have some help for him—he
can’t play all the time.”
Battling for Goehring’s runner-
up spot are two sophs, Jim Lang
ston, a holdout from Texas City
who played Fish ball in ’54, and
last year’s all-first year choice,
Tommy Howard from the neighbor
ing city of Galveston.
Langston is a stocky, 5-8, 185,
blockbuster while Bryant considers
Howard “. . . a good prospect, quick
and strong.”
Center is solidly held by Lloyd
Hale and Dee Powell. Hale, co
captain and regular in 1955 will
probably share the playing time
with the fiery Powell, who has let-
DEE POWELL—Aggressive tackle-guard-center for A&M
will share the center playing time with Lloyd Hale in 1956.
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
DR. E. LUEDEMANN
DR. G. A. SMITH
Optometrists
BRYAN OPTICAL CLINIC
105 N. Main Bryan, Texas
(Next to Lewis Shoe Store)
tered in 1954 at tackle and last
season at guard.
“Center is our best position in
the line,” affirms Bryant. “Hale
is a fine football player. He was
one of those September surprises
in 1955. He’s awfully quick on
offense and a smart ball player.
Powell is certainly not a second-
stringer. We know he’s one of
our best players. Both are better
offensively than defensively.
They’ll both get with you.”
Dick Goff is currently the third-
string ball snapper. Goff started
for last season’s Fish team and may
play some this year.
Down the line are letterman John
Gilbert and Allen Goehring, Dennis’
younger brother, of whom Bryant
says: “Allen is further along now
that Dennis was at the same period
in his development.”
On the other side, Jim Stanley
and Murry Trimble, both junior
lettermen, hold down the left guard
spot.
Stanley, often described as the
meanest man on the squad, came
to A&M from Lynch, Ky., while
the one-armed Trimble is also one
of the “foreign” group, from
Hanceville, Ala.
“Stanley can be a lot better
if he wants to,” said Coach
Bryant, “And I’ll be disappointed
if he doesn’t. As to Trimble, he
played very well in 1955 and
made sc^ x big plays.”
Behind 'Stanley and Trimble are
a pair of sophomore, Harold Price
and Carl Luna.
DENNIS (The Menace) GOEHRING—Coach Bryant’s all-
SWC right guard will be clawing away at Aggie opposition
again this year and should be right in the bidding for all-
American honors.
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DATE" TICKETS
ON SALE-NOW
At The Athletic Department's
Ticket Booths.
Reduced price “Date” tickets at $2.50 each for all home games are now
on sale at the ticket booths just outside the Athletic Department Business
Office. These .tickets must be purchased for all home games prior to 5 p.m.
on September 21, 1956; otherwise, your “Date” tickets will cost the regular
price of $3.50 each if not purchased before .the deadline. “Date” tickets
for games away from home will be sold for a period of one week ending at
5 p.m. on Wednesday preceding the game at the regular reserve seat price.
Athletic Department office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday and from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. Ticket booths will remain
open during noon hour from Monday through Friday.
After the September 21 deadline for reduced price “Date” tickets you
may purchase the regular price ticket during the week ending on Thursday
preceding the game.
Only Athletic Activity Card holders will be permitted to purchase “Date”
tickets in the A. & M. student section. This applies to games at home
and away.
Remember: Deadline for Purchasing Reduced
Price “DATE TICKETS” Is September 21.
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
CO - CAPTAIN LLOYD
HALE — Aggies’ battling
center moves into his third
and final season under
Coach Bryant. One of the
10 originals, Hale has come
a long way in two short
years.
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SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS are also sold by
the following.stores in this area:
PARKER ASTIN HARWARE — TAYLOR VARIETY
COX LUMBER — HOUSTON COMPANY
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WE PRESENT 2 GREAT NAMES IN TIRE-ENGINEERING
KELLY & B.F. GOODRICH
TIRES & TUBES
VISIT OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR USED TIRES AND RECAPPED TIRES OR
HAVE YOUR OLD TIRES RECAPPED OR REPAIRED.
Better Let Us Check That Battery — It May Be Too Weak To Last the Hard Pull of Fall
and Winner — We Have A Complete Line of New Batteries.
BRAZOS TIRE SERVICE
2707 TEXAS AVENUE
TA 3-3078