The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 4 Thursday, October 4, 1956
A&M’s STARTING FISH BACKFIELD—(left to right) right half back Henry Colwell,
fullback Bob Yeates and left half back Gordon LeBeouf with quarterback Charles Mil-
stead kneeling. The 1956 version of the Fish open tonight against UH’s greatest
first-year team on Kyle Field at 7:30 p.m.
Fish Meet UH’s Finest
Here Tonight at 7:30
By JOE BOYD
Assistant Sports Editor
A&M’s Fish gridders open the
1956 season tonight at 7:30 against
the best team ever fielded by the
University of Houston’s Kittens.
A “battle of giants” is forecast
with several all - staters dotting
the list of both teams.
The Aggie Fish pit their highly-
touted backfield against a pondei'-
dus Kitten line, with high school
all-American Charles M i 1 s t e a d
spearheading the action. All-state
Larry Ward is expected to turn in
a creditable performance at right
end.
Gordon LeBeouf, flashy all-
State halfback, pits hard hitting
speed and 190 pounds of power
against such Kitten Linemen as
202-pound tackle Charles McKen
zie. McKenzie is an all-State
choice from Grand Prairie. Joe
Glass, another all-stater from Bay-
town, highlights the Kitten guard
position.
Abundance of high school stars
isn’t the only similarity between
the two freshmen teams. Neither
team can claim a definite weight
advantage. Overall average for
the Kittens is 198 pounds while
.the Fish round off at 195. Hous
ton. posts a 178 pound backfield
and A&M’s speedster’s average 181.
Bill Darwin, starting center for
the Fish, lettered only one year
in high school, but promises great
things. The 215-pounder towers
6-4.
Starting Lineups
F K
195 Caruthers...-LE Nettles 180
210 Rochelle LT.. .McKenzie 202
210 Taylor LG Glass 190
215 Darwin C Boykin 194
190 Payne RG Long 190
200 Oliver ..RT Colvin 212
200 Ward RE....Cleveland 215
185 Milstead QB Stephens 160
190 LeBeouf LHB Bice 175
170 Colewell RHB King 170
180 Y'eates.... FB;, ...Slonac 205
Kittens Face
Colts Tonite
A&M Consolidated’s Kittens un
fold a 1-1 district record tonight at
7:30 on Tiger Field hosting Mad-
isonville’s Colts at 7:30. The
“virus” has sidelined some Kitten
regulars forcing changes in the
starting roster.
The Kittens are needing a win to
shove their district series on the
debit side. Fullback Condy Pugh
will spearhead the Kitten’s rushing
attack.
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