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TKp Battalion .... College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday, October 18, 1956 PAGE 5
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By BARRY HART
Battalion Sports Editor
Jack Pardee, A&M’s bruising
fullback, will play against TCU
Saturday.
“I think Pardee will be ready,”
said Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant.
“According to the trainer he’ll
be all right. No rough stuff for
Jack this week, though, he’ll
just work on plays with no con
tact.”
Pardee, who was injured early
in the Houston game and was in
bandages this week, was one of
Bryant’s biggest worries preced
ing Saturday’s invasion of the na
tion’s fourth - ranked team, the
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Horned Frogs. Bryant’s problems
are now cut down to finding some
one to play end and getting his
team working together.
“We flubbed both our defen
sive and offensive signals like
fifth graders,” glared Bryant
after Wednesday’s workout. “I
don’t know what they’re think
ing about.”
After failing to score in the final
33 seconds from the one against
Houston, the Aggies worked hard
on an offensive goal-line scrim
mage against the freshmen.
“We moved the ball over the
goal line pretty well,” said the
head coach.
W’ith Right end Bobby Drake
Keith out for the season with a
fractured jaw, Philadelphia’s John
Tracey moves into the right wing
position. Don Smith stands behind
Tracey, but both are sophomores.
On the left, Bobby Marks holds
down the starting post with Bebes
Stallings next. Third-teamer Lloyd
Wasserman broke his hand Tues
day and probably will be out for
the remainder of the season.
TCU ARRIVES FRIDAY in time
to work out on Kyle Field for the
52nd meeting of the two rivals.
The Aggies put a 19-16 defeat on
the Frogs in Fort Worth last year,
the only loss suffered by Abe
Martin’s perfect Purple in regular
season play. The series began back
in 1897 with the Aggies winning
27, the Toads 19 and five games
tied since.
Swiped Pass
Get Sqd. 13 Tie
An intercepted pass and a
last minute, desperation run
led to two touchdowns and a
story book 6-6 tie between
Sqdn. 18 and B Armor.
Ben Hamilton intercepted a pass
just before the half and returned
it for the only Armor T.D, With
three plays left in the game Maur
ice Pettibone scored for the Air
Force. The Air Force was the
eventual winner with three 20 yard
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Injuries in the A&M Consoli
dated Kitten camp take some of the
edge off tonight’s 7 p. m. tussle
with Huntsville’s Hornets. The
Hornet eleven has already handed
the Kittens a 20-0 humiliation in
their initial District game.
Starting Fullback Condy Pugh,
sidelined with a head injury will
be replaced by Ronnie Rea. Re
gular . Center Charles Roeber’s
broken rib hands that position to
Darryl Bailey. Halfback Cyril
Burke is a doubtful starter due
to a recent illness.
Huntsville, who leads the Dist
rict with a 3-0 record, is a solid
favorite to repeat the motions of
their earlier triumph.
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A&M’S JOHN TRACEY—has moved into the starting right
end position replacing Bobby Drake Keith who is out for
the year with a broken jaw received in the Cougar game.
penetrations.
Andy Laurence scooted for 20
yards and Dave Johnson blasted for
two yards, for two quick touch
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Armor by a score of 12 to 0.
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Sqdn. 2 defeated White Band
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Bob Beal and Ben Williams, with
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