PAGE 4
Tuesday, October 23, 1956
TJie Battalion College Station (Brazo* Countyf, Texan
10S
Six Times, Win 7-6
By BARRY HART
Battalion Sports Editor
The tornado was over at half
time Saturday but the Ag-g - ies
weren’t.
Led by a 150-pound whirlwind
named Watson, A&M staved off a
furious TCU offensive barrage for
44 minutes, finally yielded a-touch
down, then drove 80 yards in the
final period when it seemed all was
lost to win, 7-6.
Before a sellout crowd of 42,000
the Aggies, battling as an A&M
team has never fought, before,
stopped the previously fourth-
ranked Froggies on their 28, 23,
13, 2 and six-inch lines. Only
twice could the nation’s second
best offense burst past the double
stripe and one was called back for
a penalty.
TCU controlled the ball 77 plays
to A&M’s 42 mostly in the Aggie
half of the gridiron, but when the
Purple got close, the Cadets got
tough and that was the story of
the game.
A shirtsleeved crowd entered
Kyle Field in sunny 86 degree
temperature, but before the open
ing quarter was complete 90-mile
HERE IS THE ORIGINAL CLOTHES DRYER KNOWN AND
LOVED BY MILLIONS OF HOUSEWIVES THROUGHOUT
THE NATION
No Clothes
Hanging Problems
-Hxunl£tOrfL.
No
Stolen Clothes
Get all 6 Hamilton dryer features!
1. Carrier-Current Drying 4. Sun-E-Day Lamp!
2. Fabri-Dial Temperature 5. Double Pass Lint Control
3. 130 Minute Timer 6. Fluff Dry Drying Extra
SALES —- RENTALS — SERVICE — LIBERAL TERMS
Call today for free home demonstration
Bryan Sewing Machine & Appliance Co.
Ridgecrest Shopping Center VI 6-6723
winds were blowing torrents of
lain into the emptying stands.
Thousands sought cover below the
seats, but they were all back for
the finish they’ll remember as
much as the historic comeback
against Rice in 1955.
Four times the Aggies lost the
ball on fumbles, the last one by
Roddy Osborne that John Nikkei
fell on for the Frogs on A&M’s
30 midway in the third quarter.
Fullback Buddy Dike plowed for
four up the middle and Jim Swink,
looking like the all-American he
is, swished for 11 and a first on
the 15.
Quarterback Charlie Curtis fir
ed a pass incomplete and little
Virgil Miller got one. Curtis shot
a strike to O’Day Williams who
took it away from Osborne and
John Crow as he fell out of the
end zone for the touchdown. Har
old Pollard’s kick was off to the
right, but no one knew how big
that would be. The clock read 1:20
left in the third period.
Pollard kicked off to Gene Stall
ings who returned to the A&M 32.
Watson and Osborne carried for a
HERE ARE YOUR OLD GOLD
PUZZLES
WIN A
WORLD
TOUR
FOR TWO
Rearrange
the letters
in each
puzzle
to form
the name
of an
American
College or
University
PUZZLE NO. 13
Rg Irani
[N
Errl
pT
CLUE: This Baptist college for women
was chartered and opened in 1833. In
1937 Maude Adams became a professor
in its famed drama department.
ANSWER !
Name
Address-
City
. State.
College
Hold until you have completed all 24 puzzles
PUZZLE NO. 14
CLUE: Woodrow Wilson was the thirteenth
president of this university for men.
Opened in 1747, it was the fourth colo
nial college.
ANSWER
Name
Address.
City
.State.
College
Hold until you have completed all 24 puzzles
YOU’LL GO FOR
OLD GOLDS
Either REGULAR, KING SIZE or
the GREAT NEW FILTERS
Old Golds taste terrific! The
Old Golds give you the best
tobaccos. Nature-
ripened tobaccos . ..
SO RICH,
SO LIGHT,
SO GOLDEN
BRIGHT!
BEST TASTE YET
IN A FILTER CIGARETTE
Copyright 1956, Harry H. Hollistor
PUZZLE NO. 15
CLUE: Named for a British earl, this
college for men was founded by Eleazar
Wheelock in 1769 by royal charter from
George III. A famed winter sports carnival
is held here.
ANSWER i
Name
Address.
City
. State.
College
Hold until you have completed all 24 puzzles
Burdette Throws Spitter
Wally Moon, outfielder and first
baseman for the St. Louis Cardin
als and former Aggie baseball
great told a meeting of the College
Station Lions Club yesterday that
“I know Lew Burdette is pitching
the spit-ball.”
“He is the only man in the ma
jors, however, who can get it over
the plate one out of three times,”
Moon said in answer to a question
about Burdete’s conti'oversial pitch
ing- style which has prompted the
charges that he uses the illegal
pitch.
Speaking at the club’s weekly
luncheon in the Memorial Student
Center, the former Aggie wound
up eight in National League Bat
ting with a .298 avei-age.
See The NEW
UNDERWOOD
ELECTRIC
TYPEWRITER
TODAY!
The most desired electrically
operated machine on the
market makes “mole hills”
out of mountains of typing
work.
FOR SALES — SERVICES—REPAIRS—RENTALS
OF ANY TYPE OF BUSINESS MACHINE . . . SEE—
ROBERT L. DAVIS ’50
DAVIS OFFICE EQUITMENT
North Gate
DOWN GOES CROW—Toppled by an unidentified Frog-
gie in the first half of Saturday’s 7-6 victory over the
previously undefeated Horned Frogs. Crow was A&M’s
leading rusher with 70 yards in nine carries.
first down to the 43 as the quarter
ended and the Corps yelled a little
louder.
The Aggies drew five for off
side and Goehring recovered Jack
Pardee’s fumble for a three-yard
gain. Osborne went back to punt,
fumbled the snap from center and
Norman Hamilton blocked his try.
Vernon Uecker covered on the Ag
gie 23 and the gloom fell thick on
the Cadet fans.
Swink m®ved for five, then Wat
son picked off Curtis’ pass in the
end zone and the skies got a little
brighter.
With beautiful blocking from
Pardee and Watson, Ci'ow rumbled
around right end for 21 yards and
a first on the 41 and the thunder
came from the Corps now, not the
heavens. Osborne kept for two
and then little Watson, almost dup
licating his scoring scamper that
beat the Toads a year ago, slipped
for 37 to the TCU 20.
Crow got two on the dive, then
smashed around right end for 11
to the seven and a first down. Os
borne kept for two, then lost three.
Again it was Watson, magnificent
this day, taking a pitchout from
Osborne and floating a perfect
pass to Crow who took it all alone
in the end zone for the touchdown
as the stands went into hysterics.
Loyd Taylor came in and calmly
stroked the ball over the desper
ate leaps of the Friggies for the
winning point and the sun broke
through.
Safety Lesson
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. — <A>>
Juvenile JudgeDonald F. Black re
voked the license of a 17-year-old
charged with speeding at 60 m.p.h.
in a 25 m.p.h. zone. Then he order
ed the youth to compute the dis
tance an automobile travels in one
second at various speeds from 25
to 60 mph, and also write in long-
hand all rules and regulations in
the West Virginia Manual of High
way Safety.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA RESEARCH CORPORATION
AND OTHER SUBSIDIARIES
. : '• i .* w
Representatives_will be on the campus
OCTOBER 31, 1956
NOVEMBER 1, 1956
to interview
Chemists; Chemical, Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical and Petroleum Engineers.
for career employment
in California and other areas
NEED BACK PUZZLES? RULES?
Send five cents for each puzzle; five
cents for a complete set of rules. Enclose
a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Mail
to Tangle Schools, P. O. Box 9, Grand
Central Annex, New York 17, N. Y.
CASUAL
SHOES
— All Sizes —
M O C S
LOAFERS
LOUS
LI’L ABNER
HQ. f . r NOSf-
PUT ME BACK THE
WAY I WAS.'/
'''Xjll*
By A1 Capp
The Fidelity House
HAS IT . . .
Never Before At This Low Price!
Bell e- Howell
8mm MOVIE OUTFIT
$14195
.««>»***
-p-f 4
r <&
I ....
$11.95 DOWN
$3.00 WEEKLY
Subject to Credit Approval
BELL & HOWELL WILSHIRE 8MM CAMERA—Just sot
the Sun Dial to the proper light condition, sight
through the big Picture Window Viewfinder—and shoot!
Good movies the very first time. Wide-angle f/2.5 Comot
lens gives 56% more picture on the film. Easy drop-in
film loading. lO-foot film run to get oil the action.
BELL & HOWELL MONTEREY 8MM PROJECTOR —BHIliant
pictures on the screen with bright 500-watf lamp. Full
half-hour show with 400-foot film capacity. Fast, sharp
coated lens, built-in die-cast aluminum case.
CAMERA AND PROJECTOR
Regular $119.90 value.
Regular S18.35, 40”x40” RADIANT SCRKEN
Regular $17.33 Smith-Victor Bar Tight with I,ami>6
You Save $14.25 On This
Regular $156.20 Value!
USE OUR CONVENIENT
LAY AWAY PLAN
FOR CHRISTMAS!
The Fidelity House
2014 Texas Ave. Phone TA 2-6155
Bryan, Texas
Located in the Plantation Shopping Center
COME IN, PHONE, OR MAIL COUPON
THE FIDELITY HOUSE
2014 Texas Ave.
Bryan, Tex.
Please send me the Bell * Howell 8nun Movie
Outfit as advertised at 8141.95
I enclote $..
Nam«.. —r,
Addrets. - - .
City
..... do««t poymeat and wifi pay $. .
weekly.
». -Phon*^.
P1ea»e J.nd referencei end where employed wirt»at1 moil order*.