The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 24, 1956, Image 3

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    Ags Ranked Seventh;
Saturday
Rattle
By BARKY HART
Battalion Sports Editor
A&M bounced back into the na
tion’s top 10 this week after Sat
urday’s 7-6 victory over previously
unbeaten TCU.
The Ag-gies, who jumped to sev
enth, knocked the Honied Frogs
from fourth to a tie for tenth with
Mississippi while idle Baylor mov
ed up two notches to eighth, once
again placing three Southwest Con-
THRU SATURDAY
“The Killing”
Burt Lancaster
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A L S O —
ing City”
ference teams in the nation’s elite.
Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant’s
hungry Cadets storm into Waco
Saturday night to test Baylor’s un
defeated Bears in a contest that
will draw a record crowd in Waco.
At least 40,000 are already guar
anteed for the 8 p.m. encounter at
Baylor Stadium with a possibility
of 45,000. The stadium holds
50,000 and the previous high is
37,000.
“I can assure you that we’ll
be ready Saturday,” Bear
Coach Sam Boyd told the Waco
Quarterbacks.
You can bet this wasn’t idle chat
ter, for the Golden Bears have
waited since 1924 for a SWC
championship and this is the year
they could get it. Not since 1951,
when they went to the Orange
Bowl, has there been so much size,
strength and experience in Waco.
The loss of Quarterback Doyle
Richard Cunte
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College Station and Bryan
Traylor, the league’s hard luck
player of the century, who broke
his leg for the second time in his
collegiate career last week, will
probably not hamper the Bears’
fine passing game. Hearne’s Bobby
Jones, starting man-under in 1955,
ably fills Traylor’s vacant post
“Baylor has more football
players than TCU,” said Ag
gie Assistant Coach Pat James
after watching the Bears this
year. “When a team has a
right guard lineup of Bill
Glass, Clyde Letbetter and
Charles Horton, you can get
an idea from that how many
good boys they have.”
Baylor has downed California,
Texas Tech, Maryland and Arkan
sas so far in 1956, giving up only
13 points while scoring 62 them
selves.
“Any team that holds Maryland
scoreles,” stated James, “has a
fine defensive club.”
Jack Pardee, A&M’s all-confer
ence fullback contender, will be a
doubtful starter this Saturday.
Pardee reinjured a shoulder in the
rugged Frog game and hasn’t suit
ed up yet this week.
Michigan State
Fop in Nation
After Irish Win
Oklahoma’s Sooners, on the
wave of a record 34-game win
ning streak, had a new incen
tive for their game Saturday
with Notre Dame—they want
to win back their position as the
country’s No. 1 college football
team.
Apparently only a decisive vic
tory over the battered Fighting!
Irish, beaten in four of their five
starts, can do it.
1. Michigan State 96 4-0 1,459
2. Oklahoma 44 4-0 1,356
3. Georgia Tech 9 4-0 1,182
4. Tennessee 4 4-0 861
5. Michigan 3-1 717
6. Southern Calif. 2 4-0 646
7. Texas A&M 1 4-0-1 461
8. Baylor 4-0 293
9. Ohio State 3-1 210
10. (tie) Mississippi 4-1 183
and Texas Christian 3-1 183
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Wednesday, October 24, 1956 PAGE 3
Garcia Leads A Composite
Over Sqd. 10 in ’Murals
Manuel Garcia scored two touch- I
downs and set up another to lead
A Composite to a 21 to 0 win in
the freshman football scene. Gar
cia from his end position caught
two passes for touchdowns and
another 40 yard pass to set up the
only other score of the Composite
group. Sqdn. 10 was the victim
of this personal onslaught.
Sqdn. 8 blanked A QMC by a
score of 27-0 with W. W. Plentl
and Ernie Smith each figuring on
two of the scoring thrusts. Plentl
passed to L. A. Wright for the
first TD, then to Smith for anoth
er. G. C. Anderson then connected
with Smith for the third score.
A single point separated Sqdn.
9 and A Cml in a 7-6 battle with
Sqdn. 9 the winner in this one.
Dave Watson scored on the big
gest play of this game as he in
tercepted a Sqdn. 9 pitchout and
went 35 yards for the Chemical
TD.
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