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T r PAGE 4 Friday, November 9, 1956 The Battalion College Station (Ifrazo* Cnuntvh lex<M* ' 3nies in Battle of I ; ibei ten Condy Pugh Leads Kittens Past Eagles in Final, 18-13 A ,latc Eagle rally brought Hearne within five points of A&M Consolidated gridders in an 18-13 win for the alert Kittens. The win was the outcome of an 18-0 half time lead for Consolidated’s hop- ped-up eleven. Condy Pugh started scoring for the Consolidated team with a 22- yard run around left end. In the second quarter Russell Welch fired a pass to Bobby Adams for a 29 yard scoring sprint and in the third period'Johnny Williams went five yards off right tackle for the final marker. Fine defensive playing for the Kittens was turned in by Bob White, Charles Roeber, and Howard Mayhew. 65,000 Crowd Expected Tomorrow in Cotton Bowl Renewed Tigers Host Caldwell Here Tonite ENGINEERS Colorado Interstate Gas Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado, has unusual opportunities for graduates in Petroleum, Chemical, Electrical, Industrial, and Geo logical Engineering. One-year training program with experience in all phases of natural gas transmission and production. Excellent employee benefits and relocation expenses paid. Interviewing date, Mon day, November 12, 1956. BY BARRY HART Battalion Sports Editor With the National Collegiate Athletic Association taking up A&M’s probation next Tuesday, the Aggies are thinking of first mat ters first—that is Saturday’s grid game with SMU in Dallas. A predicted crowd of 65,000 fans will almost - fill the Cotton Bowl to watch the battle of undefeated Southwest Conference teams. A&M holds victories over TCU, Baylor and Arkansas, while the Mustangs have slipped past Rice and Texas, both by a point. SMU puts its hopes on a pair of fine backs—Quarterback Charley Arnold and Halfback Charlie Jack- son. Arnold has passed for eight touchdowns already this season while Jackson is the break-away type of runner who might score on any play. The Aggies will counter with a pair of potential all-Americans— Fullback Jack Pardee and Half back John Crow. Crow tops the SWC in scoring with 42 points on seven touchdowns and has been named “Back of the Week” twice. Pardee is fifth in the league in rushing with 393 yards and has already established himself as the nation’s finest linebacker. A&M’s Roddy Osborne, the con- NEW! REMINGTON The only Portable with Miracle Tab end Super-Strength frame construc tion. Has 33 other outstanding fea tures. Free! Touch Method Instruction Book. Carrying Case. Budget Terms. 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