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MSC Record
John E. Redden, senior Vet
erinary student from Com
fort, broke the old MSC bowl
ing - alley record of 278 with a
new high of 280 last night.
The old record was held by Don
Luce of Bryan Air Force Base.
Redden made his high score by a
series of a strike, a spare and 10
straight strikes to total the 280
pins. His lifetime average is 179.
For the past three years Redden
has been an active member of the
MSC Bowling Committee and is
presently chairman of the organi
zation. He came to A&M from
Texas Tech where he was a mem
ber of Phi Eta Sigma as a fresh
man.
Left Halfback Jarrin’ John Crow
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Goehring Make
Texas All-SWC
Three Aggie footballers
made the'“Daily Texan’s” all-
SWC team with six Cadets on
the Longhorn second team.
John Crow, Dennis Goehr
ing and Lloyd Hale were unani
mous choices for the all-confer
ence honor team with Gene Stall
ings, Charley Krueger, Dee Powell,
Murry Trimble, Roddy Osborne
and Jack Pardee on the second
squad.
Tommy Gentry (SMU) and Bob
Bryant (Texas) at ends, tackles
Norman Hamilton, (TCU) and
Billy Ray Smith (Arkansas), Bay
lor’s Bill Glass at guard, TCU’s
Chuck Curtis and Jim Swink along
with the Porker’s Gerald Nesbitt
make up the Texas first-string.
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Left Guard Dee Powell
Aggies Drop to 5th in AP
The Associated Press
Oklahoma’s slick Sooners have
moved within sight of their second
straight national football champ
ionship after receiving another
vote of confidence from writers
and broadcasters.
With the final balloting only a
week away, Oklahoma held a 95-
point bulge over runner-up Ten
nessee in the latest tabulations.
Georgia Tech, which swept past
fast-moving and highly-rated Flor
ida 28-0, moved up from fifth to
fourth in a switch with unbeaten,
once-tied Texas A&M. Tech
amassed 1,028 points to 902 for
the Aggies, who were idle last
week end.
Right Halfback Loyd Taylor
Ag Soccer Team
Wins Fifth, 3-0
The A&M Soccer Team extended
their winning streak to five games
Sunday in defeating J. R. Dowdell
& Company of Dallas 3-0 on the
Aggies’ home field. This brings
the team’s season record to five
wins and one loss.
All the scoring was done in the
first half by Roberto J. Ildarraz,
A&M center forward from Argen
tina.
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