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College Station (Brazos Counlyji, Texas
Friday, December 14, 1956
FRIDAY
TIGHTER and TIGHTER
it draws you into the dread
embrace of a soulless terror!
SATURDAY
IF
THIS
STORY
DOESN’T
SHOCK
YOO...
NOTHING
CAN!
An ALLIED ARTISTS Production
— Also
'RATH IECO LQ
A THEATRE PRODUCTIONS. INC. Presentation
Tigers Move
To Richards
Consolidate! High School Tigers
Basketball Team travel to Richards
tonight for their second game of
the season against this highly rated
roundball quintet.
The Tigers in their last outing
against this team lost by the score
of 74-34. Bobby Montgomery of
the Richards team scored a total
of 34 points in that stint to tie
the entire output of the Tiger
team.
PREVUE SAT. 10:30 P. M.
Also Sunday & Monday
"Sh.e is for ME
...my blood
says
ta/ce her!”}
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Chamber of
Horrors”
and
“Human Monster”
Bela Lugosi
CIRCLE
FRIDAY
“Safari”
Victor Mature
-—-Also-—
“Maverick Queen”
Barbara Stanwyck
SATURDAY ONLY
“Spoilers”
Jeff Chandler
— Also —
“Escape to Burma”
Barbara Stanwyck
Keepsake
CHOSEN FIRST AMONG
ALL DIAMOND RINGS
by the Fashion Academy
CAMERON Ring
Also $150 and 250
Wedding Ring 12.50
200.00
Keepsake—The Fashion
Ring of the Year—is the
ring every girl wants most
to wear. The Fashion Acad
emy Award was presented
to Keepsake for
"Exquisite de
sign and bril
liant fashion
styling.”
COME IN AND SEE
OUR AWARD-WINNING
KEEPSAKE COLLECTION.
Sankey Park
JEWELERS
111 N. Main
BRYAN
Aggies Maul
For First
State
Bears Even Choice
Over Detroit Lions
CHICAGO, (iP)—In pro football,
there ? s nothing like “Home Sweet
Home.”
That appears the chief reason
the Bears are a surprise even-
money bet with the Detroit Lions
in Sunday’s Wrigley Field show
down for the Western Division ti
tle of the National Football
League.
Consider that just two weeks
ago, the Lions belted the Bears,
42-10, at Detroit to move a half
game ahead of the Bears, a mar
gin they still hold.
Mehaffey Hits 32
In Third Victory
Senior Ted Harrod was left in
New Orleans under the care of a
physician with a high fever and
will return to his North Little
Rock, Ark., home today.
The Aggies took the lead after
4:40 of the first half at 7-6 and
were never headed. A&M left the
floor at the intermission with a
46-36 lead and the closest the
Seminoles came was six points with
eight minutes remaining.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Spl)—
Coach Ken Loeffler’s Aggies
shocked a dedication crowd of
3,500 here last night as they
pounded the Florida State Semi
noles, 83-74, for their first road
victory in 19 tries.
A&M broke Florida State’s 23-
game victory train on their own
court as they rebounded from two
previous losses on their trip and
HIGH-SCORING SOPH—is A&M’s Jack Schwake, who has
been high-point man for the Aggies twice this season.
Schwake has been ill on the present road trip and is not
at his top scoring game.
cast a shadow on the ceremonies
dedicating the new Seminole field
house.
Captain George Mehaffey ripped
the nets for 32 points, hitting 10
of 18 field goal attempts, 12 of
14 free throws and snatching off
16 rebounds to personally lead the
Aggies to their first win away
from home under Loeffler. Mehaf
fey played magnificently, going
the entire first half without com
mitting a personal foul. The 6-4
senior left the game after nine
minutes of the second half with
five personals to a standing
ovation.
The Aggies battled the odds to
their third victory of the season,
pulling their record to 3-4. The
Cadets managed but five hours
sleep the night before the game
after a hard bus ride from Hatties
burg, Miss., to New Orleans, and
every man became airsick on the
rough ride from New Orleans to
Tallahassee.
A&M’s three top scorers fouled
out. Ken Hutto left the game
after 18 minutes of the first half
with 14 points and sophomore Neil
Swisher, playing with an injured
ankle, fouled out midway in the
second half after adding 13 to the
Aggie total.
FOR CHRISTMAS . „ . GIVE
YOUR KID A FOOTBALL OR
BASKETBALL.
See Our Nice Selection
_ Today!
STUDENT CO-OP
Open Until 8 P.M. Except On Saturday
Agples (83)
BOX SCORE
Fsr Ft Pf Tp
Hutto 6 2 5 14
Swisher 6 1 5 13
Mehaffey 10 12 5 32
Kolle 1 4 4 6
McNichol 1 2 0 4
Schwake 3 2 2 8
Heller 0 0 1 0
Turner 1 2 — 1 4
Connally 1 . 0 3 2
Totals ....
Seminoles (74)
Garcia 2
Waits 7
Durham 7
Strom 1
Williams, B 4
W ard 0
Williams, J 0
Gregory 1
Westhaver 1
Pwomey 1
Bryant 0
29 25 26 83
Fg Ft Pf Tp
4 10
Totals
Halftime: A&M 45.
. . 24 26 24 74
Florida State 36
Bryan’s St. Joe
In ‘Friendship
Bowl’ Sunday
St. Joseph’s school of Bryan
will play St. Mary’s of Fredericks
burg in the “Friendship Bowl”
game Sunday afternoon at 2:30 on
the A&M Consolidated High
School field.
This game, promoted by the
Catholic Youth Organization, will
decide the championship of the
organized parochial school leagues
in Texas. The teams are composed
of youths in grades six, seven and
eight.
St. Joseph’s Eagles, coached by
Father Vatenta, hold an 8-0 record
for the season. St. Mai'y’s Apaches,
whose coach is A. J. Lath, have
an 8-1-0 record.
The Eagles have scored 231
points to their opponents 19,
against the Apaches 224 points ^o
their opponents 47. The Eagles’
biggest win of the season was
over St. Teresa of Houston, hold
ing second place in their league,
by a 60-7 score.
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PRE-CHRISTMAS
SALE
Starts Wednesday, Dec. 12th
GIFTS for . . .
Brother, Sister, Mother, Dad,
Girl Friend or Pal
HOLICK’S
Serving A&M Since 1891
North Gate College Station
#
jiaftovv,.
Yes, to the students and
faculty of A&M College,
we wish a Happy Holi
day Season. May it be a
very joyous, pleasant,
and safe one.
DICK RUBIN, ’59
Owner
A&M MENS SHOP
103 MAIN
NORTH GATE
A SPECIAL INVITATION
to
The Graduating Class of ’57
You are cordially invited to come and live
in Denver, Colorado. — “The Climate and
Health Capitol of the Nation.”
The Glenn L. Martin Company offers the
finest in location, facilities, professional
advancement and challenging occupations.
There are many exciting positions with a
future for graduates with a B.S., M.S., or
Ph.D. in any of the following fields:
Aeronautical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Mathematics
Civil Engineering Physics
Electrical Engineering
Company representative
will be on the Campus
DECEMBER 17TH
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Box 179
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