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c The Battalion PAGE 4 College Station (Brazos County), Texas Thursday, January 31, 1957 ' - a ■ ■Mil M 11,1 - ' ' > S> ' v > : / ■■•> fc.af’V '/ h a^-/> : ,> v ♦ 4 - *'* i LOSE ONE, GAIN ONE—Jerry Claiborne (left) has joined the football staff of the University of Missouri while O. A. (Bum) Phillips (right) was recently added to the A&M coaching staff by Athletic Director Paul (Bear) Bryant. Phillips formerly was head coach at Nederland High School. A&M’s Fowler Could I e First State Champ LI’L ABNER By A1 Capp Tiger Cagers Meet Bellville After losing an overtime contest to the Somerville Yeguas, 36-35, Tuesday, the . Consolidated Tigers journey to Bellville tomorrow night still looking for their first District 23-AA victory. The Tigers, 0-4 in district, lost to a Somerville team that played the final 4:34 with four men. The Yeguas suited up just six players and two had fouled out with 1:34 left in the regular game. They played one, three-minute overtime period. With CHS leading, 30-28, and seven seconds remaining to play, Somerville’s “Chubby” Lewis meshed a long set shot to tie the score and send the game into over time. By CONNIE ECKARD Battalion Boxing Editor The first man to step- on the scales in DeWare Field House Tuesday aftei-noon could also be the first man to bring a state Golden Gloves crown to the campus of Texas A&M. Jack Fowler weighed in at 195 pounds and will be making his first stab at the heavyweight title in the Waco Golden Gloves tourna ment that started last night in the central Texas town. In 1955, and again last year, Fowler won the 175-pound title in Waco. He won last year’s crown with a pair of one-round knock outs. He hammered his way into th^ state finals before he was beaten. “Jack will have a terrific advan- age fighting as a heavy,” boxing coach Andy York says. “He can move faster than most of those bigger boys and he can punch with any of them.” Fowler verified his coach’s state ments last Friday when he stopped a 200-plus pounder at Bryan Field. A senior Vet Medicine student, his studies kept him from participating in the Houston meet with most of the other members of the A&M Boxing Club. Also wearing the Aggie colors in the open division of the Waco meet will be middleweight Robert Kidd and welterweight Henry Jurado. Kidd lost a flip of the coin for the novice championship in Houston. This will be his first venture into the open field and York is anticipating that it will be a successful one. An 18-man squad of high school and junior boxers also weighed in Tuesday afternoon to fight for Bee’s Recreation Club of Bryan. GROCERIES 46-oz. 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