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SAT. PREY. — 10:30 P.
Also Sunday & Monday
M.
Bremond’s Big Line
Invade CHS Tonight
The CHS Tigers meet the Bre-
mond Tigers at 8 p.m. on Tiger
Field.
Bremond, boasting a big, beefy
line that averages 200 pounds, will
be led by their 210 pound full
back, Robert Kawalski.
CHS has an identical record to
that of Bremond in having won a
game while losing two. ‘ Both
teams lost last week, Bremond to
Mart by a 26-7 score and Consoli
dated to Rockdale by 13-2.
Former Aggie quarterback Dick
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Anita Ekberg
“Mail in the Vault”
Gardemal, coach of A&M Consoli
dated says that “the big line will
probably give our defense a tough
workout but we will be near full
strength and plan to give them a
real battle.”
Bremond is a Class B school a:.d
Consolidated is in Class AA.
Steadman Davis, co-captain and
center for CHS, will not see ac
tion this weekend since he is still
recovering from a leg injury sus
tained in the Rockdale game.
Joe Mills, his replacement, has
done an exceptional job in his
place.
End Don Avera and hard-hitting
guard Bennie Jackson are recov
ering from the flu and are sche
duled for limited duty although
they will not start.
OPENING
of
Piano Studio
at College Station
Billie Ann Yawn
Recommended from
Louisiana State
University
Recipient of Presser
Foundation Scholarship
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Yi ! v\ September 27, 1957 PAGE 3
S PORT SLANT C
SWC HIGHLIGHTS V-J
The Southwest Conference stays
: on the intersectional trail this
week with prospects of a much
lesser showing than marked the
season’s start.
Four of the members will be
battling teams from other areas
as Southern Methodist, brighteyed
over its upset of California, tack
les Georgia Tech at Atlanta in
the feature.
Texas Christian, a trifle embar
rassed with its 13-13 tie with low
ly Kansas, goes to Columbus to
play untested Ohio State.
Texas, praised to the skies for
whipping Georgia 26-7 and thus
equaling last season in its very
first game, hosts Tulane’s Green
Wave expected to win.
Arkansas, not impressive in a
Carlos Esquivel
Carlos, 180-pound junior halfback from Edinburg will be
filling- in the vacancy left by John Crow as the Aggies
continue their siege of Texas Tech in Lubbock Saturday
night.
12-0 victory over Oklahoma State
but having a speed reducing muddy
field as an alibi, gets Tulsa at
Fayetteville. The Razor back
coaches are trying to build up
Tulsa as a Goliath but the Hurri
cane looks like a blow-out Gulf
squall.
Southern Methodist and Texas
Christian won’t be asked to win
in view of the hefty competition
they’re meeting but Texas and
Arkansas ought to make, it with
out undue trouble.
While the Methodists, Long
horns, Razorbacks and Horned
Frogs do what they can to add
luster to the conference nationally,
two other members—big tough
Texas A&M and Baylor—will be
meeting home folks.
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HOUSTON, Sept. 26 — By the
margin of a balk in the ninth in
ning, Dallas shut out Houston 1-0
for the second straight time to
night to send the final round of
the Texas League playoff back to
Dallas for a sixth game.
Houston now leads Dallas 3-2
in the series.
Houston reliefer Phil Clark balk
ed with Willie McCovey on third
base and the Eagle first baseman
was waved home with the game’s
only run. The score came in the
top of the ninth.
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The Memorial Student Center
Table Tennis Committee will hold
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day, Sept. 30 in Room 3B of the
MSC.
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