The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Friday, October 4, 1957
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Blast
7-6
Young Aggies
Open Yeer
With Win
Perhaps the finest group of Fish
since this year’s Aggie seniors,
with not a high school hero among
them, blasted a Houston Kitten’s
•squad with savage, aggressive foot
ball for a 7-6 victory last night on
Kyle Field.
Both touchdowns were scored in
the first 19 seconds of the second
quarter with the Fish score com
ing after a nine play, 73-yard
drive.
John Few, a powerful, driving
halfback from Midlothian, took a
pitchout from Houston’s Jim Har
rison, swung wide to the right and
flipped to Hersel Henson of Paris,
Ark., who battled momentarily
with Kitten halfback Dick Maul
din at the nine before controlling
the pass and scoring standing up.
Few, with Harrison holding, con
verted and the Fish had their mar
gin of victory.
Houston, which failed to mount
a sustained drive all evening, had
Don Mullins receive the ensuing
kickoff at .his own ten, head for
the left sideline, and with clear
sailing at midfield, sprinted 90.
yards for the touchdown.
Mullins extra point attempt sail
ed into the middle of the Fish for
ward wall and the score stood 7-6.
Few led the Fish in rushing with
48 yards on ten carries and com
pleted one of two passes for 16
yards. Murry Berry of Snyder,
running behind Harrison at quar
terback, carried 13 times for 35
yards and completed one of three
passes for 17 yards.
Gang-tackling’ methods employ
ed by the Fish made it difficult to
single out individual performers
in the line but there was plenty of
hard-nose” blocking" and tackling
to please even the most critical
Aggie fan.
Tackles Ted, Allen of Allen
Academy and Jerry Peveto of
Orangefield, guards Bob Berger of
Ft. Worth Riverside and Bill John
son of Commerce gave excellent ac
counts of themselves.
Other fine backfield performers
were Houston Austin’s Randy
Sims, Olton’s Jack Estes, Gaines
ville’s Darwin Holt and Port Ar
thur’s, Janies Landrum.
PECIAL SAL
for the
ALL AGGIE RODEO
Begins Monday, Oct. 7 —
Ends Saturday, Oct. 13
LEON R, WEISS
PSiysics Club Has
Meeting Tuesday
The Physics Club held its an
nual election of officers at its or
ganization meeting last Tuesday
night.
Don Purrington, senior physics
major from Tulia, was elected
president. Ronnie Smith, senior
physics major from Robstown, was
selected vice president. Secretary-
treasurer is Bob Cleland, senior
chemical engineering English ma
jor from College Station. Clayton
Cates, sophomore pre-vet major
from Robstown, was elected re
porter.
Dr. D. F. Weeks also gave a
talk to the group on A&M’s new
atomic reactor.
Battalion staff photo
Kitten in Tronble
The Kittens’ Dicky Mauldin (44) seems to ing- up for the Fish are Roy Northrup (55)
be heading for a bouncing. Richard Chris- and Ted Allen (79). Darwin Holt, in the
topher, Kitten fullback, has missed his background, missed his attempt, but the
block and is lying down—for a rest. Com- Kitten didn’t go far.
DOVE SEASON
IS OPEN
Get Your SHELLS
At the
STUDENT
CO-OP
Sport slantS
By GARY ROLLINS
Undoubtedly, the Southwest
Conference is the “winningest”
conference in the nation. Twp
weeks have flown by this season,
and nobody has lost a game.
The defending champion Texas
Aggies, travel north to Missouri,
the Show-Me State. The Tigers
are definitely going to request an
exhibition from the Cadets, but
although the Aggies are at the
point of being bed-ridden, their
ammunition is powerful enough to
bring victory. I’d say about 21-13.
For the last two weeks, TCU
has refused to listen to the wide
spread predictions—mine, includ
ed—but this week they can’t pos
sibly win. They play Arkansas at
Fayetteville. I’d say the Razor-
backs by about 14-7.
In other conference play, things
should go like this: Rice 20, Stan
ford 12; Texas 18, So. Carolina 12;
Baylor 14, Miami 12 (an upset
would be very demoralizing.)
The Cougars from Houston Uni
versity, the Aggies’ next opponent,
have the power and speed to rip
Cincinnati, but it’ll be a lot closer
than most believe. You guess that
score.
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