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Wednesday, December 18, 1957
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Aggies Test Single-Wing;
Await Arrival of Sanders
With a date for the Gator Bowl
only 11 days away, the Texas Ag
gies continued to prepare for the
oncoming clash with Tennessee by
running defensive patterns against
a simulated Volunteer single-wing
offense yesterday afternoon.
The Cadets haven’t seen the sin
gle-wing offense in the past 29
games, and even though they show
ed signs of catching onto the Vols
tricky attack, Coach Paul Bryant
said the team stjll had a “long way
to go.”
The Aggies will hold another
workout this evening, but it’s a
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pretty good bet Coach Red San
ders of UCLA won’t get to see
what might be his future charges
in the practice session. He will ar
rive on campus about 6 tonight.
Sanders is currently rated the
top-prospect for the vacancy left
by Bryant.
Dr. Chris Groneman, chairman
of the council said there was a
possibility that another coach
would be contacted within the near
future. Although no names were
mentioned, it was understood to be
Dan Devine, the successful coach
at Arizona State.
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All-American Rodgers
Leads Owls To Victory
Neil “Freddie” Swisher
Neil Swisher, 6-foot junior guard from Victoria, was un
able to quell the Temple Owls’ mighty attack last night
in Philadelphia. He did lead the Aggies’ scoring, though,
meshing the cords for 11 points.
INTRAMURALS
Intramural activity yesterday
saw four basketball teams elimi
nated from the road to the cham
pionship as quarterfinal play got
underway.
Jim Moore was the big gun for
Sqdn. 13 as they eked out a 22-21
victory over “B” AAA. Moore hit
for 18 points.
Sqdn. 7 won another close one
over “A” Vets by a score of 35-34.
Jim Barr led the victors with 16
points.
“A” AAA defeated “A” Signal
by a little wider margin. The final
score in that one was 27-11. Bill
McCuchcn was the leading scorer
for the winners with nine points,
In the other play-off game “A”
TC defeated “A” Ord. 17-11. Bill
Hanes netted seven points fot the
winners and Jimmy Garrett had
six for the losers.
But intramural footballers also
saw lots of action yesterday.
Arlan Cornett was the big man
for his “A” Chemical team as he
ran two touchdowns in their 19-0
victory over Sqdn. 15. The other
tally came on a 40-yard run by
Buddy Baker.
“A” Athletics squeezed by Sqdn.
10 14-13. Dickie Thomas scored
both touchdowns for the winners
on runs through the line. But
Sqdn. 10 found their scoring punch
through the air as Dan Burt hauled
in long ones to cap their drives to
paydirt.
A safety proved to be the margin
in the game between “A” AAA
and “B” Composite. The final
score in that one was 8-7 with “B”
Comp, on the big end of the score.
Their touchdown came on a 40 yard
pass from Eugene Simms to Louis
Zemanek. The losers scored on the
last play of the first half on an
aerial from Norman Dowdy to
Gary Hipps.
Mike Morgan showed that he
could pass and run equally well as
he led Sqdn. 2 to a 25-0 victory
over “A” Qmc. Morgan passed to
James Cobb and J. Hughes for two
TD’s and ran 10 yards for another.
Cobb passed to R. McLeod for the
other one. ■
Bobby Reeh passed for one TD,
ran for Another and kicked the ex
tra point as Sqdn. 17 defeated “A”
Composite 13-7. Ray Hart ran to
paydirt for the losers and Bobby
Cain kicked the extra point.
Intramural tennis results were
as follows:
Sqdn. 10 over “C” FA 2-0
Sqdn. 8 defeated “A” FA 3-0
“B” Inf. 3—“A” Signal 0
“A” Vet. 3—“B” Comp. 0
Sqdn. 6 downed White Band 3-0
Sqdn. 2 won over “A” Inf. 3-0
Intramural horseshoe scores
were:
“C” FA over Sqdn. 8 2-1
“B” FA 2—“A” Vet. 0
Sqdn. 9 defeated “A” FA 2-1
“B” Engr. won over Sqdn. 12 2-1
Sqdn. 11 won over “A” TC 2-0
Sqdn. 9 over “A” FA 2-1
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Temple University, the “Cadil
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squads handed the Texas Aggies
a 60-44 shellacking last night in
Philadelphia.
The Owls, on the rebound after
losing to sixth ranked Kentucky
and seventh - ranked Cincinnati,
were in complete control of the
Cadets for the entire game.
Temple was last year’s third-
place NIT team, returning every
starter from the squad including
two All-American candidates.
One of their selections, Guy
Rodgers, a red-hot 6-footer, engi
neered the defeat. He paced the
Owls with 22 points, which was
high for the game.
Neil Swisher, flashy guard from
Victoria was the leading point pro
ducer for the Cadets with 11 points.
Temple has been named one of
the best collegiate teams in the
nation, and currently is ranked
twelfth in the nation — the best
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their Globetrotter tour.
Coach Bobby Rogers’ eager
cagers were no match for the Tem
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to a 12-3 lead in the first four
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