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Fish Gridders Maul Houston, 12-0
McFarland Completes 9 of 13
What appeared to he a raging
t'aivaralty of Houston Cougar
tumod out to hr a hartnloas kitten
last night in Kyle Field at tha
Aggw Fuh mauled the kittens,
12-0.
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Houston had a strong team hut
i the Cadet steamroller took charge
! and ground out 247 yards while
| holding their opponents to Htf.
Tailback Rodger McFarland was
the big gun for the Fish, personal*
ly accounting for 162 yards while
completing it of IS peaar* Full
back Pete Burks led the kitten at
tack with 24 yards to hia credit.
The freshmen opened their scor
ing parade rally in the thud quar
ter after holding Houston to only
two first do*ns in the first half
and allowing theia to cross the
midfield stripe only once.
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A A M’s touchdow n was art up
after end Jim Willis blocked a LH
punt on the Cats 14-yard line,
with the Cadets recovering the
ball on the 27. McFarland passed
on first down to Houston’s 16 yard
line, then carried the ball around
right end to the 2. The lanky
froth next charged over right (
tackle for the tally. His try for |
extra point was wide.
With minutes remaining in the 1
game McFarland again took charge
of the Fish and marched them 47 j
ynrds to the Cougar 1. Only two j
seconds rrmained when fullback 1
Eddie Van Dyke dashed around
right end and outran his pursuer*
to the goal line. Van Dyke triad \
to run the ball over for the extra
point but was stepped short of
the goal.
Starting tailback Jesse McGuire
was injured early ia the first quar- |
ter and never re-entered the gam#, i
though he was reported to be only .
‘shaken up.” Even at that he was
the Ags’ second leading ground
gainer with yards for five car-)
lies.
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By BOB WEEKLEY
Fed up with my old method of picking the winners,
namely tossing a coin, I took a trip to the jialmiat lant night
•nd got what she called “the straiKht poop” on this week
SWC victors.
Reading the cnxiked line in my hand she saw A&M the
favorite over Missouri. Notre Dame the choice over SMU,
Rice a cinch to drop Purdue an dBaylor on the short end
of the score with Miami.
It shapes up like this:
A&M 28 — Missouri lit
SMU 19 — Notre Dame 20
Rice 14 — Purdue 8
Baylor 13 — Miami 15
Texas 20 — Texas Tech 0
TCU 22 — Arkansas 0
The Aggies will live it up on this one, taking all their
frustrations out on the hapless Tigers.
Meredith might pull the Mustangs through, but it’ll b«
a miracle.
Rice has to win one more to convince me they’re an im
proved ball club.
Baylor is a flash in the pan, and this is the first real
competition they’ve faced this year. *
The Steers will have
Tech is out of its class.
Wilkin* (ut» the Corner!
Tailback Ray Wilkins swerves around end in last night’s
game with an unidentified Houston player trying for the
tackle. The Fish won 12 0.
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Hart Lancaster in
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Gary C'aoper ia
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Lana Tarner in
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CIRCLE
FRIDAY
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Richard Egan
Also
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Fish Glad to he Aggies
By FRED MEt’RER as I figured We were ready,”
Fish »«*.Prot t Mk'He'twii»U'VWW*L l^n-y^Smith.
sing the W ar Hymn before taking ^ Guards Mickey Walker and Da-
showers and talking last night af- | vid Skinner and Ends Frank Fish-
year.
a field day on the Red Raiders.
ter defeating the University of
Houston Kittens in their AIM de
but
When they got around to talk-
iny they said the Kittens weren't
too tough, the game was fun and
they'd be better the next time.
Rodger McFarland, who hit 9
of 13 passes and scored a touch
down, shrugged off all praise, say
ing, ‘ They just didn’t have the
spirit we had. Moat of the credit
goes to our blocking and defen
sive kne.”
Dennis Gaubitx, just completing
a hearty performance at center,
commented, “Our blocking wasn’t
precision. Well get a whole lot
better."
Blocking Back Daryle keeling,
who snaU bed five passes in the
contest, gaid the game was rough,
but “I'm hoping to lie around
awhile. They coudn't run me off
now.”
“The Kittens weren’t as tough
er and Jake Young agieed the
game was “a lot more fun than
high school ball.”
Coach Loads Fish
“We have some boys who will
get with it,” said a happy Coach
Bill Jones after his freshman team
walloped the University of Hous
ton Kittens, 12-0. “They won the
game themselves; it wasn’t the
coaching.”
Jones hastily singled out backs
Kodirer McFarland, Eddie Van
Dyke, Fred Gibson and Daryle
Keeling, and linerfien Jim Street
and Dennis GaubiU as having done
yoeman service. He expressed de
light with his entire group of
guards.
“I didn’t know what to expect
but I also didn’t know we had a
sparkplug like McFarland and a
guy who would take charge like
Keeling,” Jones remarked.
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