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All the inpredienta for another
clasMie Angie Baylor football iraine
are brewing thi!< week for the Sat
urday night showdown in Waco.
It's home-oming for Baylor as
Texas AAM comes into this 55th
renewal with a three-game win
streak threatening to go down the
drain. The Beais are solid favor
ites to end A A M's streak as (fid
TCU last week.
AAM has the Southwest Con
ference total offense leader in
tailback ( barley Milstead of Ty
ler, and Baylor has the runner up
in quarterback Buddy Humphrey
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Baylor has the loop's top ground
gainer in fullback Ijirry Hickman.
Now in his senior year after two
great season, Hickman has 312
net yards for a 4.2 average
The passing should be top-notch
in this one. too. Humphrey leads
the SWC with 442 yards and Mtl-
stead is second with 382. Each
has thrown for two touchdowns.
Two good ends, high in ronfer-
enca receiving, have aided the two
passers. They are John Tracey of
the Aggies, with 1.1 catches for
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152 yards, and Albert Witcher of
Baylor, with 14 for 143 Tracey
caught six passes for 65 yards
against TCP last week while wing-
back Powell Berry snagged six for i
{ 80. Milstead hit 16 of 23 passes
for 180 yards
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j was sharper against TCU than
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