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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1958)
rw Station (Brawn* (aunty) T< Tuesday, October 28, 1953 PAGE 6 Milstead, Tracey ■ > ^ Top in (Conference TK* throwing arm of Charley Milstead took the Aggie tailback into the Southwest Conference lead today in total offense and paMing while end John Tracey stepped into the leading receiver role. 2.8 yard per carry average, and first in passing with 584 yards for a total yardage of 773. Tracay jumped from third to first in the pass-catching statis tics, hauling down 20 passes the M*ist«ad is fifth in the rushing majority of them thrown by Mil- department with 223 yards and a steed—for 254 yards. 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LADING P AASKKti -nui 4t 1*7 1M 4 4 % M.l-laad 'ASM 1 7# S'** tM id Placar A !4rk.«>l Am Cum* Gain Comp M-a-'V i A r k, 44 231 tn * 4 Humpkrt-y * Hay i Mi II 403 631 BatCy Ricrl 4S til m *« Milataad * AAM as 41 660 6*4 IA il m« a i BMUi it 111 m * 4 M-.nrnr lArki M«* aduk. -aMl), 7* >4 411 430 L>u*iU. .Rirai 41 141 203 4 <> 42 Sit, 33a .714 4 ra>. (TCU* 42 la 146 43a TOTAL Or»EM»« IMOIV MH Al. Ouaa. SMI . sa 17 221 4 72 LEA 1> KBS Titlal Av* Par Ual Shaw,. i T»\ l 17 14 1*2 666 I’.ayrr A S-h Nvl Nm Ikidkry, i A A M * 3U 14 1«1 4*7 Ruak Pa*. Gnl*. Try Harsmaa .Km 2* 12 2S6 42* U il,taad ASM, «. 44A 771 4 2 * TV LI» 22 it 123 -SOO Hirmpkrry 'Bay. 71 403 4*1 13 LEADING PASS RtCUrVKRH Ag Weight Lifters Place Second 7M£ OTAfS 5AW rtOTtft* *ur 7M South IH0 Of rvr. ffusrtAfi on ms 74 VAfi* SPA/nflA roe M* fiW rof The AAM Weight Lifting Club scored 22 points Friday night 1n Houston to place second behind the 1857 collegiate weight lifting champs, Mike’s Gym of Lafayette, La. Mike’s Gym scored 28 points for their victory. N. D. Tolleeen and H. E Heath- erly were the Aggies outstanding weight men, scoring AAM's only two firsts. Tolleaon's victory came in the 180-pound class while Heath- erly scored in the middle-heavy weight department. Second place winners for the Cadets were Fred Rodrigues in the middleweight claaa, Gene Almy in the light-heavyweight class and Ron Harrod in tha featherweight ■IV Mimrua • A r III 14 411 «tt *.* McraSilli iBMl i H SH ITi »« Raaiiret <T*XI I’* *7 M7 &t LKADIN(< PI NT RKTl RNS i At mwt S return*) PliO*r S Skh Rrt Yd. Av( r*w 'AM « 62 IMd : I’Uyt-r A S<h i T n««w*. i A A S W i«hrr I Ha y I Kara*., i Ark' 1 (.r* > ' SMI i 1 Su«*fr t Ra > | Chre ph< r. i SM l l'a». (aunht A«« Gain Oamr-d Prr l .»« 144 1*7 IM US 31 14* II 7 10 4 1 I H 11 I 7 7 14 6 IN SEASON SPECIAL! IVY LEAGUE SLACKS IVdiMhH Cottons In S4rlidn & Stripes THfH, Bl Mi HD 77 !*, tN * J*MAJ T**CBY OeCAM poolers PASSU 70 Pur JOf ABS SACK tti JHe BAU . ...... 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Relaxed You knou. you’re at your best when you top off your shave with Old Spice! ]00 AFTER SHAVE LOTION by SHULTON When Milstead ran 74 yards to a touchdown against Baylor last week it was as big a surprise as the Aggies’ licking the Bears ltd- 27. Howe\er, Milstead had nine blockers ahead of him. They *hud to wait for him at times but h< made it. Coach Jim Myers has worked out a system of gett.ng Milstead places despite his proclivity . for tiaveling like cold molasses. And he also has some other baiks who furnii»h4*d the running threat nec essary to make the single wing’s passing game work. Milstead is the pass ngest man in the Southwest Conference. He j has thrown for ado yards and run for 223 and that makes him the [ league’s top total offense man by i a big mat gin. Milstead also returned to glory ; because of a little self discipline ! He fumbled away a touchdown against Texas Christian s<> he car- WELCOME TO .MEMBERS OK THE STATE EXTENSION CONFERENCE STOP FOR A Char- Broiled in thr MSC MAIN DINING ROOM G;ff> - 8(00 p. m. ROBERT H. SWISHER, B.S E E., GROVE CITY COLLEGE, ’54, SAYS: I like my job. Here’s why.' “I’m a radio transmission engineer for Bdl Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. My work is interesting and full of variety, and l get all the responsibility I can handle. Have a look, at today’s assignment, for example -and see for yourself.” "•.M •.m r m al my desk applying a new. method for over coming interference on Pittsburgh’s mobile radio channels. It involves operating tnacUve channels on reduced power.” "10 45 a m. Before any modification* can he made, it’s impor tant that I check apparatus and wiring options That* what I m doing here at the Remote Control terminal equipment ” "I SO pm After lunch. I take a company car out to the transmitter tower site. Here*! check wiring and explain our plan to one of our mobile radio maintenance men.” "3:15 p m. I review my proponed modification* of auxiliary control circuit* with Supervisor Ski Graul Now HI prepare work orders, and next week well make opcraUooai tests.” “See what 1 mean'* I realty get to carry the ball.* Scion I’ll he taking a special course in advanced elec tronics at Bell l abs-a great opportunity. As I said -1 like my job ” Like Bob r ’ ' v »/ m?y find a bright engi neering futiov Hell Telephone Companiej. Talk with tin . . viewea when he visits your campus An.I rc.i.' ’hi' BJI lekphotie booklet on file in your Mae: n*m Offiec. I f r. IflMMNMKM' -if ■■■ "Final phots The oncrahonal lest is made from an actual mobile radio unit I'll make test call* and monitor the chan nels from various points within the Pituburgh area.’’ BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES