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The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas Thursday, November 6, 1958 PAGE 5 V '<■ B r /N B/G'D* TB/5 Week - ea/o MYERS S/rSGUE W/MK, WftL SJ/jll fdh Emiwq the /MPR/tkjr OE- p/4 TRACKS -.. AND MO$7/\N6S W/U. BE au oor ro Pur r//E/R spake OP rPACKS ON e we MAROON \ WRITE EVEN OLD SAE6E f B&T7ER PXZPME FCK THIS ONE BAND 15 THE MOST uKivt om TO VW tHIS CORPS -~~*'** t Franklin Small, Hits Hard By TOMMY KEITH Battalion Sports W r riter Cartel' Franklin, starting guard on the Aggie varsity, came to A&M mainly because he thought he could get more studying done. Aggie football fans are mighty glad he did. For while few Aggies know the likeable lad’s GPR, many are fam iliar with his feats on the gridiron. The 190-pound sophomore has been a welcome surprise to Cadet coaches. He had an outstanding high school record at Kerens and lettered on the Fish team last year, but seemed to find himself in spring training this year. He is one of four sophomores on the starting eleven. Carter was an all-stater in high school and had scholarship offers from several Southwest Conference schools, University of Houston and several junior colleges. When asked why hg chose Ag- gieland, he explained, “It’s really hard to nail down. But Don Cloud, a hometown buddy who is - now Cadet Colonel of the Corps, had a lot of influence on my decision. Too, I wanted to go to a nop- denominational school and figured I would do better scholastically at A&M.” The talented athlete’s activities were not limited to football in high school. He was also a stand- t out in baseball, basketball and track. “We had a pretty good baseball team my junior year,” he recalls. “We won district but lost out in bi district. I played in the outfield. In track, I threw the shot close to 50 feet, which was good enough to get the regional. But there I ran into some pretty big boys.” Carter is still undecided about what he wants to do after grad uation. He is currently majoring in physical education and thinks he would like to be a coach. “However,” he points out, “There is a lot of pressure on a coach and I’m still not sure that is what I’ll be. I’m still giving it a lot of thought.” Ags Not Improving By BOB WEEKLEY Battalion Sports Editor There were no smiles around Kyle Field yesterday. Coaches shook their heads while watching the athletes run through their of fensive and defensive sessions. After Coach Jim Myers dismissed the group he watched them thun der toward the dressing room. “The score will be 77-0 if we don’t stop SMU better than we stopped our Fish tonight,” he grimly said. “It looks like Sat urday’s game will be the mis match of the year. . .of the cen tury.” The Aggie freshmen had been running SMU plays against the varsity, and moving the ball with frightening consistency. 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