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The Battalion College Station (Brazon County), Texas Thursday, November 20, 1958 PAGE 5 Owls Favored Over Frogs By Upset-Minded Writer Hy WILL GRIMSLEY Associated Press Sports Writer MEXICO CITY (AP)—Culprits guilty of crimes sometimes find sanctuary below the boi’der. Our only crime—murdering the week ly football selections—but we’re taking no chances of a necktie party thrown by chagrined alum ni. So fro'm a sheltered hacienda— Iowa 27, Notre Dame 14: Willie Fleming and Randy Duncan out- score bullet-passer George Izo. Tulane 18, Louisiana State 15: This is a grudge fight and Tulane INTRAMURALS In the last count of total points, A Infantry led the Class B events in total points with 255. A Quarter master was not far behind in sec ond place with 245. A Signal and Squadron 14 are tied for third place with 230 each. Tuesday’s games ran as follows: Class B Basketball WON LOST SCORE B-AAA Sqd. 13 33-20 Sqd. 15 C Field 22-21 Sqd. 14 A-AAA 37-17 C-AAA Sqd. 12 21-15 Class A Football Sqd. 10 B-AAA 18-0 A Comp. Sqd. 21 0-0 A Trans. Sqd. 15 6-0 A Ord. Sqd. 16 22-0 A Signal Sqd. 2 6-0 Class A Horseshoes A Vets Sqd. 22 Sqd. 1 C Armor C Comp. A Chemical Sqd. 17 2-1 Sqd. 18 2-1 A Medical 2-1 Sqd. 20 forfeit Sqd. 13 2-0 Sqd. 8 2-1 Class A Handball Maroon Band A-AAA 3-0 White Band C Field 2-1 B Infantry A Field 2-1 FRESH BROKEN Cookies 2 Bags 29c 2607 Texas Ave. * NEED MONEY? SELL YOUR USED BOOKS BORROW ON YOUR BOOKS is primed for the year’s major surprise. Princeton 21, Dartmouth 14: The Ivy League blue plate special, with the Tigers stronger at home. Rice 24, Texas Christian 14: Rice looks like a good Mexican dish this week, seasoned with hot peppers. Southern California 19, UCLA 7: An old rivalry on the coast. The Trojans have come very fast. Duke 20, North Carolina 14: We fear the Tar Heels left too much on the field against Notre Dame. Syracuse 27, West Virginia 20: Chuck Zimmerman leads the Orangemen to another victory, but the Mountaineers are tough. Auburn 14, Wake Forest 7: It’s No. 23 without defeat for the rugged Plainsmen. Harvard 20, Yale 7: Charlie Ruvenal proves the difference in a story book rivalry. The others: Friday Houston 18, Miami Fla. 7; Iowa State 24, San Jose State 13. • Saturday SOUTHWEST—Southern Meth odist 26, Baylor 13; Arkansas 14, Texas Tech 7. EAST—Holy Cross 33, Mar quette 7; Rutgers 25, Columbia 0; Boston U. 27, Connecticut 6; Vil- lanova 21, Quantico Marines 7. MIDWEST — Northwestern 20, Illinois 14; Michigan State 18, Kansas State 0; Missouri 14, Kan sas 13; Ohio State 28, Michigan 7; Oklahoma 37, Nebraska 7; Purdue 21, Indiana 7; Wisconsin 26; Min nesota 7. SOUTH — Clemson 14, Boston College 7; Alabama 28, Mepiphis State 7; Kentucky 14, Tennessee 0; Maryland 27, Virginia 7; Flor ida 7, Florida State 0; Georgia 21, The Citadel 0; South Carolina 19, North Carolina State 13. FA.R WEST — Washington State 20, Washington 7; Colorado 28, Colorado State 6; College of Pacific 21, San Diego 0; Air Force 33, New Mexico 8; Wyoming 20, Brigham Young 7; Arizona State 15, Arizona 7. Something to move? RENTA HERTZ TRUCK GILFORD’S Weekly Specials loupots It Pays to Trade With Lou Chicken Friend Steak QjyL y French Fries ^ Choice of Salad or ^ H Vegetable ' lA/* Hot Rolls and Butter ^ Tea or Coffe Special good 5 to Friday, through 8 p. m. Must Bring This Coupon .North Gate ARMY, IT S BONFIRE WEEK AGAIN! 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The conference rooster-record book is just out and it show's that Texas A&M, Baylor, Southern Methodist and Texas will have fel lows from such states as New York, Kentucky, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Louisiana, Arizona, California, Oklahoma, In diana, Kansas, Missouri, New Mex ico and Wisconsin. It’s a trend that started a decade ago and has grown each year. This time there’ll be more out-of-staters than ever before. The conference race should pro duce some high-rated teams this yeaiC There are probably more strong teams than last season or perhaps for five years. Most of them are bulging W’ith veterans and there are plenty of tall fel lows. The biggest men in the league are Wayne Clark of Texas, a 6-11 sophomore from San Antonio; Harold Hudgens of Texas Tech and H. E. Kirchner of Texas Chris tian, each soaring 6-10. Hudgens is a sophomore from Ballinger. Kirchner is a senior from Hous ton. There are two 6-9 boys. One is all-conference Tom Robitaille of Rice and the other is Pat Nokes of Texas Tech. There are four 6-8 young sters: Wayne Lawrence of Texas A&M, wdio hails from Paw- catuck, Conn.; John Englemann of Southern Methodist, who comes from Hiawatha, Kan.; Albert Almanza, wdio’s from El Paso, and John Moore of Baylor, who’s a product of Victoria. Texas Tech, wuth 11 lettermen and every regular back from last year, and Texas Christian, with 10 lettermen and all its regulars, look A&M MENS SHOP 103 MAIN — NORTH GATE AGGIE OWNED Mr? 4% the man who PAYS MORE asks you to COMPARE COMPARE — Jefferson Standard strength — Jefferson Standard pre mium rates — Jefferson Standard interest income return to policyholders and beneficiaries. Let us give you full particulars. Judson C. Womble, ’40 2801 Texas Avenue Phone TA 2-0018 Representing Icffcrson LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Greensboro, N.C. like the outfits to fight it out for the championship. Texas A&M should be hard to handle, Arkansas always is, Rice looks very strong and Southern Methodist will be tough as usual. SMU however, won’t bother any body as much as usual. The Meth odists are on probation and couldn’t participate in the NCAA playoffs if they won the conference champ ionship. Cudd Awarded $500 Scholarship J. Van Cudd, a fifth year arch itectural student, has received the $500 Monarch Tile Award. Cudd, son of Mrs. John Koetzle of 635 Stone St., Shreveport, La., was presented the award during a recent meeting of the Texas Society of Architects. The award is given annually to a student of architecture in Texas who shows optstanding ability and who is largely re sponsible for financing his own college education. Dick Shulsen, Notre Dame sen ior g'uard, won the university heavy-weight boxing title last spring. 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