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THE BATTALION
Thursday, September 24, 1959
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Ags Hit the Dummy Course
Fundamentals are taught continuously on an athlete to peak condition than a hundred
Kyle Field. A sharp session with the block- laps around the playing field. All seven
ing dummies can do more towards building linemen can take their turns on this unit.
State’s Offensive Formations
Baffling to Struggling Aggies
Coach Jim Myers sent his Ag
gies through their toughest work
out of the week yesterday with the
Farmers desperately trying to iron
out the wrinkles in their defensive
play.
Michigan State’s winged-T of
fense continues to baffle our boys,”
said Myers. Tuesday the head
coach had shaken his head and
termed the play “poor.”
Halfback Jon Few added a light
note to the practice, running at
full steam through the sessions.
Few missed suiting out for the
Texas Tech game with an injured
leg. He had not worked out a full
week since fall drills opened.
Tackle Joe Bob Johnson should
be the only Cadet first or second
stringer missing the trip to Michi
gan. Johnson was injured Tues
day.
Randy Sims suited out in full'
uniform yesterday, but spent the
afternoon limping around the prac
tice field trying to loosen up his
injured ankle. Sims is labeled as
“doubtful” for the State game, but
is scheduled to make the trip.
Basically the Aggies will start
the same eleven that bowed down
in defeat before the Red Raiders.
Exceptions will be Bob Phillips re
placing Jack Estes at end and
sophomore Jesse McGuire stepping
into the backfield. Joe Munson is
slated to see action as a defensive
end, moving up from his guard
position.
The Farmers will leave College
Station Friday morning by plane
for East Lansing, arrive that af
ternoon and move onto the practice
field around 4 p.m. for a short
practice session. Myers has sched
uled a light workout today on Kyle
Field.
Jesse McGuire
Moves into starting backfield
MSI] Favored;
Over LSU
By WILL GRIMSLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK (A > )—With baseball
fever boiling hot and pulses
pounding, it’s not easy this week
to catch the heart-beat of the na
tion’s gridirons.
Here’s a stethoscopic try;
Texas Christian 20, Louisiana
State 17: TCU’s big line throttles
Billy Cannon and pulls off upset
of nation’s No. 1 team.
Oklahoma 20, Northwestern 14;
The Sooners’ Prentice Gautt out-
powers the Wildcats’ Ron Burton
on the ground.
Army 25, Boston College 7: the
lonesome end’s even more lone
some without Coach Earl Blaik and
Pete Dawkins, but he’s around.
Syracuse 14, Kansas 7: The loss
of Bob Thomas cuts Syracuse’s ef
fectiveness, but the Orange con
tinues to pack a punch.
Southern California 18, Pitts
burgh 13: This could be the best
Southern Cal team in the past five
years.
Michigan State 21, Texas A&M
8: The Spartans bounce back from
their 1958 losing campaign; the
Aggies are rebuilding.
Texas 19, Maryland 14: The
Longhorns have some 'sophomores
hungry for the taste of touch
downs.
Illinois 14, Indiana 7: A head-
basher between two old Big Ten
rivals. Bill Brown gives the Illini
the edge.
Notre' Dame 21, North Carolina
7: The Irish start fresh against a
team reeling from an opening de
feat.
Air Force 20, Wyoming 7: The
fly boys take off in the “wild blue
yonder.”
SOUTHWEST — Alabama 14,
Houston 7; Oregon State 6, Texas
Tech 0; Arkansas 13, Oklahoma
State 12; North Texas State 14,
Texas Western O; Arizona 18,
West Texas State 7.
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