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PAGE 4
Thursday, October 29, 1959
THE BATTALION
Rogers Worried Over Cagers;
Not Progressing Fast Enough
(Spl)—Aggie Basketball Coach
Bob Rogers is perturbed over the
progress his cagers have made in
the 10 days since workouts started
but he hopes they’ll come around
before the opener five weeks from
now.
The Aggies open play Dec. 1
against Centenary at College Sta
tion with a short club that has
good shooters and more speed than
Rogers’ two previous A&M teams.
“They’re not thinking enough
basketball off the floor,” Rogers
said this week, “but I hope it’s the
time of year that’s causing it.”
The Aggie mentor, whd produced
A&M’s first winning team in eight
seasons last year, figures he will
have more speed and quickness
which. will improve the defense.
Although still lacking the big
player, the Aggies have good bal
anced height. Wayne Lawrence,
Aggies-
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senior from Pawcatuck, Conn., is
the tallest at 6-7. Soph Carroll
Broussard of Port Arthur and John
Keller of Terrell are 6-5 while the
others are from 6-0 to 6-4.
The Stanley twins, Pat and Don
of Buna and Kilgore Junior Col
lege, along with Broussard and
Lawrence have looked good offens
ively to date while on defense Wil-
mer Cox, Houston senior and
Wayne Annet, junior college trans
fer from Paris JC, have been im
pressive.
Rogers is giving a good look to
Tommy Smith, 6-2 hold-out soph
omore from Jefferson.
“Tommy is potentially a good
ball player but he needs more ag
gressiveness and a continuous all-
out effort,” Rogers said. “I’m
hoping it’s the result of the lay
off last year. At any rate, a little
blood on his nose could cure his
trouble and make a good player
out of him.”
All SWC Squads
Open Play Dec. 1
Every Southwest Conference
basketball team but one opens sea
son play December 1. The lone
holdout is the Southern Methodist
Mustangs.
The Aggies open against Cen
tenary at College Station; Baylor
against Howard Payne at Waco;
Arkansas tangles with the Phillips
“66” teams at Bartlesville, Okla.;
Rice meets Trinity at San Antonio;
Texas tries McMurry at Austin;
TCU meets S. F. Austin in Fort
Worth and Texas Tech stays at
home to face New Mexico Univer
sity.
TCU is the defending conference
champion.
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