THE BATTALION
Friday, November 6 ,1959 PAGE 3
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"MUSIC HAS CHARMS”
The 17th Century playwright, William Congreve,
was the first to set down this classic metaphor
concerning the powers of sound and rhythm.
You'll find the whole quote in "The Mourning
Bride", Act I, Sc. 11
"'Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast.
To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak."
"RHYME OR REASON”
Edmund Spenser, 16th Century poet, expected a
pension. He didn’t get it. So he wrote this rhyme
"/ was promised on a time/To have reason
for my rhyme;/From that time unto this season,/
I received nor rhyme nor reason."
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Frustrated Mustangs Invade
Determined Cadets’ Home Soi
The frustrated SMU Mustangs
travel to Aggieland this weekend
to meet a small but determined
band of Farmers in a tradition
steeped clash on Kyle Field turf
Saturday at 2 p.m.
A&M is currently in the bottom
of the Southwest Conference cel
lar, but they’ve proved they can
be a threat to any high-flying ele
ven after the scare they threw into
the talented Razorbacks last week
end. The Ags have lost three
straight conference games.
SMU went down in flames be
fore top-ranked Texas and ended
up in a 13-13 tie with the Rice
Owls in a highly protested SWC
game. The Mustangs are 3-1-2 for
the season while the Farmers moan
PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP
SMU POS. A&M
Henry Christopher (196) LE Ralph Smith (190)
'Gary Ferguson (224) LT Gale Oliver (200)
Charles Terrell (202) LG Wayne Freiling (205)
Max Christian (225) C Roy Northrup (195)
Bobby Loveless (200) RG ....Buddy Payne (186)
Jerry Mays (228) RT Allen Goehring (195)
Pat Neill (202) RE Bob Phillips (190)
Don Meredith (195) QB Charles Milstead (187)
Glynn Gregory (195) LH Robert Sanders (175)
Tirey Wilempn (179) RH , Randy Sims (185)
Jim Welch (195) FB S. J. Halpin (195)
their 3-4 mark.
Saturday’s game will bi*ing to
gether two old conference foes,
Don Meredith of SMU and Charles
Milstead of A&M, who will resume
their aerial duel for sole rights to
the league total offense crown.
Meredith is the leader so far this
year, but the determined Milstead
doesn’t know the word “quit.” The
A&M senior was injured against
the Baylor Bears and saw only
limited duty against the Razor-
backs, although he guided the Ags
to their sole touchdown in that
game.
Meredith has passed or run with
the ball 161 times for a total of
fensive of 844 yards. It is inter
esting to note that only six of those
yards have been by way of the
ground. The other 838 have been
passes from his talented right arm.
Milstead has rushed for 70 yards
and passed for .470, a total of 540.
His yard per try average is 3.9, as
compared to the Mustang ace’s 5.2.
The Aggies will have a new face
ip their starting combination this
week, S. J. Halpin at the fullback
slot. Halpin, a sophomore, scored
the Cadets’ lone talley against the
Razorbacks and was acclaimed for
his defensive play against the Ar
kansas team.
Injuries have again cropped up
on the Aggie field, with End Ralph
Smith placed on the doubtful list
with a sprained back. If Smith is
not ready to go Sophomore Russell
Hill could get the starting nod.
Sophomores could play a large
part in the Cadets’ game this week
end. Three of them figured in
A&M’s touchdown drive against
Arkansas, and two have made fine
shownings in the line.
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CHS Tigers Battle Humble
In Homecoming Tilt Tonight
By RUSSELL BROWN
CHS Correspondent
The A&M Consolidated Tigers,
the vision of the 1959 Tigerland
Bonfire still in their minds, play
host to the Humble Wildcats to
night on Tiger Field at 8 p.m. in
the Bengals’ Homecoming tilt, sla
ted to be a do-or-die fracas for
both schools.
Led by the running of speedy
halfback Johnny Parker, who runs
of Condy Pugh, and the power
running’ of Jim Wright, Brenner
Sayers, and Dee Smith, have rack
ed up a 4-2-1 record with wins
over Cleveland, Giddings, Nava-
sota, and Cy-Fair and losses to
Brenham, St. Anthony, and a tie
at the hands of the Hearne EagleS.
Coach Ed Logan of the Tigers
will go with his uspal lineup of
Bob Adams and Virden Smith at
ehds, Alex Quisenberry and Vic
Patton and Lloyd Long at tackles,
George and Harold Meaux at
guards, and Donald Wilkins at cen
ter. Hershel Archer will run the
team at quarterback, Howard Mit-
tag and Parker will be at the
halves, and Buddy Wisenbaker
will be at fullback.
The Bengals meet Bellville there
next Friday night, probably to de
termine the District championship.
Backfield stars who could see
some action are Halfbacks Eddie
Van Dyke and Jim Murphy, plus
Halpin, while the linemen are Hill
and Wayland Simmons. Van Dyke,
Murphy, Halpin and Milstead were
the Aggie combination who scored
against the Hogs.
The Mustangs have a better
than average backfield composed
of Meredith, Glynn Gregory, Tirey
Wilemon and Jim Welch.
Oklahoma got its name of “The
Sooner State” from the land rush
in 1893 into Cherokee Indian ter
ritory—“the sooner the settlers
got started the better chance for
choice land.”
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the 100 yard dash in 10.1, the Wild
cats boast a 5-3 season record, in
cluding a 1-1 district count, in de
feating Livingston, Clear Creek,
Cleveland, Dayton and Navasota
while dropping tilts to Port Acres,
Dickinson, and Bellville.
The Tigers, who have been
paced by the running and passing
Clark at tackles, Ban Jackson and
Bob White at guards, and Joel
Mills at center’. The Tiger back-
field is composed of Pugh at quar
ter, Sayers and Smith at the halves
and Wright at fullback.
Humble with an equally weighted
team, plans to start Charles Hol
comb and Ray Smith at ends, Jim
PROBABLE STARTERS
CHS
Humble
88
Adams, 155
LE..
81
Holcomb, 165
77
Quisenberry, 200
LT
70
Patton, 170
66
Jackson, 160
LG
61
G. Meaux, 160
50
Mills, 175
C
50
. Wilkins, 200
65
White, 160
RG
60
H. Meaux, 150
75
Clark, 205
RT
71
Long, 200
80
V. Smith, 160
RE
80
R. Smith, 175
10
Pugh, 170
QB
10
Archer, 165
35
Sayers, 160
RH:
20
Mittag, 180
22
D. Smith, 170
LH
40
Parker, 165
40
Wright, 175
FB
31
Wisenbaker, 165
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