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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 10, 1959
A&M Harriers Trip Mustangs
Coach Charley Thomas’/ Texas
Aggie cross-country team won a
dual meet over SMU over the 3-
mile A&M course Saturday morn
ing.
Jan Ahiberg and Jim Parr fin
ished one-two for the Mustangs
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but the Aggies won the meet by
finishing third, fourth, fifth and
sixth.
Ahlberg’s winning time was 14
minutes flat while Parr was clock
ed at 15:03.
Malcolm Hardee was A&M’s top
finisher. His third place time was
15:09. Freddie Dulock of the Ag
gies was fourth followed by Thom
as Johnston, A&M; Thad Crooks,
A&M; Billy Walker, SMU; Rich
ard Hickman, A&M; C. J. Hajov-
sky, A&M; Gale McDaniel, A&M;
Johnny Walker, SMU; Jack Me-
Caslin, SMU; Ken Taylor, SMU
and Richard Weihing, SMU.
Michigan State’s oldest football
rival on its 1959 schedule is Notre
Dame. The series began in 1897.
Ponies Squeeze Past Farmers, 14-11,
Behind Play of Passing Don Meredith
The SMU Mustangs, scoreless
for three quarters while the rag
ing Aggies held onto a 3-0 lead,
finally broke loose for two tallies
in the final period to nip the Farm
ers, 14-11, in Southwest Confer
ence action on Kyle Field Satur
day.
A&M’s loss left them mired at
the bottom of the eonfei’ence pit
with a 0-4 record. SMU is 1-1-1
in conference play. The Ags op
ponents for this week, the Rice
Owls, have yet to win a game this
season, but have managed to tie
two teams, one of them the Ponies.
Ags Score First
The Aggies scored the first time
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they got theip hands on the ball in
the second quarter, moving 31
yards in 12 plays before they were
stopped and forced to kick a field
goal.
SMU had thrown the Cadets for
a two-yard loss after the Farmers
had a first down on the Mustang
four. Halfback Randy Sims toed
the field goal frtr the Aggies.
The Mustangs took the kickoff
after the field goal and drove right
back downfield toward the Aggies’
goal, but a Don Meredith to Glynn
Gregory pass thrown from A&M’s
26 was cut off short on a beautiful
interception by the Aggies’ Robert
Sanders on A&M’s three. Sanders,
had to leap high to pull the pass
away from Gregory.
SMU Misses Field Goal
SMU forced the Farmers to punt
from inside their own ten, and then
drove again to A&M’s eleven be
fore the Cadets’ forward wall could
hold the stampeding Ponies. Fac
ing a third down situation with
nine yards to go and the clock run
ning out, the Mustangs elected to
try a field goal, but the attempt
was wide to the right and the Ag
gies took over the ball on their
own 20 to run out the clock in the
first half.
The Mustangs began rolling
again late in the third quarter, and
continued their drive into the
fourth frame when they scored
their first touchdown of the after
noon. Meredith passed to Bud
Jones for the tally and Gregory’s
conversion was good.
Without pausing to rest the Mus-
tags kicked off to A&M. The Ags
couldn’t get their offense to work
ing and punted back to the Ponies,
after making three yards on three
downs.
SMU again put their football
machine into high gear and rolled
58 yards on nine carries for their
final score. Meredith ran the
touchdown over from one yard ouG
Gregory’s conversion was again
good.
A&M Closes Gap
A&M refused to lay down and
die for the Ponies, and took the
kickoff and marched right back
for their first TD of the day, mov
ing 64 yards in 10 plays. Milstead
threw to Sims for the touchdown,
then reared back and hit Sims
again for. the extra points.
The Aggies tried an onside kick,
hut the ball failed to travel the re
quired 10 yards before being touch
ed by an A&M player and SMU
Wildcats Halt Humble, 12-0;
Meet Bellville In Title Slate
By RUSSELL BROWN
CHS Correspondent
For the third time in as many
years the A&M Consolidated Tig
ers and the Bellville Brahmas have
come to the final tilt of the season
for both clubs tied for the league
lead in District 21-AA. On the
strength of Friday night’s slate of
Bellville downing- Navasota 36-13
and the Tigers taking a Homecom
ing victory over the Humble Wild
cats 12-0, the two teams are knot
ted for first place honors with 3-0
loop counts.
Two years the situation occurred
with the Big Red rolling over the
Tigers with comparative ease 34-0
while last year the Bengals tri
umphed in the mud 16-8 and went
on to bi-district play against Lib
erty. Liberty humbled the Tigers
40-8, advancing into the state play
offs before bowing to Angleton.
Friday night finds the two ele
vens clashing in Bellville with the
winner again battling the Liberty
Panthers who have clinched a tie
in District 22-AA. In other action
of the also rans, the Cy-Fair Bob
cats and Humble Wildcats battle
for third spot, each boasting 1-2
records. Navasota has finished its
play with an 0-4 showing and a
1-8-1 season standing.
Last Friday night the Bengals
allowed Humble to run all over the
field until the ’Cats knocked on
the goal line door. Three times in
the first half the Wildcats pene
trated the 25-yard line, each time
the rough Bengal defense held,
twice on downs and once on an
intercepted pass destined fox-
touchdown land.
The Tigers’ first scoring oppox--
tunity came late in the third period
when the local machine ci-anked up
a drive from the Tiger 46 to the
Humble 25 where quarterback Con-
dy Pugh kept on a roll out and
rounded the corner for ten yards
only to see the ball disappear into
a stack of white-shirted Wildcats.
Two plays later junior tackle Mark
Luther diagnosed a drive by Hum
ble fullback Buddy Wisenbaker,
making Wisenbaker part company
with the ball.
took possession of the ball.
The clock ran out with the Farm
ers throwing desperation passes
from mid-field in an attempt to
score the winning touchdown.
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