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College Station, Texas
Thursday, August IS, 19G0
THE BATTALION
Tigers Start Practice
With Heavy Squad
By RUSSELL BROWN
Sports Correspondent
Rainy weather greeted forty
gridiron hopefuls in College Sta
tion as the A&M Consolidated
Tigers opened drills in prepara
tion for District 19-AA competi
tion.
Head Coach Ed Logan and As
sistant Coach Jack Churchill will
have the heaviest crew in many a
year as 29 footballers, including
11 lettermen, will vie for the top
11 positions on the varsity string.
Eleven freshmen reported for the
“B” squad with five or six more
due to report later.
Coach Logan will be seeking to
improve his second-place showing
behind Koy, Lynn and Company
of Bellville in last year’s 21-AA
race, his first as a head coach
at A&M Consolidated. Logan
compiled a 5-3-1 record with a
3-1 loop count.
Missing from last year’s squad
will be seven gridsters represent
ing 19 numerals’ experience, in
cluding All-District center Joel
Mills, second-team halfback Dee
Smith and second-team end Virden
Smith.
Leading the Tiger charge this
season will be senior All-District
tackle Vic Clark, possibly moving
to a fullback spot on Logan’s
hard-hitting offensive platoon.
Clark tipped the scales at 210
last year in pacing the Bengal
line with Mills, but the rugged
two-letterman has trimmed down
to 188 for backfield and middle
guai’d duty.
Other returning lettermen on
the senior-laden squad will be
honorable-mention quarterback
Condy Pugh, a senior three-letter-
man slated for man-under duties
or halfback chores; three senior
guards: Mike Bloom, a rugged
defensive lineman; George Out
law, a scrappy defensive guard
with two letters’ service; and Bob
White, 180-pound one-letterman
and starting guard.
Completing the lettermen in the
line are 205-pound senior Alex
Quisenberry, second team All-Dis
trict performer from his tackle
post; 200-pound tackle Mark Lu
ther, a senior letterman; starting
end Bob Adems, 170-pound sen
ior; and junior center Charles
Roeber, who played behind Mills
last season. Senior letterman John
Pedigo and junior speedster Cyril
Burke will return to halfback slots
in the backfield.
Non-lettermen back include 13
performers from last year’s var
sity and “B” squads, including
155-pound junior end Larry Ran-
Aggies on Duty
Army 2nd Lt. Edward A. Wues-
te, ’59, has been assigned as as
sistant platoon leader of the 458th
Transportation Company at the
U. S. Army Transportation Term
inal Command at Camp Leroy
Johnson, New Orleans, La.
Lt. Wueste entered the Army in
April and attended the Transporta
tion Officers Basic School at Ft.
Eustis, Va.
★ ★ ★
Army 2nd Lts. Clifton W. Sal
mon, ’59,. and Royce A. Ray, ’59,
have completed the 10-week offi
cer basic course at The Armor
School at Ft. Knox, Ky.
Designed for newly commission
ed officers, the course instructed
the Ag graduates in tank gunnery,
combat tactics, field engineering,
communications, automotive main
tenance, map reading and military
leadership.
★ ★ ★
Army 1st Lt. George R. Ci’ane,
’57, is scheduled to participate
with other personnel from the
101st Airborne Division in Exer
cise Bright Star at Ft. Bragg,
N. C., this week.
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dolph and 155-pound junior signal
caller Ru.^sell Welch. Both are
tabbed for possible starting as
signments.
The maim Tiger asset for 1960
will be size coupled with experi
ence. A probable starting 11 could
average 175 plus with the front
line weighing in at 180. Sixteen
letters of offensive and defensive
left add to the brightening situ
ation. The Bengals are picked
to cop 19-AA with the new align
ment of Caldwell, Cameron,
Hearne, Rockdale and Consoli
dated.
The big question marks in Lo
gan’s defensive-minded club will
be depth, mainly in the backfield
and at the terminals; the success
of the possible switch of Clark to
fullback and Pugh to halfback;
and the lack of experience on the
bench.
Drills continue until the Ben
gals’ first tilt on Sept. 2 against
old foe Navasota. Coach Logan
is still trying to fill an open date
away on Sept. 9, a home-and-home
series with an A, AA, or AAA club.
Other non-district foes are Mad-
isonville, Giddings, Crockett and
Huntsville.
CHS Workouts
A&M Consolidated High School Coach Ed Logan instructs
Russel Welch in receiving the snapback from the center as
Condy Pugh looks on. The Tigers have opened their foot
ball workouts in preparation for their season opener Sept.
2 against Navasota. Logan said one of his heaviest squads
in recent years reported for the workouts.
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