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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1960)
Page 4 College Station, Texas Tuesday, October 4, 1960 THE BATTALION im ; SBH j Hot Pursuit Almost all of the Cadet defensive team tact was made by the Aggie who is blocked Crockett Capitalizes on CHS Mistakes for 14-0 Victory By RUSSELL BROWN Battalion Sports Writer The Crockett Bulldogs took ad vantage of two third period breaks to take a 14-0 non-district win from the luckless A&M Consoli dated Tigers in Crockett Friday night. The win was the fourth for the District 22-AA favorites, with only a 12-12 tie with Gladewater marring their record. The loss dropped the Bengals deeper into the District 19-A A cellar in non district action, as they absorbed their foui’th loss in five outings. Their lone win came at the ex pense of the Bulldogs’ district mate, Madisonville, 16-14. Both clubs threatened twice in the first two quarters, as the Ti gers moved inside the Bulldog 20 on two occasions, after Larry Ran dolph had recovered a ’Dog fumble and Bob Adams had blocked Hor ace Moore’s punt. Both times fum bles halted the Bengals short of the promised land. The winners also took advantage of two breaks for deep penetra tions, one to the five-yard line as the end of the half approached. Quarterback Dave Ferguson tossed a TD pass, but the officials ruled it no good because the ball hadn’t been snapped when the horn sounded for the half. Crockett got the first break in the second half and went on to tally their two touchdowns for the victory. Ozzie Burke fumbled Moore’s punt in the Tiger 12 with James Birdwell capturing the ball for Crockett. Tailback Ken Bow man took it in, the last of three plays being a 10-yard end sweep with 3:45 remaining. Johnny Frye’s kick was blocked. The Bulldogs lengthened their lead to 8-0 with a safety later in the period when Jimbo Carroll re ceived a bad pass from center on a fourth down punt situation, fall ing on the ball for a safety in the end zone. The free kick following the safety was returned by Ferguson to the Tiger 30 as the third period ended. The Bulldogs marched to the five, setting up a first and goal situation. Three plays net ted four yards and on the crucial fourth down try, Ferguson found Moore in the end zone for the one- yard strike. Frye’s kick was again blocked. The Tigers put on another threat as Carroll recovered another ’Dog fumble on the Tiger 35. Quarter back Russell Welch found Ran dolph in the open and hit him with a 47-yard toss to the Bulldog 18. Four plays only netted eight yards and the Tigers had to settle for the 14-0 whitewashing. THE BATTALION SPORTS Intramurals The top nine teams qualified for the finals in the 400-foot free style relay last night in Intra mural swimming in classes A, B and C. The finals will be Oct. 11. The following teams qualified for the finals: CLASS B H-2 1:09.3 Sq. 15 1:12.4 Sq. 7 1:13.2 B-l 1:13.5 G-2 1:14.5 B-2 1:14.9 Sq. 12 ' 1:15.5 F-2 1:15.9 Sq. 14 1:17.0 CLASSES A & C F-2 1:11.8 Pan American 1:12.7 Sq. 12 1:12.7 Sq. 1 1:13.9 B-2 1:14.2 G-2 1:15.5 E-2 1:16.3 Sq. 4 1:16.7 D-2 1:17.0 SWC Stats Take Weekend Sliakeup By The Associated Press There were some shakeups in Southwest Conference football sta tistical leaders last week and the most notable came in the prog ress of Billy Cox, Rice quarter back, and Mike Gotten, field gen eral of the Texas Longhorns. Dick Poison of Texas Tech was held to seven yards rushing by Texas but retained his lead. How ever, teammate Glen Amerson, who was leading the passers, lost his perch to Cox. The Rice quarterback threw for 98 yards against Tulane and moved into first place with 14 comple tions out of 27 for 180 yards. Amerson is second with 13 of 25 for 173 yards. Gotten passed for 12 yards against Texas Tech, his throws including two 55-yard touchdown shots, and it put the Longhorn star into first place in total of fense. Gotten has gained 251 yards on 36 plays. He replaced George McKinney of Arkansas who has 242 yards on 47 plays. Poison leads in ball-carrying with 155 yards on 17 runs but is pursued closely by Sam Byer of A&M, who pushed into second place with 29 yards against Trin ity. Byer has 139 yards in 38 carries. Roland Jackson of Rice leads ^he punters with a 45.2 yards av erage on five kicks and Randy Sims of A&M, who was injured before the Trinity game, is the leading punt returner with 105 yards on five runs for a 21.0 average. FIGHT BACK! Help preserve masculine prerogatives! Help fight creeping matriarchy! Join SMK. No dues. No meetings. One obli gation only. Smoke your Kaywoodie often—especially among women. Flaunt its manly grain. Tantalize them with the lush tobacco-and-briar aroma. But never let them savor a puff! 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For the first time in nine starts the Cadet gridders came out on the top end of the score against a fired-up group of Trinity Tigers Saturday night by a score of 14-(f. During the first half of the con test played in San Antonio, it looked as if the Tigers might have enough punch to out-man the fa vored Cadets as they doubled their rushing yardage and made eight first downs compared to the Ags’ five. The second half was a different story as A&M took the opening kickoff and drove 74 yards in 13 plays for the first counter. Big Sam Byer was used as the “pile driver” for the last few’yards to paydirt as he carried, for seven, two and one yards. For the first time this season Daryle Keeling got his chance at the uprights and put the ball squarely through the middle. After the Aggies kicked off to Trinity, it was the Tigers’ last chance for the ball in the third quarter. Thanks to some fine rushes on the Trinity quarterback by the Ags, the Tigers only man aged to run eight plays. Efldie Van Dyke and Jack Estes took over the ground-gaining du ties at this stage of the game and chalked up yardage to the Trinity 12, which was mainly due to a 43-yard scamper by Estes. How ever, the drive was halted by Trinity’s 240-pound plus line on the two-yard line. Van Dyke led the next Aggie drive that put them on the Trinity four with about two and a half minutes - left. Babe Craig’s num ber was called and he dived across the goal for six more points. Again Keeling split the uprights. Trinity threatened in the closing minute after completing a 48-yard desperation pass to the Cadet three. The next play would have been a touchdown if the Tigers’ John Fulton hadn’t fumbled in the end zone where a host of Cadets pounced on the ball for a touch- back. For shdrt cuts... f \ L \ torlpny style Makes your haircut fit your head! No matter how you like your hair cut-you'll look better when you use Short Cut. 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