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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1960)
.1 Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, October 2G, 1900 THE BATTALION After Five Grid Seasons, Smith Brother’s Reign Ends For five seasons the Texas Ag gies have had a Smith at end and as the last of the Smith Brothers, Ralph is rounding out his final year with his usual steady perfor mance. Since 1956 the Aggies have had either Don or Ralph Smith at one end. In 1958 both brothers battled each other at the same left end position. Ralph, the younger, start ed two of 10 games as a sopho more against his brother but with Don graduated, Ralph has started the last 1G games for A&M. Both played for Coach Chesty Walker’s jrreat Phillips teams in West Texas and you can count on one hand the losses sustained by Phillips when the Smith Brothers played. Phillips lost but two games during the three years Ralph play ed for Walker, now an assistant at Washington, the I960 Rose Bowl champs. Although Ralph plays both ways he prefers defense to offense. As the corner man in the Aggie de fense, the 6-2, 200-pounder is re sponsible for containing the wide plays and turning the fast backs Aggies Alley The Bowling Committee leagues have now entered their second week of action. In the Hot-Shot League, teams captained by Scotty Harris and A1 Rainosek are lead ing the pack with identical 6-2 rec ords. The Jocks and Splitniks are setting the pace in the Monday Night Late League while three teams are deadlocked for first in the Thursday night league. HOT-SHOT: Monday night, lit tle known Fish Burchfield bowled 125 pins over his 159 average to lead Haynes to a 4-0 victory over Guy. The teams of Pearce and Harris battled to a 2-2 split and Autry topped Hanson 3-1. In the fourth match of the evening, Fish Bob Korose and Bruce Cook led Rainosek to a 3-1 clipping of Dant- zler. In this match, Larry Dantzler pulled one of those bowling oddi ties. Supporting a 192 average, Larry let go with a beautiful 244 second game and then followed TYPEWRITERS Rental — Sales Service — Terms DISTRIBUTORS FOR: Royal and Victor Calculators & Adding Machines CATES TYPEWRITER CO. 909 S. Main TA 2-6000 with an egg breaking 139. Even the best have their troubles. MONDAY NIGHT LATE: The Jocks, comprised of Ted Anderson, Jim Benson, Ray Kramm, and Jim Butler are leading with a 6-2 rec ord. Frank Culver has bowled 541 for high series and Chris Ruebeck rolled 222 for high game. John Seip has a 163 for high average. THURSDAY NIGHT: Teams number 2, 6, and 8 are tied for the lead with 4-0 records. Fish Mc- Fadden has 235 and 581 for high game and high series. The match team membership has already gone through a re-shuf fling of names. The top “Five” are now — Larry Dantzler, Parks Ma- haney, Chuck Haynes, Jimmy Guy and Eddie Autry. Next week tlm 9-game cushion will be dropped and then it is expected to find Lee Wilson, Bob Korose, Carroll Hil- born, and others making a strong bid for the elite “Five”. At this time, Pd like to apolo gize to the Tuesday, Thursday and Monday Late Leagues for not giv ing full coverage in this week’s article. insade. And the record proves he’s done an admirable job. Baylor, with three of the fastest backs in the nation,' won over the Aggies 14-0 but not on the ground. It took two big pass plays to do it as the Cadets out-gained the Bears on the ground. Ralph’s Consistent ‘Ralph has played real consistent ball for us,’ Coach Jjm Myers says of his No. 1 left end. “He not the greatest athlete in the world but with: the ability he has he gives you 100 percent each game.” A ‘B” student in physical educa tion, Ralph wants to coach and teach after graduation and here, too, he’ll follow in brother Don’s footsteps. Don is an assistant coach in the Lubbock public schools. Craig, Sims Move Into Top Statistic Spots The Aggies put another man in the Southwest Conference statis tic leaders column over the week end as Babe Craig moved up to the top punter’s slot with an aver age of 41.4 average on 33 punts. Randy Sims held his own in punt returns although his average drop ped a half yard to 19.5 on six runs. In conference rushing Sam Byer still hasn’t gone over the No. 2 po sition, but holds down a prosper ous 3.5 yards per carry. His total is 247 yards in 70 carries. Way out front in rushing is Coolidge Hunt of Texas Tech with 359 yards and breathing down Byer’s neck is Baylor’s Ronnie Bull with 242 yards. Neither Byers nor Hunt has lost any yardage thus far. INTRAMURALS After being hampered by weath er, outfit pictures, and drill, intra mural sports got back into full swing yesterday with fourteen games. In Class A basketball, Sq. 6 romped past Sq. 14, 32-9; and Sq. 7 beat Sq. 17, 29-24. 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