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Moving In
Powell Berry (14) moves in on the Arkansas tackle, but not before Williams had picked
Razorback’s Jarrell Williams in last Satur- up some damaging yardage,
day’s game in Kyle Field. Berry made the
Rogers, Hargett Take Over
Rushing Lead for A & M Fish
Four-Team Parley
In 4 Rig’ Battles
Tennessee 7, Georgia Tech 3:
Tech’s Coach Bobby Dodd usually
springs a surprise on his alma
mater, but the Vols are too tough.
Clemson 13, North Carolina 7:
Frank Howard’s Tigers must win
this one to keep panic from set
ting in.
Purdue 7, Michigan State 0:
The Boilermakers should eke out
a touchdown at home.
Owls’ Depth Fatal
Rice 10, Arkansas 8: Owls have
too much depth for the Razor-
backs.
Southern California 13, Wash
ington 7: Trojans are coming
strong after a bad start.
UCLA 20, California 7: UCLA
is given the edge in equipment.
After three games, two of which
are victories, Jerry Rogers of Cor
pus Christi has taken over the
rushing department for the Fish
with 152 yards on 42 carries for
a 3.6 average. George Hargett
of Linden is close behind Rogers
with 143 yards on 13 carries for
a 11.0 average.
Passing—Linnstaedter
Jim Linnstaedter of Brenham
has dominated the passing depart
ment with 12 attempts, 4 comple
tions, 2 interceptions for a total
of 80 yards. Eddie Hall of Dick
inson has two completions on four
attempts for 20 yards.
In the receiving department,
Phil Peter of Houston leads with
two grabs for 62 yards. Plargett
has made two catches for 19
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Hargett is the kingpin of the
scoring department with 14 points
which include one touchdown, five
extra points and one field goal.
Rogers, Linnstaedter, Hall and
Peter are all tied for second place
with one TD.
In the punting department Hall
is the dominator with 19 kicks .for
668 yards and an average of 35.2
yards per kick.
Hargett is still the leader in
punt returns despite a shoulder
injury with six returns for 112
yards and an 18.7 per return aver
age. Travis Reagan of Wichita
Falls is second with four returns
for 65 yards and an average of
16.2.
Reagan is the leader in the kick
off return department with three
returns for 59 yards and a 19.7
average. Hargett is next with
two returns for 30 yards and an
average og 15.0.
Fish Idle
This week the Fish are idle, but
get into action next Thursday
night in Houston against the Rice
Owlets. The Fish have a record
of 2-1 which includes victories
over the Baylor Cubs and the Uni
versity of Houston Kittens, and
a season opener loss to the TCU
Wogs. The Rice Owlets are still
looking for their first win this
season after three starts.
By WILL GRIMSLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK—Minnesota, Navy,
Missouri and Army. That is the
recommended four-team parlay for
the big battles involving the col
lege football giants this weekend.
.763 Average
Last week Pitt’s upset of Syra
cuse help buoy our average to
39-12 for .763.
Minnesota 10, Iowa 8: The Go
phers are lean and hungry from
years of want.
Navy 14, Duke 7: Poise and
team spirit should carry the Mid
shipmen past this formidable hur
dle.
Missouri Will Stay Unbeaten
Missouri 20, Colorado 7: Old
Missouri remains unbeaten.
Army 17, Syracuse 14: Frank
Blanda’s field goal to hand Syra
cuse its second straight defeat.
Notre Dame 8, Pittsburgh 3:
Fighting Irish break their losing
streak in a rugged game.
Yale 18, Penn 7: Elis feel tough
enough to take on the Big Ten.
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AN ORDINANCE REZONING CERTAIN
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