faffe 4 College Statfon, Texas Wednesday, November 1(1,19C0 THE BATTALION
Big ‘Louie’ Is Question
As Opener Approaches
Seven-foot Lewis Qualls it the
big question mark as the Aggie
basketball team approaches its
opener with Trinity at San An
tonio on Dec. 1.
Aggie cagers have completed a
month of practice and have two
weeks before the first game and
as Coach Bob Rogers puts it,
“we’re still waiting to see whether
or not Qualls comes through.”
The Aggie Match Team success
fully defended its first place
standing in the Texas Intercol
legiate Bowling Conference by
winning eight points while losing
only four. However, the rapidly
rising San Antonio College moved
within three points by posting
a ten-two record. Pacing the Aggies
to their victories was one of the
team’s newcomers, Lee Wilson, with
a dazzling 252-656. Other league
highs were: from Texas U., Louie
Englander, 241-624, Fred Barnes,
206-605, and Pat Hurley, 226-602;
from SAC, Mike Greenwell, 220-
635, and Tony Pierulla, 215-601;
from A&M, Larry Dantzler, 220-
G14.
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In the Hot-Shot League on Mon
day night John Tinney’s 232-583
helped Pearce to maintain its
league lead by winning three from
Rogers claims his big sopho
more center from Houston Smiley
“is on the verge of being a great
player but he hasn’t learned to go
tough and move on every play.”
If Qualls comes through, Rogers
will play Carroll Broussard, last
year’s sophomore sensation from
Pt. Arthur, outside or on the wing.
If not, then the 6-5 Broussard will
have to go back inside.
Norris. Meanwhile Eddie Autry
posted a very nice 224-229-620,
leading Kennedy to four, victories
over Mahaney. While Tate was
winning three from Haynes, co
author A1 Rainosek blasted a tre
mendous 201-460 to gain three
from Harris. The team captained
by Frank Pearce established a
new league record in the high
team game department with an
836, averaging 209 per man. This
is good bowling in any league.
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In the Monday late league, the
action was fast and furious with
the Jocks maintaining their league
lead by taking four from the Pin-
busters. However, the Cherries
are only one point behind, winning
three from the Splitniks. The 4
Studs and the Arabian Knights
also came through by clobbering
the Seven Tens and the Scungies,
respectively.
In addition to the anxiety sur
rounding the Qualls factor, much
will depend on the progress of
Charlie Minor, sophomore play-
maker from Pampa who has
missed all work to date following
a knee operation.
There’s quite a battle going on
for positions with only two points
separating the two squads after
three intrasquad scrimmages.
Rogers shuffles his lineup daily
and the “best men are on the first
team each day.”
Here are the battles by position:
Elliott Craig, senior letterman
from Beaumont, and Wayne An-
nett, senior letterman from Chi-
cota, are battling for the guard
position. This is where Minor will
challenge when and if he recovers
from his knee operation.-
For the two forward positions,
four are contending—the Stanley
twins, Pat and Don of Buna;
Broussard, and Billy Young, Ha
worth, Okla., sophomore.
Windham, Qualls and Broussard
are being alternated at the two
post berths. If Qualls comes
through Broussard will be an out
side forward or wingman.
Big noise to date in the pre
season practice sessions have been
the Stanley twins and Windham
but Rogers is hoping for Brous
sard to regain his shooting eye
that helped him establish several
new' A&M school marks last year
including the first 400-point scorer
in history.
Aggies Alley
Strong East Texas Flavor
Displayed By Frosh Line
There’s a strong East Texas
flavor in the Aggie freshman line
that faces its toughest game Sat
urday afternoon against the Texas
Yearlings on Kyle Field.
Kickoff is 2 p.m. and it’s the
finale for both clubs. The Fish
have won three in a row but the
Texas frosh have a much longer
win skein going. They haven’t
lost one in 15 starts.
Four first-stringers on Coach
Travis “Shorty" Hughes’ Fish
line are from East Texas and
three more are reserves. There’s
also a couple of backs from this
area—George Hargett of Linden
and Jimmy Clark of Whitewright.
The linemen are Tackle Jim
Craig of Jasper, Guards Terry Mc
Leod of Jasper and Mike Swan of
Athens and Ronnie Carpenter, end
from Marshall. The reserves are
Bob Sullivan, Longview tackle;
Center Mac Compton of Athens
and Guard David Duncan of Jack
sonville.
The Fish line was over-shadowed
in the early season by the wide
play given to the speedy set of
backs but the men up front have
come through with the defense
and blocking necessary for the
backs to score nine touchdowns in
the last three games.
In addition to the East Texas
forward wall, there’s Center Ray
Kubala of West, End Ken Bode
of Brady and Tackle Johnny Ko-
lacek of George West. Others
who have seen much action are
Guard Jerry Pizzitola of Houston,
Tackles Pat Barton of West and
Gary Bennett of Galena Park and
Ends Tom Ecker of Amarillo and*
Larry Crutsinger of Brownwood.
There can be many a slip be
tween frosh and varsity competi
tion, as is always the case, but
still there are some fine prospects
on the 1960 Aggie Fish team.
Especially those linemen from
East Texas.
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Several champions have been es
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during the last few days.
G-3 beat Sq. 1 in Class B ping
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champ. M-2 wears the crown in
Class A basketball as they beat
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