Page 4
College iStation, Texas
Thursday, December 1,1960
THE BATTALION
..
^ f
/I.
Don Stanley
... Forward
Carroll Broussard
. . . Forward
Lid Comes Off 1960-61 Cage
Season in San Antonio Tonight
The lid will be lifted on the 1960-
61 basketball season tonight in San
Antonio as A&M meets Trinity Un
iversity.
There will be many familiar
faces in the Aggie troop this year,
since only four seniors were lost.
Six lettermen will bid for top
positions on almost the same team
that compiled a 19-5 record last
season. Last years won-loss record
was one of the best ever turned in
San Antonio School Pulled
From State Football Playoffs
SAN
M 1
•
By The ^Associated; • j f! f
rrONlQ—The executive
committee of the. University Inter-
scholastic league pulled Sgn An
tonio 1 ,Sam Houston out of the
schoolboy football playoffs Wenes-
day and barred the team from
championship competition next
year.
This followed an investigation of
an incident in, which a Sam Hous
ton player reportedly struck an of
ficial during a game at Uvalde
Oct. 28.
Seguin of Dist. 13 AAA replaces
Sam Houston, 14-AAA co-cham
pion, as a Class AAA quarter-
CLEAN
UP
DURING OUR
FALL
CLEAN OUT
SALE
COME IN AND SAVE
ON A TOP QUALITY—
A-l
USED CAR
1957 Plymouth 2 - door
heater, automatic trans
mission 595.00
1958 Ford 4-door, 8 cyls.
heater, power brakes, tu-
tone paint standard
shift 995.00
1956 Ford country sedan,
heater, overdrive, tutone
paint 795.00
1960 Ford 4-door Fair-
lane 500, radio, heater,
factory air condition w.s.
tires, 8 cyl motor. Like
new 2595.00
We Service What We Sell
Have the facilities, equipment,
trained mechanics to do the
JO 0
Budget Terms
ASK ABOUT OUR
PERFORMACE
FROTI CTION POLICY
CADE
hit tor Company
1309 s 1700 Texas Ave.
’Dyvan = Phone TA 24333
finalist. Sam Houston defeated Se
guin 26-7 last week in bi-district
play.
The San Antonio school will be
allowed to play football next year,
but the games will not count to
ward a district title. Other Sam
Houston teams will not be affected
by the ruling.
The suspension is one of the stif-
fest ever handed a schoolboy foot
ball team, Dr. Rhea Williams, head
of the Interscholastic League, said
after the committee’s ruling in
Austin.
The league acted on reports
that a player hit an official during
a melee after the Uvalde-Sam
Houston game. Players and fans
from both schools reportedly took
part.
Uvalde was placed on probation
for the 1961 season, but its team
still will be eligible for a cham
pionship.
Uvalde, Del Rio and Sam Hous
ton finished in a three-way tie for
the 14 AAA championship. Sam
Houston won a coin flip for the
playoff berth.
Seguin will play Port Lavaca
Friday night at Seguin for a semi
final berth in the AAA playoffs.
by an Aggie team.
One Soph Starter
Four of the returning lettermen
are slated for starting duties
against Trinity tonight. Carroll
Broussard, Pat Stanley, Wayne An-
net and Don Stanley will make
up the veteran starters while Jer
ry Windham, a 6-6 soph will fill
in at the post position.
A up-and-coming JC transfer,
Ronnie Durbon, is tabbed a strong
contender for the starting lineup
as well as big Lewis Qualls.
Plenty of Depth
The Cadet’s have a lot of depth
on this year’s squad with lettermen
Tommy Smith and Elliott Craig.
Smith is only a junior in eligibility
and still is a little shy on experi
ence while Craig has earned two
letters as a quick, sure-shot guard.
Intramurals
The average amount of activity
went on yesterday in intramural
sports.
E-l edged Sq. 8, 21-19, in the
only game played in Class B bas
ketball.
In Class A football, D-l blanked
Sq. 8, 6-0; Sq. 7 won over Sq. 5,
6-2; and G-3 smashed M-Band,
21-0.
Mitchell Hall halted Pan Amer
ican, 3-0, in Class C horseshoes.
Other games in this class saw
Legett Hall shut out Milner Hall,
3-0; and Law Hall win over Wal
ton by forfeit.
In Class A horseshoes, L-2 slip
ped by C-l, 2-1; Sq. 17 white-
wished E-l, 3-0; and Sq. 11 beat
Sq. 1, 3-0.
Besides Windham and Qualls,
last year’s Fish team sent up some
top prospects for the varsity in
Charlie Minor, Billy Young, Jim
Keller and Lee Walker. Both
Young and Keller are very fast and
Walker is the second tallest man
the coaches as well as many other
interested people, when Broussard
turned his ankle. However, he re
covered quickly and will be on hand
at full speed tonight,
on the squad, standing 6-7.
Minor Recovering
Minor was the top Fish play-j
maker last season, but was hamp-j
ered with a knee injury in the 1 '
middle of the season. He reinjured
his knee in early season practice
and is now on the road to full re
covery from a knee operation.
Last week another injury upset
Roster
Hgt. Pos.
Charlie Minor 5-11 G
Billy Young 6-2 F
Elliott Craig 6-0 G
Jim Kelle% 6-4
Wayne Annett 6-14
Lee Walker 6-7
Pat Stanley .....6-3
Ronnie Durbon 6-4
Tommy Smith 6-2
Lewis Qualls 7-0
Jerry Windham 6-6
Carroll Broussard 6-5
1
Pii
, W:-
Tried
Regular . . * I
Filter Tried
Cigarettes? Other
Menthol
Cigarettes?
11
m
NOW! Come Up...All The Way Up
to the MENTHOL MAGIC
otKOOL!
When your taste tells you
it's time for a change,
remember: Only Kool—
no regular filter cigarette,
no other menthol cigarette-
gives you real Menthol Magic!
©I960, BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION
YOU FEEL A
NEW SMOOTHNESS
DEEP IN YOUR THROAT 1
C 'Oa,
THE MARK OF QUALITY IN TOBACCO PRODUCTS
f ' '
Wayne Annett
. . . Guard
wl
! ijlf 1
i | B
Ji
Hill
Pat Stanley
. . . Guard
ANNOUNCING
The Opening Of
W. L. AYRES DRY CLEANERS
313 N. College Main
(3 Blocks From North Gate)
Hpi
Jerry Windham
. .. Center
ONE DAY SERVICE
In By 9 Out By 5
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Try Our Alterations Dept. For Satisfactory Work
For One Hour Service Come To
1315 Texas Ave. — One Hour Martinizing
FOLGER'S COFFEE
RINSO BLUE or FAB
KRAFT'S VELVEETA
LIBBY'S CUT BEANS
2 LB. CAN $|ie
GIANT BOX 59«
2 LB. BOX
41 303 CANS
Maxwell House
Instant Coffee . .
Blue Plate
Mayonnaise . .
Prestone
Anti Freeze . .
6-Oz.Jar 79c
Pint Jar 15c
Gallon $1.79
Feather Crest
Grade A Med. Eggs Doz. 59c
Assorted Flavors
Jello 3 Boxes 25c
Rosedale
Fruit Cocktail 5 ■ 303 Cans 99c
X
Fancy Brazos Valley
vg*/ lb. 2.Y
GROUND MEAT ^ 2Hi!)<
^ 79c
Fresh
GULF SHRIMP
Fresh
TROUT
Hormel Dairy Sliced
RACON
Lb.
Lb. SRe
Golden
LB.
Fresh Cello i JfC
Crisp Jumbo
IIITUCE
Fancy Russett
Head
10 Lb. Bag IHc
*
SPECIALS GOOD DECEMBER 1-2-3, 1960
MILLER'S
3800 TEXAS AVENUE
SUPER
MARKET ^
VI 6-6613