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- > mayhp^ LOUIS—The Missouri Val-
f 11 ’ Conference has rejected a pro-
, ed basketball division within it
^ ‘ V S C S decided—for the present—to
’ !: tinue its current organization.
Neve said after the MVC meet-
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Taublic' Wednesday the league’s ex-
^3 0l , ^ ision committee “would con-
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D.Q a s and make an announcement
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V>egin ;idquarters in Kansas City.”
t,, a |] ,"'ve claimed the meeting was har-
_ »> ‘ nious but observers said an
ntual membership showdown
een the football-minded and
sketball-minded schools in the
lleyl was only postponed. Neve
i the athletic directors would
; speculate on possible future
gue members.
rhejproposal by basketball pow-
for a basketball division in the
J lleye never came to a vote.
it was obvious that football
j tools, led by Tulsa’s athletic di-
tori Glen Dobbs, didn’t budge
m their stand that any new
ference members must play
tball, as well as basketball,
bbs had no comment on the
eting.
Bob Stewart, athletic director of
Louis University, would say
y that he “felt pretty good”
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about the meeting. St. Louis is a
basketball power but doesn’t play
football.
Only Tulsa, North Texas State,
Cincinnati and Wichita contested
for the conference football title
last fall. Drake and Bradley have
football teams but do not try for
the crown. Both, however, are
basketball powers.
The conference has been shaken
by recent withdrawal of three
schools with good all-round pro
grams —i Oklahoma State, Detroit
and Houston.
The basketball powers want a
strong basketball conference. But
some members have strong foot
ball teams and probably don’t
want to give up the sport hnd
leave the Valley.
U of H Accepts
NCAA Basketball
Tourney Invitation
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK—The University of
Houston Wednesday accepted an
invitation to compete as an at-large
representative in the Midwest re-
gionals of the NCAA basketball
championships.
Roy Spec Keene, Oregon State
athletic director and chairman of
the Western Selection Committee,
announced the choice through the
NCAA Service Bureau. The site
and exact dates—March 13, 14 or
15—of the regionals will be an
nounced later.
Houston is the fourth team to
be selected for NCAA play. The
others are St. Bonaventure, St.
John’s, in the East, and Louisville,
in the Mideast.
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THE BATTALION
Thursday, February 9, 1961
College Station, Texas
Page 5
NATIONAL CAGE ROUNDUP
Father, Son and Coach
Condy Pugh, former A&M Consolidated grid
star takes the pen from A&M Coach Jim
Myers as he was about to put into writing
his decision to attend A&M to play football.
On the left is Condy’s father, Marion Pugh,
who played on the 1939 Championship Ag
gie team. Condy is the first son of any
member of the 1939 team to enter a major
college on a football scholarship.
Intramural Officers Meet
W. L. Penberthy, acting director
of intramurals, held his first meet
ing yesterday of the athletic offi
cers of each outfit and represent
atives from the civilian dorms.
The purpose of the meeting was
to explain what sports wfere going
to be played this semester. The
sports are tennis, volleyball, soft-
ball, rifle and golf. Two other
sports are to be specialties, track
and wrestling. These two will be
only for the outfits that want to
enter and wilV be completed
promptly. ^
Starting Feb. 14 and 15, wrest
ling weigh-ins will take place at
the intramural office. Thursday,
Feb. 16, there will be a demonstra
tion of wrestling in DeWare Field
House. Matches will begin Mon
day, Feb. 20.
Class A and C will first take up
tennis and volleyball ^Jiich will
start Feb. 20.
Class B will only start with rifle
and will begin Feb. 21 with a dem
onstration on Monday, Feb. 20.
Later on in the semester, soft-
ball and golf will get under way.
As last year, golf will be only
one class, fish and upperclassmen
combined.
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Two Big Upsets Featured
In Wednesday Nite Games
By The Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S. C.—South Car
olina surged from behind in the
late stages Wednesday night to
upset sixth ranked North Carolina
89-82 despite a 65-point shooting
performance by the Tarheels’ York
Larese and Doug Moe.
A phenomenal South Carolina
shooting average of 62 per cent
from the floor and accuracy from
the free throw line when the pres
sure was on keyed the upset. It
was the Gamecocks’ first Atlantic
Coast Conference victory in nine
tries this season.
The South Carolina scoring was
a team affair, but it was all La
rese and Moe for the Tarheels.
Larese scored 36 points and Moe
29 as the two kept the visitors in
the game until the final moments.
Larese fouled out with a minute to
go.
The game was close most of the
way. South Carolina pulled ahead
82-80 with a minute and a half
left. Then the Gamecocks sewed
it up with free throws in the final+
seconds.
★ ★ ★
RICHMOND, Ky.—Eastern Ken
tucky upset Louisville’s NCAA-
bound Cardinals 80-74 in basket
ball Wednesday night, gaining re
venge for an earlier defeat.
The Maroons handed 10th-
ranked Louisville its fourth defeat
against 17 victories this season.
One of the Cards’ triumphs was a
70-69 squeaker over Eastern.
Despite a 32-point performance
by Louisville’s John Turner, the
Cards couldn’t cope with a late
Eastern surge led by Carl Cole.
Cole, who hit only two field
goals in the first half, ended with
nine points, five scored in the
final two minutes.
Louisville started strongly
against the determined Maroon
squad and managed to nurse a JO
SS margin at intermission.
After nibbling at the lead, East
ern edged ahead. A field goal by
Turner made it 78-70 pushed East
ern out of reach of Louisville.
1961 Aggie Football Slate
Sept. 23 University of Houston
Sept. 30 Lousian State University .
Oct. 7 Texas Tech*
Oct. 14 Trinity University
Oct. 21 Texas Christian University*
Oct. 28 Baylor University*
Nov. 4 Arkansas*
Nov. 11 Southern Methodist University* College Station 2:00
Nov. 18 Rice University* Houston 2:00
Nov. 23 University of Texas* College Station 2:00
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Baton Rouge 8:00
Lubbock 7:30
San Antonio 8:00
Ft. Worth 2:00
College Station 2:00
Fayetteville 2:00
Aggies Add Three
Stars To Team
A halfback and two guards who
were outstanding performers for
their respective high school teams
have signed football pre-enroll
ment agreements with Texas A&M
College.
Aggie Athletic Director Jim My
ers said the athletes include:
Cary Cavasas, a 190-pound half
back from Jesse Jones High
School in Houston. He has run
the 100-yard dash in 9.9.
Fred Moss, a 205-pound guard
from San Antonio Highlands. My
ers said Moss is considered one of
the outstanding linemen in the
San Antonio area,
Ken Smith, 195-pound guard
from Magnolia. He was an all
district selection for the regional
Class B championship Magnolia
teams the past two seasons.
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