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P»se4 College Station, Tusea* Wednessd&y, September SO, 1#61 THIE BATTAl-IOfM Myers Stresses Importance Of Having Overall Depth Sophomore Sensation Jerry Rogers, a 209-pound fullback from Corpus Christi (Ray), is having an out last year’s star—Sam Ryer—is on the third team. Rogers is on the second team be- standing fall practice and is one reason hind Lee Roy Caffey. Mets Want Casey As Manager By The Associated Press BALTIMORE—If Casey Stengel gives the word, he can have the New York Mets managing job for 1962 with Cookie Lavagetto com ing along as his first lieutenant and heir apparent. That was the proposition George Weiss, president of the new Na tional League club, tried to sell to the 72-year-old baseball genius ■vvhen the two former New York Yankee officials conferred at Sten gel’s home in Glendale, Calif., a fortnight ago. Casey Has To Sell Wife It is understood Stengel was re ceptive but he, in turn, must sell the idea to his wife, Edna. Mrs. Stengel is not enamored by the prospect of having her huband return to baseball A friend of the Stengels quoted her as saying, “What’s he trying to prove?” Weiss reportedly offered Sten gel a choice of either a one- or a two-year contract. At the ex piration of the contract, he would be succeeded by Lavagetto who, in the meantime, would serve un der him as third base coach. Weiss is said to be most anxious to have Stengel as manager not only because of Casey’s proven ability, but because of his belief the old professor would stimulate attendance at the Polo Grounds, the Mets’ home in 1962, and aid in the club’s rivalry with the Yan kees for local fan suppoi’t. Cookie Ex-Dodger Star Lavagetto also is well known to New York fans. He was a star infielder with the Brooklyn Dod gers in the 1940’s. Cookie man aged the Minnesota Twins this season. He was fired last June and replaced by Coach Sam Mele. In recent week^s, he has been serv ing as unofficial scout of the Mets in the West Coast area. (jet ■ 1*' U our wnms fa ^Sciturclc r L ante STUDENT FLORAL CONCESSION Place Your Order At FLORICULTURE BLDG. Thursday & Friday Between 8 a. m. & 5 p. m. ‘RUN BY AGGIES FOR AGGIES” Jim Myers Tuesday admonished the idea of stressing the impor tance of a staiting lineup. The coach of the Aggies noted that in modern day football, games are not won or lost by just eleven players. “The A&M coaching staff real izes the importance of every one of our squad members. Naturally, a starting eleven has to be put on the field. But where would a team be without that second and third string ? “We have perfect examples of the fallacy that the first 11 men are the most important in four contests for positions this season. One is at fullback, where I would n’t trade Lee Roy Caffey, Jerry Rogers or Sam Byer for any other fullback corps in the nation,” My ers said. “Then,” the coach added, “there is quarterback, where Jim Keller, John Erickson and Ronnie Brice are running neck and neck—and at center where a real fine battle is being waged by Jerry Hopkins, Jerry Jenkins and Ray Kubala. “And you can’t overlook left halfback where Sophomores George Hargett and Jim Linnstaedter are so close you’d almost think they were twins in ability. We hope they prove to be our touchdown twins this year,” said Myers. In his fourth year as Aggie coach, Myers said he thinks there is not a college coach who does not realize the importance of a good bench. “They can publicize the starters most—that’s human nature. But don’t take away my second and third stringers,” Myers asked. Last week the Aggies definitely lost the services of Left Tackle | out to 205 V4 pounds, with tl» est man being 225-pound Pete Nikirk. The Aggie* 1 eruce with Bon Krenek, a 221-pound junior, who had been running on the alter nate unit. Krenek reinjured his knee and suffered a severely duplicate th< sprained ankle during two-a-day being 205. Jerry Hopkins,! workouts. »' ound < ,e . nt * r . the Another loss hit the Cadets when it was discovered during regist Vol i.i n tion that Bobby Elliott, a junior college transfer quarterback from Cameron, was declared ineligible due to the lack of transteiable hours required by A&M. When the Houston Cougars vade Aggieland this Saturday, they will bring with them ont the toughest and most experier teams they have been able to e< up with in recent years starting lineup consists seniors, one junior and one sop! omore. In the line, the Cougar.* < (417 ' ) WHERE THE ELITE MEET m ^ Headline: For Color, for Style, for Pattern it’s VAN HEUSEN^ TRIMLINE BATIK from the famous t H 417 M COLLECTION Text:» Here’s a great sport shirt to add to y tion. Interesting batik print is in tones. 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