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Wednesday, October 4, 1061
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Hargett On
George Hal*gett, the 170-pound left halfback
from Linden, returns a Jerry Stovall punt
nine yards in the A&M-LSU game at Baton
The Loose
Rouge last Saturday. On the play, Travis
Reagan (41) takes out a former Aggie, Den
nis Gaubat (53). (Pho4;o by Nobel Eden, Jr.)
Gibbs, Cook Leading SWC
In Total Offense, Rushing
Texas Christian’s Sonny Gibbs
and Texas’ Jerry Cook maintained
leadership for total offense and
ball-carrying honors respectively
in the Southwest Conference
through two games, but Doug Can
non, a young sophomore from Tex
as Tech, has moved ahead of a tal
ented group of veteran throwers
to emerge as the leading passer.
Cannon salvaged some consola
tion for himself and the Red Raid
ers by completing 13 of 24 at
tempts for 114 yards as Tech fell
to Texas. This gave him 15 com
pletions in 27 attempts for the
season and a gain of 134 yards.
Billy Cox of Rice, the leader last
week, dropped to sixth place, while
Gibbs moved up to second by com
pleting 7 of 12 in the 7-7 tie with
Ohio State.
Cook yielded some of the lime
light to Teammate Roy Poage, who
was the week’s leading ball carrier,
but the Longhoim junior from Ga
lena Park held on to the lead for
the season. He carried 13 times
for 84 yards against Texas Tech
for an aggregate of 194 yards in
26 bids through two games.
James Saxton, who raced 78
yards for one of Texas’ six touch
downs, held on to the runner-up
spot, while Ronnie Bull of Baylor
moved up to third with another
topflight performance. Texas.’
stable of swift backs have hogged
four of the top six places amo*ig
the ball-carrying leaders, with
Poage, who gained 104 against
Tech, and Sophomore Tommy Ford
joining in the select circle.
Ags, Raiders
Both Winless
After two games and not a
win in the standings, the Aggies
hit the road again this week in
search for their first victory.
The Texas Tech Red Raiders
will be the Cadets* opponent and
they, too, have yet to win one.
Last week in Austin the Texas
Longhorns trampled the Red
Raiders with a 42-14 victory.
The score could have been worse!
Matt Lair, former A&M de
fensive line coach and now coach
at Tech, had only one comment,
"They kind of embarrassed us,
didn’t they?”
Good news hit the Aggie camp
yesterday as they went through
a rugged workout—second team
left tackle, Ben Krenek, has re
turned from the injured list and
will be ready for Tech.
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5,000 AGGIES CAN’T BE WRONG
LOUPOTS
Two ’ other sophs — Tommy
Crutcher of TCU and Tom Sherwin
of SMU—continue to rank high
ajnong the leading ball carriers.
The 6-7 Gibbs, described as an
“Eye-full” tower after a brilliant
all-round performance against
Ohio State, is the total offense
leader with an aggregate of 271
yards, 229 passing and 42 rush
ing. Cook held on to second place
with his rushing total of 194,
while Saxton ranks next with a
fantastic per-play average of 11
yards.
Mike Gotten of Texas, who has
the best completion percentage of
the leaders, and Baylor’s combo
of Ronnie Stanley and Bobby Ply
rank, in that order, behind Cannon
and Gibbs in pass completions.
Gotten hit 7 of 8 against Texas
Tech to claim a .688 mark (11 of
16) for the season
threw two
5 ALL-STATERS OUT
Injury Riddled Freshmen
Meet Wogs Here Thursday
The Aggies will preview their
future varsity players when the
freshman team clashes with TCU
at Kyle Field here Thursday night.
The 7:30 p.m. kickoff will mark
the debut of Ty Bain as the A&M
Freshman football coach.
Bain came to Aggieland last
January following nine years of
service to Kilgore High School
as athletic director and head foot
ball coach.
Three high school all-state hon-
orees will be in the Aggie Fish
starting lineup.
They include Tackle Ronny
Moore of Brownwood, Guard Mel
vin Simmons of Odessa and Half
back Tommy Meeks of Bryan.
Two other all-staters are on the
injured list, including Halfback
Budgie Fold of Taylor (he also
won high school all-American hon
ors) and Guard Ray Gene Hinze
of Waco LaVega.
Also sidelined with injuries are
Tackles Ray Chancellor of Waco
LaVega and Maynard Rogers of
Port Lavaca.
Ford has a shoulder separation
which is expected to keep him out
of action for about three weeks
and Hinze and Chancellor have
leg injuries.
The A&M Frosh pre-season
three-deep lineup:
LE—Charlie Knight, San Ben
ito; James Drennan, Hooks; Jeff
Farmer, Waco Reicher.
LT—Ronny Moore, Brownwood;
Bill Jackson, San Antonio Jeffer
son; Milton Kellner, Wallis.
LG—Fred Moss, San Antonio
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half of Baylor’s conquest of Pitt.
Highlands; Andrew Overton, Pal
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C—Donnie Martell, Orange;
Gary Williams, Gainesville; Pat
Wash, Victoria.
RG—Melvin Simmons, Odessa;
Jody Hoyak, Bryan; James Roach,
Gatesville.
RT—John Brink, San Antonio
Jefferson; Gene Bruce, Liberty-
Eylau; Mike Bail, Eden.
RE—John Brotherton, Mineola;
Pat Nelson, Orange; Richard
Whatley, Port Lavaca.
• QB—Karl Sweetan, Dallas South
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Gary Cavasas, Houston
Herbert Beazley, Anahuac.
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