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Thursday, October 15,
THE BATTALION
WOGS HE A VIER
Ag Frosh Open Season
Tonight Against Wogs
By BOB ROBERTS
Battalion Assistant Sports Editor
The Texas Aggie Fish football
ers meet the TCU Wogs on Kyle
Field tonight at 7:30. The game
will be Coach Ty Bain’s inaugural
as head mentor of the Fish.
Coach Bain’s Fish will average
178 pounds in the backfield, and
202 pounds in the line. The fresh
men will give a weight advantage
to the Wogs, who average 216 in
the line and about 189 in the back-
field.
Three high school all-state play
ers will be in the starting lineup
for Bain. They include Tackle
Ronny Moore of Brownwood,
Guard Melvin Simmons of Odessa
and Halfback Tommy Meeks 'of
Bryan.
Two other all-staters are on
the injured list, Halfback Budgie
Ford of Taylor and Guard Ray
Thin-Clads Go To
Houston Saturday
It’s autumn time and almost
everyone would think that track
season is over, but cross country
season is here again!
While the Aggie footballers will
be in Lubbock Saturday, the Ag
gie runners will be in Houston
taking on the University of Hous
ton cross country team. Houston
was ' the NCAA cross country
champion last year.
Last year the Aggie team took
second place at the Southwest Con
ference Meet and Coach Jim
Brewer expects a stronger squad
this fall.
The reason for the added
strength will be Ilhan Bilgutay,
a sophomore from Istanbul, Tur
key, who was ineligible last year
and Ed Weber, a junior transfer
from Victoria Junior College.
Thad Crooks, the co-captain of
the Aggie track team last spring,
is back and will supply help. A
strong challenger, Crooks is holder
of two school track records—the
mile and the two-mile runs.
Other members of the Aggie
cross country team are E. L. Ener,
a junior from Jasper; Malcolm
Hardee, a senior from Groveton;
Thomas Johnson, a senior from
Franklin; and Bill Doreen, a soph
omore from Midland.
“Bilgutay is the number one
runner on the team and I along
with Coach Charlie Thomas expect
great things from him,” said Brew
er.
The freshmen will also have a
meet v/ith the Cougars Saturday
and they will be led by Herbie
Campbell and Jim Sebastian.
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Gene Hinze of Waco LaVega.
Also sidelined with injuries are
Tackles Ray Chancellor of Waco
LaVega and Maynard Rogers of
Port Lavaca.
Wog Coach Fred Taylor will
field a lineup which includes three
all-state stars; End Bobby San
ders of Fort Worth Paschal, and
two giant tackles, Bobby Smith
of San Antonio Burbank and Nor
man Evans of Donna.
The Wog backfield will have
Randy Howard of Dawson at quar
terback; Larry Bulaich of La-
Marque at left half; Jim Fauver
of Houston Milby at right half;
and Bobby Barker of LaMarque at
fullback.
Taylor reported at least nine
Wogs have suffered injuries since
workouts began on Sept. 21. Most
serious was the loss of right half
back Bobby Batton of Hubbard,
who broke a collar bone in scrim
mage last week.
Other starters for the game to
night are Left Guard Frank Wal-
termire of Houston Austin; Center
Jacky Huffman of Dallas Samuell;
Right Guard Ray Ragland of Kil
leen; and Right End Bill Bowex's
of Fort Worth Carter.
Starting Lineups
FISH
85
Knight
LE
71
Mooi'e
LT
60
Moss
LG
52
Martell
C
62
Simmons
RG
73
Brink
RT
88
Brotherton
RE
11
Sweetan
QB
24
Pitman
LH
22
Meeks
RH
45
McLean
FB
WOGS
81
Sanders
LE
76
Smith
LT
65
Waltermire
LG
56
Huffman
C
64
Ragland
RG
71
Evans
RT
86
Bowers
RE
11
Howard
QB
21
Bulaich
LH
42
Fauver
RH
39
Barker
FB
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Bailie Of Winless
Set For Lubbock
Ben Krenek
. . . ready for Tech
Redlegs Blasted Ags ’07
In March of 1907, the Cincin
nati Reds had better luck with
the Texas A&M baseball team
than they had with the New
York Yankees in the first game
of the World Series yesterday.
The Reds handily downed the
Aggies 9-0 in an exhibition
game on campus. All the Cin
cinnati runs were scored in the
third inning when the Aggies
went to pieces.
The losest the A&M man
aged to come to a score was in
the third inning before the Reds
broke loose. Cadet Hue was left
stranded on third after a short,
short Aggie rally.
The Cincinnati team commented
that the two and one half hour
game was quite an odd experi
ence because of the college yells
and Aggie enthusiasm during
the game.
After tying Houston and losing
to LSU in tight iritersectional foot
ball clashes, the Aggies move into
the Southwest Conference scene
Saturday.
Coach Jim Myers takes his Ag
gies to Lubbock to do battle with
Texas Tech’s Red Raiders at Jones
Stadium at 7:30 p. m.
More than 35,000 tickets have
been sold to the contest and Tech
athletic officials except a near
capacity turnout of 40,500.
A&M will enter the game with
a 0-0 SWC mark while Tech found
a rampaging group of Longhorns
too much last week and lost its
league opener by 42-14.
The Aggies tied the University
of Houston, 7-7, and then last
Saturday night bowpd to LSU,
16-7, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Myers sent the A&M team
through a long scrimmage Tuesday
against Red Raider offenses and
defenses, and announced more of
the same for Wednesday.
The Aggies will begin tapering
off drills Thursday and have a
limbering up workout at Lubbock
Friday afternoon following a 2 p.
m. flight (Braniff) from College
Station.
Barring practice injuries, the
Aggies should be in good shape for
Saturday’s encounter. Ben Krenek,
junior letteiunan from El Campo,
has returned to his spot at second
team left tackle after having
missed the first two encounters
with a knee injury.
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is nursing a leg injury. He was a
member of the second unit.
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Russell Hill and Daryle Keeling at
ends, Wayland Simmons and Joe
Eilers' at tackles, Wayne Freiling
and Jim Phillips at guards, Jerry]
Jenkins at center. Jim Keller
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Boh Caskey at halfbacks and Lee
Roy Caffey at fullback.
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Krenek at tackle, Keith Huggins
at guard and Bobby Evans, a con
verted end, at tackle.
Pat Latham and Bobby Hunting-
ton will be at ends, Walter La.
Crone at guard, Jerry Hopkins at
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Travis Reagan at halfbacks.
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ground gainer with 58 yards in 13
carries, while Caffey has 50 in
14 and Fullback Jerry Rogers 4]
in 18.
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eight passes for 48 yards and one
touchdown. Reagan is the leading
receiver, having caught two passes
for 33 yards and one TD.
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