foge B Cones'# Station, Tesa-a Tuesday, Ooto'ber 17,1961 THE BATTALION
Ags Pul Two Wins Together For First
Time Since 1959; Blast Trinity, 55-(
It's two in a row!
The Ag-gies have their first
winning streak since the early
part of the 1959 football season
when they had a string of three.
It was a slaughter in San An
tonio as the Cadets cut up the
Trinity Tigers for a «warming
.55-0 victory.
There were no standouts in the
contest as it was an altogether
team effort. In all, 42 Ags saw
action in the game—the entire
traveling squad.
After a small scare from Trin
ity’s passing, the Aggies settled
down and regained their poise in
pass defense that had them sixth
in the nation in that department
last week.
Interception Stops Passing Drive
. . . Brice hauls in aerial before halftime
Aggie Keglers Begin Play;
Win Season’s First Meet
By JIM BUTLER
The first meeting of the Texas
Intercollegiate Bowling Confer
ence was held Saturday on the
Memorial Student Center Lanes.
Teams participating were A&M,
Texas, Sam Houston State, Ar
lington State, San Antonio College
and Texas Christian University.
In first place after Saturday's
three matches was A&M with a
record of 9 wins and 3 losses.
Second place went to Sam Hous
ton State, who won 8 games and
lost 4. TCU occupied third place,
winning 7 and losing 5.
High individual series for this
month’s round wa»shot by A&M’s
Bob Korose, who lad a 617. Ko-
rose also had high individual game
with 235 and high average with
187. The Aggies completely dom
inated the first round as they also
won high team game with 978
and high team series with 2761.
The Aggie second match team
was in Houston over the weekend
for the organizational meeting of
the Gulf Coast College Conference,
which the Aggies won last year.
The first meeting of the season
was set up for Houston on Oct.
29. Competing in this league will
be the University of Houston, St.
Thomas University, Rice Univer
sity, Texas University, Blinn Col
lege of Brenham, and A&M.
The second team bowled an ex
hibition match against the Palace
All-Stars, taking two out of the
three games. The Aggies had high
individual game and series with
George Calloway shooting 235-628.
The Aggies had a 989 team game
which w’as high along with their
2739 series.
Eddie Autry won first place in
the scratch division of the All-
College Bowling Tournament
which ended Friday with a 676.
Autry won a trophy and a bowling
ball. Similar prizes were award
ed to Nolan Mathews for his first
place finish in the handicap divi
sion with a 715.
Second and third places in the
handicap went to Eddie Autry,
710, and Jakie Nicholson, 696. Sec
ond place in the scratch went to
Larry Dantzler with a 627. Chuck
Haynes and Tony Servello tied for
third with 603’s.
Ags Scored 8 Times
The Ags crossed the Tigers’ goal
line eight times during the course
of the night and stumpy Travis
Reagan led the TD rampage with
three. Others scoring were soph
omore halfback Jim Linnstaedter,
senior halfback Jjm Murphy, jun
ior halfback Ronnie Ledbetter,
junior quarterback John Erickson
and junior fullback Lee Roy Caf-
fey.
Although Trinity, a breather in
the Cadets’ schedule, was tough
in the first quarter, mostly on the
arm of quarterback Joe McCarty,
they never seriously threatened
again. In fact, the Tigers could
never reach Aggie territory in the
second half mostly because the
Cadets had the ball all the time.
Brice Intercepts
In a game which provided many
thrills for the Aggies, probably
the most exciting playnvas Ronnie
Brice’s interception return on the
last play of the first half. Brice
grabbed the pigskin on the A&M
20-yard line and returned it to the
Trinity 18 before being knocked
out of bounds.
The thiid quarter was the big
one for the Ags as they massed
together 27 points. Wayland Sim
mons broke through and blocked
Bennie Reagan’s punt early in
the third period to start the riot.
Trinity’s blunders were numer
ous as they committed six big mis
takes in fumbles and pass intex 1 -
Yankees Purchase
Robin Roberts
From Philadelphia
NEW YORK (A 3 ) — The New
York Yankees Monday bought the
vetex*an Robin Roberts from the
Philadelphia Phillies!
The Yanks announced it was a
straight cash deal and the amount
of money was not disclosed.
Roberts, 35-year-old right-hand
er, won only one game and lost
10 for the last place Phillies in
1961. However, in 14 years in the
National League he won 234
games and lost 199.
“We have nothing to lose and
everything to gain by this pur
chase,” said Roy Harney, Yankee
general manager. “I know Robin
well and he’s a proud competitor.
He’s always in shape and I know
he’ll make every effort to help
out the club in 1962.”
Robei’ts will report to the Yan
kees’ new spring training base at
Foi't Laudexdale, Fla., in Febru
ary.
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ceptions. Jerry Rogers and Walt
LaGrone x’ecovered the fumbles
and Ken Kipp, Jim Murphy, Frank
Fisher and Brice intei*cepted the
passes.
Keeling Missed
Daryle Keeling, the extx'a-point
specialist who had not missed all
season, booted one off the mark
for his first miss. He has made
good on 10-11.
Another bit of trickery whiel
foxed the Tigers was punter Bat
Craig’s screen pass to Ledbet
for a first down. This market
the first time this season tha
Craig has done anything besid
punt.
In the scoring department,
Cadets have scored 20 more point
in the last two games this ft
than they scored all lust season.
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