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Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, October 55, i.S)6i THE BATTALION GOLFER DROPS DEAD SANDS POINT, N. Y. (AP) — The Long Island PGA pro-pro golf championship was marred by the sudden death of contestant Bob Stuhler of Jamaica, N. Y. Stuhler, 4d, and 19(50 Long Island Open champion, dropped dead after the ninth hole of his first round match. He was one of five golfing brothers and brother-in-law of Lido Beach, N. Y., pro Pat Cici, Stuhler had complained of stomach pains before he started his round. California will have three $50,- 000 PGT golf tournaments early in 1962. Florida will have one. Linns taed ter Top Ag Rusher; Erickson Leads In Passing TRIANGLE RESTAURANT LUNCH AND DINNER SPECIALS Wednesday 1. Deep Fried Deviled Crab w/Tartar Sauce 75 2. Grilled Pepper Steak 85 3 Roast Beef w/Brown Gravy 95 4. Baked Chicken 95 (Served w/two vegetables, salad, hot rolls, coffee or tea.) Thursday 1. Deep Fried Shrimp Roll 85 2. Grilled Pork Chops 95 3. Veal Steak w/Mushroom Gravy 95 4. Barbecue Chicken 95 (Served w/two vegetables, salad, hot rolls, coffee or tea.) HOURS 11:00 A. M. — 8:00 P. M. The TRIANGLE 3606 S. College TA 2-1352 Bryan A Frog Is Stopped TCU halfback Larry Thomas (24) is stopped after a short gain by Bob Caskey (43) and Wayland Simmons (75). Ac tion took place during TCU’s upset over the Ags. 15-14. INTRAMURALS Yesterday’s intramural football results show an exciting 24-12 victory for A-3 over C-2 and four shutouts. With the passing of Kenneth Ward, the A-3 freshmen were able to score three times and convert while C-2 crossed the goal line twice, each time missing the extra points. The game was highlighted by a 65-yard pass from Ward to Ernest West for a TD. Ward also threw a 20-yard pass to West and a 30-yard aerial to Joseph Camp bell for touchdowns. Other Class B football games were: B-2 over Sqd. 14, 6-0; B-3 over G-3, 8-0; E-l over Sqd. 15, 1G-0; C-l over Sqd. 11, 21-0. 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TEXAS EXPERT- GUARANTEED REPAIRS Small Home Appliances Fans and Lamps Television (All Makes) Car Radios Electric Razors & Clippers DOERGE RADIO & APPLIANCE SERVICE 3212 Doerge Street TA 2-0223 (Behind Midway Repair Ser.) Bar-B-Q - Steaks - Sea Food Home Made Pies THE COUNTRY KITCHEN 2 Vi Miles West of College Station Highway 60 (Jones Bridge Rd) Mae & Frank Meads, Owners AGGIES NOTICE For Your Auto Parts And Aces- sories At A Discount See US'— Gulf pride, Esso, Havoline, Sinclair Oils 31c Qt. RC Champion Sparkplugs 29c DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS Water Pumps - Generators - Starters - Fuel Pumps - Brake Parts - Carburetors. Just About Any Part & Accessories You Need For Your Car. Filter - 40% Discount AT JOE FAULK’S 25th & Washington SAE 30 MOTOR OIL 15c Qt. OFFICIAL NOTICES feated Sqd. 14, Sqd. 8 beat C-2, Sqd. 13 over Sqd. 4 and B-2 de feated B-3. Monday’s basketball was high lighted by two one-point decisions. The real thriller came as unde feated Sqd. 2 fell to determined White Band in a 25-24 contest. High point men were Larry Chris tian of the White Band with 16 and Pat More of Sqd. 2 with 10. Meanwhile G-l was barely squeak ing by Sqd. 3, 18-17. In other Class A basketball com petition it was Sqd. 6 over C-2, 13-8; B-2 overran Sqd. 13, 52-19; and Sqd. 10 had little trouble with the Maroon Band in a 33-17 con test. D-2 defeated B-l, 26-10 and in Class C another high-scoring game saw Puryear Hall beat the Vet Students 49-40. Jim Linnstaedter, sophomore left halfback, jumped from tenth to seventh place in Southwest Con ference rushing with a fine day against TCU Saturday. The shif ty 170 pounder carried nine times for 65 yards, boosting his total for the season to 219 yards on 39 car ries. Linnstaedter boasts a 5.1 av erage and has yet to lose a yard this season. Junior Quarterback John Erick son is holding down seventh place among SWC passers, with 17 com pletions in 32 attempts for one touchdown. Erickson has a fine .531 passing- percentage, but his 6.8 yards per pass places him last in that category. Second leading rusher for the Aggies is Fullback Lee Roy Caf- fey, who has picked up 150 yards on 29 carries. Caffey has a 5.2 yards per carry average. Ronnie Brice, junior from An drews, has the second best passing record. He has connected on six of ten through the air for 83 yards and one touchdown. Halfback Bob Caskey lost the top receiver spot to Soph Travis Reagan, who has snagged five for 63 yards and one touchdown. Cas key is close behind with five re ceptions for 60 yards and one TD. Linnstaedter has the best average per reception with four for 76 yards and a 19 yard mark. The Aggies lead the conference in pass defense and number of in terceptions. Ten enemy passes have been stolen and returned for a total of 90 yards. Center Jerry Hopkins has swiped two for 13 yards and Linnstaedter also has stolen two. Brice has the longest return, a 62 yarder against Trini ty- Babe Craig, the Knoxville Boom er, continues to furnish the Cadets with a solid kicking game. Craig has maintained a 38 yard average through 25 punts, even with one being blocked in the LSU game. Soph George Hargett continues to lead in kickoff returns with four for 36 yards and a nine-yard Bill Bruton of the Detroit Tig ers is one of six players to lead off a World Series game with a home run. average. Linnstaedter has re- . punt returner with two for 51 turned five for 30 yards and a six- yards. Linnstaedter is also second yard average. to Hargett in this department, re. Hargett also is the top Cadet I turning three for 42 yards. Volum< MS SPORTSWEAR Don't *nvy H• l- S... wear them Don’t Envy H. I. S. 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