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College Station, Texas
Thursday, January 4, 19G2
THE BATTALION
Aggies Drop First SWC Game, 64-59
Ai’kansas’ Razorbacks proved too
much for a fighting 1 A&M o.uintet
last night in Fayetteville as the
Aggies held the SWC’s top scorer,
Jerry Carlton, to only !2 points
but his teammates took up the
slack to win, 64-59.
All of Carlton’s points came in
the first half, but it was the top-
notch shooting of the Porker’s
Tommy Boyer and Jim Wilson that
proved fatal to the ill-fated Ag
gies.
The Aggies’ All-America, Car-
roll Broussard, appears completely
recovered from a back injury that
bothered him earlier in the season
my Smith and Bennie Lenox each
had eight points to their credit.
Once again it was the free
throws that killed A&M’s chances
for their seventh victory of the
season. The Cadets could manage
only 17 of 34 charity tosses for a
cold 50 per cent while the Hogs
were hitting on 24 of 29 free
throws for a hot 80 per cent.
A&M
Fg
Ft
Tp
Broussard
7
7
21
Lenox
4
0
8
Smith
2
4
8
Durbon
2
0
4
Robinette
2
1
5
Wjndham
3
0
6
B. Johnson
1
5
7
Keller
0
0
0
D. Johnson
0
0
0
Qualls
0
0
0
Walker
0
0
0
—
—
—
Total Points 21
ARKANSAS
17
59
Morrison
1
0
2
Carlton
3
6
12
Boyer
4
11
19
Wilson
5
4
14
Hogue
1
0
2
J. Rogers
4
3
11
Wofford
2
0
4
—
—
—
Total Points ....
20
24
64
and he dropped
in 21
points
to
take top honors for the game.
Boyer hit for 19 points to lead
the Razorbacks and he was fol
lowed by Wilson with 14 and Jer
ry Rogers with 11 points.
/ Broussard was the only Aggie
to hit in the double figures. Tom-
Tommy Smith
. one of 3 seniors
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In the field goal department,
the Aggies had 21 and Arkansas
was one behind with 20.
A crowd of over 5,000, the larg
est of the year at Fayetteville,
witnessed the game that see
sawed back and forth until seven
minutes remaining in the first
half when Carlton hit on two free
throws to put the Hogs ahead 18-
16—a lead that the Aggies never
regained even though they tied the
game three more times.
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half, Arkansas pulled away in the
clutches on fine, alert plays by
Larry Wofford and Wilson.
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With only eight minutes left in
the second half, A&M’s Ron Dur-
bon sank a di’iving layup and the
Aggies were behind only one point
—47-48. The Razorbacks quickly
made nine points before the Cadets
could manage another point.
It was the ninth sti'aight victory
for Arkansas and their first in
Southwest Conference play. The
Aggies have a 6-4 record for the
season and are 0-1 in SWC compe
tition.
The next game for the Aggies
is Saturday night at G. Rollie
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host to the defending SWC cham
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Pros Top Draft Choices Battle
In United States Bowl Sunday
By W. B. RAGSDALE JR.
WASHINGTON (A 5 ) — “We
don’t have the big names, but
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Jim Castiglia, former George
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National Football League against
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division in D. C. Stadium Sunday.
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“For the average person,” said
Castiglia, U.S. Bowl president,
“there are only four or five big
names each year. After that he
gets lost. To a large extent our
teams were picked by the profes
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whose business it is to know good
football players.”
Workouts began Wednesday in
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of Utah State and Benny McRae
of Michigan.
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