Pace 4 College Station, Te-^as Wednesday, January 10,1062 THE BATTALION Younir Canada .geese feed on grains, marine plants, insects, their larvae and snails. They double their weight in a week and are fully grown in six weeks. Washes and Dries 18 lbs. of clothes FULLY AUTOMATIC 25 Inches Wide 110 or 220 Volt. PAY ONLY $15.00 PER MONTH Good Washer may be down payment, SEE KRAFT FURNITURE CO. 218 S. Main St. Bryan Broussard Third Best SWC Scorer Carroll Broussard, the 1960-61 Southwest Conference scoring champion, is currently the number three point maker in the confer ence with an average of 17 points per game. The 6-5 Port Arthur product in jured his back early in the season and hasn’t hit full stride yet. Through 11 games he has connect ed on 69 of 156 field goals for a .442 pei’centage. He is hitting at a .700 clip from the free throw line, with 49 out of 70. Broussard’s best night of the young season came against Au burn during the holidays. He hit 23 against the Plainsmen as A&M defeated Auburn, 52-50. His sec ond best effort came in the losing cause with Arkansas when he tal lied 21. Bennie Lenox, who led the Fish scoring last season, is the Aggies’ number two scorer. The 6-1 soph omore guard is hitting 13.3 points per game. He has attempted 120 shots and made 52 for a .433 per centage. His biggest point pro duction came in the game with Auburn when he chalked up 22. The other Blenny on the Aggie squad, Johnson by name, is holding down third plane in team scoring. The 6-3 junior college transfer has an 12.1 average for 11 games. His 55 field goals made out of 134 at tempted give hina a .410 percent age from the floorr. Johnson’s sea son high is also the individual sea son high for the Aggie squad. In the game with Wichita he hit for 25 points in a losing effort. Senior Guard Tommy Smith hit a career high in the Texas Tech game Saturday night to lead his team to a 70-61 victory. His 21 point splurge catapulted him into fourth place scoring position on the team. He has hit 22 of 53 field goal attempts for a .415 percent age. Smith is also a standout on defense. Against Arkansas he held high-scoi’ing Jerry Carlton to a season low of 12 points. As a team, the Cadets have out performed their opponents in run ning up a 7-4 record. In scoring, the Aggies have averaged 64.5 points per game to 60.7 for their opponents. A&M also holds a sea son edge in rebounding, 505 to 451. The team shooting percentage is .403 as compared to .385 for the opposition. Likewise, in free throw shooting the Farmers hold a slight edge percentagewise, having hit .688 per cent to .680. A&M has scored a total of 710 points for the season to 668 for the 11 teams they have met thus far. Fish Spank Cubs, 65-44 Coach Shelby Metcalf’s Fish cagers responded with their best game of the winter last night as they soundly beat the Baylor Cubs in Waco, 65-44. The victory was the second against three defeats for the Fish and it was the first loss for the Cubs. George Wright, Baylor’s sports publicity director, said the Fish were the finest freshman team he has seen this year. The reason for their fine per formance was that the Fish hit 24 of 48 field goal attempts for a 50 per cent average. The Cubs hit on only 32 per cent of their field goal attempts. Jay Baker, the 6-3 forward from Aldine, led the Fish in scoring with 18 points. Center Tim Tim merman followed with 17 points. Playmaker Paul Timmons dropped in nine points and Tommy Bantle had eight points for the Fish. Baylor’s Winston Moore hit for 17 points in the Cub’s losing ef fort. The Fish led at halftime 25-20. Timmons was tops for the Fish in rebounding as he grabbed nine. The Fish travel to Austin to battle the Texas Shorthorns in their next game Jan. 15. 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Ag’gie Sports Publicity Director Tommy Blake admitted that it felt like it was 40 degrees in the coli seum, but in spite of the cold, the Aggies responded to their second win in SWC play against one loss. The Ags two big men, Jerry Windham and Lewis Qualls, led the Cadets in scoring with 12 points each. It was Qualls’ best A&M Qualls 12 Broussard 10 Windham 12 B. Johnson 8 Smith 4 Durbon 6 Robinette 2 BAYLOR Barritt 17 Bailey 4 Phelps 2 Wolfe 19 Henson. , 10 game of the season as he hit five field goals and added two free throws. He fouled out mid-way in the second half. It was a low fouling game—the Bears had only 10 fouls and A&M had 13. “Sports Car Center” Dealers for Renault-Peugeot & British Motor Cars Sales—Parts—Service “We Service All Foreign Cars 1416 Texas Ave. TA 2-4517j ft# ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■»«« i ■ i««« »« «« »« ■ Windham again played a fine game as he controlled the Baylor boards. 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