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THE STATE DEPARTMENT
J.F.K. once tossed a long-
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report right in The waste
basket. It was hiis reaction ■
to the departrwjnt's'endless red
tape. In this week’s Post, you’ll
learn how the State Department is
bogged down by paper pushing and
committees. Wliat Kennedy is do
ing to streamline the operation.
And why one insider feels the situ
ation is just about hopeless.
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own Hogs, 89-79
After experiencing’ a mild scare
—being behind at intermission, 42-
34—A&M’s cagers came out in the
second stanza and hit a phenom
enal 69 per cent from the floor to
down a fighting Arkansas Razor-
back team, 89-79, in G. Rollie
White Coliseum Friday night.
As the Aggies scored 89 points,
their season high,, they also hit
a season high in the number of
fouls, 31.
Arkansas wound up with a total
of 27 personals in a game in which
A&M (89)
Broussard
FG FT RB PF TP
9 3 10 4 21
Windham
4
8
7
1
16
Smith
1
0
0
4
2
Durbon
1
1
3
1
3
B. Johnson
6
4
5
5
16
D. Johnson
4
3
9
5
11
Lenox
4
6
1
2
14
Robinette
2
0
7
5
4
Qualls
0
0
2
2
0
Keller
0
0
0
2
0
Walker
1
0
1
0
2
Totals
Arkansas (79)
32
25
50
31
89
Carlton
7
10
6
2
24
Boyer
7
5
4
1
19
Wofford
2
4
4
5
8
Wilson
2
0
2
1
4
Hogue
3
0
3
4
6
J. Rogers
1
3
2
4
5
Anderson
0
1
1
3
1
Morrison
2
1
9
4
5
R. Rogers
1
2
1
0
4
Magness
0
0
0
1
0
Coffman
0
3
1
2
3
Totals
25
29
42
27
79
referees Bo McAllister
and
Percy
Corner West 22nd & Sims
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Penn seemed to be tooting their
whistles every second.
A&M’s leading scorer, Carroll
Broussard was top point maker
for the Cadets as he dropped in
21 points after only scoring five
in the first 20 minutes of play.
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Intramurals
Class A and C volleyball began
yesterday with four games. Nine
teen intramural wrestling matches
were fought. Intramural director
Charles E. McCandless said yester
day that he expects wrestling com-
petiton to be ended in two weeks.
The results of yesterday’s uppel’-
classman volleyball are: Sqd. 11
over G-2, A-l over Sqd. 3, Sqd.
6 over B-2 and Puryear Hall over
the Hart Civilians.
Yesterday’s upperclassman wrest
ling matches ended as follows: Jim
Lyon, Sqd. 8, over Winfield Mc
Afee, D-2; Joe Williams of
4 over John Danzeiser of
Allen Shorkey of Puryear
over Bobby Love of B-l.
Henry Caldwell, C-l, over Duke
Chung, F-l; Ernest Haner of Sqd
3 over Jerry Partridge of Sqd
13.
In the 191-pound • class: Henry
Rotter, Sqd. 10, over John Ma
lone, B-l; Harry Zimmerman of
B-2 over Ernest Cortes of the
White Band.
Class B, 177-pound division
Richard Coyle, Sqd. 2, over James
Riggs, F-3; Glenn Kleinert of Sqd
6 over Troy Johnson of D-3; James
Smith of A-2 over Johnnie Tar-
water of Sqd. 3; David Johnson
Sqd. 8, over John Servido, G-l.
Sqd.
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Broussard hit on seven of nine
field goal attempts and made two
at the charity line to lead the
Aggies over the Hogs. '
Jerry Carlton, Arkansas’ fine
playmaker and scorer who is sec
ond to SMU’s Jan Loudermilk in
SWC scoring, took top honors in
the contest with 24 points. Carl
ton, who is thira in the nation
in free throw accuracy, made good
on 10 out of 11 from the charity
line and Tommy Boyer, the na
tion’s leader in that department,
hit on five or six attempts.
Four other Aggies hit the double
figures in scoring—Jerry Wind
ham and Benny Johnson with 16
each, Bennie Lenox with 14, and
Johnson with 11.
Dave Johnson, the Aggies’ 6-1
sophomore guard, played one of
his finest games as he grabbed
nine reounds and held Carlton to
only four points in the second half.
In the first half the Aggies
could shoot only 30 per cent from
the field and the Hogs went to
the dressing room with an eight-
point lead after the score had been
knotted fbur times and the lead
changed hands eight times.
Then in the second half Coach
Bob Rogers’ Cadets came out and
hit on 22 of 32 attempts from the
floor. Broussard started hitting
hie patented looping jump shot and
the Aggies grabbed the lead which
the Hogs could never regain.
A&M controlled the boards—
50-42—and outshot the Razor-
backs, 49 to 40 per cent.
The Aggies travel to Lubbock
to battle Texas Tech tonight.
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Bill Robinette (44), A&M’s 6-6 sophomore center from
Port Arthur, blocks out Arkansas’ Alan Morrison (26),
but in doing - so draws a foul. The Hogs’ Larry Wofford
(21) and Jim Wilson (25) look on. (Photo by Ben Wolfe).
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