The A&M Gymnastics Club met
Monday and elected officers for
the 1962-63 school year.
The new officers: Pat fliggins,
president; Mike Beaumont, vice
president; Dan Booker, secretary;
^ and Robert SpePmann, reporter.
The gym team is coached by
pme Henry Walton of the Department
of Health and Physical Education.
It is slated to provide exhibitions
this semester and will participate
in intercollegiate competition in
the spring.
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Fullback Corps
Is ‘Poor Loser 9
The Aggie fullback corps is gain
ing a reputation around the South
west Conference as a “poor loser.”
In four games the quartet of Sam
Byer, Jerry Rogers, Budgie Ford
and Mike Kohlman has lost only
one yard.
Ironically, this yard was lost
by Byer on the first play from
scrimmage against Texas Tech. It
was his first loss in three years
of varsity ball.
The four fullbacks have gained
107 yards in 34 carries for an
average of a little over three yards.
Ford leads with 40 yards in 12
carries. Next come Byer, 32 yards
in 12 carries; Rogers, 20 yards in
6 carries; and Kohlman, 15 yards
in 4 carries.
The most promising facet of the
four is their clasification. Byer is
a senior, Rogers a junior, and
Kohlman and Ford are sophomores.
Rogers was bothered by an in
jured leg suffered in the Houston
game and missed the games a-
gainst Texas Tech and Florida.
However, his leg is healed and he
will be back in action against the
Texas Christian University Horned
Frogs Saturday afternoon on Kyle
Field.
Coach Hank Fold berg With Fullbacks
Foldberg’s yard-gaining quintet includes, from left to Kohlman, 5-10, 200-pounder from Jal, N. M.; Gary Cavasas,
right: Sam Byer, 6-2, 220-pounder from Marlin; Jerry 6-0, 195-pounder from Houston (Jones) ; and Budgie Ford,
Rogers, 5-10, 210 pounds from Corpus Christi (Ray) ; Mike 6-0, 185 pounds from Taylor.
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Pete Pedro
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CANYON (TP)—Pete Pedro, who
can run rings around all the other
football players in the nation, will
be running again next Saturday,
says his backfield coach.
His failure to do anything ex
cept sit on the bench last weekend
brought a blast from the Phoenix
Press Box Association.
The association and A1 Stephan,
director of promotion for Arizona
State, said West Texas State
Coach Joe Kerbel failed to an
nounce that Pedro would not play.
Stephan said had such an an
nouncement been made, the Ari
zona State-West Texas State game
would not have drawn 26,639 fans.
Kerbel said doctors tried to heal
Pedro’s leg injury but failed. “We
had every hope that he would
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AP Wrapup
Of Workouts
By the Associated Press
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The
Arkansas Razorbacks drilled on de
fense against Texas’ mighty rush
ing attack Wednesday in the last
full-scale workout before the cru
cial Southwest Conference clash
in Austin Saturday night.
Coach Frank Broyles has em
phasized defense against ground
attack because none of Arkansas’
first four foes had enough of a
rushing game to test the Porkers.
Texas takes a 4-0 record and
No. 1 national ranking into the
game. Arkansas also is 4-0 and
ranked seventh.
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WACO — Baylor’s Bears confin
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goal line defense Wednesday, as
they held another long, strenuous
workout in preparation for their
first conference home game Satur
day night against Texas Tech.
Sophomore quarterback Bobby
Maples, who has developed into a
dependable wild card linebacker,
watched the drills after injuring
his left hand in Tuesday’s scrim
mage. It is a bad sprain, but
won’t keep the big Mt. Vernon
youngster from performing against
the Red Raiders.
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hour-and-a-half work-out without
pads Wednesday, working on sig
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Starting strongside tackle Ken
Ferguson will be the only regular
who won’t be able to play in Sat
urday night’s crucial game here a-
gainst Arkansas, Ferguson has an
arm infection resulting from a
cleat injury received in last week
end’s game with Oklahoma.
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worked on a new passing gam®
Wednesday as the Frogs continu
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battle with Texas A&M.
The Frogs expect fierce rush
ing from A&M lineman.
Head coach Abe Martin express
ed pleasure with the work of his
two top units on defense.
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