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Thursday, October 25, 1962
BATTALION
College Station, Texas
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The MSC Tuesday Nighters Lea
gue will have election of officers
at 7:15 p.m. next Tuesday.
Activity in the MSC Tuesday
league saw Jim Goettle lead his
team to the league high team ser
ies of 1475 and the league high
game of 520. His 203 game and
575 series were also new league
highs.
In the Aggie All-Star League,
Marc Wormser had a 227 for high
game honors. Other high scores
were recorded by Ray Snow, 222;
Roy Laird, 221; Tony Servello, 215;
I John Tinney, 213; Jimmie Guy, 206;
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Tim Kennedy, Mgr.
Bob Korose, 205; and Buck Cahiola,
203.
Snow led Tinney’s Tigers to lea
gue high team series of 2202 with
a-611. The Tigers lead the league
with seven wins and one loss
followed by the Rodents with 6-2.
Nolan Mathews boomed out a 231
score to lead the action in the
Monday Late League. Don Lowe
had a 208. Team seven had high
team game of 549, while team five
shot 1436 for high team series.
Wayne Smith, manager of the
MSC lanes, reminds students that
a carton of cigarettes is given to
the bowler of the high score every
week and another carton of cigare
ttes and five lines of bowling are
given to the bowler who comes
nearest the mystery series each
week.
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Praised In Each Game
At 238 pounds, Ray Kubala is the heaviest 6-4 junior from West has received praise
man on the ’62 Aggie football squad. At for his aggressive play in each of the Ags’
center, he spearheads the Gig ’em unit. The five ball games from Coach Hank Foldberg.
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Jimmy Guiberteau, senior intra
mural handball manager, has an
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According to Guiberteau, all out
fits or civilian dorms must bring
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Clemson’s new basketball coach
is Bobby Roberts, 34, a native of
Pelzer, S. C., who coached the
Clemson freshmen for four years.
A&M’s Fish football team coach
ed by Dick Johnson plays host to
a tough University of Houston
freshman team on Kyle Field
Thursday.
Kickoff time is 7:30 p.m.
The Fish are winless in two
games, dropping their opener to
the TCU Wogs 28-13 in Fort
Worth and losing in Waco to the
Baylor Cubs 10-7.
The Houston Kittens have taken
three out of four decisions thus
far this season. The U of H frosh
have beaten Mexico Poly 28-6,
Wharton Junior College 8-6, and
Kilgore Junior College 20-15. Their
only loss has been at the hands
of the Air Force Academy fresh
men, 28-6 in Colorado Springs,
Colo.
LAST YEAR’S game was won
by the Fish 7-6 on Mike Pitman’s
50 yard punt return early in the
fourth quarter.
Starting signal-caller for the
Fish will be either Eddie McKaug-
han, who started against Baylor, or
Ira Hillyer. Quarterback for the
Kittens will be Morris Wilson.
Other probable starters for the
Fish will be Larry Bates and Har
old Fletcher at ends, Tom Over-
street and Ray Patterson at tackles,
Tom Murrah and Joe Wellborn
at guards and Jim Singleton at
center.
THE KITTENS will feature cen
ter John Tewes, tackles Ray Dud
ley and Calvin Enderli, and guard
Bobby Muniz.
Halfback Mike Spratt leads
Houston in rushing, gaining 272
yards in two games. Spratt ran
for 233 yards and two touchdowns
against Kilgore.
The Kittens are coached by Car-
roll Schultz.
Leading ground gainer for the
Fish is halfback Jim Stabler, who
has 54 yards in seven carries. Top
Fish passer is Bob Dosher, who
has hit nine out of 20 for two
touchdowns and 141 yards.
Varsity Basketball Roster
Names Experience-Filled Team
Coach Bob Rogers’ 1962-63 var
sity basketball roster lists seven
lettermen and an equal number
of men proven in varsity, junior
college or freshman competition.
Seven-footer Lewis Qualls, Jim
Keller and Jerry Windham are sen
iors who own two varsity letters
each. Windham, a 6-6, 213-pounder
from Hamilton, has been a consist
ent standout at rebounding for two
years.-Keller will be late getting
started for his present obligations
are as quarterback on the grid
squad.
CHARLIE MINOR, ball-hawking
little guard from Pampa who miss
ed last season with a knee in
jury, should get back into action.
The 5-11, 170-pounder is a senior
with one varsity letter from his
soph days.
Center Lee Walker, who stands
6-7 and weighs 200 pounds rounds
out the five-man senior delegation
on the team. A product of Three
Rivers, Walker has one varsity
letter.
Junior Bennie Lenox, a 6-2, 170-
pounder from League City (Clear
Creek), and Bill Robinette, a 6-6,
180-pounder from Port Arthur, are
the two other lettermen.
Chuck McGuire, Dallas (Jesuit);
Cecil Ferguson, Houston (Smiley)
and Lynn Merritt, Robstown; are
the three juniors with one year’s
squad experience.
GERALD WOODARD from Dry
Prong, La. and Cliff Hankins from
Dallas (Adamson) make it seven
juniors. Woodard was the much-
sought-after “Mr. Basketball of
Louisiana” who Rogers signed last
spring.
Center Tim Timmerman from
Houston (Austip) and Paul Tim-j
mins from League City (Clear
Creek) are the two sophs who
complete the lineup. Timmins, a
5-11 guard was named to last
year’s All-SWC freshman team.
The Cadets’ first game is a-
gainst the Centenary Gentlemen
in G. Rollie White Coliseum Dec.
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