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pag’e 4 College Station, Texas Tuesday* October 30., 1962 THE BATTALION CADETS STILL IN RACE Clark Bombs Baylor Bears, Ags Spoil Homecoming, 6-3 By JIM BUTLER Battalion Ass’t Sports Editor Mike Clark, A&M’s one-man demolition crew, wrecked Baylor’s Homecoming spirit with his second and third field goals of the season as the Aggies took a last-minute 6-3 SWC victory over the Bears in Waco Saturday night. A crowd of 35,000, including 5,000 Baylor exes, stomped and shouted as the Bears drove again and again deep into Aggie terri tory only to be stopped by. the Cadet defense. Baylor won the toss and elected to kick off with a gusty 15 m.p.h. wind at its back. Aggie halfback George Hargett took the kick on the 3-yard line and returned it to the A&M 28. A&M moved for a first down on the Baylor 41 before having to punt. Quarterback Jim Keller kicked 32 yards to the Bears’ Ron nie Goodwin, who ran it back to LUNCHES from 75^ on . , AGGIE SPECIAL Hamburger Steak Chicken Fried Steak 95f* POOR ROY SANDWICH 95^ — A Real Treat! PIZZA PIE Plain 50^ .& $1.00 EVERY FRIDAY All the Fish you can Eat $1.00 STEAK Charcoal Broiled SUNDAY DINNERS Famous Foreign Dishes the Baptist 37. On Baylor’s second play from scrimmage, Don Trull dropped back and hit Goodwin for 44 yards and the Bears were on the Aggie 14. THREE PLAYS later, with Trull holding, Carl Ghoate set the pat tern for the night by splitting the goal posts with a 23-yard field goal. Jim Linnsteadter got the kickoff for the Farmers and returned 35 yards to the A&M 42. With a first-and-ten from the Baylor 17, Jim Willenborg pitched back to Linnstaedter, who fumbled, and Butch Maples recovered for the Bears to end the Aggie threat. The Aggies spent the remaining minutes of the first half deep in their own end of the field, stop ping one Baylor drive on the 17. THE SECOND HALF took up where the first half left off, with the Cadets stopping the Bears on the A&M 25. Choate missed a 32- yard field goal attempt to end Baylor’s last offensive threat. The clock showed 11:20 left to play when the Maroon got the ball on its own 47. Fourteen plays later, Clark trotted onto the field and booted the tying three-pointer. Since a tie or loss would mean elimination from the SWC race for either team, Baylor put its hopes on Trull’s passing arm, but to no avail. The Aggie line was calling the shots. After giving no ground in two Baylor possessions, the Aggies put the ball in play on their own 41 with 1:09 on the clock. ON SECOND DOWN, Keller completed his first pass of the game to Hargett for 44 yards to the Bear 15. A&M drew a five-yard penalty for too much time and Keller was dropped for a five-yard loss, bring ing up third down. The only sound was the strong wind at Clark’s back as No. 86 doubled A&M’s point total with the 42-yard field goal. All She Needs Now Is An Aggie Mum By The Student Floral Concession For Saturday’s Game. Honor Your Sweetheart By Ordering Your Mum From Your Dorm Salesman Tuesday or Wednes day or At The Floriculture Green- Houses Thursday or Friday 8-5 . . . STUDENT FLORAL CONCESSION ‘RUN BY AGGIES FOR AGGIES'’ AFCA Lists Steer Tackk Among the 17 new candidates added to the American Football Coaches Association list of All- America nominees is Scott Apple- ton, 227-pound tackle for the Tex as Longhorns, making it six SWC picks. The 6-3 Appleton is the third Steer to make this season’s list. He joins guard Johnny Treadwell and fullback Ray Poage. A&M’s Jerry Hopkins is listed as one of four centers who have a bid for the national honors. Quarterbacks Sonny Gibbs TCU and Billy Moore of Arbi are also contenders. More than 500 head coache's, using evaluations ! nished by analyzing game m; will pick the honored first, seta and third All-America Their decision will be refa Dec. 1. The University of Texas team has 26 lettemen bad; season. AIRLINE RESERVATIONS AS NEAR TO YOU AS TA 2-3784 Linnstaedter Romps Junior halfback Jim Linnstaedter* returns the kickoff fol lowing Baylor’s field goal mid-way in the first quarter. Linnstaedter picked up 35 yards on the play from his own seven to the Aggie 42. Ener, Bilgutay, Tie For 1st As Thinclads Beat Longhorns E. L. Ener and Ilhan Bilgutay teamed up Saturday to defeat the Texas Longhorns in a dual cross country meet on the A&M course. The Fish lost their two-mild race with the Shorthorns. Ener and Bilgutay tied fob first in the meet with times of 14:16. This is the fastest three-mile time for either of the distancemen this season. 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