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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Wednesday, November 28, 1962
INTRAMURALS
Intramural sports resumed play
Monday after work on the bonfire
and the Thanksgiving holidays had
allowed players and the staff a
ten-day vacation.
Results Monday in Class A foot
ball: Sqd. 3 over the White Band,
16-0; B-3 won over A-2, 14-0; B-l
defeated Sqd. 12, 2-0; and Sqd.
4 defeated E-l, 6-0.
Winning teams in Class A horse
shoe pitching: Sqd. 2 over C-2, 3-0;
F-l defeated Sqd. 13, 3-0; and Sqd.
5 won over C-l, 2-1.
Handball winners, upperclass
man division, were Sqd. 11 over
Sqd. 8, 2-1; Sqd. 7 defeated G-3,
11-0; and A-l won over D-2, 2-1
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FINAL FOOTBALL STA TISTICS
Clark’s Toe, Hank’s Debut
Mark 1962 Grid Season
Mike Clark was the big name
in Aggie football for a 1962 sea
son that featured the debut of
Hank Foldberg as head coach and
athletic director.
Clark’s field goal kicking set
a SWC record, broke two school
records and tied another. His
boots accounted for two of the
three Cadet victories and produced
the only A&M scores in four of
the ten games.
MIKE CLARK KICKS RECORD SEVENTH FIELD GOAL
THE SCORING title also went
to Clark, who accounted for 25
points with seven field goals and
four extra points.
Halfback Jim Linnstaedter led
the team in rushing, gaining 167
yards in 36 carries for a 4.6 aver
age. Lee Roy Caffey was second
with 143. yards in 36 attempts.
Five other Aggies were over the
century mark—Travis Reagan
(141), Jim Willenborg (137), Tom
my Meeks (132), Jim Keller (113)
and Eddie VanDyke (108).
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November 22, 1962 about
9:15 a. m. in downtown
Austin when hit by a car
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attendant. Several other
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OF ARTS’ AND SCIENCES WHO ARE ON
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Those undergrad
semester hours
A. .and M. ring. The hours passing
the time of the preliminary, grade report
iduate students who have 95
of -credit may purchase the
ng. The hours passing at
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on November 12, 1962, may be used in
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in the Registrar’s office in order that she
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satisfying the 95 hour requfiement. Those
students qualifying under this regulation
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By HAROLD Y. RATLIFF
Associated Press Sports Writer
Baylor gave John Bridgers a
new five-year contract before his
present one ran out. He had a 1-6
record at the time and prospects
are that he may have his worst
season as coach at Baylor.
Baylor’s officials said they liked
Bridgers for his leadership and
the way he had built up the ath
letic department. ’The campus
newspaper praised him for his
scholastic contributions.
Out at Lubbock Texas Tech offi
cials commended Coach J. T. King
despite the fact that the football
team had won only one game in
nine.
THEY SAID a sound,, construc
tive program was in progress and
that it would result in satisfactory
achievement.
At Nacogdoches Stephen F. Aus
tin College officials praised Coach
Travis Hughes and his staff for
their efforts although the team
won only one game and lost sev
eral by big margins.
They said they thought Coach
Hughes had done a fine job all
the way around.
What’s the world coming to?
And it is hoped it’ll come to even
more.
College football in Texas has
done the greatest right-about face
in history. No later than last year
two Southwest Conference coaches
—Jim Myers of A&M and Bill
Meek of Southern Methodist—were
let out because their teams didn’t
win enough.
Yet here a year later the col
leges not only are rehiring losing
coaches but praising them for their
work. And there appears little
dissent from the fans, who are the
ones demanding’ victory and who
usually get rid of the coach when
he doesn’t win.
EFFIGIES were strung up to
King and Bridgers but they drew
little attention since they repre
sented the feeling of only a small
segment of fans.
Keller logged the most time at
quarterback and paced the team
in passing. The 6-4 junior hit 30
of 80 passes for 343 yards and
had nine intercepted. Sophomore
Willenborg hit 18 passes in 49
attempts for 169 yards and had
four intercepted.
George Hargett was the top re
ceiver for the Cadets, catching 14
passes for 194 yards. Soph Kjm
McLean was runner-up, netting 91
yards on 11 receptions.
Ken Kipp caught six passes for
57 yards and Ronnie Ledbetter and
Linnstaedter each snagged four
passes for 32 and 27 yards, re
spectively.
Hargett also led the _team in
punt and kickoff returns. He ran
back seven kickoffs for 158 yards
and 17 punts for 163 yards.
TEAM STATISTICS show the
Aggies with 1,442 yards on the
ground with 615 yards passing for
a net of 2,057. The Farmers threw
160 passes, completed 58 and had
19 intercepted.
Season highs for the Cadetsia
as follows: Longest run. in
scrimmage: 59, Linnstaedter
Rice; Longest pass play: 44,E
ler to Hargett vs. Baylor; Long
interception return: 46, Caffevi
TCU (for TD);
Longest punt: 63, Ronnie 111
better vs. Texas Tech; Lem
field goal: 42, Clark vs. Bayla
Longest punt return: 51, Reap
vs. Arkansas (for TD); Lour
kickoff return: 100, Dan M
hany vs. Tech (for TD).
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