THE BATTALION
Fapre 8 College. Station, Texas Thursday, December 6, 1962
Cincy Bearkats
Take 1st Lead
In Cage Race
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cincinnati’s veteran — studded
Bearcats, picking up where they
left off last season when they
captured their second straight
NCAA basketball title, were near
ly an unanimous pick Wednesday
as the nation’s top college cage
team.
In the Associated Press first
weekly poll of the season, a panel
of sports writers and sportscast-
ers gave the Bearcats 38 of the 44
votes cast. Only three other
teams received top billing. Duke
got three first place votes, West
Virginia two and Texas one.
Cincinnati, which polished off
its first two opponents with ease,
accumulated 429 points, over 100
more than its closest pursuer.
The top ten, based on total
points alloting 10 points for a first
place vote, 9 for second, 8 for
third down to 1 for a tenth place
vote. First place votes in paren
theses:
(38)
Cincinnati
Duke (3)
West Virginia (2)
Loyola Chicago
Mississippi State
Wisconsin
Oregon State
Indiana
Kentucky
Wichita
Points
429
307
281
210
160
140
136
125
118
95
Jordan Plans
Pro Career,
A Farm Later
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. OP) — The
soil plays a big part in the life of
Lee Roy Jordan of Alabama, who
was named The Associated Press
lineman of the week Wednesday
for the second time this season.
On the football field he spends
much of his time on the soil-
usually on top of an opposing ball
carrier. The soil has a role in his
future too, since he intends to
play professional football for a
while, then buy a farm.
When he first learned of his sel
ection, the rugged center-lineback
er hesitated before saying, “This
is one of the greatest things that
ever happened to me.”
Jordan, a 6-foot, 208-pounder,
was a first round draft choice of
Dallas of the National Football
League and a second round pick
of the American League’s Boston
entry.
“Yes,” he said, “I intend to
play pro football, but I’m unde
cided as to which league I’ll play
in. They haven’t talked to me yet
— just drafted me.”
“I think four or five years in
the pro game is enough,” Jordan
said. “After that I intend to get
a farm of my own. I really want
a cattle ranch.”
In 1955, Denver Manager Ralph
Houk sent pitcher Ralph Terry to
Birmingham of the American As
sociation “for more experience.”
Terry was only 19 at the time.
Ag Marksmen
To Compete In
Oklahoma Meet
Two five-man teams from the
A&M Rifle Team are scheduled
to fire Saturday in the annual In
vitational Rifle Match hosted by
Oklahoma State University in
Stillwater, Okla.
Intramurals
:an Their D-3, P-2 won over Sqd. 4, Sqd. 11
G-2 advanced to the semifinals
Wednesday by defeating F-l, 3-0,
next opponent will be Sqd. 15.
Class A horseshoes Wednesday
showed six teams defeat opponents
by 2-1 margins. Winners were
Sqd. 1 over G-l, Sqd. 2 defeated
beat Sqd. 13, G-2 heat the Ma
roon Band and A-3 defeated the
White Band.
Two games were played Wednes
day in Class C football: Hensel
Apts, over Leggett Hall, 2111
and the Vet Students defeated Ci
lege View, 8-0.
In Class A football the wim®
were Sqd. 12 over A-2, 6-0, ail!
B-3 defeated 1-3, 14-0.
I
The Army ROTC members of
the A&M team emerged as second
place winners in the Fourth Army j
Central Texas Area ROTC Small i
Bore Match last Saturday at Fort |
Hood. The team score was 3,761 |
points out of a possible 4,000!
points. Arlington State College |
fired a first-place winning total of
3,797 points.
High point man for the Aggies
with 385 points out of a possible
400 was Benny Lee Riddle. Firing
384 points were Gary L. Byrd and
McCloud B. Hodges Jr.
The Oklahoma State meet is the
last announced varsity match be
fore the Christmas holidays. The i
date of the Aggies-Arlington State
rematch to fire off the tie for
the Southwest Rifle Association
championship is still to be an
nounced.
The Han dynasty in Chinese
history, which extended from 206
B. C. to 221 A. D., abounded in
the arts and spread its influence
far beyond the boi’ders of China.
Wrought bronze objects, some gild
ed and inlaid with gold and silver,
are among the achievements of the
ancient artisans.
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