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College Station, Texas
Thursday, February 28, 19(18
THE BATTALION
Forty-One %2 Footballers
Awarded Varsity Letten
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Forty-one Aggie football players
won varsity letters during the 1962
season.
The award winners were an
nounced by Hank Foldberg, A&M
athletic director and head football
coach.
The lettermen:
Seniors
Ends: Mike Clark, Longview;
Guy Dillon, Cameron; Bobby Hunt
ington, Plainview; Kenneth Kipp,
Houston; Pat Latham, Bowie.
Tackles: Raymond Kramm, San
Antonio; Ben Krenek, El Campo.
Guards: Jim Harper, Borger; Jim
Phillips, Freeport. Centers: Jerry
Hopkins, Mart,
Quarterbacks: John Erickson,
Waco. Halfbacks: Ronnie Brice,
Andrews; Ronnie Ledbetter, Dal-
hart; Eddie VanDyke, San Antonio.
Fullbacks: Sam Byer, Marlin; Lee
Roy Caffey, Thorndale; Mike
Roquemore, Carthage.
Juniors
Ends: Ray Kubesch, Garw'ood.
Tackles: Ronnie Carpenter, Mar
shall; James Craig, Jasper. Guards:
Gary Bennett, Galena Park; Jerry
Pizzitola, Houston. Centers: Ray
Kubala, West.
Quarterbacks: Jim Keller, Ter
rell. Halfbacks: George Hargett,
Linden; Jim Linnstaedter, Bren-
ham; Travis Reagan, Wichita
Falls. Fullbacks: Jerry Rogers,
Corpus Christi.
Sophomores
Ends: James Drennan, Hooks;
Ken McLean, Stinnett. Tackles:
John Brotherton, Mineola; Melvin
Simmons, Odessa. Guards: Yancy
Bounds, Carthage; Ray Gene
Hinze, Waco; Ronnie Moore,
Brownwood.
Quarterbacks: Jim Willenborg,
Clifton. Halfbacks: Dan Mcll-
hany, South Houston; Tommy
Meeks, Bryan; Mike Pitman, Dal
las. Fullbacks: Budgie Ford,
Taylor; Mike Kohlman, Jal. N. M.
Aggie Parachutists Take 2nd
In Fair view, Okla. Contest
The parachute club was in Fair-
view, Okla., last weekend, whei-e
they were the second-best overall
club in a sky-diving meet spon
sored by the Enid, Okla., Sky
Divers.
Oklahoma State University’s
jumpers barely edged the Aggies
out in the meet. Other teams
particinating in the trials were
from the University of Oklahoma,
Fort Sill, Fort Hood and Fort
Riley.
The A&M club has grown in
numbers since its establishment a
few years ago. As of the fall
semester, there were 54 dues-
paying* members participating in
club activities.
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The Parachute Club will show a
film featuring the U. S. Army
Jump Team Thursday night at
7:80 in the Memorial Student
Center. Any interested persons
have been invited to attend.
Bob Sholly took second place in
the individual overall scoring at
Fairview. He was third in the
advanced style jumping and second
in the intermediate style compe
tition.
Bob Richardson, Jay Whellock
and John Olden made up an Aggie
team that placed third in the team
spot jumping competition.
Olden was first in the individual
spot jumping with an effoxi; that
landed him only four feet from
the target.
Richardson, hit 10 feet fi’om the
target to take second place in the
individual spot jumping.
Mike Richardson was second in
the novice spot jumping- compe
tition.
Michael Zinz and Pat Works
rounded out the A&.M representa
tion at the meet.
Handballers Will Host UT
On A&M Courts Saturday
The A&M handball team will
host the University of Texas hand
ball team in DeWare Fieldhouse
Saturday morning at 10.
The two teams met in Austin
Feb. 16 and. the more-experienced
lads from Texas won 16 of 20.
A&M’s regulation-sized courts
should prove a more familiar set
ting for the Ags than the smaller-
than-normal ones at Austin.
Members of the A&M Handball
Club make up the Aggie team.
Their berths on the squad are de
termined by positions on the com
petition ladder maintained by the
club. <
Club reporter W. R. Allen said
that anyone interested in entering
the. handball ladder competition
may do so.
A set of directions for entering
has been placed between courts
10 and 11 in DeWare Fieldhouse.
Frosh Rifle Team
Beats Dallas Squad
Contestants can place their chal
lenges in the box provided.
Intramurals
Is,
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HURRY! LIMITED
QUANTITY!
The freshman rifle team scored
3,690 points out of a possible 4,000
to defeat a composite team from
Dallas high schools in a match
fix-ed here over the weekend.
The Dallas team fired 3,670.
Dallas high school student Ray
Morey and freshman Carl E. Long
of Dallas each, scored 378 out of
a possible 400 points to lead indi
vidual scorers.
Semi-finals for intramural
wrestling will be held next Tues
day. Wednesday will be held open
and then Thursday, the finals will
begin.
The sports to follow wrestling:
Class A&C volleyball and tennis,
and Class B handball are sched
uled March 11, accox-ding to
Charles E. McCandless, intramural
director. Rifle is tentatively set
for March 11 also.
Freshman wrestlers who failed
to report Wednesday, but were
absent to attend the freshman
meeting in Guion Hall, must re
schedule their match, first with
the intramural director and then
with their opponent.
Wednesday’s A&C results in
wrestling: 147 division, Sandefer
of Mitchell Hall . The 167 division:
Beai-den, Walton Hall and Simpton,
C-l.
Wniners in the 191 division:
Boring, C-l; Hawkins, Sqd. 13;
Fondon, Sqd. 9; Ten-ill, E-2; Cook,
D-l; Jarvis, C-l; and Johnson,
Walton Hall.
Winning in the heavyweight
division: Temus, Leggett Hall;
Caldwell, Walton; Dougherty, B-3;
Stancil, F-l; McGaughey, D-3;
Brostek, Milner Hall; Airhax-t,
A-3; and Kingston, Sqd. 9.
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