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Thursday, September 26, 1963 College Station. Texas
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We’re real proud of the showing
our team made in the second half
against LSU.”
More than 500 seniors were ga
thered at Hensel Park to hear
Hank Foldberg give the above
comment at the annual Senior
Steak Fry for the Aggie football
team.
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Coach Foldberg also introduced
the eight seniors on the squad and
commented on the up-coming game
against Ohio State Saturday.
“We are all optimistic about our
chances against Ohio State. If
we play good, heads-up ball and
don’t make any mistakes we have
a good chance to win,” Foldberg
said.
expected, there was plenty of food and tea.
for the large turnout, J. Gordon
Gay, co-ordinator of religious life
at A&M, provided the pienu of
steaks, potato salad, baked beans
The steak fry was scheduled to
begin at 7 p.m. but got off to a
late start due to an extended prac
tice by the team.
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Following Foldberg’s comments,
Mike Marlow, head yell leader, and
Royce Knox led the Class of ’64
in two yells.
Though only 350 seniors were
Aggies Concentrate
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weekend in First Aggie Scorer
Center, under jravis Reagan, 5-8, 175, tallied the first 1963 touchdown
the MSC Ctpf the Cadets on a 5-yard pass from Bill Uzzell against
irman Joe TOiSIJ Saturday. Reagan is a two-year letterman and noted
or his breakaway speed and good balance. He was an ali
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Wednesday in preparation for
Saturday’s game with the Buck
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of their own plays, with heavy
emphasis on blocking and tack
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The Batt sports staff got off to 1
a good start on its weekly pre
dictions getting eight out of 11
right and missing the point spread,
by 8.5 per game.
It must be admitted though tha
last week’s games were probabh.
the easiest of the season. The sche
dule gets a little harder as the
seanson gets deeper. This is the
way we see it for this Satur
day:
A&M 12, Ohio Stale 7: Pure pre
judice with an eye on Texas Tech’s
upset last week.
Texas 24, Tech 10: Red Raiders
look tempting but two in a row
is too much to ask.
Baylor 34, Houston 21: Don Trull
is great and the Bears are out for
revenge.
Arkansas 19, Missouri 13: Little
Rock is the game site and the main
reason for a Porker win.
Michigan 21, SMU 6: Just can’t
see the Mustangs starting off with
a hang.
Rice 16, LSU 6: The Tiger’s pass
defense didn’t iook too tough and
Rice’s passing game is.
TCU 17, Florida St. 14: The
Seminoles knocked off a good pass
ing team in Miami but won’t stop
Tommy Crutcher.
Northwestern 33, Indiana 6: Tom
Myers and company open Big 10
action with a flurry of passes and
a victory.
Syracuse 14, Kansas 13: The
Jay hawks bounce back after a loss
to TCU but not far enough to stop
the Orangemen.
USC 24, Oklahoma 21: Heaven
help the forecasters on this one.
Playing in LA is a big advantage.
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Halfback Mike Pitman has the distinction of being the
smallest man on the A&M squad, but you’d never gue'ss
it by his actions. Pitman was a starter on defense for the
Cadets last year and started the 1963 season with an
intercepted pass against LSU. Pitman is 5-10, 160.
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