Page 8 College Station, Texas Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BATTALI^^N
SEEK FIRST WIN
Fish Host To
By MARVIN SCHULTZ
Battalion Ass’t. Spoi'ts Editor
A&M’s Fish footballers will try
to get into the victory column to
night as they host the Cubs of
Baylor University. The game will
not only be a league contest but
one that will benefit the Crippled
Children’s program. Sponsoring
the game and program are the
Shriners who are headed by Tom
King, chairman.
Suffering a 10-0 defeat to TCU
in their first outing, the Fish
will seek to balance off the record
with a victory over the Cubs who
disposed of the Texas Shorthorns
21-17 in their first game.
BAYLOR squeaked out a close
107 score last year and the Fish
squad will also consider that point
when they take the field.
Expected to take the helm for
] the second game will be John
Worst, a 160-pounder from Sun
Ray who led the Frosh in rushing
yardage against the Wogs, rack
ing up 22 yards in four carries.
Lloyd Curington will be at the left
half post while his running mate
at the right half slot will be Dan
Westerfield. Curington gained 15
yards in three attempts in his
debut. Westerfield, a 170-pounder
from Crawford will be seeing acti
vity for the first time. Joe Weiss,
the hefty fullback will round out
the backfield machine.
FOUR CHANGES have been
made in the line as the Fish await
the Cub invasion. The left tackle
and right tackle posts will see
new faces as Henry Coomes and
Jim Wickerham start at the re-
Starting Lineups
Name
Wt.
Pos.
Name
Wt.
John Poss
195
LE
Jack Eisenhart
201
Henry Coomes
225
LT
Dwight Hood
214
Bob Barnett
190
LG
Scott Medanich
200
Ken Lamkin
190
C
Robert Smith
195
Emil Farr
190
RG
John Brisendine
200
Jim Wickerham
210
RT
Jerry Haney
205
James Wallace
190
RE
Ronnie Barnes
202
John Worst
160
QB
Terry Southall
175
Lloyd Curington
160
LH
Billy Hayes
198
Dan Westerfield
170
RH
Paul Becton
160
Joe Weiss
210
FB
Randy Behringer
197
Trinity Tops Three Schools
In Sweeping To Tennis Win
Members of the A&M Univer
sity tennis team traveled to Mid
land over the weekend to partici
pate in a tournament sponsored
by the Midland Tennis Associa
tion.
Four universities were repre-
Merritt Tops
Handballers;
Tourney Near
The A&M Handball Club held
its first meeting of the year Tues
day night and elected the following
officers: President, Ed Merritt;
Vice President, Jerry Levy; Secre
tary, Ben Jackson; Treasurer, Bill
Altman; Social Director, Vic Clark.
Ray Allen is the publicity chair
man.
Aside from the election of offi
cers, positions were set up on the
club’s ladder and play has already
started. Anyone interested can get
m the ladder by reading the rules
posted on the club bulletin board.
An open handball tournament
will be held on Oct. 23 with last
day of registration today. Anyone
in the area may sign up by drop
ping his name into the club box,
or by contacting Levy in Dorm 4,
Room 417.
sented in this tournament, Trinity,
Corpus Christi, T.C.U. and A&M.
Luis Rojas and Raul Contreras
of A&M went to the quarter-finals
after deposing Mike Roach and
Gary Farmer, both for T.C.U., 6-2,
6- 4. They lost in the quarters
against Geoff Knox and Mike
Garza from Corpus Christi, 4-6,
7- 5 and 7-5, in a very close match.
In the singles Rojas upset Knox,
seeded number three, 6-4, 7-9 and
6-2.
Trinity, which is ranked No. 1
college in the nation, carried a-
way honors in both singles and
doubles competition. Andy Lloyd,
one of the top members of the
famed team, went to the finals;
deposed Edward Guell, Corpus
Christi, 6-4, 6-4; then ousted
fourth seeded Don Kierbow, Cor
pus Christi, 6-3, 6-3 and finally
beat Gabino Palafox, Corpus Chris
ti, 6-4, 7-5.
Butch Newman, fifth-seeded in
the tournament and also a mem
ber of the Trinity tennis team,
reached the final by first beating
Charles Bowers, Odessa College,
6-4, 7-5; then defeating Mike
Garza, Corpus Christi, 7-5, 6-4;
durbbing Luis Rojas, A&M, 6-0,
6-4, and eliminating second seeded
Cliff Bucholz, also from Trinity
University, 6-2, 6-3. In the
finals Newman beat Lloyd, 6-2,
6-3.
Baylor
spective posts. Spring Branch’s
Bob Barnett will take over at
left guard while Emil Farr will
man the right guard position.
Ken Lamkin will be back at
center while the end positions go
to John Poss (left) and James
Wallace (right). Wallace nabbed
a pass for a 15-yard gainer in the
opener against TCU.
BAYLOR’S attack will center
around Terry Southall, the 175-
pounder who passed and ran the
Shorthorns out of Waco in the
Cub opener. One player to watch
on the squad will be their towering
left end, Jack Eisenhart, the giant
from San Antonio Jeff who
grabbed one pass in the end zone
against Texas and ignited several
scoring drives with his pass re
ceiving.
Baylor’s starting line will aver
age 202 to 198 for A&M. The Cub
backfield will be eight pounds
heavier, 183-175.
Spirited Workouts
As Ags Prepare To
Invade Fort Worth
The Aggies wound up contact '
work for the week with another
spirited workout Wednesday in
preparation for Saturday’s foot
ball battle with TCU in Fort
Worth.
Only Aggie on the doubtful
list is halfback Travis Reagan
who is recuperating from a
shoulder injury received in the
Texas Tech game two weeks ago.
He’ll be in uniform and availa
ble for duty but Budgie Ford
will start at the left half slot.
Ford and Tommy Meeks, both
juniors, have the starting half
back positions for the second
straight week. Seniors Jim Kel
ler and Jerry Rogers will open
at quarterback and fullback, re
spectively.
Bowlers In Fourth
After First Meeting
Of College League
A&M’s bowling team returned
from' Waco this weekend in fourth
place after the first round of
play in the Texas Intercollegiate
Bowling Association.
The Cadet keglers won five
games and dropped seven. Arling
ton State, currently in first place
with an 11-1 record, opened play
by taking all four games from the
Aggies.
The second match found the Far
mers reversing their field and
sweeping four from San Antonio
College. The last match with TCU
ended with A&M winning one and
losing three.
The next round will be Nov. 16
in San Antonio.
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