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THE BATTALION
Friday, October 25, 1963
College Station, Texas
Page 5
Face Bear Barrage
Rain Could Washout
Baylor Aerial Circus
RAY GENE HINZE
Starting Aggie tackles aim. . ,
Fish Team Strong
For Cross Country
The freshman cross country
team will open the season Friday,
3 p.m., with a dual meet against
the Texas Shorthorns on the A&M
cross country course.
Track Coach Charlie Thomas
calls this team one of the strongest
In A&M history. The team is led
by three outstanding runners. The
four top runners are all expected
to run under 10:00 for the two
mile distance, faster than any on
the varsity.
"Geoffrey Earl of Midland, Don
Smith of Fort Worth and Danny
Clifton of Valley View are about
equal and are fighting it out for
the No. 1 slot on the team,”
Thomas said.
Earl won first in both the Class
4A mile and cross country state
meets. Smith placed second in
4A cross country meet. Clifton
won state in the Class B mile.
Fourth man on the team is John
ny Cosper of Edna. Bob Smith
of El Paso will be the fifth run
ner. Smith placed 11th in the
4A cross country.
Sixth and seventh spots on the
team are still being contested.
BILL WARD
. at Baylor backfield Saturday.
Ags Seek Win Over Picadors
A&M’s Fish go west this week,
in a SWC football game Saturday
journeying to San Angelo where
they'll meet the Texas Tech frosh
in a SWC football game Saturday
night.
The Fish have a 1-1 record for
the year. They lost a 10-0 de
cision to TCU in their opener and
then bounced back last week to
beat the Baylor Cubs, 27-20.
The Picadors of Tech lost their
only start this year, 20-8 to Ark
ansas.
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5,000 AGGIES CAN’T RE WRONG
LOUPOT'S
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By JIM BUTLER
Battalion Sports Editor
“Rain don’t go away
Come again on Saturday
Don Trull is tough to match
But wet footballs are hard to
catch.”
When fall rains starts at Ag-
gieland, raincoat prices go up, the
drill field sprinkler system is
turned on and architect students
start planning arcs.
But football coaches turn an eye
to the overcast sky, smile and
remember that the circus is com
ing to town. The circus being the
Baylor Bears featuring the aerial
artistry of Don Trull.
The main attraction is scheduled
to begin at 2 p.m. on Kyle Field.
Along with the usual cast of Bap
tists, Coach John Bridgers will
also bring a share of the South
west Conference lead with him.
Baylor and Texas are on top with
2-0 records.
A&M HAS an 0-1-1 record in
league play and 1-3-1 on the year.
Baylor is 3-1 for the season.
The Bears come the closest of
any conference team to being a
patsy for the Aggies. In 49 con
tests, A&M has won 37, lost 7 and
tied 7. The Cadets defeated a
Trull-guided Baylor team in Waco
last year, 6-3.
“Last year our line got through,”
Aggie Coach Hank Foldberg ex
plained. “We hope to do the same
thing Saturday.”
THERE IS little doubt that
Starting Lineups
Name Wt. Pos.
John Brotherton 205 LE
Ray Gene Hinze 213 LT
John Nilson 204 LG
Ray Kubala 249 C
Ronney Moore 208 RG
Bill Ward 202 RT
Ronnie Carpenter 213 RE
Jim Keller 186 QB
Budgie Ford 178 LH
Tommy Meeks 167 RH
Jerry Rogers 207 FB
Name Wt.
James Ingram 187
Fred Allen 213
Mike Bourland 200
Curtis Leggett 204
Bill Ferguson 203
Bill Simpson 233
Ken Hodge 205
Don Trull 179
Kelly Roberts 172
Lawrence Elkins 187
Dalton Hoffman 206
A&M’s line play will hold the key
to victory against the high-flying
Bears. A&M’s first two lines will
have three seniors, six juniors and
five sophomores.
The Aggies rank second only to
Texas in pass defense, hut Fold
berg feels that fact means little
against Baylor.
“Trull is a different type of
quarterback than we’ve faced this
year. He throws from a pocket
and gets rid of the ball real fast.
He’ll put a lot of pressure on our
secondary.”
ONE FACTOR that may work
in A&M’s favor beside the pos
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that this will be Baylor’s first day
game. Trull will be performing
his magic in unadulterated day
light instead of the manufactured
brightness of their four previous
tilts.
The Aggie lineup will be the
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exception of the left guard slot.
Sophomore John Nilson has moved
up to the starting unit replacing
Mike Swan. Swan sustained a
bruised thigh against the Homed
Frogs and will be out indefinitely.
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