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Page 4 College Station, Texas Tuesday, October 29, 1963 THE BATTALION Baylor Edges Aggies, 34-7 By JIM BUTLER Battalion Sports Editor It sounded like “The Good Ole Summertime,” but Baylor fans maintained it was “The Good Ole Baylor Line.” After the Bears walked off Kyle Field with a 34-7 victory, Aggie fans couldn’t argue much. Spectators had to take their memory back many games to recall such a one-sided victory over the Cadets on their home field. A&M lost to Florida 42-6 last year in Gainesville where Aggie fans couldn’t see the slaughter. AS FORMER A&M coach Homer Norton said, “I couldn’t decide whether Baylor was that good or A&M was that bad.” It looked like A&M was that bad when George Hargett recovered a Lawrence Elkins fumble on the Baylor 10 yard line early in the first quarter. Then A&M ended up three plays later trying for a field goal from the 13. THE KICK by Bob Lee was no good and not another squeak was heard from the Aggies for 45 minutes. Meanwhile, the Baptists wasted little time showing the 21,000 fans that they were not interested in an exciting game. With Trull completely at the controls, Baylor moved 80 yards following the missed field goal for the opening score. Trull needed ^ Jr : r If 2 MCILHANY TAKES TO AIR only three plays to cover the distance—passes to Larry Elkins for 17, James Ingram for 30 and Elkins for 33 and the TD. THE BEARS made it 14-0 with less than a minute gone in the second quarter. The fantastic Trull ran and passed the Bears 56 yards to the promised land in 10 plays. Halftime found Baylor out front 21-0 and a group of disappointed Aggie fathers who had come to watch their boys play on Dad’s Day. Coach Hank Foldberg used five quarterbacks in an effort to fire up the punchless Farmers but to no avail. THE STUMBLING Cadets final ly scored in the fourth period with sophomore Charles LaGrange at the helm and Baylor’s fourth string as the opposition. LaGrange completed passes to Budgie Ford, Bill Uzzell and Jim Stabler to move from the Baylor 43 to the one. Even then, it took three plays for A&M to move one yard. FOLDBERG surprised many fans by starting the second unit with Jim Linnstaedter at quarter back. James Willenborg, who played quarterback last year and had been moved to halfback, saw action back at the signal calling post. Danny McHhany and Jim Keller rounded out the prodigious but unproduc tive show of field generals. Though Baylor’s win was lop sided, the Bears would have had at least three more touchdowns had it not been for the lightest Aggie on the team. Mike Pitman, 159- pound junior, intercepted three Trull tosses deep in A&M terri tory. Foldberg also had good words for tackle Bill Ward and George Hargett. ★ ★ ★ TRULL BOMBS ONE Worst Passes Fish To Win In San Angelo John Worst looked his best Saturday night as he strolled back and fired a 17-yard aerial to end Jerry Cox, giving the Fish a 6-0 victory over the Texas Tech Pica dors before 3,500 at San Angelo. The winning toss came with only 4:41 left in the contest and ended what had been a great defensive struggle on both team’s parts. The win gave the Fish a 2-1 record, the only loss administered by TCU in the opener. The Aggies threatened three times in the first half. Then the Worst came to Tech. FACTS, MAN, FACTS! CHAR-BROILED DUTCHBURGERS Better than Ordinary Hamburgers YOUR TASTE WILL TELL DIAL VI 6-9968 FOR YOUR BAG FULL TO GO Dutch Kettle Snack Shop WHOLE PIES TO GO -:- VI 6-9968 100 HIWAY 6, SOUTH Baptist Coach Calls Game Best Of Year For Baylor By GLENN DROMGOOLE Battalion News Editor And then the rains came. 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