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THREE-POINT MAN
Sophomore Bobby Lee handles Aggie kicking chores.
Kicking Specialist
Second To Rogers
By MARVIN SCHULTZ
In 1961 there was a gridiron
power known as San Antonio Jef
ferson, one of the top teams in the
AAAA ranks. This particular team
was sparked by one of the finest
backfields in the state. Two of
the offensive sparkplugs were Phil
Harris, the promising sophomore
at Texas and Bobby Lee, a fine
running halfback who was also
noted for his booting extra points
after touchdowns.
This team surged into the quart
er finals of the state playoffs and
bowed to a jinx from way back,
Corpus Christi Ray. But, that
team will be remembered for pro
ducing some of college’s best
talent.
Other than Lee and Harris, there
was an end named Tommy Nobis
who has proven himself at Texas.
The Aggies got prize catches when
they landed Tommy Murrah and
Lee.
Lee did well in his high school
chores and his feats have carried
to college football. Last
year as a freshman, he booted six
of seven extra point attempts and
skyrocketed a field goal good for
37 yards. This year the 5-9, 168
pounder has three field goals to
his credit while kicking eight ex
tra points, totaling 17 points which
is second in Aggie scoring. Jerry
Rogers, a Ray product leads with
18 points.
Lee believes that the Aggies can
contain the highly touted Long-
bom offense. “They have a fine
ball club but I think we can hold
them,” stated the versatile kicking
specialist. If the Aggies need the
field goal Bobby stated that he
"will be ready to go.”
As to playing against his old
teammates Bobby recalled the
Fish game last year when he car-
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ried the ball over the goal line
for two points and was met there
by Tommy Nobis. Tommy patted
him on the back and said, “that a
boy, Bobby.”
FROM THE
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By JIM BUTLER
Aggie Head Coach Hank Foldberg opened his weekly
press conference on a note of optimism with just a week
to go before the big Turkey Day game.
“The Aggies are champions of one area anyway—
Houston,” Foldberg remarked. The Cadets beat Rice and
the University of Houston while the Fish knocked off the
Rice Owlets.
The Aggie mentor said the biggest factor in the Rice
win was red flags or rather the lack of red flags. The
Cadets had only one penalty called on them.
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . and then this unpetty pace
explodes into a national spectacle of color, tradition and
burning desire.
In six days, a small band of Texans will invade Kyle
Field with more at stake than any group of Texans since
the Alamo. The University of Texas Longhorns, No. 1 team
in the nation, will be opposing a team with that Fightin’
Aggie Spirit that had been kindled into flaming reality by
the nation’s No. 1 Bonfire the night before.
Fifty million turkey-gorged TV viewers will be bloatedly
watching two hungry elevens fighting their hearts out.
Suddenly the past ceases to exist and season records mean
less than dust. And for the loser there will be no tomorrow.
The Steers will be shooting for their first national title
in 70 years of football and the first mythical championship
for a Southwest Conference team since the Aggies accom
plished the feat in 1939. Texas is within 60 long, bruising
minutes of its first undefeated, untied season in 43 years.
And in the hands of the cellar-dwelling Aggies lays the
final decision.
The taste of six losses l^ys burning in their throat and
six straight failures against the Orange and White is more
untasty yet.
But a rumble was heard from the sleeping Maroon giant
Saturday and Rice was a witness to the waking tremors.
From the depth of Castle Henderson comes the battle cry—
We are ready!
When the flags stop waving, and an unfired cannon
rolls back to Austin, the Texas dream will be buried beneath
the Kyle Field sod carrying the epitaph “full of sound and
fury, signifying nothing.”
THE BATTALION
Thursday, November 21, 1963
College Station, Texas
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