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By JIM BUTLER
ineA
Basketball season is under way and the Aggies are
undefeated after one game. As an optimistic Coach Shelby
Metcalf said after A&M’s 61-58 squeaker over the University
of Houston, “You have to win the first one to win them all.”
But if all wins are as narrow as the first, Aggie fans
who survive the season will deserve Medals of Honor. The
game was tied twice in the final six minutes and only clutch
play by a couple of newcomers to the Aggie varsity preserved
the win.
The two big boys who received most of the praise were
6-6 Bill Gas way, a product of Lon Morris Junior College,
and 6-8 John Beasley, a product of Metcalf's 1962-63 Fish
team.
Gasway led the Cadets in rebounds with 12 and scored
the go-ahead basket on a short jump shot. “Gas (as Gasway
is called by the other players) played a tremendous game,
Metcalf said. “He’s going to help us a lot this year.”
Beasley, who played like a veteran yet displayed the
enthusiasm of a kid on Christmas morning, pulled down
11 rebounds and sank two pressure-packed free throws for
the last Aggie scores to ice the game.
Metcalf, in his office after the game, turned to Head
Coach and Athletic Director Hank Foldberg and said,
"Beasley’s going to be a great one, isn't he?” Foldberg
was quick to agree and all who saw Big John last Thursday
night will too.
Metcalf took the blame for the Cadets’ losing a 14-point
lead in the second half after playing a near perfect first half.
"During workouts,” Metcalf said, “I had only been playing
two of the big men at a time. But they all did so well in
the first half, I put them all in at the same time in the
second half and they just weren’t used to that.” The three
mentioned are Gasway, Beasley and 6-7 Tim Timmerman,
another sophomore.
Overall, the game was a very pleasant surprise to Aggie
fans. The Cadets weren’t supposed to have much this year
and were picked by some sports writers to finish last in
the conference.
A&M’s youth won’t justify expectations for a SWC title,
but no other team is going to be safe on the court with the
Aggies.
Cagers Take Perfect Slate
To Utah For Pair Of Games
BY MARVIN SCHULTZ
Battalion Asst. Sports Editor
Jumping off to an opening game
victory over the University of
Houston Cougars, the Aggie has-
Trull Captures
Three Titles
In SWC Stats
DALLAS <A>>—Don Trull, Bay
lor’s brilliant quarterback, walked
away with three Southwest Con
ference statistical titles in the 1963
season, the first player to turn the
trick since Texas Christian’s Jim
Swink did the same thing in 1956.
Trull’s performance was more
impressive since he shattered ev
ery passing and total offense rec
ord in the books, even extending
his record-making to the NCAA.
Trull led in total offense by a
wide margin, rolling up 2,276
yards on 406 plays. Danny Thom
as of Southern Methodist was a
distant second with 987 yards on
209 plays.
Trull got most of his yardage
through the air. He completed
174 passes in 308 attempts for 2,-
157 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Thomas was a distant second with
66 connections on 138 tries for 846
yards and four touchdowns.
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ketball squad moves westward in
quest for a couple more victories
over the potent Utah aggrega
tions, Utah State and Utah Uni
versity in cage tilts Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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Tuesday night opposition with a
strong array of talent which has
rated them a slot in the top twen
ty quintets in the country by
Sports Illustrated. Big mainstays
in the State lineup are Troy Col
lier and Wayne Estes who have al
ready averaged 23 points a game
in their first two appearances.
These two players are responsi
ble for impressive victories over
Loyola of Los Angeles and Fresno
State. With an awesome display
of power the Utah State team
racked up a massive total of 199
points in the two encounters. They
opened with a 97-85 triumph over
Loyola and then took Fresno State
very convincingly, 102-71.
Collier is a senior center who
stands 6-9, hailing from Phoenix.
He has accounted for 53 points and
a 26.5 average. Estes is a junior
forward from Montana and is con
sidered by many as a prime candi- >
date for All-American honors. The j
6-6 forward had dumped in a total
of 46 points, averaging 23 a game.
Bidding for All-American hon
ors from the Aggie encampment
will be 6-2 sharp-shooting ace
from Clear Creek, Bennie Lenox.
Last year’s many achievements in
cluded his being named as the
“Player of the Year” in the South
west Conference.
Joining Lenox in the starting
lineup will be Bill Robinette and
Bill Gasway at forwards; John
Beasley at center and Lynn Mer
ritt filling in the other guard slot.
LYNN MERRITT
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LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NUMBER 384
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEGE STA
TION, TEXAS, ORDERING THE SUB
MISSION OF AN ORDINANCE REG
ULATING ANIMALS AND FOWL RUN
NING AT LARGE AND PROVIDING
FOR IMPOUNDING AND FOR SALE OR
DISPOSITION OP IMPOUNDED AN
IMALS, TO THE ELECTORATE OF THE
CITY OF COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS,
AT A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION
TO BE HELD ON JANUARY 7, 1964,
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF THE
ELECTION, POLLING PLACES AND
JUDGES, PRESCRIBING THE FORM
OF THE BALLOT AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEGE
dinance for
owl be sub
mitted by the City Council of the City of
College Station, Texas, to the electorate
of the City of College Station, Texas, at
a special municipal election on January
7, 1964, which said ordinance shall read
as follows:
ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AN
IMALS AND FOWL RUNNING AT
LARGE, PROVIDING FOR IMPOUNDING
AND FOR SALE OR DISPOSITION OP
IMPOUNDED ANIMALS.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council
of the City of College Sation:
I. Definition of terms. As used in this
ordinance,
(a) “Animals” shall mean
types of animals both domest:
wild, male and female, singular and plu.„.
(b) “Fowl” shall mean any and all
fowl, domesticated and wild, male and
female, singular and plural.
(c) “At large” shall mean off the
premises of the owner or custodian of the
animal or fowl, and not under the imme
diate control of the owner or custodian.
II. Animals and Fowl Not to be Per
mitted at Large.
No person owning or having in his
custody animals or fowl shall permit same
to go at large to the injury or annoyance
of others, nor shall such animals or fowl
permitt
ler publi
is declared to be a nuisance and dangerous
the public health and safety.
any and all
sticated and
plural.
be permitted at large upon the streets or
the city. Such action
othi
blic ways of
to the public health, and sal
III. Property Owner May Impound.
animals i
an
up same and remove it to
other animal shelter that
An;
upon
ance
y person finding any an inn
his property to his injurj
may take up same and ri
ivate or other anima
of it.
mala or fowl
ry or annoy-
e it
any pn
will take possessio
shelter ; -
or fowl
possibl
is cu
animi '
if km
possession of it. If no such
shelter is available, he may hold the animal
or fowl in his own possession, and
as possible notify the police depart
this custody, giving a description of the
imal or fowl and the name of the owner
is own possession, and as soon
ic police department of
nown.
IV. Police to Take Possession,
le police department as soon as
The police d<
after receiving notice
soon as possible
ill dispatch
officer to appear at the premises and take
possession of the animal or fowl.
V. Return to Owner.
If the officer has or with reasonable
dispatch can obtain the name of the owner
or custodian of the animal or fowl, he will
return it to the residence address. If there
is no one at the address, he will leave a
notice where the owner or custodian may
reclaim the property. He will then proceed
to the nearest animal hospital or shelter
which will accept the animal or fowl and
leave it.
VI. Owner to Pay Board for Animal.
The owner or custodian who redeems an
animal or fowl from an animal hospital or
shelter will pay a board bill on a per diem
basis in an amount previously agreed to
between the city and the owner of the
hospital or shelter, but in no event shall
such payment be less than $3.00.
VII. Disposition if Owner Not
Any officer or designated person picking
animal or fowl and after reasonable
is unable to find whi
>f it, will take it to
up an am;
diligence
has custody
Not Found.
;rsc
ter :
nd who
reasonab
owns
or shelter and leave it.
ers May Impound.
•fficer or other person des-
ich purpose is
has custody of i
animal hospital
VIII. Offic
Any police officer or
ignated by the City fo:
authorized to capture and impound any
animal or fowl found at large, impounding
in accordance with the procedure
by this ordinance. In the event
nnot be affected promptly, this
person is authorized to destroy
animal or fow
IX. Disposition
imals.
to be
authorized
office:
the
destroy
Unredeemed An-
Any animal or fowl not redeemed ’
72 hours will be disposed of in such
within
man
ner
City
shel
she!
this
-y «
shelte;
ihelter is
is pu
are dec!
X. Disposition of Large A
Should any officer or designated
upon call or upon his own
a large animal
mule or any
acceptable by an
is authorized to call
comp;
previously agreed upon between the
nd owner of the animal hospital or
’ ,e owner of the hospital or
lade an agent of the City for
rpose, and his actions in this regard
Jared to be a governmental purpose.
Disposition of Large Animals.
lesignated person
initiative pick up
such as a horse, cow, or
other animal that is not
n animal hospital or shelter,
to call a trucking firm or
any. The firm or company will convey
mimal outside the corporate limits to
one of the farms which has a working
agreement with the City to handle such
cases. The disposition of the animal in
this case shall be handled in the same
manner as though it were in an animal
hospital or shelter.
XI. Ordinance Number 248 dated Feb
ruary 25, 1967, is hereby repealed.
Section I
That the above ordinance shall be sub
mitted to the qualified voters within the
City of College Station, Texas, for accept
ance or rejection at a special municipal
election following the adoption of this
ordinance. At such election the ordinance
above set out shall be submitted under the
question :
“Do you favor the adoption of an or
dinance which will prohibit animals, includ
ing dogs, and fowl from running at large
and providing for impounding and for dis
position of animals and fowl which are not
confined ?”
Section II
Polling places shall be as follows:
Ward I. A&M Consolidated School
L. G. Jo;
with
Ward
i F. L. Thomas
with
e;
lege Hills Elementary School
m necessary to conduct the election,
’oils shall open at 8 :00 a. m. and closed
>nes as judge;
II. College Hil
Ward III. City Hatl with* F. H. Mathews
as judge.
Judges of the various polling places will
appoint whatever number of clerks th<
deem necessary to conduct the electi
P
at 7 :00 p. m.
Section III
The form of the ballot to be used shall
be substantially as follows:
“Do you favor the adoption of an or
dinance wihch will prohibit animals, includ
ing dogs, and fowl from running at large
and providing for impounding and for
disposition of animals and fowl which are
not confined?”
For the Ordinance Against the Ordinance
Those desiring to vote in favor of the
proposed ordinance submitted shall strike
out the word "against the ordinance” and
those desiring to vote against such or
dinance shall strike out the word “for the
ordinance”.
The City Secretary is hereby ordered and
directed to mail a copy of the proposed
ordinance to each qualified voter of thi
City of College Station, Texas,
list appears from the tax rolls from said
City of College Station for the year ending
December 31, 1962, preceding said election
which notice shall be mailed out not less
than thirty (30) days prior to said election
as provided by Article 1167 of the Revised
Civil Statutes of Texas.
Section IV
of this ordinance signed by the
he
ch
>py of this ordinance signed by th«
of the City of College Station, Texas
and attested by the city secretary of the
City of College Station, Texas, under the
layo
nd attested by the
of College Stai
of said city sha
election. The n
directed to ca
ion to be poste
the City of College Station, Texas, and at
two other public places in the City of Col-
seal of said city shall serve as a notice of
such election. The mayor is hereby ordered
and directed to cause a notice of said
ection to be posted in the City Hall of
City - - -- - - -
two other public places in the City of Col
lege Station, Texas, for at least thirty full
days prior to the date of said election. The
mayor is further directed to have notices
of said election published in said city, which
notice shall be publis
for one day eac
weeks prior to
said notices to ap:
days prior to the dt
■ii,
pear not less than
ate ol
Section
less
ate of such election,
ction V
e fact that there are many animals
and fowl in College Station, whose status
at the present time is not clear, creates an
emergency and an imperative public neces
sity for the suspension of any rules re
quiring ordinances to be read at more than
one meeting, and any such rules hereby
suspended, and it is ordained that this
ordinance shall take effect immediately
upon its passage and approval.
Passed, adopted and approved this 26th
day of November, 1963.
APPROVED:
S/Ernest Langford
Mayor
ATTEST:
S/K. A. Manning
City Secretary