THE BATTALION
•sday, December 12, 1963 College Station, Texas
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By JIM BUTLER
Battalion Sports Editor
A&M continued to have its problems Wednesday night
;he Utah Redskins scored freely and emerged with a lop-
id 98-71 victory in frigid Salt Lake City.
The Cadets felt far from home as the thermometer hit
legrees below zero early Tuesday morning and the feeling
[strangeness stuck with them on the basketball court,
bh took an early four point lead and the Aggies never came
at th e wy
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against wind
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The Redskins built their lead to 12 points, 15-3, on the
ooting of Spence Thurgood and George Fisher while A&M
bch Shelby Metcalf was substituting freely in search of a
ht” combination. But with the exception of two short
etches, the hoop remained ♦
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)espite the height advant-
of the Aggies, Utah con-
tently out-rebounded the
lets and their full-court press
:ed the Aggies into numerous
takes.
Isher’s 16 first-half points
e the Utes a 54-34 margin at
[time.
!&M’s Bennie Lenox returned
last year’s form with 16 points
ore intermission but received
le help from the rest of the
ad.
'he Aggies kept pace with Utah
die second half, but as in Tues-
r’s loss to Utah State, the lead
too great. Metcalf played
ee guards most of the second
f in an attempt to counteract
ah’s great speed.
Utah, carrying a 94 point
average at gametime, made a last
minute push to reach the century
mark but fell a bucket short. The
Redskins retained their undefeat
ed record with their fourth
straight win.
Even though suffering two conse
cutive one-sided defeats, the Ag
gies have gained much-needed ex
perience against two of the coun
try’s better teams. A&M’s sopho
mores are steadily improving and
should be ready when conference
play starts in January.
Lenox finished the night with
22 points to pace the Cadets. John
Beasley netted 16 for his third
straight game in double figures.
Cliff Hankins and Paul Timmons
had seven points each while Tim
Timmerman garnered 6.
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Leads Ags against Utah.
^Official’ Gripes Coming
At SWC Coaches Meeting
BY JIM BUTLER
Battalion Sports Editor
The Southwest Conference foot
ball season has finally dragged
to a halt after 12 action-packed
weeks but a post - season fire
works display starts in Dallas
Thursday that promises to sur
pass any of the post-season bowl
games.
The center of attraction this
week will be the annual South
west Conference meeting, which
may win an award for the least
original but most exciting per
formance of the year, and be
shifted to Broadway after a
three-day stand in Big D.
Ostensibly, the meeting is a
routine policy conclave between
SWC officials, athletic directors
and head coaches of the member
schools. This year’s main theme,
justifiably so, will be officiating,
with A&M Head Coach and Ath
letic Director Hank Foldberg hav
ing the starring role, supported
most likely by SMU’s Hayden
Fry and Arkansas' Frank
Broyles.
The problem centers around the
SWC “gag” rule which forbids
coaches from publicly criticizing
the officials. Rumors have it that
the result may be a suspension
for the Aggies due to Foldberg’s
comments after the A&M-Texas
game.
These rumors stem from the
fact that Doc Hayes, SMU cage
coach, drew a suspension for the
Mustangs in 1958 after criticiz
ing the officiating in the A&M-
SMU basketball game.
Despite the fact that Howard
Grubbs, SWC executive secretary,
has prepared a report on the Tur
key Day incident informed sourc
es believe that no suspension will
be handed down.
This corner believes that a sus
pension for the Aggies is very
unlikely and indeed very foolish.
The circumstances surrounding
the controversy could surely be
considered extenuating.
To begin with, the officials
should consider the tremendous
pressure inherent with the rival
ry, the closeness of the game and
the obviously questionable, if not
incorrect, judgment of the game
officials.
Secondly, approximately 40 mil
lion fans watched the game on
television with the majority ex
pressing the opinion that the Ca
dets were cheated.
Finally, the A&M-UT incident
was just the crowning touch to a
season that saw several poorly
officiated games, indicating that
SWC officiating is definitely be
low par.
Fry came close to blasting
officials after his Mustangs
dropped a 22-15 decision to TCU
and will no doubt support Fold
berg.
Unfortunately, the records of
the meeting will probably be kept
secret, or at best only partially
disclosed. Conference policy, as
illustrated by the basketball of
ficiating scandal two years ago,
seems aimed at keeping unfavora
ble comment to a minimum,
whether or not the comment is
justified.
We hope the Southwest Confer
ence governing body will open its
eyes to the obvious and take steps
to correct the deficiencies. The
coaches involved are all men of
high principles and would not
make unfounded charges.
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