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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 1, 1964
THE BATTALION
3 SHOWS SLATED
Rodeo Opens Tonight
A&M’s 43rd annual All-Aggie
Rodeo will get underway today,
Friday and Saturday at the uni
versity rodeo arena with the first
performance beginning at 8 p.m.
Friday night's show will also
start at 8 o’clock while the Satur
day show will be staged at 2 p.m.,
due to the A&M-Texas Tech foot
ball game.
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Sponsored by the Saddle and Sir
loin Club, the rodeo will feature
six riding and roping events and
will include an open girls barrel
race.
The annual show has slated bare-
back bronc riding, bull riding, tie
down calf roping, ribbon roping
and steer wrestling along with the
barrel race.
Prizes will be awarded for each
go-around on a first, second and
third-place basis and belt buckles
will be given for over-all winners
after Saturday’s performance.
Prize money will be mailed out
this year after the rodeo, a rodeo
spokesman said.
National Intercollegiate Rodeo
Association rules will be followed
throughout the rodeo, except in
choosing the All-Around Cowboy.
The rodeo is open to all Aggies,
university faculty members and
farm employees.
McBride Brothers, of Dallas will
furnish the stock for the show and
Ronnie Patterson of Lamesa will
be the announcer.
Bulls and broncs drew the great-
Bombers Approach
Another Pennant
NEW YORK (A 5 )—The New York
Yankees reduced the magic num
ber for clinching their fifth
straight American League pennant
to two Wednesday night, sweeping
a twi-night doubleheader from De
troit 7-6 and 11-8.
Any combination of Yankee vic
tories and defeats for the runners-
up totaling two clinches the flag
for New York.
Heavy hitting won the double-
header for the Yanks, who have
taken 13 of their last 14 games.
est number with 39 riders slated
in the bull riding. The chute will
open 30 times for broncs.
Danny, Lloyd
Top Gainers
The second week of Aggie foot
ball finds quarterback Danny Mc-
Ilhany posting a .452 average with
31 passes and 14 completions while
sophomore Lloyd Curington paces
all Maroon ground gainers with 76
yards in 17 tries for a 4.5 mark.
Leading pass received is Bill Uz-
zell with five catches for 50 yards.
First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalties
Net Yds. Rushing
Net Yds. Passing
Yds
STATISTICS
A&M
21
9
9
3
Foes
25
12
9
Total Net
Rushing Plays
Passes Att.
Passes Completed
Passes Int. By
199
197
396
78
40
17
Passes
Punts
Punt Yardage
295
207
502
87
32
18
3
Punt Average
Had Blocke
Punts Had Blocked
No. Punt Returns
Punt Return, yards
Punt return, average
Penalties
Yds. Lost, Penalties
Fumbles
Fumbles Lost
13
417
32.1
3
2.3
6
70
6
0
310
34.4
0
6
55
9.1
12
118
INDIVIDUAL AGGIE STATISTICS
Rushing
Runs Gain Loss Net
17
Curington
Ford
Stabler
Colli
Weis:
McKi
ghan
Westerfield
Lindse
76
32
34
26
23
38
R. Lindsey
Mclhan;
Totals
76
31
30
26
23
20
Avg.
4.5
2
19
251
2.6
2.1
8.7
3.3
2.2
1 1.0
1 0.5
—9 —0.7
199 2.6
Passir
Mcllhan
McKaut
Total:
ny
gha
Uzzell
Westerfeld
Brotherton
Dawkins
Ford
Stable
Tota
r
ils
mg
Att. Comp. Int. Yds.
31 14 3 169
.9 14 0 28
40 17 3 197
Receiving
Catches Yds.
5 50
3 61
3 34
3 14
2 24
1 14
17 197
Interceptions
Td.
0
Pet.
.452
.333
.425
TD
0
DISTANCE MAN GEOFFREY EARL
. to lead Aggie cross countrymen Friday.
Aggies Host BU
In Cross Country
Coach Charlie Thomas’ Aggie
cross country delegation will make
its first appearance of the season
when it hosts the Baylor Bears Fri
day in a two-mile meet at 5 p.m.
on the A&M cross country course.
Leading the Maroon distance
men will be team captains Danny
Clifton, Geoffrey Earl and Don
Smith—all sophomores.
The four other runners to battle
the Bears will be Bob Smith of El
Paso, Noel Adams of Alvin, Bill
Turney of Houston and Johnnie
Cosper of Edna. All but Turney
are sophomores.
Captain Clifton is a 1963 Class
B mile champion while Earl was
clocked in the mile at 4:28.0 his
freshman year. Don Smith, who
Southwest
a best Fish
finished fifth in the
Conference mile, had
effort of 4:29.3.
The sophomore cross country
unit was the same team that went
undefeated as freshmen.
Thomas said that three veterans
did not qualify for the cross coun
try squad — Gene Westmoreland,
junior from Lamesa, Earl Myers,
senior from Vanderbilt, and John
Duran, junior from Wellington,
Kan.
All of the Aggie track squad has
been put through the paces since
classes have started, with all the
team running and getting in con
dition. Thomas said that about 30
freshmen have reported for work
outs.
FROM THE
SiAeli
inei
By TEX ROGERS
When the Aggies and the Texas Tech Red Raiders
up for the kickoff Saturday in Kyle Field, it will be the 23
meeting of the two teams, but only the fifth contest plaj
at Aggieland. Most popular site in the past has beenS
Antonio, where eight were played. Five have been in Li
bock, four in Dallas and one in Amarillo . . .
The Aggie-Raider tilt will also be a homecoming and!
friends night. Tech Coach J. T. King was twice an assistj
at A&M along with Raider Coach Matt Lair. Aggie
Hank Foldberg along with aides Leonard Brown, Joel WJ
berg, Neil Schmidt, Craig Randall and Dick Johnson wereife- |
coaches at Wichita University along with Tech assistant
Anotl
ril Green
Senal
There have also been some hair-raising plays madewlf
the two schools met. In 1962 the Aggies were behind, }j
with 19 seconds left in the game when Maroon halfback Dil
ny Mcllhany, now starting at quarterback, raced 103 yarl The stu<
on a kickoff return and A&M won, 7-3 .. . W electl ° n
the positior
Aggie records by the numbers have been produced Itive from t
clashes with Texas Tech and include: most rushes inoi Sciences va(
game, 31 by Bob Smith in 1949, who also had the longt | Filing fc
Aggie touchdown run from scrimmage, 81-yards, in the sai Friday mor
game; most yards rushing 400, by an Aggie team in Ids loon Oct. 9
longest punt by an Aggie, 86 yards, by Bobby Goff in 1944, «ss applicat
■ections.
The Aggie Lettermen’s Lounge, being constructed ini Norman 1
Rollie White Coliseum, will not be open for the Texas Tejj te Thursd*
game Saturday. Athletic Director Hank Foldberg said t|| c relation:
official opening of the lounge, which will serve as a pkft y Bob Lee,
for all A&M lettermen to meet, will be the weekend of tl’ost at tL
TCU encounter ... I,e Senate
Also slated for the TCU weekend is the first Ail Ra , nd L^
Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner on Oct. 16, with Housll” will b
Chronicle columnist and humorist Morris Frank as ll y J t
Frank will also host the 25th reunion dinner of the ISIr
National Champions on Oct. 17 . . .
First of the Month Stock-Up I
aturday n
Tech footbs
Speaking of the Aggie foes this week, Texas scout Pi The Sem
Culpepper says of Tech’s 210-pound fullback Jim Zanio® 16 Br y an -
“The best looking thunder and lightning type fullback r§ uckets are
seen in a big while. He took a handoff on one play sectlor
Mississippi State) and ran over two tacklers and butl® olle< j tlons
another one” . . .Donny/ie Anderson, the Raider’s swift A!| tand ®‘
America halfback candidate, doesn’t especialily care abol stlK 611
how you spell it: “Sometimes I spell it with an ’ie’ andso* ropose . a
times with a ‘y.’ But when I write a check I go by Don.",* 0 1010 n
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