THE BATTALION
Page 4 College Station, Texas Friday, February 12, 1965
A&M Roundballers
Clash With Bears
In Waco Saturday
A&M’s embattled cagers begin
the second lap of the Southwest
Conference race Saturday night
when they take on the Baylor
Bears in Waco.
Unless the unforeseen occurs,
the Aggies will be playing a spoiler
role in this and ensuing confer
ence contests this season.
Two straight home setbacks to
Texas Tech and Texas have left the
Cadets with a 3-4 league record
and virtual elimination from title
consideration. The Bears own a
4-3 slate and can scarcely afford
another loss.
The last three blemishes on the
Maroon record have all been nar
row ones. Baylor scored an 80-77
success, Texas triumphed, 65-63,
and Tech registered an 82-76 over
time victory.
The Bruins have also experienced
some tight clashes in recent com
petition. They edged TCU, 87-85,
Saturday and then became a 76-74
victim of SMU Tuesday night.
Baylor has utilized a run-and-
shoot offense in racing to their
finest season in years. Bill Mene-
fee’s Bears have registered over a
100 points several times and last
week managed to fill the Heart O’
Texas Coliseum for the first time
since Menefee took ove rthe Baptist
reins.
The Bears will probably start a
trio of 6-6 performers. Darrell
Hardy, Spencer Carlson, and Win
ston Moore are likely to get the
starting nod.
Guards Ed Horne and Tommy
Hatfield will complete the starting
lineup. The Wacoans are noted for
their well-balanced scoring and
Texarkana Juco
Drops 2 Sports
TEXARKANA, Tex. IIP) — Tex
arkana Junior College decided
Thursday to discontinue football
and basketball, effective at the
end of the current academic year.
A $30,000 deficit in the athletic
program brought the action, Presi
dent J. W. Cadey said.
stout rebounding.
Shelby Metcalf will combat this
group with center John Beasley,
guards Dick Rector and Paul Tim
mins and probably Tim Timmer
man and Ken Norman at the for
ward posts.
Beasley is the leading A&M
scorer with a 21.5 mean average.
Timmins is scoring at a 13.2 clip,
and Norman owns a 13.1 mean.
Timmerman and Rector own 5.1
and 3.5 averages respectively.
In a preliminary, the A&M and
Baylor freshman squads will hook
up for the second time this year.
The Fish dropped an earlier 83-68
decision to the Cubs. Since then
Jim Culpepper’s crew has trimmed
three conference opponents in a
row.
In other weekend conference
action, TCU plays Arkansas in
Fayetteville, Rice journeys to
Austin to play Texas, and SMU
hosts Texas Tech.
8 Schoolboy Gridders Sign With Aggies
A&M football coach Gene
Stallings has not yet announced
the names of any high school grid
signees. Names of those signing
letters-of-intent to A&M have ap
peared in state newspapers and on
the Associated Press wire.
Two second-team all-state
ders from class AA have
grid-
been
signed. John Turney, a 5-10, 170-
pound halfback from Dublin was
a second team all-state pick, as
was Ed Hargett. Hargett is a
180-pound quarterback from Lin-
den-Kildare.
Clifford Golden is an all-district
fullback prospect from Weather
ford. Another all-district perform
er is Joe Marsh of Pittsburg. He
is a 6-5, 210-pound end.
Two Tyler High boys have signed
letters-of-intent. They are Maxie
Clark, a fullback, and Gary Kitch
ens, an end.
Other signees reported have been
Billy Hobbs, end from Amarillo
Tascosa and Bill Weaver, a guard
from Victoria.
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by Feb. 27th.
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Swimming, Cinder, Net Squads
In Competition This Weekend
Aggie track, swimming and
tennis teams will all be in action
this week-end in preparation for
their regular Southwest Conference
competition.
Coach Charley Thomas will field
a track team which he describes as
“much better than last year, a very
good team, with depth." They will
compete Friday night in the Will
Rogers Indoor Track Meet in Fort
Worth, then will hop over to Dallas
for a meet Saturday evening.
In the Fort Worth meet Aggie
hopes will ride on Randy Matson
in the shot put, Mike Schrider in
the high jump, Gene Westmoreland
in the 600-yard run, and Gilbert
Smith in the 60-yard dash. Larry
McGough will r un the 300-yard
dash and Nelson, McGough, Smith
and Bob Martin will team up for
the mile relay.
The line-up will be slightly
changed for Saturday’s competi
tion. James White will take over
the 60-yard dash duties, Bob Brown
will enter the broad jump and
McGough will not compete in the
300.
Coach Art Adamson’s aquamen
will compete Friday night against
SMU in Dallas. He said they have
had troubles due to grades and
injuries, but praised their out
standing efforts and ambition.
The tankmen’s top prospects in
the dual meet are Jerry Keating,
Mike Offner, Bert Giffey, Lance
Sindo, Mike Palmer, Jim Hooten,
George Staples, Dave Trifon, Paul
Quellette and Jud Sidman.
The tennis team will travel to
Edinburgh Friday to compete in
the weekend Pan-American Inter
collegiate Tournament. The tennis
team finished second in the SWC
last year, and should be in top
contention again this year.
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