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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 14, 1965
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Tech, SMI!
Given Nod
In Cage Race
By HAROLD V. RATLIFF
The roundballers start practice
in the Southwest Conference Fri-
day and there’s a dramatic story
brewing.
Norman Reuther, whose failure
to pass sufficient work lost the
championship for Texas Tech last
winter, is returning and his pres
ence might bring Tech the title it
couldn’t win without him. Now
Texas Tech will be the favorite
instead of Southern Methodist.
Tech will have seven lettermen,
including Dub Malaise, one of the
best in the nation. It also will
have Bob Glover, the heralded
Dallas schoolboy star who was
scholastically ineligible for a
year.
Southern Methodist is going to
have a fine team and Coach Doc
Hayes says if he can come up
with a good fifth man to go with
his established starters — Carroll
Hooser, Bob Begert, Denny Hol
man and Charley Beasley — he
might well win the championship.
Probably his main hope is a 6-{
sophomore named John Higgin
botham to be the fifth man on his
team.
A&M has John Beasley, the 6-8
star considered the best player
in the conference, and Randy
Matson, the 6-6% shot put cham
pion. The recent addition of Mat-
son has moved the Aggies up
about three notches in pre-season
polls. Most Coach Shelby Met
calf has to worry about is a floor
man, somebody to get the ball to
Beasley.
Baylor could be the dark horse
with Darrell Hardy, the sensa
tional sophomore of last season,
to lead the way. Baylor also has
a boy up from the freshmen-
Jimmy Turner — who’s quite a
playmaker. And there is a junior
college transfer from California,
Jerry Evans, 6-7, who averaged
12 rebounds per game along with
18 points last season.
Texas Christian, which won on
ly three conference games but
lost five in the last 30 seconds,
has almost everybody back, head
ed by Gary Turner, who flipped
in 482 points. Mickey McCarty,
a 6-5 youngster up f r o m the
freshmen, could make the team
despite all of the veteran
strength.
Texas lost John Paul Fultz and
Larry Franks, both mighty good
men, but the Longhorns still look
tough what with Mike Gammon,
Mickey and Minton White a:
sophomores Gary Overbeck and
Billy Arnold, and a transfer from
Lon Morris College, Noel Stout,
who was a teammate of Bob Glo
ver at Dallas Jefferson High
School.
Arkansas has everybody back,!
except Jim Kissee and should be i
improved but not quite up to
making a run for the title be
cause of a lack of height,
Rice, which won only one con
ference game, is bound to be im-1
proved because it will have about
a dozen returnees, including a
fine player indeed in Doug Me-
Kendrick. He scored 460 points
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