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Party Wed., Nov. 23
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Fish Close Season With Shorthorns
THE BATTALION
Friday, November 18,1966
Page 4 College Station, Tn
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The Texas A&M Fish close
their season Saturday, hosting the
Texas U. Shorthorns.
In a prelude to the varsity
game, the Fish hope to set the
trend for A&M-T.U. games this
year, with an Aggie victory.
The Fish go into the game 2-2,
with wins over the Baylor Cubs
and the Rice Owlets. They were
defeated by the TCU Wogs early
in the season and last week were
nipped by the Texas Tech Pica
dors.
Victory for the Fish would be
sweeter than usual this year, as
the Shorthorns come into the 1:8©
p.m. encounter with an unbeaten
record. They have knocked off
Baylor, Rice, SMU and TCU.
The last time the Fish beat the
Shorthorns was in 1963 with a
7-0 victory at Austin. Last year’s
score was 26-21.
Fish Coach Jake Helms has an
nounced the following tentative
starting offensive and defensive
lineups:
Offense
Split End—Jimmy Adams
Weak Tackle—Terry Brewster
T.U. HONORS PLAYERS
AUSTIN (TP) — Sharing the
spotlight next week with TeaaBs’
Thanksgiving Day football game
with Texas A&M will be the
Longhorn Hall of Honor banquet
and the 25th reunion of the high-
scoring 1941 team.
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Wallace Middendorp.
Make a noise. Or drink
Sprite, the
noisy soft
drink.
What did you do
when Joe (Boxcar)
Brkczpmluj was
kicked off the
football team just
because he flunked
six out of four of
his majors? What
did you do, Wallace
Middendorp?
And when the
school newspaper's
editors resigned in
protest because The
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Chancellor wouldn't allow the
publication of certain salacious portions of
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i you just sat, didn't you?
You've made a mockery of your
life, Wallace Middendorp!
You're a vegetable.
Protest, Wallace Middendorp.
Take a stand. Make a noise 1
Or drink Sprite, the noisy soft
drink.
Open a bottle of Sprite at
the next campus speak-out. Let
it fizz and bubble to the
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Let its lusty carbonation
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Let its tart, tingling
exuberance infect the cri
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Do these things, Wallace
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REGISTERED ‘
AOE-M
Weak Guard—Mike Smith
Center—Bill Buford
Strong Guard—Danny Ecker-
ntan
Strong Tackle—Tom Chaffe
Strong End—Wayne King
Quarterback—Barney Harris
Weak Back—Larry Stegent
Strong Back—Ross Brupbacher
Fullback—Bruce Kemph
Defense
Left End—Robert Kirchner
Left Tackle—Lee Roberts
Middle Guard—Winston Beam
Right Tackle—Lynn Odom
Right End—Dick Adams
Rover—Jimmy Piper
LLB—Gary Gruben
RLB—James Selvidge
LHB—Mark Moseley
RHB—Bill Knolle
Safety—Danny McBride
The game is under the sponsor
ship of the Brazos Valley Shrine
Club. Admission is $1.50 for
adults and $1 for students. A&M
students will be admitted with
their activity card and season
ticket holders can use their book
Hogs Looking For Bowl Bid
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Southwest Conference foot-
hall race ceuld reach its climax
Batnrday—a week ahead of sched
ule.
Or it could, if an upset or two
were thrown in—and this is the
time of the year for them—to be
so mixed up it would take the
final games to straighten it out.
But chances are that the Cotton
Bowl host team will be known
Saturday and the conference
champion just might be estab
lished at the same time.
Arkansas goes to Lubbock to
play a Texas Tech team that
never has beaten it in the nine-
year football relationship of the
two schools. Arkansas can sack
up the Cotton Bowl for the third
straight year by keeping its
record intact and making it 10
In a row.
And should Baylor beat South
ern Methodist, Arkansas also
would take the championship.
However, SMU is a narrow fa
vorite.
For that matter Texas might
even figure in the championship
situation. The Longhorns have
lost two games and if Arkansas
should lose two and Southern
Methodist the same, there would
be a triple tie for the title. Or
should Texas A&M beat Texas
Thanksgiving Day, the Aggies
could tie for the title in place of
Texas.
However, Arkansas would be
the Cotton Bowl team regardless
since it has beaten Texas, South
ern Methodist and Texas A&M.
Besides, A&M couldn’t claim a
Cotton Bowl spot under any cir
cumstance since it is on NCAA
probation.
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