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Housley-Led Whites Top Maroons 2 LI
By GARY SHERER
On a horse-racing form sheet,
there is an indication made if a
horse runs well in the mud. If he
does, that horse is called a “mud-
der.”
Wendell Housley can also be
called a “mudder.”
The All-Conference halfback
from Richardson led the White
team to a 21-7 spring game vic
tory over their Maroon counter
parts on a muddy, rain-soaked
Kyle Field Saturday afternoon.
Housley racked up 145 yards in
34 carries to brighten up an other
wise dreary, rainy day and give
notice to the 3,000 present that he
will be a runner to be reckoned
with come the ’67 Southwest Con
ference season.
A heavy rain before gametime
put some doubt as to how long
the game would last but the rains
subsided enough to allow the
game to be played.
The Maroons led the Whites in
total yardage, 275-236 but five
White interceptions plus a big
third quarter goal-line stand
halted any Maroon scoring plans.
It was 7-0„ Maroons, early in
the game as Coach Dee Powell’s
boys took little time in scoring.
Charlie Riggs hit Jimmy Adams
on a thrilling sideline aerial at the
White 10-yard stripe. After a
Riggs-to-Tommy Buckman pass
put the ball nine yards closer at
the one, Riggs took the ball in on
a sneak and Billy Hobbs’ conver
sion made it 7-0.
A&M Lifting Club
Tops Competition
Bennett Clayton of Hank’s Gym,
was judged the best overall lifter
in Sunday’s Brazos County Power
Lift Championships at Hensel
Park.
Several records fell as A&M
lifters dominated the competition.
Bill Bownds of the A&M Lifting
Club topped the lightweight class
with a total of 880, a new record.
John Cornejo of John’s Gym won
the middleweight class with a
total of 1000. A&M’s Sid Robin
took the light-heavyweight title
with a record-setting total of
1140. Robin’s bench press of 340
also set a new record.
Robin also was picked as the
second best overall.
PALACE
Bryan 2
LAST DAY
“TEENAGE
REBELLION”
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WORLD”
STARTS TOMORROW
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WITHOUT TRYING”
Housley then got underway and
carried the bulk of the offense in
leading a 71-yard drive to tie the
score. Housley’s two-yard scamp
er got the touchdown and Tom
Sooy added the point.
The next two quarters saw
Housley and the opposing Maroon
runners run up and down the
field but no touchdowns.
With both teams playing even
ball at this point, it looked like
a definite stalemate between the
evenly-matched teams. Early in
the fourth quarter, an errant
Riggs pass was picked off by
White linebacker Lynn Fister.
When Fister was finally stopped,
the ball was resting on the Ma
roon six. Housley took the ball
in again, with another two-yard
run, two plays later.
Now with the score 14-7, the
Whites added frosting to the cake
as Ed Hargett hit fullback Bruce
Kemph with a six-yard scoring
pass to cap a 59-yard White drive.
Despite the weather and field
conditions, it was a well-played
game. Coach Gene Stallings was
pleased with the play and praised
the players for their hustle. Stall
ings said that except for Sooy’s
injury everything else went well.
Sooy hurt his knee late in the
game and was forced to leave. The
seriousness of the injury has not
yet been determined, if any.
Sooy, redshirt last season, made
a firm bid to take over for the passes and got over to the offense but ended up with 30 yards B:
departed Glynn Lindsey’s place- long enough to grab a 10-yard for 104 yards on six completo
kicking chores with a couple of pass. It was a relatively pen
kickoffs and three straight extra Riggs completed one less pass game, as only four infract,;
points. He also intercepted two in equalling Hargett’s 12 attempts were called in the game.
END OF THE ROAD!
White team fullback Bruce Kemph, is stopped by the Maroon defense after a short run:
Saturday’s 21-7 White victory in the annual spring football game.
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