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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas
Page 8 Thursday, January 18, 1968
Watson Paces
Consol Past
Tough Mexia
From Battalion News Service
A&M Consolidated’s streaking
Tigers took time off from their
10AAA district wars Tuesday
night to polish off a determined
Mexia team, 53-38.
The win was Consolidated’s 23rd
of the season against only one
defeat. The lone mark on their
record came against 4A Austin
McCallum.
Mexia’s Black Cats raced to
a quick 8-2 lead in Tuesday’s con
test but the Tigers gathered their
forces and wiped out the deficit
taking a 17-9 lead at the end of
the first quarter.
The Tigers stretched their lead
to as many as 12 points in the
second period. They had trouble
with Mexia’s full court press,
however, and settled for a 24-19
lead at the halftime break.
Ennis Watson, the Tigers all-
everything 6-9 center, got into
foul trouble in the third quarter
as the Black Cats narrowed the
lead to one. The Tigers led going
into the final quarter 35-29.
The last eight minutes were
all Consolidated as they built up
their 15 point final margin.
Watson was once again the
game’s top scorer with 18 while
Jan Dozier contributed 16 and
James Nichols added 10.
In the last two years the Tigers
have chalked up a combined 49-5
record with four boys being the
heart of the team. They are Wat
son, Dozier and James Nichols,
each an all-district selection last
season, and second team pick
David Terral.
Leading the team in both scor
ing and rebounding is Watson.
He has scored 422 points for the
year while dropping in 37 of 48
from the field in the team’s four
district games.
Dozier, 6-2V4 senior, has also
showed a good shooting eye with
415 points for the season. In dis
trict play he has hit on 30 of 51
from the field.
Nichols, the team’s 5-9 play-
maker, has hit on an amazing 25
of 28 from the field in district
and has scored 267 points this
season.
As a team, Consolidated has
outscored their opponents 280-
184 for the year. They have hit
on 113 of 204 from the field in
district for a team percentage
of 55.3 while holding their opposi
tion to 36 per cent.
The Tigers return to the district
battles Friday when they travel
to Brenham to play the Brenham
Cubs before going to Waco Mon
day to take on Waco Richfield.
A&M To Receive
Bonehead Award
The Dallas Bonehead Club will
present its annual “Bonehead Of
The Year” trophy to Texas A&M
University this Friday in the Ter
race Room of the Baker Hotel
during their regular monthly
meeting.
Receiving the trophy for Texas
A&M will be Marvin Tate, as
sistant athletic director and mem
bers of thej student body. The
group from College Station will
be supported by the entire Dallas
A&M Club which is to share the
meeting with the Boneheads.
The trophy is being presented
to Texas A&M University be
cause of the bonehead stunt pulled
off by their 1967-8 football team
who wrote the punch line to a
twenty-six year old ‘Aggie Joke’
and told it to the world in the
Cotton Bowl, January 1, 1968.
To the dismay of millions of
disbelieving viewers who had al
ways thought it took three Ag
gies to even change a lightbulb,
11 dedicated Aggies, one at a
time, proved beyond all doubt
that they could dood-it.
“This trophy is our way of
saying thanks to the many won
derful men who have passed
through the halls of Texas A&M
University, men who have proved
that they could take a joke as
well as tell one. We are sure,
now that the Cotton Bowl is his
tory, many Aggies will sit back
in their chairs and recall that
old line, “He who laughs last,
laughs best.”
The trophy, a beautiful walnut
and silver creation is topped by
a large silver nut. The trophy
was first presented to Navy in
1964, since then it has been pre
sented to Jim Marshall, The Min
nesota Vikings, the National
Broadcasting Company and last
year to Lamar Hunt who’s Kansas
City Chiefs were the first team
to ever lose a game in the Super
Bowl.
The trophy will be displayed
at the university until next year.
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