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^Tigers Try To Level Record
THE BATTALION
Friday, November 15, 1968
College Station, Texas
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The A&M Consolidated Tigers
close out their season tonight in
Huntsville as they try to level
their season record at 5-5 when
they tangle with the Huntsville
Hornets.
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BATTALION CLASSIFIED
The 7:30 p.m. contest is im
portant for both teams with the
Hornets having the most to gain
by the win. They can clinch sole
possession of the second place
slot in 10-AAA while a Tiger win
would probably tie Consol with
Kemp for second place.
Consolidated comes into the
game off of a 12-7 jolting last
Friday night by their cross-town
rivals, the Kemp Bears, and the
Hornets bested La Grange, 12-6,
while bringing their district mark
to 2-1-1. After last week, neither
team has a chance for the zone
title.
Coach Jack Churchill expressed
satisfaction in the hustle of the
team even though they were beat
en last week. He felt that the
defense was holding up extremely
well because the Tigers have not
lost a game this year by more
than nine points and have given
up only 75 for the year.
In individual statistics, senior
tailback Mike Litterst leads the
team in both rushing and scoring.
Litterst has toted the pigskin
188 times for 734 yards and a 4.0
average. He has also tallied six
touchdowns for 36 points. Full
back Richard Marshall has car
ried 62 times for 205 yards, to
back up Litterst in the real estate
category and Leroy Clark with
24, Rob Schleider with 23, trail
him in the scoring race. Clark
still has the best punting average
in the district with a 42.2 on 38
kicks.
Quarterback Paul Madeley has
attempted 85 passes this year
and connected on 29 for 409 yards
and five touchdowns. In the re
ceiving department, Clark is the
leader with 10 catches for 165
yards and three TD’s.
The games for the Tigers this
year were losses to Mt.Carmel,
Klein, Del Valle, Brenham, and
Kemp. They have defeated Cy-
press-Fairbanks, LaGrange, Hous
ton Furr, and Navasota.
Undefeated Brenham, with the
zone crown just about in the bag,
hosts winless LaGrange tonight
Intramural
Round-Up
The Intramural Story for Friday:
In Class B football, H-2 improved their record by defeat
ing- Sqd. 5, 6-0. They are now 2-1 for the season. Sqd. 4 re
mained unbeaten as they romped over Sqd. 12, 22-0. -They
need just one more win to clinch their league championship.
G-2 beat E-l to tighten up the standings in League B. There
are now four teams in that league with one loss.
F-2 completely dominated their game with D-l never
letting them inside their 20 while scoring 13 points them
selves and Sqd. 11 downed Sqd. 3, 12-8, to round out the
schedule.
In Class A basketball, the White Band lost to C-l despite
a 21-point offensive display by Bill Howell. The Band, down
18-6 at the half, surged toward the lead but ran out of time.
Sqd. 1 crushed Sqd. 12, 45-14 in other action. H-2 won their
first league game by downing Sqd. 2 in a high scoring duel,
46-38. At the same time on an adjacent court, a defensive
battle between Sqd. 13 and Sqd. 3 was in progress with Sqd.
13 managing to hold on, 18-16.
In Class C basketball, the Lions won their second
straight game by burying Parks and Recreations, 32-9. In
the other game Hotard Hall lost their second consecutive
game to Crocker Hall, 45-22.
Class A handball, Sqd. 12 ran over Sqd. 13, three
matches to none. They will now go on to meet Sqd. 4 in the
semi-finals. A-l managed to get by F-2, two matches to
one to advance to the semis against G-l.
In Class C handball, Schumacher Hall moved to the
finals by defeating Hughes Hall, two matches to one. They
will compete against Law Hall on Monday afternoon, who
won over Walton, also two matches to one.
The Class C horseshoe winners were Milner over Walton,
Hotard over Hughes, and Mclnnis, Schumacher, Fowler, and
Parks & Recreation all failed to show up for their matches.
Autocross Set
The Texas A&M Sports Car
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Nov. 17, in the Montgomery Ward
Parking Lot at 10 a.m. for regis
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A&M Rugby Club
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Between 50 and 100 entrants
are expected and the entry fee
is $3.00 for TAMSCC and SAE
members and $3.50 for non-mem
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The Rugby Club of A&M will
have a clinic Sunday at 2:00 p.m.,
on the field next to DeWare Field
House.
Anyone interested in learning
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wants to come out for the team
is welcomed to attend. If more
information is desired, contact
Greg Schwei, phone 5-4760, or
come to Walton 1-4.
OUTFIT PICTURES
AGGIELAND ’69
Uniform will be Class A Winter.
Outfit C.O.’s will wear sabers;
Seniors will wear boots and mid
night shirts. Guidons and award
flags will be carried. All person
nel in the outfit will wear the
billed service cap issued by the
university. The type of cap worn
by underclassihen to and from
the picture taking area is left
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Outfit should be in front of the
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Note: Athletic Outfits H-l and
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