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Sheffield In Charge
Page 4
THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Tuesday, September 16, 196S
Being exposed for a year to
the wizardry of Edd Hargett has
to be a big plus for Texas A&M
quarterback Jimmy Sheffield. But
it wasn’t Hargett’s passing prow
ess which most impressed the
Houston junior.
“Edd was a great passer al
right,” Sheffield says, “but his
leadership was the thing that im
pressed me. Edd took charge on
the field, and the players did
what he said.”
Sheffield wants to become tech
nically proficient, of course, but
his main goal now is taking com
mand of the offense. If comments
from fellow players are any guide,
the 6-0, 180- pounder is reaching
50 Fish Report
For Football
Fifty Texas A&M freshman
footballers reported for opening
workouts Monday (Sept. 8), ac
cording to freshman coach Jim
Keller.
Keller said the Fish team work
ed in shorts for a week before
starting contact work Sept. 15.
The Fish open the season Oct. 2
in Kyle Field against the TCU
Wogs.
This year’s highly-regarded re
cruits will be shooting for a sec
ond consecutive undefeated cam
paign. The 1968 Fish team posted
a 5-0 record, the first in the
school’s records.
The 1969 Fish are: Jimmy Ay-
cock, Fort Worth; Boice Best,
Houston; Bruce Best, Houston;
Max Bird, Amarillo; Thomas
Burk, Houston; Buster Calloway,
Ennis; Dennis Carruth, Dallas;
Garland Childers, Odessa; Todd
Christopher, Beaumont; Mike
Coy, Boys Ranch; Brooks Dough-
tie, Pasadena; Brad Dusek, Tem
ple; and! Mike Faulkner, Victoria.
Andy Ferguson, Houston; Kent
Finley, Abilene; Robert Gerasi-
mowicz, Dickinson; Tommy Good
win, Fort Worth; Gregg Hall,
Houston; Roy Heifrin, Lancaster;
Garry Lynn Davis, Paris; Mar
shall Herklotz, Lexington; Grady
Hoermann, Seguin; Eddie Hooper,
Olton; Michael Ray Dorough,
Paris; Lex James, Houston;
Butch Kamps, Bellaire; Vance
Kerbow, Corpus Christi; and
Steve Kirk, Omaha-Naples.
Also Bryan Lewis, Sweetwater;
Mike Marshall, Odessa; Gary
Martin, Houston; Herman Mauch,
El Campo; Homer May, Lubbock;
Gary McCaffrey, San Antonio;
Dave McKee, League City; Glenn
McNatt, Graham; Ted Medanich,
Pecos; Mike Mercer, Temple;
Robert Merski, Houston; Ray
mond Peak, Fort Worth; Dan Peo
ples, Odessa; John Lee Pigg,
Center; Fred Placke, Houston;
Marc Poss, Homer, La.; Robert
Price, Paris; Ralph Sacra, Hous
ton; Jerry Sherman, Abilene;
John Swedeen, Amarillo; Gary
Whitehead, Holliday; Travis
Wright, Odessa.
that target.
“Sheffield takes control,” says
senior center Jack Kovar. “I was
on the other side in the spring
game, but in the last couple of
days before the end of spring
training he really took over and
we all knew that Jimmy was go
ing to be the quarterback.”
“He’s sure of himself,” senior
tight end Ross Brupbacher says.
“He can run and he can throw
and he believes he can score. We
think a lot of Hargett here, but
I have as much respect for Jim
my. If he does anything better
than Edd it is run.”
“Sheffield’s not a bad quarter
back,” coach Gene Stallings com
ments. “I think he is going to
be a better quarterback than a lot
of people think.”
The Houston Waltrip product
is one of a host of Aggies from
the Gulf Coast area, another fac
tor which worked in Sheffield’s
favor. “Jimmy Adams and Tommy
Sooy lived near me this summer
so I got a lot of practice throw
ing to them,” Sheffield said.
Adams and Sooy are split ends
for the Aggies.
Though Sheffield is a junior
letterman, his monogram does not
denote any quarterback experi
ence. In fact, he has not had any
game experience at the man-
under slot since high school. He
was ineligible his freshman year
at A&M, then lettered at tailback
as a sophomore when Larry Ste-
gent was injured.
The year at tailback gave a
good indication of Sheffield’s run
ning ability, a talent which
A&M’s offense hasn’t had for
several year. Jimmy came off the
bench to post a 63-yard run
against Texas Tech last year, and
he gained 129 yards in his first
full game at tailback.
Sheffield’s talent carrying the
ball is also a tipoff that the Ag
gies won’t be throwing the ball
37 times a game as they did last
year. “We’ll have a more bal
anced offense,” says Stallings.
“The only thing that concerns
me about Sheffield is that he has
not been tested in a game,” Stall
ings says. “It takes a quarterback
a little while to get accustomed
to playing in front of a lot of
people.”
The first test will come Sept. 20
when the Aggies open against
LSU in Baton Rouge. That one
game in front of 68,000 scream
ing fans should be test enough.
FOR
BEST
RESULTS
TRY
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
AGGIE SIGNAL-CALLER
Jimmy Sheffield, a 6-0, 180-pounder from Houston Wal-
trip, will be the starting quarterback for the Aggies in
Baton Rouge Saturday night against Louisiana State.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degr
r inal Examination for the Doctoral
Name: CHnkscales, Thomas Albert
Degree: Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering
Dissertation: VAPOR - LIQUID EQUL
BRIA PREDICTION BY AN APPLIO
TION OF THE RIGID LATTICE SOU
TION MODEL.
Time: September 19,
1969 at 8 :00 p. m.
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Place: Room 303, Geology Building
George W. Kunze
Dean of Graduate College
G.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degn
Name: Brown, Sidney Presb
Name: Brown, Sidney Preston
Degree: Ph.D. in Industrial Engineerln
Dissertation : THE EFFECTS OF CANN
: TJ
BALIZATION ON THE OPTIMA
TRANSITION OF MULTI-UNIT COM
PIONENT SYSTEMS UNDER EN
TRANSIENTS.
Time: September 17, 1969 at 3:00 p.m.
Place: Room 201 H, Engineering Buildln
George W. Kunze
Dean of Graduate College
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Dettre
Name: Miller, Oliver Harrell
Degree: Ph.D. in Food Technology
Dissertation : CHANGES IN THE PHVS
CAL, CHAMINCAL, AND ORANELH
TIC QUALITY OF SPANISH PEANU1
DUE TO HEAT INACTIUATION.
Time: September 18, 1969 at 1:30 p.
Place: Room 302, Library Building
George W. Kunze
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Offic<
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degm
Name: Beers, David Edgar cu 1
Degree: Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineerii the
Dissertation : NUMERICAL SOLUTIO
FOR THE
TRANSIENT TEMPERi
TURE FIELD AND THERMOELASTI
STRESSES OF A HOMOGENEOi!
SPHERICAL FUEL ELEMENT WITi
VARIABLE SURFACE HEAT TRANS
FER.
Time: September 19, 1969 at 1:00 p.m.
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Dean of Graduate College
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