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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 2., 1969
THE BATTALION
Aggie Fish Host Wogs Here Tonight
The 1969 edition of the Texas
Aggie freshman football team
will get their first taste of action
tonight in Kyle Field when they
host the Texas Christian Wogs
at 7:30.
The Aggies are generally ac
corded to have the best crop of
recruits of anyone in the South
west Conference but they will
only be able to do as well as last
year’s team, which posted a 5-0
mark.
“We’re looking forward to the
game,” Fish Coach Jim Keller
said. “The players have been
working hard and have a good
attitude. We’ll be able to evalu
ate them better after we’ve
played this first game, but I
think they’ll be alright.
Starting for the Fish at quar
terback will be Lex James, a 6-0,
180-pounder from Houston Sam
Houston. Joining him in the back-
field will be Raymond Peak (6-1,
195) at tailback, Jimmy Aycock
(6-1, 185) at fullback, and Tommy
Goodwin (6-1, 190) at wingback.
At split end will be John Swee-
den (6-2, 190), at weak tackle
Mike Faulkner (6-3, 215), weak
guard Fred Placke (6-0, 205),
center Robert Gerasimowicz (6-2,
225), strong guard Buster Calla-
E-2 Extends
’Mural Streak
Company E-2, commanded by
Collier R. Watson of Coleman,
extended its intramural football
winning streak with a shutout
to get the 1969-70 season under
way.
The defending Cadet Corps
champions stopped Company B-2,
14-0, and Squadron 1, command
ed by Frank Montalbano III of
Beaumont, impressed with a 22-6
win over Company H-2.
Other Class A football winners
were Squadron 11 commanded by
Bill Richard of San Antonio;
Company E-l, Mike Villars of
Houston, and B-l, Roily Lump
kins of Mason, Class A also has
bowling and handball going.
Class B basketball was inaug
urated with victories by Justo
Gonzalez’ 1-1; F-l, Richard Oates;
D-l, Mike Waring; L-l, Barry
Bauerschlag, and A-l, Mark
Vanda veer.
Companies A-l, E-2, C-l and
H-2 and Squadrons 4 and 10
threw the best iron in posting
Class B horseshoes successes.
The fall intramural golf sched
ule will be posted Friday, an
nounced Ray Fletcher, director.
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way (6-4, 235), strong tackle
Herman Mauch (6-3, 215) and
tight end Homer May (6-2, 200).
The defense will be led by a
massive front four with Ralph
Sacra (6-5, 225) at left end, Butch
Kamps (6-3, 240) at left tackle,
Six freshmen yell leaders have
been selected to head the class
of 1974 at Fish athletic events
during 1969-70.
They are Don R. Magruder,
head fish yell leader and Squad
ron 2 cadet of Dallas; Ernie L.
Podraza, Company H-2, Houston;
Gary R. Cummings, B-2, Dickin
son; Ross T. Jones, B-2, Midland;
Stephen A. Smith, Squadron 2,
College Station, and Roy E.
Mitchell, B-2, Houston.
“Normally, there are five fresh
men yell leaders,” said J. Malone
Southerland, selection committee
chairman pointed out. “but the
10 interviewed by the committee
were so outstanding, we felt the
sixth had to be included.”
The secondary will be com
posed of Robert Merski (6-1, 178)
at left halfback, Kent Finley
(5-11, 190) at rover, Gary White-
head (5-10, 175) at right halfback
and Brad Dusek (6-1, 190) at
safety. Dusek will also back up
James at quarterback on offense.
“TCU usually has a good fresh
man team, and they started work
ing out before we did,” Keller
said. “It should be a real good
game.”
The Wogs have top receivers
in Brownwood’s Lane Bowen and
Wichita Falls’ Ervin Garnett. Jim
Montgomery, younger brother of
former TCU star Ross, will start
at center.
Ticket booths will open at 5:45
p.m. today. Tickets are $1 for
adults and 50 cents for non-Aggie
students. A&M students will be
admitted on their activity cards.
Boice Best (6-1, 225) at right
guard, and Gary Martin (6-0,
220) at right end.
The linebackers are a fine
group also with Greg Hall (6-2,
215) on the strongside and Grady
Hoermann (6-0, 200) on the weak-
side with Todd Christopher (6-2,
200 in the middle. Bruce Best
(6-3, 230) will alternate with all
three.
BATT PICKS
Game
Mike
Wright
John
Platzer
Mr. X.
Dave
Middle-
brooke
Dave
Mayes
Richard
Campbell
Guest
Picker
A&M vs. Army
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
Baylor vs. LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
Rice vs. Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
Ark. vs. TCU
Ark.
Ark.
Ark.
Ark.
Ark.
Ark.
Ark.
Texas vs. Navy
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Tech vs. Okla. St.
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Fla. vs. Fla. St.
Fla. St.
Fla.
Fla. St.
Fla. St.
Fla. St.
Fla. St.
Fla. St.
N. Dame vs. Mich. St.
N. Dame
N. Dame
N. Dame
N. Dame
Mich. St.
N. Dame
N. Dame
Purdue vs. Stanford
Stanford
Purdue
Purdue
Purdue
Purdue
Purdue
Purdue
Miss. vs. Ala.
Ala.
Ala.
Miss.
Ala.
Ala.
Ala.
Miss.
Colo. vs. Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Colo.
Penn. St. vs. Kan. St.
Penn. St.
Penn. St.
Penn. St.
Penn. St.
Penn. St.
Penn. St.
Penn. St.
Last Week
10-0
8-2
8-2
8-2
9-1
7-3
7-3
Total
16-4
15-5
15-5
14-6
14-6
12-8
12-8
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Two trailer spaces for rent. $22.50 each
per month. Hwy. 6 South.
p. m. 846-4660.
Call after 6 :00
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Furnished, two bedroom duplex. Central
heat and air condition. Couples only.
Located in Aggie Acres. 2% miles south
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Extra nice furnished apartment. Large
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822-9079. 700 W. 26th.
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McCeltan saddle, or exercise smidii
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Students
Rhodes Scholarshit
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ATTENTION ALL University ipBy p s
& Professional ClubhB .. .
will be n niffatlal
Departmental
Sports Clubs.
The
ng Club Aid Funds made “Th
from Exchange Store Profits in the$ ; "
Room, MSC
p. m.
October 7, 1969, itfcent
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It is now time for all Corps At'CVer,’
Civilian, Government Organisation:,!* ,,
partmental and Professional Clubs, HP*6 n *'
town and International Clubs, Honor pj-gggj-
eties, M.S.C. Advised Accounts,
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ficially recognized at the Student Fap’
Center, M.S.C. Each club must filel Johl
of their officers with the Student Wis , .
Center. DEADLINE OCTOBER IS 8160 11
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