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BATTALION Wednesday, October 15, 1969 College Station, Texas Page 7 Aggies Face Upsetting Frogs in Cow town Rodeo Mike Wright eistant Sports Editor hen the Aggies invade Fort Worth Saturday they will be fac- one of the most upset-mind- teams in the Southwest Con- ■ence. TCU has a record to ve that they have a tendency to forget the point spread and play their type of game. Ever since Texas’ Darrell Roy al compared TCU to a den of cockroaches, the Frogs have taken it personally and knocked off the Horns five times in the last ten years. The home field has not been a distinct factor either. Four times the Horns have taken it on the chin in Memorial Stadium, while the Frogs have pleased the home fans only once. This year TCU has been tak ing their lumps more than tast- ullet Bob Returns To Fold ALLAS, Tex. <A»> — The Dal- |H Cowboys will have another Ipillet” in their revolver Sunday en they meet the Philadelphia gles in a National Football gue Capitol Division game. ullet Bob Hayes, who has ised six weeks with a shoulder | aration, is slated to start nst the Eagles. “This has been the worst time of my life,” says Hayes, a split end. He says his shoulder is still a little stiff “but I can reach up as high as I want to catch the ball — so there’s no problem.” Hayes says the tremendous running of Calvin Hill should open more air routes. He said the comerbacks have got to be looking for the sensa tional rookie or “They’ll regret it.” Craig Morton, Dallas quarter back who suffered a slight shoulder injury in last week's 24- 17 victory over Atlanta, is ex pected to begin throwing by Wednesday. Morton is leading the NFL in passing while Hill is the top rusher. ing victory. The Frogs, 0-4 for the season, dropped a close game to SMU last Friday night in the Cotton Bowl, 19-17. They could have easily won the game as two long drives failed to put points on the scoreboard. A pass inter ception and a missed field goal dashed the Purples’ hopes of up set. The Texas Aggies have been riding roughshod over the Chris- tions for the past three years. The Ags whipped the Frogs in 1966 by 35-14, 1967 by 20-0, and last year by 27-7 margin. For the past several seasons, the Cowtown boys have been plagued with the absence of a leader in the quarterback slot. 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Place: Conference Room, (107-D) °f Veterinary Medical Administration Blagr. Georg:© W. Kunze Dean of Graduate College Applications for degrees are now being accepted in the Registrar’s Office from all jndergraduates who expect to complete .heir degree requirements by January, 1970. Candidates for advanced degrees nust file their applications with the graduate Dean's Office. The deadline date for filing applications is October 17, 1969. R. A. Lacey, Registrar Beginning Monday, October 6, 1969, appli- ations may be filled In the S&E Dept, of he MSC for room request for the first semester. These will be booked according -o date submitted. It is now time for all Corps Accounts, Civilian, Government Organizations, De partmental and Professional Clubs, Home town and International Clubs, Honor Soci eties, M.S.C. Advised Accounts, Sportl Clubs, Student Body Governing Organiza tions, and Service Organizations, to be of ficially recognized at the Student Financi Center, M.S.C. 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No. 3 Ranking Hard To Hold While Texas and Arkansas rest on their laurels Saturday and Ohio State is expected to sit on Minnesota, the Southern Cali fornia Trojans will be hard at work trying to protect their new No. 3 ranking. The Trojans, 4-0 after edging Stanford 25-26 last Saturday in a giant stride toward the Rose Bowl, put their prestige on the line when they travel to South Bend, Ind., for a clash with Notre Dame. USC must know that the Irish, with no bowl bid to shoot for, at tach great importance to the rankings and need a victory to regain a Top Ten spot after jumping four places to 11th after last week’s 45-0 rout of Army. A Southern Cal victory could move it ahead of No. 2 Texas, which is idle this week along with fourth-ranked Arkansas, the team the Trojans jumped over in this week’s Associated Press major college football poll. The Trojans have little chance of catching No. 1-ranked Ohio State, an overwhelming favorite at Minnesota, 0-3-1, which has yielded 142 points in four games. Ohio State, 3-0 has scored 157 points in three games. Several other teams in the Top Ten should have their hands full Saturday as Penn State, No. 5, plays at Syracuse; Tennessee, No. 7, plays Alabama No. 20, at Birmingham, Ala., and UCLA, No. 8, hosts California. FROG THROWER Steve Judy, TCU’s sophomore sensation at quarterback, will lead the Frogs’ potent offensive attack Saturday at 2 p. m. in Fort Worth when the Aggies invade Amon Car ter Stadium seeking their first conference win of the year. CALLING SIGNALS Freshman quarterback Lex James of Houston Sam Hous ton calls offensive signals during the Fish-Wog game. •James will lead the Fish against the Baylor Cubs here tomorrow night at 7:30. The benefits of the game will be donated to the Brazos Valley Shrine Club. 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