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THE BATTALION
Thursday, December 11, 1969 College Station, Texas
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TICE
A couple of high-scoring foot-
liall clubs — West Columbia and
Belton —match muscles on the
turf of Kyle Field Friday night
in an important semifinal contest
if Class AAA’s Texas schoolboy
playoffs.
The winner of the 8 p.m. Friday
icntest here will meet the winner
if the Brownwood-Bonham game
for the AAA state championship
text weekend. Brown wood and
Bonham collide in Fort Worth
it 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
necks of Coach Jack Hays bring
a glittering 11-1-0 mark into
Friday’s game. The District 11-
AAA champs had a 6-6 tie with
Brenham in the quarterfinal
round last week but advanced to
the semifinals on penetrations,
4-3.
Coach Jack Meredith’s Belton
Tigers have a 10-1-1 mark. They
lost a 27-0 non-conference game
to Class AAAA Killeen and then
had a 10-10 tie with Gregory-
Portland in bidistrict. Belton ad-
that game.
Belton has scored 356 points in
12 games for an average of 29.7
points per contest. West Colum
bia has scored 303 for a 25.2
average. West Columbia, however,
has a slightly better defensive
mark. The Roughnecks have al
lowed 79 points or an average
of 6.6 per game. The Belton
Tigers have allowed 122 or an
average of 10.2 per game.
Tickets for the game will be
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section adult tickets (between 20-
yard lines) will be $2.50. Adult
general admission (from 20-yard
lines to goal) will be $2.00. All
student tickets will be $1.25.
Aggie Cage Statistics
The West Columbia Rough- vanced on penetrations, 5-2, in
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WEST COLUMBIA
ROUGHNECKS
District 11-AAA Champions
Season’s Record:
Won 11, Tied 1, Lost 0
W. Columbia 33, Palacios 0
W. Columbia 14, Pearland 0
W. Columbia 21, Bay City 13
W. Columbia 41, Dickenson 0
W. Columbia 14, Bmnt. French 0
W. Columbia 24, Wharton 14*
W. Columbia 40, Edna 7*
W. Columbia 8, Sweeny 6*
W. Columbia 47, Dulles 14*
W. Columbia 12, Angleton 7*
*district games
W. Columbia 43, LaPorte 12,
(bidistrict)
W. Columbia 6, Brenham 6,
West Columbia advanced on
penetrations, 4-3, in quarterfinals
game)
BELTON TIGERS
District 13-AAA Champions
Season’s Record:
Won 10, Lost 1, Tied 1
Belton 21, Mexia 0
Belton 0, Killeen 27 (only loss,
Killeen in 14-AAAA)
Belton 50, Connally 0
Belton 49, Taylor 13*
Belton 41, Rockdale 0*
Belton 22, Lockhart 15*
Belton 49, Del Valle 26*
Belton 28, Gatesville 7*
Belton 22, Copperas Cove 8*
Belton 36, Lampasas 0*
Belton 10, Gregory-Portland 10,
(Bidistrict game, Belton ad
vanced on penetrations, 5-2)
Belton 28, Kerrville Tivy 16
(Quarterfinals game)
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Landry said.
Landry activated rookie Rich
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AGGIE STARTER
Chuck Smith (42), shown here against Northwestern La.
State, has taken over the point position for the Texas Ag
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Odessa Permian. (Photo by Mike Wright)
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