Page 6 College Station, Texas Wednesday, February 10, 1971
THE BATTALION
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Aggies ink 38 football prospects on first day
By CLIFFORD BROYLES
The Texas Aggies, with their
coaches still spread out over the
state hoping to sign more, inked
38 prospective high school re
cruits to letters of intent Tues
day, the first day of signing in
the Southwest Conference. A&M
signed 34 all last year.
Although the coaches were still
in the field, they were definitely
pleased with the first day’s work.
A phone call received by elated
Assistant Coach Barney Welch
early today brought the list to 38
when he received word from John
Paul Young that Monty Bice, 6-5
225, tight end from Hobbs, N.M.,
signed late last night.
Bice told the Aggies yesterday
that he was going to sign with
SMU, but when told that two
other Hobbs gridders had signed
with the Aggies, he said he would
consider it some more.
The Aggies signed 20 linemen
and 18 backs.
The signing of 6-3, 186 split
end Dennis Cunningham of Ama
rillo Palo Duro, also late Tues
day, brought the list of black
athletes to four. Signing earlier
in the day were running back
Sidney Fielder of Ennis, defen
sive tackle Paul Hulen of Hobbs,
N.M., and defensive tackle John
Phillips of Klein.
Those signing on the first day
were:
John Bounds (6-2, 196), HB-
LB, Kermit; Ricky Ford (6-1,
190), QB, Fort Worth Southwest;
J. D. Peak (6-2, 210), LB, Fort
Worth Eastern Hills; Jerry Hon-
ore (6-1, 195), HB, Lake Charles,
La.; A1 Thurmond, (6-0, 166),
SE-DB, Spring Branch; Roger
Holland (6-0, 175), HD - DB,
Spring Woods; Ted Lamp (6-2,
190), TE-LB, Bellville; Kenny
Stratton (5-10, 180), LB, Spring
Branch; Eugene Deets (6-1, 215),
LB, Kirbyville; Jackie Landess
(6-0, 195), TB-LB, Dallas Kim
ball; Jim Herndon (6-0, 210), LB,
Dallas Kimball; Dwayne Fon
taine (5-9, 165), SE-DB, Dallas
Kimball; Sidney Fielder (6-0,
160), HB, Ennis; Mark Broad-
dus (6-0, 180), FB-LB, Brazos-
wood; Gary Pless (6-3, 262), C-
DT, Sealy; Russell Dick (6-2,
245), OT-DT, Lamarque;
John Schluens (5-8, 185), FB-
K, Texas City; Donald Long (6-2,
210), OT-DT, Yoakum; Rusty
Cook (6-2, 220), OT, Gregory-
Portland; Bill Cazalas (6-1, 195),
LB, Corpus Christi Ray; Ricky
Seeker (6-3, 225), C-DT, Bay
City; Don Dean (6-0, 180), QB,
Little Cypress; Logan Cox (6-3,
198), FB, Monohans; Doug Jor
dan (6-2, 185), SE-DB, Nacog
doches; Steve Canter (6-1, 180),
QB, Magnolia, Ark.; Mike Berti-
rotti (6-1, 210), OT-DT, San An
tonio Roosevelt;
D. J. Hubbert (6-2, 205), OT-
DT, San Antonio Central Catho
lic; Marvin Tate II (6-2, 185),
DB, Bryan; John Phillips (6-3,
242), DT, Klein; John Streckfuss
(6-7, 230), DT, Brookshire-Royal;
Gary Vaughan (6-7, 255), OT-
DE, Coalgate, Okla.; Roger
Matheson (5-11, 180), QB, Mag
nolia; Paul Hulen (6-1, 190), DE,
Hobbs, N.M.; Erwin Johnson
(5-9, 195), OG, Hobbs, N.M.; Dan
Fortenberry (6-4, 225), T, West
Columbia; Dennis Cunningham
(6-3, 188), SE, Amarillo Palo
Duro; Monty Bice (6-5, 225), TE,
Hobbs, N. M.; Joe Scott, (6-2
188), FB Seagoville.
Yearlings bomb Fish
By MIKE STEPHENS
Battalion Staff Writer
Using their two big men effec
tively inside and fine shooting
from outside, the Texas Yearlings
soundly thumped the Texas Ag
gie Fish Tuesday in Austin, 96-
62.
With former all-staters 6-7
Lawrence Johnson and 6-6 Larry
Robinson blocking shot after shot
and rebounding at will, the Fish
never were in the game.
Texas began with a full court
press and never left it. A&M ob
viously was rattled and when
Johnson blocked two straight
shots early in the game, the tem
po was set.
A&M led 4-1 early, but never
led again. The Fish turned over
the ball several times in the first
half and never seemed confident
of their shooting the rest of the
game.
The Fish wound up with a 32.9
per cent average from the field
with Texas shooting 45.1 per cent
for the game. The Yearling’s Lar
ry Robinson led all scorers with
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