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MIMI SICILIO (left) of the A&M women’s swim team
prepares to dive into the Downs Natatorium pool Tuesday
night during a triangular meet with Brazoswood High
School and A&M Consolidated. Women interested in join
ing the team should contact Jean Henry at 846-5204 or
see Coach Dennis Fosdick. (Photo by Mike Rice)
Fish open against Wogs next Thursday
By BILL HENRY
Assistant Sports Editor
In one week the 1971 edition
of the Texas A&M Fish football
team will be on display in Kyle
Field against the Texas Christian
Pollywogs. Starting time will be
7:30 p.m.
This year’s team will be one of
the biggest in history with a line
averaging well over 220 pounds.
“Our offensive line is real big
this year,” stated Coach Jim
Kellar. “They are very young and
have not matured into their large
size and are not real quick. With
experience they will be good foot
ball players.”
Last year’s team went 0-5 after
going 5-0 and 4-1 the two previ
ous years. The 1970 team, it is
noted, had only half the team on
scholarships with a tremendous
number of walk-on players who
had to carry the load because of
injuries. This year, out of the 60
players, only 16 are not on
scholarship.
“I can’t compare this team to
the two good teams we had in
’68 and ’69,” Kellar said. “I’ll
have to see how they play under
game conditions first, then I will
be able to judge the talent we
have. Right now we look real
strong and the kids are very
anxious to play a game.”
The freshmen have worked out
for six weeks without playing
under true game conditions and
are ready for Thursday night to
roll around.
The Fish have only one true
Texas Blue Chipper, Johnny
Bounds, tailback from Monahans.
Seven all-staters and one high
school All-American are listed
on the roster.
John Streckfuss, from Brook
shire Royal, Warren Trahan, from
Lafayette, La., Jerry Honore,
from Lake Charles, La., Paul
Hulin, from Hobbs, N. M., Euger
Deets, from Kirbyville, Joe Scott,
from Seagoville and Jackie Lan-
dress, from Dallas Kimball, are
the all-staters. The All-American
winner is Monty Bice, from
Hobbs, N. M.
Teamed up with great line size
is depth in the offensive back-
field. Don Dean, 6-0, 185, from
Little Cypress and Mike Newton,
6-2, 190, from Knox City will do
much of the quarterbacking
chores along with starting free
Morton to start against Washington;
Staubach still slowed by injuries
By DENNIE H. FREEMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
DALLAS (A 5 )—The combination
of an injury to Roger Staubach
and a sparkling performance by
Craig Morton moved Dallas Cow
boy Coach Tom Landry Wednes
day to give Morton the starting
quarterback nod for Sunday’s
game with the Washington Red
skins.
“The thing that swayed me was
that Roger has not competed,”
said Landry.
Staubach was kayoed in the
first quarter in the 42-7 victory
over Philadelphia by Eagle de
fensive end Mel Tom. The Cow
boys are disturbed about what
they thought was a cheap shot.
Even such a hardened cam
paigner as tight end Mike Ditka
couldn’t believe Tom would do
such a thing.
“Tom always seemed like a nice
guy,” said Ditka.
Offensive tackle Ralph Neely
said, “I’m not going to say any
thing about it, but I’m not going
to forget it, either.”
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safety, Steve Canter, 6-1, 180,
from Jacksonville.
The wingback position will be
manned by Ricky Ford, 6-2, 190,
from Fort Worth Southwest and
Jackie Landess, 6-0, 195. At tail
back; Sidney Fielder, 6-0, 165,
from Ennis and John Bounds,
6-2, 210, will be vying for the
starting role. The fullback slot
will be run by Allen Anderson,
6-0, 200, from Euliss and Jerry
Honore, 6-0, 207.
The rest of the offense will
have as much if not more depth
than the positions already men
tioned.
Probable starters are: A1 Thur
mond, 6-0, 176, from Houston
Spring Branch at split end; Mike
Bertirotti, 6-0, 210, from San An
tonio Roosevelt at left tackle;
Russell Waddell, 6-0, 238, from
La Marque at left guard; Ricky
Seeker, 6-3, 240, from Bay City
at center; Rusty Cook, 6-0, 220,
from Gregory-Portland at right
guard, Monty Bice, 6-5, 230, at
tight end and John Streckfuss,
6-6, 230, at right tackle.
The defense will consist of Paul
Hulin, 6-0, 205, at left end; Don
Long, 6-3, 220, from Yoakum at
left tackle; Dennis Henderson,
6-0, 220, from Fort Worth Wyatt
at middle guard; Ted Lamp, 6-2,
205, from Bellville at right
tackle; Francis Cook, 6-4, 186, at
right end from Houston St. Thom
as; Eueger Deets, 6-1, 215, at
linebacker; Bill Cazales, 6-0, 190,
from Corpus Christi Ray at line
backer; Marvin Tate, 6-1, 185,
from Bryan High at left corner-
back; Joe Scott, 6-2, 188, at right
cornerback; Doug Jordan, 6-2,
210, from Nacogdoches at strong
safety and Steve Canter, 6-1, 180,
from Jacksonville at free safety.
Canter will do the punting
chores while John Schluens, 5-8,
180, from Texas City will kickoff
and do the point after and field
goal duties.
“Overall we will have good
speed in the backfield,” stated
Kellar. “Our passing will be from
good to adequate with the two
quarterbacks. Fielder, the tail
back, is real quick and had a
great scrimmage on Tuesday.”
The best player on each fresh
man team is usually put at free
safety as Kellar feels this is the
most important position. This
year it’s Steve Canter who is in
the mold of the last three safeties
Kellar has had who’ve won all-
SWC honors. These were David
Hoot in 1968, Brad Dusek in 1968
and Mark Green in 1970.
Next Thursday, the goliath
sized Fish team will get the op
portunity it has been waiting six
weeks for. The TCU Wogs will be
the first of five to experiment
with this year’s monster team.
TCU won the game last year,
31-7.
THE BATTALION
Thursday, September 30, 1971 College Station, Texas
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