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College Station, Texas
Thursday, September 6, 1973
THE BATTALION
SWC Football Roundup
Aggies Spirited in Cold, Damp Weather
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The Aggies romped through a
spirited football drill in cool,
damp weather Wednesday but did
not have full scale contact work.
There was some contact work
for the defensive unit, especially
in the line, as that group con
centrated on stopping Wichita
State plays being run by the
scout team.
Sophomore Kent Krueger was
in a maroon jersey at defensive
left tackle while the usual resi
dent there — Ted Lamp — was
out with a slightly hurt ankle.
At the other end of the field,
Mike Jay was back in action run
ning the first offense from his
quarterback slot after sitting out
Tuesday’s scrimmage as a pre
cautionary measure because of a
hampered right knee.
Ronnie Hubby still was at left
half in place of Bubba Bean who
is making a rapid recovery from
the thigh bruise he received in
last Friday’s scrimmage. Bean
likely will be back in action later
this week.
The offense continued to work
on timing, both in line blocking
and backfield execution.
Freshman quarterback David
Shipman, who suffered a slight
knee sprain in Tuesday’s scrim
mage, was walking around in
shorts but did not take part in
the practice. He’s expected to
make a rather rapid recovery,
too.
with the session.
“This was one of the best days
since we started,” Conover said.
“The kids were getting used to
the system and reacted well.”
Conover cited safety Bruce
Henley for outstanding work dur
ing the dummy scrimmage. Hen
ley intercepted five passes as the
overall defense stood out.
neck muscle and freshman line
backer Flynn Ducy was sidelined
with a bruised knee.
Coach Grant Teaff said the
Bears were about on schedule in
their preparation for the season’s
opener here Sept. 15 against Ok
lahoma.
Arkansas
TCU
Baylor
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FORT WORTH UP) — Texas
Christian University’s varsity
trounced the freshmen 47-6 in a
soggy scrimmage on the Horned
Frogs’ new Tartan turf field
Wednesday.
Seven touchdowns, three by the
first unit, were recorded by the
varsity.
“I was pleased with the scrim
mage,” said Coach Billy Tohill.
“It gave us a good chance to see
what we can do on our new arti
ficial surface under sloppy condi
tions.” There was a lot of slip
ping and sliding but we got some
things accomplished. Kent Mar
shall moved the ball well. And
the freshmen showed they weren’t
afraid to hang in there.”
WACO (A*) — A cool front pro
vided a perfect backdrop to Bay
lor football Wednesday and the
Bears responded with a crisp
work-out despite the absence
from contact work of three reg
ulars.
Tailback Gary Lacy of San
Angelo and fullback Pat McNeil
of Killeen were kept out of hit
ting with bruised shoulders. De
fensive tackle Phil Terry of
Houston missed with a pulled
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. <A>) —
The Arkansas Razorbacks aban
doned their normal full pads for
shoulder pads Wednesday and
worked out two hours in the rain.
Coach Frank Broyles said he
was pleased with his team’s prac
tice despite the bad weather.
“I hate to practice in rain any
time, but we did get something
accomplished today anyway,” he
said.
Broyles said the weather con
tinued to hurt the team’s passing
practice.
Writers Pick Texas
Jay Voted Top Newcomer
Texas
AUSTIN <A>) _ Texas tight
end Rick Davis was hospitalized
Wednesday with a back injury
and will be lost to the Longhorn
football team for several days.
Second string center Billy Gor
don suffered a sprained ankle
Wednesday and he also will miss
several days of practice.
Rice
HOUSTON UP) _ The Rice
Owls held football practice Wed
nesday during a driving rain-
storm and despite the bad weath
er Coach A1 Conover was pleased
DALLAS <A*)—The University
of Texas collected 27 of 29 first-
place votes from members of the
1973 Southwest Conference press
tour as the favorite to take the
league crown for the sixth con
secutive time.
Texas Tech edged Southern
Methodist for second place, 184
points to 179'/2, based on eight
points for a first-place vote,
seven for second, and so forth.
The final consensus with point
totals: 1, Texas 229i/^; 2, Texas |
Tech, 184; 3, SMU 179i/ z ; 4, Bay
lor 134;4; 5, Texas A&M 84>/2;
6, Arkansas 84; 7, Rice 74; 8, TCU
73i/ 2 .
The consensus pick of the tour
ing writers and broadcasters has
been correct only three times in
12 tries.
Fullback Roosevelt Leaks of
Texas was named the top pre
season pick as the most valuable
offensive player while SMU’s
giant defensive tackle, Louis Kel-
cher, got the MVP nod on the
other side of the line.
Quarterback Mike Jay of Texas
A&M was voted as the newcomer
of the year most likely to suc
ceed.
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Plenty of pool tables & pinballs.
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Cost: $20/Semester Plus $10 Deposit
Pick-up Schedule:
♦Tuesday—Dorms 1-12 and Krueger-Dunn Complex
Wednesday—Moses, Schumacher, Moore, Crocker,
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Thursday and Friday—Rest of Campus
Time: 3-5, 7-8:30 P.M.
Tuesday only, refrigerators will be delivered in front of
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For Further Information, Contact
Larry Dooley, 845-0342.
Intramural Sports Calendar
Sport
Classes
Closing Date
Flag Football
B,G,X
Sept. 12
Volleyball
All
Sept. 12
Handball
A,C,X
Sept. 12
Team Tennis
A,B,C,G,X
Sept. 12
Team Golf
A,B,C,GpC
Sept. 12
Team Bowling
A,B,C,G,X
Sept. 26
Basketball
A,B,C,G,X
Oct. 17
Open Racquetball Singles
Sept. 26
Open Handball Singles
Sept. 26
Open Pocket Billiards
Sept. 26
Cross Country
Oct. 12
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A Giant 2* x 3* poster while you wait—
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From now through 15 September show your Aggie ID card and receive a
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• LR1500 Receiver
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• Garrard 72B Turntable
• Base
• Dust Cover
• Shure Hi-Track Cartridge
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• LR4000 Quad Receiver
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