THIRD BASE THEATRICS were seen in last week’s series with Rice at Kyle Field as a
scuffle erupted between A&M’s Fred Russ and Mike Macha of Rice. After colliding on a
throw to third, (top) blows were exchanged (second) and Aggie coach Tom Chandler and
Craig Hodges (third) hurry to break up the fight. Chandler raises a hand (bottom),
signaling the Rice bench that all is under control. (Photos by Steve Krauss)
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Bellard sets teams
for spring finale
THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24, 1974
Page 9
The Texas Aggies wind up
spring football training with
their annual Maroon-White game
at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Kyle
Field.
It won’t actually be Maroon vs.
White, however. All of the of
fense will be in White and all of
the defense will be in Maroon.
The first half of the g-ame will
pitt the first teams against the
second. Then, the second units
will take on the rest of the squad
the second half. The third units
will handle kickoffs, kickoff re
turns and punt coverage.
Admission will be $3.00 for
adults and $1.00 for high school
age and under. A&M students
will be admitted on their ID cards
and A&M faculty and staff will
be admitted on the covers of last
year’s season ticket books.
The probable depth of the first
two units:
FIRST OFFENSE: TE—Rich
ard Osborne, LT—Glenn Bujnoch,
LG—B r u c e Welch, C—Ricky
Seeker, RG—Billy Lemons, RT—
Dennis Smelser, SE — Carl
Roaches, QB — David Walker,
LH — Bubba Bean, FB — Bucky
Sams, RH—Skip Walker.
FIRST DEFENSE: LE—Don
Long, LT—Ted Lamp, RT—War
ren Trahan, RE—Paul Hulin,
LLB—Ed Simonini, MLB—Ken
Stratton, RLB—Garth Ten Napel,
LC—Pat Thomas, RC—Tim Gray,
LS—James Daniels, RS—Jackie
Williams.
SECOND OFFENSE: TE—
David Greeno, LT—Dennis Swil-
ley, LG—Ted Ginsberg, C—Matt
Freeman, RG—Craig Glenden-
ning, RT—George Burger, SE—
Mike Floyd, QB—Mike Jay and
David Shipman, LH—Kent Bal
lard and Carl Roaches, FB—
Jerry Honore, RH — Ronnie
Hubby.
SECOND DEFENSE: LE—
Tank Marshall, LT — Edgar
Fields, RT—Jimmy Dean, RE—
Blake Schwarz, LLB — Carl
Warnke, MLB—John McCrumbly,
RLB—Dan Allen, LC—William
Thompson, RC — Charlie Arndt,
LS—Larry Wright, RS—Reggie
Williams.
Likely to miss all the action
because of injuries are centers
Henry Tracy and Rocco Wiest,
running backs Jim Hartman,
Ronnie Ragone and Steve Al
mond, LB .Lester Hayes and de
fensive tackle Greg Vornkahl.
Also, letterman safety A1 Thur
mond is playing outfield for the
baseball team.
Progress this spring has been
good and the Aggies should be a
vastly improved football team
next fall. Forty-five of 51 letter-
men return from last year’s
squad, including 21 of 22 starters.
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