The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 4, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 28, 1955 Page: 4 of 4
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Prepare for Ole Miss . .
Eagles Play Miners to 7-7 Tie
CHARLES SHEPARD, Eagle fullback, wat a standout in Satur
day's 7-7 tie with the Texas Western Miners. The 214 pound
senior from Dallas made the lone Eagle touchdown with a one
yard plunge and was outstanding in his punting with boots of
SO and 63 yards.
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North Texa* State, after hat
111rjtr powerful Ti xa Western t<.
a 7 7 tie at El Ptw last ww-k, wat
prfpwriritf tixlay for Saturday's
tfarii" with th< I'rnviTMl, .f Mi--
i *ip|)i at Oxford.
( oa« h 0<iu<. Mitchell, optimutir
that hi* team learned quit* a bit
from la-t Saturday's moral vir .,ry
over the favored Miners, planned
to eaa« off uxlay on contact work.
"The defensive error* we made
should be corrected in practice -es-
*ion*," Mitchell <aid. "Th<' Imys
weren't used to working together
as a team, but the pictures and
drills will h«dp a whole tat. W<-
should look much better hi the next
two week*."
Ole Misa will be no ea y foe.
The Southi-astern conference chain
(tions, who run off the split T for
matiori, won nine arid lost one in
IW>4, not ineludini; their SiiKitr
Howl Iorh to Navy.
Kebelit' t'oach Johnny Vauirht
brought out the crying towel early
ill the MHMOn, saying, "We lack
an,munition, experience, and depth.
We're just not as good uk they
nay We are "
The past two game have backed
Vaught's statements to a degree.
The Kebs opened with a 20-1.'! vie
tory oyer Georgia, then were top
pled from the nation's top id
In First Day of Qualifying
tearn* by Kentucky',' 21-14 upset
last week.
Marring the unforeseen, North
Texas will be in good shape for
the coming game. George Veit,
junior guard, hurt an ankle
against Texas Western but i* ex-
pected to be all right by Saturday.
After Vfit'a injury, the Eagles
wer - left hort handed at the guard
position with 1. .die Bitner playing
both on the left and right tides
of center for the rest of the game
Mitchell stated Monday, how
ever, that Tommy Smith, injured
letterman guard from Bowie,
uhould be ready to we service by
Saturday and strengthen the line.
Tommy Runnel* and Charles
:-'hepard were tiie top ground gam-
ei - fur the h li« k Runnels racked
up *5 yard on l.'i trien and Shep-
ard had W yards on 5 carries.
Shepard also hail a fine punting
performance to Iiin credit, getting
,,tf txiot- of f, and ">0 yards. The
50 yarder rolled dead on the
Miners' seven yard line.
Th< Kagles were outgained .'111
yards to 142, but with the aid of
a determined goal-line stand were
iible to hold off the Texas Western
11 and preserve a tie.
Alert defensive play by guard
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Classifieds
Iloug Stewart set up the North
Texas score Stewart covered a
Miner fumble on the home team'-*
24-yard line and the Eagle*
scored in four play*.
Runnels smashed off right guard
to the 20, John Snead battled his
way to the 11, then Shepard car-
ried three would-be tackier* to the
one-yard line The 214-pound full-
back plunged across on the next
play. Ernest Winfrey converted to
*ive the Eagles a 7-0 margin.
Texas Western tied the count on
a 'J3-yard drive which had its be-
ginning on the seven following
Frats Start Intramurals
With Four Tilts Today
Jimmy Powell Tops Golfers
With two days of independent
intramural football tucked away,
the fraternity league begins today
at 4:15 p.m. with four games
slated, according to Mwain Daw-
-on. student intramural director.
In the opening day for the frats,
Si^ma Nu plays the Geelles, Lamb-
da Chi Alpha goes against Kappa
Sigma, Kappa Alpha plays Delta
Sigma Phi, and I'hi Kappa Sigma
meets Theta ''hi.
Thursday's schedule pits Sigma
Nu against Kappa Sigma, Sigma
I'hi Epsilon against Pi Kappa Al- ;
pha, Geezles and Delta Sigma Phi,
and Lambda t'hi Alpha against
Delta Siginn Phi.
Officials for the l'J56 intramu- j
ral season appointed by Win ton
E. (Popi Noah, director of Intra- ]
murals, are Stan Airington, Ken
Hall, Dean Davis, Tom Hooper,
Boyd Dollar, John Neely, Pete Sar-
delich, and Johnny Slack.
In Monday's independent games,
Nasty Nine, defending league
champs, whitewashed the Knuckle-
heads 1!< to 0, Methodist House
swamped the HOT'' team 24 to 0,
Oak Street Cats beat the Sentinels
1.1 to 12, and the WET team won
by forfeit over the Wildcats when
the 'Cats failed to show up for the
U'ame
Shepard's 50-yard punt.
The El Paso team moved to its
11-yard line, then left halfback
Re -ves Tevis went Ui his right on
an option play, cut back through
the middle, and raced 59 yards for
the tally.
Whittenton split the uprights
to knot the count.
The third quartei eased by with-
out a serious threat, but the
Miners made a desperate bid for
the deciding tally in the final can-
to.
Texas Western drove to the Ka
gles' 2-yard line with less than
three minutes remaining, but the
Flock's forward wall rose to the ,
occasion.
Baker pu.-hed fullback Hugh ;
Harman back to the four as the
second hand on the scoreboard
clock swept into its final revolu-
tion.
Harman tried again, but Stew-
art, Ed Maltony, and Jerry Young
blasted into the secondary and
smothered him on the seven.
North Texas took over and the j
gun sounded three plays later. I
Wednesday, Sep*. 28, 1955
World Series
Opens Toda'
On Television |39tt|
Want to watch the world series]
Television is the best substitut
for the real thing, and the sets
the union building will carry th
games.
I ..e Brooklyn Dodgers invad
Yankee stadium for the opener i
II a m. (CST) Wednesday with th,
Yank- seeking their fifth worl
championship at the expense of th| j
Dodgers, who have failed to wil
the series in seven starts. ' '
Yankee Manager Casey Stenge
probably will open with Whitel
Ford, while Brooklyn's pilot, Wal
Alston, is expected to counter witj
Don Newcombe.
Dr. J. Harold Farmer, directa
of the union building, predict
"standing room only."
Dr. Hollis B. Douglas
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South side of square
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With close competition bowing
in each bracket, the qualifying
rounds for positions on the Eagle
golf squad continue today at the
North Texas golf course.
Jimmy Powell, varsity basketball
star from Italian, led the field
Monday with a four under par ti'i
Powell ik a returning t|uadrnan
from last spring's link- team.
Close on Powell's heels for rned
alist honors Monday was Max
Wilkinson, Buhl, Idaho, who played
outstanding golf for Coach Herb
Ferrill last year, with a 87. Wilk
inson represented North Texas in
both the N AIA and the NCAA
tournament early last summer
Harold Sexton, Arlington, and
Juan Estrada, Gomez Palacio,
tied for third place in th- first
day of play with even-par 70s.
In a four way deadlock for fifth
place Monday were team captain
Bobby Maxwell, Big Spring:
George Clark. Denver, Colo., a re
turning letterman; Dick Whetzle,
Dallas, and Bob Stroope from
Waxahachie All four golfers turn
ed in scores of 72.
Duane Haley took eighth place
with a T.\ and was closely followed
Try outs Begin
For Riflemen
Try-outs for the An Force ROTC
rifle squad began this week with iiii
estimated turnout of over thirty
marksmen, according to ('apt
James W Geiger, information
service officer.
Sponsoring the team is ('apt.
Randall < Wood Several sub-
teams will be picked from the try-
outs.
The rifle range, located at
Fouts Field, is ..pen each ..fternoon
Monday through Thursday from
2 until 5 p.m.
Several postal matches are being
slated for the riflemen. Dates for
the contests will be posted in the
future, Captain Geiger said
by a large group of players with
75 .
The tournament will last through
Thursday with tee off time ached
tiled for I 10 p.m each day A total
of 72 holes will be played
"The scores are grouped closer
today than any previous qualifying
tournament on record at North
Writers Pick
Bob Mosshart
Ail-American
One freshman trai t prospect of
t he Kagles lias been cbo-en to the
1(155 All American high school
track team by Scholastic Coach
magazine.
Bobby Mosshart, former star
half miler for Abilene high school
and two times state champ, was
chosen by the editors of the maga-
zine for "consistency of perfor-
mance rather than a single out-
standing effort."
Mosshart's best HHO time of
I 54 :i is the fiistest schoolboy time
in the nation listed by the maga
zinc for last year Track Coach
Win ton K (Pop) Noah is expected
to rely heavily on the Abilene
runner next spring to replace Paul
Patter-on, fastest half miler in
North Texas history, who gradu
a ted this year.
Texas," Maxwell said Monday
"I hope," he added, "they are
grouped a little closer on the last
day "
Maxwell, who is heading the
tournament since Ferrill is busy
with grid workouts during the full,
is expected to carry much of the
load on the links during the com
ing North Texas golf season.
The brother of famed Hilly Max
well, former Eagle linksman,
Bobby earned a letter for the
Kagles in 1953 before going in
service for two years where he was
on special services duty on Army
golf courses.
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Kennamer, Ken. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 4, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 28, 1955, newspaper, September 28, 1955; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth306709/m1/4/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.