The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 24, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 14, 1955 Page: 4 of 4
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Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1955
Eaglets Shade Arlington State . . .
Varsity
Loses Pair of Games
Emporia State Hornets to Invade
Men's Gymnasium for Tilt Thursday
Fugle rager* found th* hint* j th * season; m< *t point* in one
be hostile on their jaunt to Natchi- game, 86, set and tied this wamin
toche*. U , and Beaumont Satur- j )f) th(. flri)t tw„ W(M,k„ of p|>jr;
day and Monday a* Northwest. . . . ,„u
, . „ i v .t moat field Koala in a season, 17",
l uiuiana Htate thumped North
Texas 71 -fi3, and Lamar Tech ran m"«t free throw, in one sea-
wild in an overtime period to win, (son, 160.
7 -«7.
Coach H. 0. (Pete* Shandu" elub
had beaten the Demon* from
Northwest State by ari Ml 76 count
and had decisively trounced the j
Cardinal* of I.amar Kfi-fil in meet
injfi with the tw>/ team" here. The
two defeat* evened Ihe Flock's r<■<
ord at 3-3.
The F.aglen Ion! the wKUitl open
er to Southern Methodist univer
*ilv in Dallas, anil won three in a
row over Northwest l.ouUiai.M.
Northeastern l/iui«i*nt, and I.h
mar Tech. Then the Flock dropped j
two Saturday and Monday
Center Freddie Hopkins ha<l
go««l nights against both opponents
on the road. The Krum hooker tal
lied 30 points against the I lemons
and tied hi* top production mark
of 'Mi a((ittnut the < aril*
The 66 point# in the last two
games brought Hopkins' total to
174 points thin neuron for a 29
fxiint average per frame tlin year
The 6-foot 6-inch center hold** the
record for mmt point* scored in n |
season at North Texan with 516
Hopkin* ha* 16 more games lo
break his own record.
The Krum senior also hold* the
school mark for mimt point* in n
college career, 1046 at the atari of
North Texas wa in command at
half time in Beaumont by a 'IX HI
■wore, but I.amar, led by forward
Hob Thompson and guard Hoy
We*t, rallied to knot the score at
the end of regulation firm-, 66 6,1.
ThompMon and West took scoring
honors for the winners with 20
point* each. Freshman guard I. •<
Jackson helped the winning cause
with 16 marker*.
Hopkins hud to retire from the
itamr in the extra stanza because
of an ankle injury and the Ragle
team folded, Lamar outshooting
the H'Iik k l.'i 2 during the overtime
session.
Guurds Ben Hill and Hill I'il
Krlm each hit 10 point* for the
Fugle*.
Northwest State'- guards, .Iim
Leach arid I tick Brown, paced the
Lemons to their conquest of the
Fugles in NaUshitochea. Brown
threw in 23 point* and I-each
notched 20 counter* Co-captain
George Met onathy, 6-foot t-inch
Lemon forward, assisted his team-
mate* by pushintc in 14 [Miinta
from the field.
Hill and Kenneth Hale scored M
points each for the Sharidsrnen
North Texas State's 11 basket-
ball team opened its cave season
lart week with a last-second vic-
tory over Arlington State college,
61 - 80.
Fr> hman < enter Albert Ojflesby
played hero for the Winner*, link
Midwestern Takes Three
In Undefeated Campaign
Schoolboy Cagers
Begin Tournament
Fort Worth Polytechnic, which
last year wa- eliminated in tlx-
second round of play, will assume
the favored role today a action
begins in the fourth annual North
Texas high school invitational bn
kethall tournament,
Sixteen high schools will play
eight first-round games today
three in the men's gymnasium,
three in the women's gym, and two
in Harris* gym. Ted Nicksick, a-
sistant basketball coach, is tout
narnenI director.
Midwestern'* Indians weathered
their first, week of cage play un-,
defeated, winning three games artd
scoring 283 point*.
The Indians triumphed over Mr
Mtirry HO 61 arid Waylaml 87-76
i lit-t week to win the t'anyon Heed
: tournament at Snyder They pre
I viously defeated Northeast Louis
tana 106-88.
Midwestem will make a two-
game trip to Louisiana this week,
meeting Northwest l/oui*iana lit
Natchitoches Tuesday and North
east Loui-mnii at Monroe Friday.
As for the other three member
of the (Jiilf t'oasl league, North
Texas has won three out of six;
Abilene Christian hl * taken one
out of three, and Trinity has lout
all three of it- games.
This week's schedule:
Monday ACC vs David Lips-
comb at Abilene, North Texa.-i vs.
Lamar Tech at Beaumont; Tue
day Midwestern vs. Northwest
Louisiana at Natchitoches; today
Trinity \s Corpus Christi at San
Antonio; Thursday North Texas
vf Kansas State of Kmporia at
Lenton, Trinity vs. Stephen F
Austin at San Antonio; Friday
Trinity vs. Stephen F Austin at
San Antonio, Midwestern vs.
Northeast Louisiana at Monroe,
A'< vs Southwest Texas State
at Sari Marcos.
Rifle Team Beats Emory
In Postal Firina Match
Riflemen of the local KOTC di-
vision chalked up another victory
last week by downing Krnory uni-
versity, Atlanta, in a postal duel,
according to Ma-lei Siit .1 K
Mills, co-sponsor of the team.
The locals amassed 1 H7! points,
a 25 point margin over the losers
who scored 1854. "Our score was
our second highest of ihe season,"
Sergeant Mill- commented
Howard W Kidwell and James
Adams tied for top honors of the
contest with 383 point* each.
Result- are tiemg awaited from
matches fired with the University
Nebraska, in Lincoln, and East
„rolim State of (ireenville, N ("
Sergeant Mills announced the
addition of Ijtrry Rollins to tie-
trigger squad. Rollins, a freshman
from Dallas, fired 383 point" at
the local range and met necessary
rei|uirerients for placement on the
team.
Last week's postal firing con-
cluded the team's action until
school is resurnetl after the holi-
days, the sponsor said. "The next
match will be fired during the
week ending Feb. It."
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rig a 25-foot set shot as time ran
out. The ball was in the air a* the
• hunger sounded, but the two points
were good for the victory.
ASC led at the half, 36-29, and
were trailing 60-59 in the waning
-econds after the Rebel* missed
a 'in and one free -hot arid the H
j -teii gained a point at the
foul line,
Oglesby was high for the win- j
uer- with 12 points, while Hill I'il- j
I'rim, also of North Texas, was
runner-up with 10.
North Texas' Kagle* return to. tat tonal tournament at Shreveport
the confine* of their own gym- Dec. 28-29.
nasium Thursday when they vie
with the traveling Kmporia State
squad of Kmporia, Ka*. The tip-
off is scheduled for 8 p.m.
The skirmish with the Hornets
will be the last contest for the
Kagles until the Louisiana Itivi-
initial tart, 64-44, then eked out
a 70-67 win over Northwest Mis
, , ,j _ i souri State la-fore bowing twice tc.
Sporting un unblemished record R(Jckhur8l 80.67 ^ ^67
at home with victories over North-
eastern State, Northwest State,
and Lamar Tech, the Shandsmen
battle a quintet from Emporia that
bring" a 1-3 mark into the fray.
The Kansas club fell to strong
Oklahoma City university in it-
First-Place Fives Win
In 'Mural Frays Monday
Three Eagles
Grab Honors
Halfback Tommy Runnels, left,
and end Dennis Shaw, right., of
North Texa- have been named to
the All (iulf Const conference foot-
ball team
(>uiml (ieorge Veil, center, Sun
iay wiis named to the all-Texa*
mall college team -selected by
llariy Cage of the Dallas Morn
ing News.
Trinity, which misled a share
of the crown when the Kaglc-
haded the defending champions
7-6 in the seaon's finale, placed
even on the ftqund
They are end Milton Robichaux,
tin kle John Ferrar. guards Hobby
Heal and Melton Lord, center
Duke Cook, and backs Odis Mlc
halk and Mike Trcka.
Four Fugle* made the second
squad back Don linker, center
Hobby Stansel, guard Veit, arid
tackle (iarland Warren.
League I of men's intramural
basketball remained in a two-team
deadlock for first place as the
Wildcats and the Catacomb* won
their contests Monday. The Frosty
Five team moved into third behind
their victory, and in ihe fourth
game of the night, the Terriers
eased into a fourth-place tie.
The Catacomb* were barely able
to keep their unbeaten record in-
tact as they won over the South
Texan* 33 to 29. Sam Jackson,
Larry Drake, and Chuck Seal
Bruce Whips Oak Street Hall
In Women's Basketball Play
Hi nee C and D beat Oak Street
hall 16-18 Thursday in the second
game of the Women's Recreation
as"oelation basketball tournament,
Mr- Hetty McReynolds of the
physical education department an- ,
nounced Monday.
The score at half time was 27- j
10 in favor of Bruce C and D,
arid high pointers of the game j
were Dorothy I/ivett, Fort Worth,
of Oak Street and Jean Gammon, I
Lazbuddie, of Bruce C and D.
i Co-captains of the Oak Street hall
team are Dorothy Lovett and Vir-
ginia Kckel. Miss (iamuion cup-
tains the Bruce C and D team.
teamed up for 8 points each to
lead the Catacombs to victory. For
the South Texans, Thomas C'ron
scored 9 and Tommy Attn way 7
points.
Lynwood Heasley tossed through
10 big points to lead the scoring
for the Wildcats in their 30 to 23
victory over the (MX. llea-ley was
aided by teammates Pete McDon-
ald with 8 points and Don Floyd
with 6. For the losers Menard
Hessing took high-point honors
with 11. Leo Solis, also "f the
GIX, scored 8 points.
Frosty Five romped over the
Gumblers 16 to 29 behind the scor-
ing of Harold Blankemyer, Glen
McNeil, and D o n a Id D u n I a p.
Blankemyer and McNeil scored 12
points and Dunlap 10. W'es Ryan
of the Gambler- led the scoring
with 1">.
The Terriers eased past the
Fish Fating Five 26 to 23 Larry
Dunbar led the Terriers with 12
points and teammate Forrest Ixmg
finished with 8.
Coach H. G. (Petet Shands'
starting line-up aguinat the Hor-
nets will probably be based on in-
dividual performances during the
swing through Natchitoches and
Beaumont. Center Freddie Hop.
kins, averaging ulinost 28 points
per game, is a definite starter, and
will more than likely joined on
the floor by guard Ben Hill, the
Bowie sophomore, who has been
second in the scoring column most
of the time.
Kenneth Hale, Jack Airington,
and Joe Mitchell are still fighting
for the forward berths, while the
battle for the other guard post is
being waged between Ken Hinkle
and James King.
Dean Davis, Jack Pierce, David
Lane, and Hill Pilgrim have all
seen action.
Coach F. C. (Gus) Fish's Hoi-
net-, a member of the Central In-
tercollegiate conference, e n <1 e ti
their 1951-55 campaign with a 9-18
record. Six players from that
group are back in uniform again.
Two of the lettermen are to l>e
in the opening line-up against the
Flock, guards Jack Miller and Jim
Hayes. Miller set a loop record last
"cason when he threw in 39 points
while piaying Fort Hays State.
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