SEPTEMBER 2B, 1957 - JONES STADIUM lf//T/1 TilE REP RAIOER-P Ill EI/ERY &AAI!El WELCOME TO TEXAS
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It is o pleasure to hove you on the campus located sou th of the main entrance ot Brood Youoreinvitedrovisitanyolthebuildings way ond College Avenue end facilities here, butthereoreseverol which Thole new structures going up southwest of may be of porllcvlor Interest. the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium-Coliseum ore Any rime you arrive before Saturday noon, two men's dormitories. S<::heduled to be ready you ore ~pecially welcome to go throo.ogh the next loll, the units will provide housing ond MuileUm, located on the I'IQ(!heost side of the dininglocilitiesfor1.436. War Veterans Memofial Circle ot the center of Speaking of the Coliseum, T~¥· · iech will the compvs. You should see the lb.ponel ploy o lull Southwest Conl,;,ence basketball mural by Peter Hurd, world-lomed artist, and numerous other exhibits depicting the history schedule the<• th's winter, ond we hope yoo will Cc able to ollend some of those go·.• es. oltheSouthPioins. following that, the Red Roiders will portklpote The Tech Union Building, immediately south in all Conference spring sports except boil8boll, of the twin-towered Admininrotion Building, is and will field o team in the loner sport. a good ploce to meet your friends and hove light refreshment$. Those interested in ogri Texas Tech will ploy its first lull Southwest cultureoreinvitedtotour thel,600-acreTech Conference football schedule in 1960. By that Forms, immediately west of the main area of lime, Jor>es Stadium is scheduled to be ex buildings. ponded to approximately 50,000 seats to pro vide you with the best possible view of tho$8 The ent,re main campus is developing rapid exciting contests ly. Tech's newest buildings which you may wont to see while here include the 45,000 In closing, may I join with the Texas Deport· square loot gymnasium immediately south of ment of Public Safety ond the Notional Safety Clifford 8. and Audrey Jones Stadium, and Council in urging you To drive corofully OS you the latest womon's dormitory, housing 376 and return home. We wont you to visit us ogoln. Red Raider Captains .. • De Witt T. Weaver ... Coach
Teommares on rhe Lubbock Westerner stole chomp DeWitt Thompson Weaver is in his seventh yeor Blue-Gray Game, hod ro f0f119o the Iotter honor wher1 io..,..,ip reomso/1951 and 1952ore TeKos Tech's lead as athletic dire<:lor and head football cooch a t Texas Tech was ir~vited to tl>e Sun Bowl. ers this yeor Gvord Chari~ Moore is captain, and Tech, having come here lrom on ossociorecooching job Coached by Gen. Bob Neyland or University of end Pot Hartsfield is ohernote captain. at University of Tulsa in February, 1951. Ter~r~essee, Weaver emphosires fundomer~to1s or~d Of· gonizotionwithosplit-Tottock.Alth01.1ghRoidere1evens Moore, 5-11,230.22 years old, starling toclde lost Weover'ssucces.sfuleflorhto developo$f)Orlspro move best along the ground they utilile tile forward year, was moved to leh guard after graduation de. grom worthy of Southwest Cor~ferenc:e membership hove pos.s more thor~ most split-T teams. Besides winning the nor kept him from comptlif19 o worthy record ill football prived that position of hefty, eKperieoced players. '53 scori"9 championship, Tech, In '54, ror~ked secor~d coaching. His mark of 37 wins, 24 lo$$115, arid 4 ties /IJ.oore,oll·distriCiandoll-sroleorlubbock,hosoorned or~ly to Army ir~ rushing or~d total offense. is exceeded in the Southwest over the six-yeor period two varsity lenersor Tech. only by Baylor The prematurely gray Weaver was born in Nosh Hcrtslield,6-3, 205, 22yeonold, istheonlyRoider ville, Tenr1., May 11, 1912. He returned to the Volunteer lnfiveBorderConlerenc:ecompaignsunderWeover, Store for his college work and in his senior year cap who will be earning hisfovrth varsity letter thiS$E!0$0n the Raiders took lour championships and o runner-up He broke into the varsity lineup os o freshman in 1954 tained the Tennessee ream. making All-Sou theastern spot with o record of 19-1-2. Conference at guard. Alter helplf19 coach the Ten Hartsfield hm been a norter sloce his sophomore year Weaver's 1953teom won the notional scori ng title, nesseefreshmenosopost-gradin'37,Weavercooched e~cept for the early port of lost season when he wm annexed o 10-1 record, and defeated Auburn 35-13 in the Centre line three years. slowed by ill ne55. the Jon. 1, 1954 Gator Bowl. That victory and o 25-14 ln theNovy 1941 through 1945,Weoverstillholds Moore is majoring in finance; Hartsfield in second win over College of the Pacific in the 1952 Sun Bowl by o lieu tenant commander's commission in the Naval Re- Weover's first Tech team ore the only post-season tri ary education. In high school they were coached by C. umphs in Tech history II:. (Pot)Potrison Weaver become line coach otMis.siS51ppl Stoteln "SouthwesterneroltheYr!tOr''honot$fromthe Texos 1945, transferring too similar post or University of Sports Writers Association went to Weaver in 1953. He Tulsa in 1949. He ond Mrs. W&aver, the former Mary coached the Border Conference Seniors in the 1954 Sheffield of Jacksonville, ore the porents of o daughter PAT HARTS FIElD, CHAR liE MOORE Solod Bowl, ond, picked oso South Coach in the 1955 Kitty, 15, ond o son DeWit! Jr., 17.
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Cooch Wt!IDver is athletic direc.tor and heod football coach; Robison, oJ.Sistant a thletic dire.:-tor, 2"16 &ROADWAY head basketball coach, and football scout; Bud Sherrod, first assistant football coach; Red Phillips, loot ball assistant; Beonie Feathers, heod baseball and football assistant; Junior Arterburn, football assistant, Joe Moss, football assistant; Tom Homm, fre~mon football cooch; Gene Gibson, bosl:etboll assistant and program odvertiJing_ Head coa a li~ing TEXAS TECH BOARD OF DIRECTORS - Stonding: (from the left), Mr. Douglos Orme, Big Spring; Mr. J. Even~ Holey, Conyon; Mr. C. I. Woll, Amarillo; Mr. P. C. Calloway, Corpus Chri$li; Mr. Floyd Wool dridge, Dallas; Mr. Horold Hinn, Ploin~ iew; Mr. Tom linebery, Kermit. Sooted: Mr. Wlnfleld D. Wotkln$, Holsum Cho irmon, Abilene; Mr. Jomes L. Lindsey, (Vice-C ho irmon), Midland; Dr. E. N. Jone$, (Texos Tech Presi dent I. the T D., • TOAST DELICIOUS Red Raiders ••.. PLI::NTY FRI::SH ... BUY PLI::NTY! 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Your longines·Win· Eat at our honors ro which a watch.ma.kct can aspire naucr Jeweler will be ho1sored to serve you. C LIFFHOUSE RESTAUR A NT 11/ustrated ~ Lo,.ginlt St•rlight s,nutk L-} iAriRines PusidentJ ~E"· 14 K gold ''"'• SI2J eleg.n/1 14 K gold u~uh u·uh 6 di~ "' o nds, SI1J Olln r m fHiciJ from $7/.JO. Fed,,J ltU sndNJed Bob and Jean Johnson- managers SHAVEMASTER RAZOR Acruall)' sha,·cs b~low rbe b~ard li11< bccauserhc big. smooth head fh•nens >kin n>ounds ~nd pops wh iskers high. Th~rc's nothing b~rwccn rbe blad~ and rhc b a ~c of each whi sker, and you >h;n-c wirh a gc ml~. circular motio n rha r gi\"e>your fa ce ahcahhy, you1hful WHEN YOU SING • gluw. Rcrncrnhcr, SHA \'EM ASTER is RED RAIDERS theonl)·elcctric>havcr"·irharcalhol· THE MATADOR SONG Fight Motodofs for Tech; let's go Red Ra iders. let's every mon get in the fray, Songs of Love we'll sing to thee. Let's go Red P.wders, Let's light until we win the lroy, Beorourbannersforondwide Ever tobeourpride. The Be lls of Victory wil l ring out-ondev'ryheort FearlessChompionseverbe; lnTexosTechisgannosingout. Stondonh ei gh~olvictory . We'll show the foe- o Mltodor is master Strivelorhono<,evermore, Oh, we'll show the foe -the meaning of disaster. long live the Motodorsl They'll turn theirbocl:s-ta theTexos Red ond Blacks They'llrunlikehell,we'll rlngthebell And show who w110rs the crown, FIGHT RAIDERS FIGHT WhenlhoseRed,RedRalders goto town. flghtRoiders,Fighr,FighrRaidersFight let'sgiveacheerboys, se nditdawnthelield. Fightlorrhe Khoolwelove$0deorly. You'll hit 'em high, You'll hit 'e m low, Let's moke itcleorboys, Techwillneveryleld. You'll pushtheballacrossthegooi- We'll give the Raiders' nome greater lome, TECH FIGHT FlGHTI We'll show the foe we're oot to win the game. We'llpraiseyournome, boost you tolome HIYiDeYi,RedRoiders onthe run. Figh t lor thescorletandtheblack. Vict'ryordie, our bot!lewlllbe won . look for the MARK OF QUALITY Yoowillhit'em,youwillreck'em Hi YiDeYi,they'llsoonbebounding bock, HIT 'EM, RECK 'EM. TEXAS TECH I Holdingonhighourglorlous RedandBiack. Andthevictorybellswillringout. "''"'' ~ "'"' Represented lor Notional Advertising by SPENCER ADVERTISING CO., 271 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. TEXAS TECH YELLS FOR 1957·58 JONES STADIUM SERVICES LOST AND FOUND 2. TE CH CHANT Lost articles ore token to the Athletic Office in the Rest rooms ore located beneath the east, west, and 1. LOCOMOTIVE YELL soy theost corner of Jones Stadiym. Of«ln lost orticiM north stands Texas Tech--Fight! do not showup until W.Ondoyolterthegome. Spedo Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah tou may come by the office after the gome or eoll Texas Tech--Fight! W.Ondoy. (Telephone: PO 5-6571). CONCESSIONS Texas Tech-Texas Tech Texas Tech -- Fight! Conces..ion stands ore located under the eost on.d west PUBLIC TEtEPHONES Rah, Rah, Roh, Rah Yeo-a-a-a-a-a-a-a·a·a stands by o profes..ionol conces..ionoire, Amusement Telephonesorelocotedonthegroundlcvelbeneoththe Enterprises, Yndercontroctwith Texas Tech. Texas Tech-Texas Tech west and east stands. Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah 3. EMERGENCY CALLS TICKETS Texas Tech-Texas Tech Cheerleaders- Who ore the Raiders? Persons attending game should rocord their section, Tickets to remaining games to be bought ot tile Athletic row, and s.eot number of tickets ot home or in their Office,southeostcornerolthestodium, in person or by Yea-a-a-a-o-a-o-a-o-a Crowd: We ore the Raiders! office. The public oddres.. system will not be used Ia< moil. Prices for reserved seats (only general odmls..lon, calling spectators from the stands except in extreme Red -- Blood Red! South stands, $2, available to Texas A&M) ore $3.50 Cheerleaders: What kind of Raiders? emergencies. A telephone (?0 5-6571) is manned at for louisiana State and Baylor, $3 to Tulsa ond Hardin Gate 18 in the south&ast corner of the stadium. Simmons Black- - Death Black! Crowd: The Red Raiders! Yea-a-a-a-Raiders Cheerleaders: Well yell you Raiders, yell! EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT Set'em bocklllll Yea . o- a- a- a- a- o- a- a SENIOR TECH RINGS T-SHIRTS 1305 Co llege yar,lt~ Phone PO 2-1201 BOOK STORE FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE B~---- Harold V. RatliWs book on Your Sportswear Center Since 1938 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL The Power and the Glory Ladies Sportswear Mens Campus Tog~;~ery 2418 Broadway 2422 Broadway may be bought at the Varsity Book Store and at the Texas Tech Book Store for $3 or by mail from the Texas Tech Press, publishers, for $3.25. LOOKING AHEAD ••. Including tonight's contest with Texas A&M, fans will see in Jones Stadium this season For the Ultimate in Automatic Cooking doubtedly the strongest teams ever scheduled here. Game by game here's o short rundown on other teams to play here this year: TULSA - NOVEMBER 9 LOUISIANA STATE - OCTOBER 5 (Homecoming) Two dozen members of lost yeor's undefeated lre.h Green second unit key to probobly Bobby Dobbs' best reom in three compoigns. lcm.es include all· mon teom, plus several top prospects who were redshirted conference selections center Mox Block, halfback Dkk lost ~eo$0n, will form the bulk of the 1957 Tigers. Returning Hughes, conference's top groundgOirMtf. AILo the BURNER with a BR A I N ! T~ I NING STAFF - Delm~~r Brawn and his student trainers: Paul Stomotis of Amarillo, Glen Woods of fwJ ~ a. fJMIIiiAg ffifjJOte Pioneer Natural Gas Companr Abolene, Gilbert Weaver of Kilgore, and Kenneth leeafFortWorth. INTRODUCING . . . ASSISTANT COACH SEATTlE FEATHERS - Tailback, Tenne»ee, '31-'33- Named to Football Hall of Fame in '55 .. All-American '33 all-lime Tennes5ee teom Chicago Bears, settingn.oshingrecordin'34rhotlmt&duntil'48 .. pro bos.ebol! as player and manager cooched Appolo- chionStote head coach North Carolina Stale, where teom led notion In defense '46ond'47 .. play ed Bristol, Vo., High coached Fort Jockson, S. C., Army before coming to Tech in '54 . AI~ boseball coach. Red Raider Club Each week during the football season and Members hold o buffet at the Coprock Hotel at intervals throughout the year, Coach DeWitt at noon each Monday of the football season Weaver sends o leaer to Red Raider Club mem- to view game films and discuss with Coach bers. In it he discusses the game just played, Weaver the game coming vp. the contest coming up, the Tech athletic pro- gram in general. Red Raider Club members hove the satisfac tion of knowing that they ore helping worthy The Texas Tech Athletic Deportment publishes boys obtain a college education ond that they each year o pressbook lor football and one for ore helping build on athletic program this re basketball. Only dis tri bution of the pressbook gion con be proud of. other than to newspapermen, and radio and television sports directors is to members of the II you would like to toke advantage of the Red Raider Club preceding and ore interested in joining the Red Red Raider Club members ore hosts at social Raider Club, you may request details from the events to Tech athletes. Red Raider Club, Box 456, Lubbock, Texas. TEXAS TECH 1957 FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Cion .,. Eltp. 10 Floyd Dellinger, Jr. QB 21 6-0 185 )C-1 La Vega 11 jerry Bell, Jr. QB 22 5-11 192 1-Sqd Ballinger 12 John Hidclle, Jr. QB 19 5-10 160 1-VL Artesia, N. M. 20 Carlos Lerma, Sr. RH 22 5-6 160 Sqd Kingsville 21 Kenneth Talkington, Soph. QB 19 6-0 150 FL Tyler 22 Floyd Cole, Jr. FB 20 5-9 175 Sqd McCamey 24 Lawrence Barber, Soph. 1\H 19 5-11 185 FL Seagraves 25 Mack Pogue, Sr. LH 23 5-11 185 1-L Su l phuLit~f:li~fJ 26 ).•l ilton Vaughn, Jr. LH 20 5-6 155 Sqd 31 Charles Dixon, Sr. FB 22 5-10 190 2-L McCamey 32 Bobby McCune, Jr. FB 21 5-10 185 Sqd El Paso 33 Gene Bentley, Jr. FB 21 6-3 240 1-L Panhandle 34 Norman Blocker, Jr. LH 21 5-10 185 JC-3 Stanton 41 Jimmy Knox, Jr. HH 21 5-10 175 Sqd Graham 42 j ohn Roberts, Jr. RH 21 5-10 170 FL Stillwater, Okla. 44 Mickie Barron, Soph. lUI 19 5-11 175 FL Childress 45 Bonnie Rice, Soph. LH 19 5-11 175 FL Lefors 50 Jack Henry, Jr. c 20 6-2 190 1-L Floydada 52 Bill Turnbow, Soph. c 19 6-2 205 FL Burkburnett 53 Hay Gressett, Soph. c 21 6-2 FL Artesia, N. M . 56 Jack Andrews, Jr. c 21 6-1 ~~ JC-2 Cumberland, Md. 60 Juan Delgado, Soph. RC 20 5-9 180 FL Ozona 61 Homer Rosenbaum, Soph. LG 20 6-0 190 FL Abilene 63 Charles ~ l oore , Sr. LG 21 5-11 220 2-L Lubbock 64 Ed Strickland, Soph. RG 20 6-0 185 FL Pampa 65 Tim Stone, Sr. LC 21 5-J.l 210 2-L Kilgore 66 Miller ~ l atthews, Soph. LC 19 5-9 200 FL Vicksburg, Miss. OFfiC I,.lS ·· Rolo The Official Watch for Timing This Game is LONGINES - The World's Most Honored Watch I'm wa~ ahead ~ey Dad, light of ~ouSon! info tha+ LE·M wins for l ive Modern taste and .flavor l flavor! THE SQUAD 11 Milsteod,QB 45 Taylor, RH 71 Darwin, RT 10 Dellinger,QB llgrron, RH Woodin,RT PR OBABLE STARTING LINEUP PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP 12 Osborne, QB 51 Coruthers, C 72 Beck, RT 11 Beii,QB Rice,QB 71 Nonbit,lT Name No- P ROBERT- SANDERS JIMMY WRIGHT -----SILL DARWIN ...... GERALD MOORE _ . BOBBY...... CONRAD BYRON CARUTHERS BOBBY MARKS ...... GORDON LeBOEUF _JIM lANGSTON TEXAS A&M · Athletic Council Chairman • .. In three yeors Poul Bryant has guided the Texas Aggie footboll team from lost rofirstinthetOUogh5oo.l!hwesrconlerence Hrs 19.54 ream won but one game -a non The 43-yeor old 8-yont is married ond hos rwa chil OTHER FACiliTIES; The ot~loto< ploot oloo in At eoch spring football game the footboll team presenh the Red Raider Round-up Queen chosen by a vote of the players. IN A HURRY? Elected lost spring was Koren Goil Compbell of Clovis, Leave clothes on the way to work or school. Have your clothes cleaned the modern way. dt"'BAKER COMPANY "Building on Customer Confiderxe" PRINTING* OFFICE FURNITURE* OFFICE MACHINES LUBBOCK AMARILLO J:lth&Ave. L 820W.Bth 511W. Texos Ave. P03·3433 DRJ-9837 MU~-6321 They Made History ••• From kickoff to the final gun, :~~~;&:~:i;::¥J·E;:~slt~;-:;rlo~~~~ia~~;~~;~!::;; AU-Border Conference Players All-Stars with eraekerJaek. All-Star Gome porliciponts: Shrine East-West - 1929,bockRoruomWalker; 1946bockWolterSchlink it's twice the fun! mon; 1951, tackle Jerrell Prke; Blue-Gray - 1947, cemer Roland Nabors and end Joe Smith; 1951, center Avb•ey Phillips; 1953, end Vic Spooner and tackle Jimmy Williams chosen bur Gotor Bowl bid prevented oppeorooce; 1954, bocks Jerry Johnson and Rick Spinks and end Claude Harland; 1955. bocks Lonnie Graham and Jock Kirkpatrick and todde Bill Herch mon chosen but Sun Bowl bid pre~enred oppeoronce; Chicago Tribune All-Star- 1945, back Wolter Schlink mon ; 1948, center Roland Nabors; 1952, tackle Jerrell Price; 1954, bock Bobby Covozos; 1956, tackle Bill Herchmon; Senior Bowl - 19.54, tackle Jimmy Williams ond bock Bobby Co~ozos; Salad Bowl, 1955- bocks Jerry John~n. Rick Spinks, ond Waller Bryon, ends Oeon While ond Claude Horlond, guords Bobby Hunt ond Ken Kummer, cen!er Rolph Martin; Dollos AII -Sto r - 1938, guard lewis Jones. 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O FF ICE-PO 3- 1908 • Wide Seht . ~ I r' l Chekd DAIRY PRODUCTS with ~ N ~ RG Y P L U S Jock Thomo1 COLISEUM OPENS - Kansas Sto re downs Texa s Tech 90-84, but with the initio! game of the 1956-57 '"'"fHOMAS JEWELRY season the Lubboo:k Munkipol Coliseum is open lor Red Raider bosketboll gomes. Alter setting _on onendonce record of 64,000 in 14 games lost lear, the Red Raiders face another full schedul~, includ1ng 1207CollegeAvenue PhorMt P03-6468 official Sou thwest Conference ploy, in the Coliseum, situated 900 leer west of Jones Stodrum t ubboc;k,Texos The true retoil value of a diamond con be determined only by its specific grade CHART . 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" rode based on coral price "of 4 *Rice at LUBSOCK ~C~~~~~~e~:,:t~~~:r:~dno'o(pee;:;~,l; door) internal grade under *Denotes""'' Southwe$1 Con/er(lnce Gomes Game lime, 6 p.m .. preUminory: 8 p.m., vorlslty. 10 power mognlfkolian. BEHIND THE SCENES ••• JIMMIE WILSON D. 0. WILEY Many persons who never take the field to play or coach are too Iorge extent responsible lor any success the Texas Tech athletic program may enjoy. Among them ore these men and the organizations they represenr. Dr. Wallace Hess is reom physi<:ian.WoyneProtherispre•idenrofrheRedRoiderclub.JimmieWilsonisbusine" monogerolcthlerics.D.O. IProf Wileyisbonddirectorlor rhe24thconsecuriveyeor. FIRST! in Ladies Core will save your cor . Fine Foot Wear Careful driving will save your life FLYING is the time-!lllving, temper-saving waytogotothegame(oranywhercelse QUICKSALL-PRYOR CO. you travel) Gctthercfnstcr, be therclonger,backhomesooner- ~· J. L. 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It! 121 19 IM< "'n INDIVIDUAL TECH RECORDS- ONE GAME Punt Return -90 yards. Esril Carnes ogoinn New Mexico Poss Interception Return-95 yards, lehy Sallis, against Normal, 1932. Colorado Mines, 1932. Ru shing - 206 yards by Wolter Schlinkman, (27 carries) Most Touchdowns _ 4, G. C. Dowell against DePaul, against Creighton, 1942 1934; Charlie Calhoun against Loyola of the Ru n from Scr immage - 89 yards by lonnie Grohom South, 1937; Elmer TorboK against Oklohcmo against West Texas State, 1955 City, 1938: Bobby Cavazos against Arizona Pass Ploy - 90 yards, Ernest Hawkins to Col Steveson 1953. 4 Punt _ 8~g~~~~s,Te:a~t~y~r~ !~ainst West TeKcs Yards Poning -226, Freddie Brown (10 completions of Stole, 194.5. 17 throws), ogolnsr Arizona, 1947. Kickoff Return - 100 yards, Jock Kirkpatrick ogoinst Total Oflen>e - 267 yards, Juoior Arterburn (128 rush· WestTexosStoteorKITulso, 1953 ing, 139possing)ogcinstArizono, 1951. 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' '""""~ '"" " "" "'' Punt Returns - 21.2 ovg. (5 for 106 until 1960. The Red Raiders begin .... . yords). Costin Bufkin, 1947 competition this school year, 1957- Total Offense - 1027 yards, by 58, in all other conference sports Jerry Johnson (325 rushing, 702 except baseball, about which o passing). 1952. final decision has not been mode. Scoring-80, Bobby Cavazos, 1953. In freshman competition, Tech par Kickoff Returns - 31.7 ovg. (6 lor ticipated lost spring in the track 190 yards), Charlie Reynolds, 1947. and field meet, finishing three Pan Interceptions - 11, by Elmer points behind champion University Torbox, 193B. of Texas. Punting - 39.2 average, by Roger Smith on 71 kicks for 2786 yards, Tech formally resigned from the 1946. Border Conference, which it enter R1.1$hing, Career - 2278 yards, ed in 1932, during the summer of Bobby Cavazos, 1951 -53. 1956. The Raiders won 11 champ Points-after- Touchdown - 24 (of 29 ionships in 17 official Border Con tries in '52, of 33 tries in '53), Jack Kirkpatrick. ference campaigns. Tech compiled a conference record of 52 wins, 5 Team losses, and 3 ties. Touchdowns, Season - 64, 1953. first Downs, Season - 192, 1953. Gomes scheduled with Southwest Extra Points, Season - 44, 1953 Conference teoms through 1960: (led nation). Points, Season - 428, 1953 (led 1957- notion). Sept. 28-Te~al A&M at lubbock Texas T&c;h's record with Southwest Con- Score, Single Game - 120-0 over 1959- 1960 Wayland, 1925; 79-0 over Trin· Oct. 19-Baylor a t lubbock ference schools: Sept. 26-Texas A&M at Dallas Sept. 24-Texas A&M at College Stotion ity, 1932. Nov. 23-ArkanK!sat little R()(k w l T Pet. Oct. 10-TexasChristianatlubback Oct. 1-TexasatAustin ·~- Total Offense, Single Game- 1271 Southern "-\ethadist 3 3 0 500 yards against Wayland, 1925, 1958- .,. Oct. 17-BaylaratWaca Oct. 8-TexasChristianotFortWorth Texas Christian 6 8 0 620 against Trinity, 1932 Sept. 20-Te~as A&M at Dallas Baylor 4 10 300 Oct. 24 - Sa...thern "--ethadist at Dallas Oct. 15-Baylorotlubbock Total Offense, Season - 4243 yds Oct. 4-Texas at Au$1in Texas A&.\~ 3 12 200 (424.3 per game). 1954 Nav.21-ArkansasatFayetteville Oct. 22-Southern Methodist at lubbock I 7 .125 Oct. 11-Te~asChristianatFortWarth Fu mbles RecoYered - 32, 1953 Oct. 29-Rke at Houston Rko I 9 100 Oct. 18-Baylaratlubback (N.C.A.A. record, lied by Holy Totals 18 49 I Nov.26-Arkonsasotlubbock "' Cross, 1954) THE MATADOR SONG Fiaht Matadors for Tech; Songs of Love we' ll sing to thee. Bear our banners far and wide Ever to be our pride. Fearless Champions ever bei Stand on heights of victory. Strive for honor, evermore, Long live the Matadors! FIGHT RAIDERS FIGHT fight Raiders, Fight, Fight Raiders fight Fight for the school we love so dearly. You'll hit 'em high, You'll hit 'em low, You'll push the ball across the goal - TECH FIGHT FIGHTI We'll praise your name, boost you to fame fight for the scarlet and the black. You will hit 'em, you will reck 'em HIT 'EM, RECK 'EM, TEXAS TECH! And the victory bells will ring out.