• OWL EXTRA * »«..«,»'„ ";. >*„''" »j£:» Frogs Seek C/emson Aims To Even For Fourth Bow/ Record Bowl Victory See Page 3 Skiff Sports VOL. 58, No. 25 aHI Friday. December 18 19*0 See Poge 4 FROGGIES BATTLE CLEMSON • • • • • • • • • *: ■ FROG FACTS' Powerful Defensive Units RUSHING Player TC Yds. Avg. Match Massive Linemen Spikes 140 660 4.7 By GORDON PYNES Lasater 76 350 4.5 Harris . . .. . 75 336 4.5 Two gridiron giants clash tomorrow in the Bluebonnet Moreland ....47 305 6.5 Bowl at Houston. The powerful Horned Frogs, co-champs Priddy .55 184 3.4 of the and Clemson's big Tigers, PASSING PA PC NYG kings of the Atlantic Coast Conference hurl massive forces George 65 24 315 into each other in the newly formed post-season game. Oawson 33 16 175 Their ranks filled with huge linemen and power pro- Sledge . . . 17 18 92 PASS RECEIVING pelled backs, both squads PC NYG Avg. should put on a snap, crackle hands of Maryland and Orange Meyer 8 88 11.0 and pop affair before some Boulnound Georgia Tech In Moreland ... 7 92 13.1 50.000 expected fans. Kickoff %& **.Lfegul" "•■" bout ,ho Ham 6 78 13.0 P Peebles 6 67 11.2 time for the nationally televised ISTSJ**" '^^ " ** PUNTING encounter is scheduled for 2:30 A.1be ,,' ,• • r, i p.m. in the Rice Stadium. fh Martin s Purples ear, boast TK YDS Avg. n . „ , „ ,. 'he same won-lost record and Gilmore 26 921 35.4 Coach Frank Howards ligers hold a higher ranking in the grid George 14 473 33.8 are perennial powers on the At- ratings Ulth thl. No 7 t Since Terrell 8 274 34.3 lantic seaboard and the South dropping their second and third SCORING Carolina outfit wound up a fine Rallll.s to mit,htv Lsu and Afk TD PAT TP season with an 8-2 record and the sas, the yu^% have ramblc(] Moreland .... 6 0 36 11th spot in national grid polls. throUl.h S,V(,„ Mrjii,h( oppoIU,nts Lasater 6 0 36 I heir two losses came at the including fourth-ranked Texas. '' Spikes 3 0 21 Both elevens are loaded with Dodson 0 19 19 Athletic Aid Remains big lines and backfields. and both "Complete season record have stuck to power football '•Has a f eld goal Faculty groups at the South- throughout most of the regular west Conference annual winter <*mPai«n. TCU features two of meeting at Dallas have been J' "f^ *"".' [:f%'n A11| Sports Fact . , . , Ameiica Don Floyd, 215 pound asked not to tamper with the senior, and Robert Lily "45- Former Frog All-America half- preeent sports scholarahip rule. , und junior. Clemson also has back Jim Swink, is considering )0 a return In football with the Dal- Athletic directora and coaches a pair of tackles with almost as las TexiHI of the newly organ- urged school representative! not many preaa clippings and even ized American Football League to place a limitation on the mini- more beef I.ou Cordileone at 240 ber of spoils scholarships a SWC pounds anchora the Bengal for. Swink is now attending medical Marshall Harris . . . ready for good ending school in Dallas. school can give At present there ward wall and was a first round is no limit to the number that draft choice of the New York may be passed out Giants Harold Olson handles the However, Howard Gmbbs, ex. "'her post with his 270 pound Probable ecutive secretary of the Confer- frame ence, requested. •Individual All-America fullback Jack schools should keep the number Spikes h.\< been the big explosion Starting Lineups of Scholarships Within reason." See BLUEBONNET on Page 2

Wf. Player Pos. Player

185 Gilmore LE Anderson

245 Lily LT Cordileone

200 Rambo LG Cront

215 Martin C Snyder

210 Armstrong RG Lynn

215 Floyd RT Olson

195 Peebles RE Barnes

190 Harris RHB Usury

185 Lasater LHB Mathis

185 Sledge QB White

208 Spikes FB Cline Marvin Latattr . . . closet stellar career Friday, December 18, 1959 Fi Page 1 THE SKIFF Purple Trio Slated BLUEBONNET BOWL The Skiff Continued from Fjge 1 For Shrine Bowl in the Christians' backfleld all year. The Tigers took Rice 19 0 The Skiff is the official student publication of Texas Christian I There will be even more bowl year with his thunderous charges. in the Rice Stadium while the games for several Frogs after the University, published semi weekly on Wednesday and Friday dur- Clemson has relied on the slick - lashed their conference Bluebonnel Bowl clash with ing college class weeks. Views presented are'those of the student ] mates 35-G at Fort Worth ball handling and aerial arm of I iem.son. staff, and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the tor quarterback Harvey White for This contest will be the last in All-America fullback Jack university. Represented for national advertising by National Ad- gri much of its scoring punch. Spikes the purple and while for eight Spikes will be traveling tor the vertising Service, Inc . 420 Madison Ave , New York, N Y., Chicago, tin' blasted for MO yards and a five- Froggie seniors who have been next three v eeks when he heads for the Shrine and Hula bowl Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco. Entered as second class matter of yard average in 10 games, while Startetl for Coach Abe Martin in the last two seasons. Winding up games. All America tackle Don at the post office at Fort Worth Texas, on Aug. 31. 1910, under the I In White completed better than half a fabulous chapter in TCU pig- Floyd and All-SWC guard Ramon set of March 3, 1879. Subscription price, $3 00 a year in advance. he of his tosses and holds the best skin history will be ends Paul Armstrong will join Spikes for career parsing mark in Clemson inc Peebles, Bubba Meyer and Jimmy the Shrine Bowl bout in San Editor Be* Morris 0 e,s i history. Ciilmorc. guard Ramon Arm- Francisco's Kezar Stadium on Assistant Editor J*N«H R°K Besides the charges of Spikes, strong. Floyd, Lasater. Harris and Jan. 2 Advertising Manager Morris Hopkins TCU has called upon halfbacks Spikes. Two other tenors, quar- Workouts for the Kast-West Photo Editor ferry A Johnson it Sports Editors ...Gordon Pynes, Jack Harkrider Marshal] Harris and Marvin Lasa- terback Jack Sledge and center meeting will begin next week un- pe; Faculty Advisor K. H Ferguson Jr. ' ter for some steady stepping, plus Arvie Martin have another year der SMC coach Bill Meek, who pa a constant break away threat by REPORTERS— Gary Blevins, Emmett Brunson, Margie Cronin, of eligibility left. will tutor the Western all-stars. :h. second unil halfback. Harry Until squads are in top shape following the Shrine game. Allen Eyler, Sue Goldsmith, James Harper, Morris Hopkins, Robert v, e Moreland. a 165-pound speedster. for the Gulf Coast clash. Clemson Spikes will leave for Honolulu Hughes, Dale Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Ruth Ann Kindiger, Dollye The vicious Tigers have used flew into Houston yesterday while and the Hula , which Jo Luton, Sandy McSpadden, Harry Moreland, David Milton, George bai Doug ('line for some smashing the Frogs are scheduled for a will feature an East-West battle Rains, Heine Sehneeberg, David Scott, Sandy Stokes, Robert Taylor, tactics at enemy lines, while half- workout in the bayou city today this year between college greats. Ernest White, Lynn Swann. I backs Bob I'sry and Bill Malhis supply plenty of speed. Mathis led scorers with 70 points, mostly via long runs. 'I'M' and Clemson have never met before on the gridiron, hut have one mutual Opponent this

Attention ATTENTION COEDS!! On September 28. 1959, Mrs Why borrow Kookie's comb when like you can amble down to Rueral I). Bailey, a night student Edith's Beauty Studio where Mr. Clarence Poskey holds forth at TCI v.i ■ leaving English :sn.\ with the latest hair styles. about 9:30 p m. and found the Wait! It's only a few blocks from campus and you can save front door of the Administration with these student specials. Building stuck A young man and STUDENT PRICES \ student helped her open Follow the FROGS Shampoo and Set 1.50 the door and when it opened, Cream Shampoo and Set 2.00 she stumbled on the outside and Hair Cut 1.50 broke her leg. other students at at home and away... the scene carried Mrs. Bailey Liberal discount on pcrmanents across the street to a bus bench PRESENT ACTIVITY CARDS where she was picked up and TUES. THRU FRI, 5:30-9:30 carried to the hospital. This was a stormy night. In order to pie- sent her insurance claim, she -oueap— ZditUi fleautcf Studio- badly needs to find the young man who helped her open the y

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GRADUATE THEN FLY Zont„ Statt U.S. AIR FORCE AVIATION CADET PROGRAM Friday, December 18, 1959 THE SKIFF Page 3 Frogs Have Long Bowl History By SANDY McSPADDEN (Dutch) Meyer took Slinyin' bounced back again, only to take team from Fort Worth again en of its regulars still playing I'm- the third time in the his- Sammy Baugh and his boys into it on the chin in the Cotton went to the Cotton Bowl, and this this year, held Air Force Acad- Bowl. This time Oklahoma A&M time they bounced out of the emy to a scoreless tie. tory of Krofiland, the 1959 TCU the swampland region of Louisi- ana to the historic Sugar Howl. did the tuck by literally blast- loser's ranks to down the Uni- In ten bowl games TCU has grhtlteri will inaugurate another The Texans came home victors ing the "Dutchman" and his versity of Syracuse 28-27. compiled a total of four wins, him 1 classic. This time the eyes over LSU on a field goal from team, 340' I^ast year the Christians made five losses, and one tie. The five nf llic nation will be turned to the toe of Tillie Manton. The 26- In 1948 TCI' was chosen to in- their tenth howl appearance, and losses came in a row. before they the Bluebonnet Bowl, which will yard boot gave the Christians augurate the now defunct Delta their sixth in the famed Cotton were finally clipped by a victory Bow! at Memphis After building Bowl. The 1958 squad, with sev- over Syracuse. be held in Houston, Texas to- their first bowl win by a score of 3 2. a 9-0 lead, the Frogs saw the morrow. In 1937 the Frogs made the masterful Chuck Connerly pass When the purple-clad warriors second of three straight bowl his Mississippi Rebels by them, race onto the Rice Stadium turf, appearances by being the first 13-9. with it will mark the eleventh ap- team to play in the Cotton Bowl 1951 brought the Frogs back OnCampus MaxShuIman home to the Cotton Bowl, and peanOCt of Frog teams in the in 1937. The Horned Frogs got the new bowl off to a good start this time, after fumbling the ball post season classics — a record \nthrrr of'lWax a Tnn-aqe Du>Off' "Tfc Mauij by scalping Marquette's Warriors six times inside the Kentucky 10- th.it no other team in the South- Love* of DM GiMa",ete.) by a score of 16-6. yard line, they saw Babe Parilli well Conference can duplicate. lead his Wildcats to a 20 7 vic- The Purples made it three in Ti l' developed the howl fever tory. a row in 1938 when Davy O'Brien In 1956 Mississippi drabbed the back in 1036, when Coach L. I). led his undefeated and untied Frogs in a deeper purple by up- team past Carnegie Tech in the DECK THE HALLS setting the Conference cham- Sugar Bowl. Observers called this pions 14-13. lean the finest in the school's I CMtlmt Catii a* QUICKER | On January 1. 1957. the mighty When you think of Christmas gifts yon naturally think of history. Besides O'Brien, Ki Aid Marlboro tiaantlw, leading seller in Sip-top bei m al fifty I... when you u*e tii« STICKER I rich and 1. B. Hale, two of the team's linemen, received All-Am- ■total Hid it we annex Wales, in all fifty-one and if Wa annex erica recognition. TCU was rated STARTS FRIDAY Lapland, in all fifty-two. (Thia talk about annexing Wale* and No. 1 in the nation that year Lapland is, incidentally, not juat idle t\ a • in at Britain The Frogs did not appear in a 7TH STREET want- to trade Walea to the Ui irf- <;r(':lt New Year's game again until Britain needs a desert desperately on account of tlie tourist 1042. when mighty Georgia out- trade Tourists are always searing up to the Prime Minister or r.in them in the Orange Bowl to THE JURY HAD TO the Lord Privy Seal, or (lie Thane of Clamis.or like that and win. 40 2f> DECIDE... WAS \" r a year's layoff the Frogs i knocking your country, mind you. It's very HE LOVER OR quaint and picturesque, etc., what with BockJWgham Palace and ■ STRANGER? >m B.nnl and Scotland laid, etc., hut where's your desert?" ■JIM (JioiNf-.. JR. ■ ■ -OMN IOH»»ON t'u .o*>vaii-(T«twTi*ian UuLi §«utie« B .*»w.r 't: i,, nvitt *c." AMRHICAN AMI, i""OMTT.n AUTOS M G M Presents OLIVIA DIRK

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Will Always Be Winners AD BD CQ DQ Would you choose a filter It's been my pleasure to know many of the Froggie cigarette because (A) of athletes in the past four years and speaking not only for what Is said about the to- bacco? (B) you could hardly myself, but for the entire TCU student body, I know that tell the filter is there? (C) we are all proud of our team. It has the most advanced filter design? (D) it claims Congratulations to all, Marvin Lasater, Jack Spikes, to filler well because It Marshall Harris, Jack Sledge, Don Floyd, Ramon Arm- tastes weak? strong, Arvie Martin, Bubba Meyer, Paul Peebles, Jimmy AD BD en oQ Gilmore, Merlin Priddy, Joe Moffett, Dave McSpedden, Jack Why do men and women who think for Reding and the many more who have made writing about themselves usually smoke Viceroy? Be- football fortunes a pleasure to this writer. cause they've found out the Viceroy filter It was four years ago that I watched this group blast the Texas A&M Fish, and we hope that they will bow out tomorrow just as they arrived on the scene, as winners. The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows— ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S FILTER... A SMOKING MAN'S TASTEI Win or lose, in points scored, this group will always be • 1»BI#, Brown A Williamson Tot>«ooi> Cors> a winner.