120 high hurdles: Harlan, A. & M.;
Slocomb, A. & M.; Donley, S. M. U.
Time: 16 flat.
High jump: Holsonbake, A. & M.;
Laster, A. & M.; Sullivan, S. M. U.
Height: 5 feet 8 inches.
220-yard low hurdles: Slocomb, A.
& M.; Harlan, A. & M.; Donley, S.
M. U. Time: 24 3-5.
Discus: Farmer, A. & M.; Bart
lett, A. & M.; Skeeter, S. M. U. Dis
tance: 129 feet 9 1-2 inches.
440-yard dash: Badger, Sessions,
Schuessler (all A. &. M.). Time:
52 1-5.
Two-mile run: Winders, A. & M.;
Shoemaker, A. & M.; Murphy, S. M.
U. Time: 10:18 3-5.
Javelin: Floyd, A. & M.; Ham
mond, S. M. U.; Herman, S. M. U.
Distance: 203 feet 6 1-2 inches.
880-yard run: Thompson, A. & M.;
Crowell, S. M. U.; Bridges, S. M.U.
Time: 2:1 4-5.
Broad jump: Farmer, A. & M.;
Holsonbake, A. & M.; Davidson, S.
M. U. Distance: 21 feet 2 1-2 inches.
Relay: A. & M. (Badger, Tracy,
Hodges, O’Neil). Time: 3:26.
Aggies 80; T. U. 51
For the second time this year, the
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like it. As was expected, the Aggies
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events, chalking up 55 points; while
they were shaded in the field, 25-29.
The track was very fast, and good
time was made in all the events. The
high hurdle race was a weird affair,
Slocomb of the Aggies and Baldwin
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of the Steers both falling down, but
Baldwin managed to get up and fin
ish third. Dick Winders won the two
mile race, but old “Warhoss” Shoe
maker ran a good race, and gained
the respect of Levi, who tried to pass
him on the last turn. Micheal showed
plenty of fight in both his races, and
he is expected to place well in the
conference meet. For the second time
this season, both Hodges and Tracy
beat the mighty Daniels in the Quar
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Javelin with ease; Farmer won the
broad jump with a leap of 22 ft., 9*4
inches; “Red” Ashley showed indica
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pole vault, while Stiteler continues to
hit around 12 feet all the time. Aided
by a nice breeze and a good start,
Wilkey of Texas tied the conference
record in the 220, even though he
pulled a muscle in doing it. Dan O’
Neil was ten yards behind at the
hundred yard mark, but closed the
gap to mere inches by the time they
reached the finish.
With their well-rounded team, the
Aggies are slight favorites to win
the championship, but it is anybody’s
race until all returns are in.
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shut out victories to two for the sea
son. Harris caught this game and
was invincible in both the offense
and the defense. He secured a dou
ble and single in four trips to the
plate and was a star on the defense.
Harris seems to have found himself
now and should be able to fill the
Captains place at any time.
Rice Wins First Game in Two Years
From Aggies
Gene Bailey’s Rice Owls have
something to flutter tl^eir feather
about now, they took one game from
Bob Countryman’s slugging^ outfit,
the first in two year. Keith and Mills
tide up in an old time pitching duel
aud the Owl hurler emerged victori
ous, when Tom had a bad inning
in the seventh and allowed one run to
cross the plate. Both pitchers were
vry stingy with their bingles, giv
ing three apiece. Bell socked the
pill for three bases and continued
his hitting spree. Harris connected
with one of Keith’s offerings for ai
single and Pampell took the third
one.
While Abies was giving the Ag
gies 13 hits which netted ten runs,
Pete Wends was right again and al
lowed the Owls only five scattered
hits and one run.
Brooks Conover went wild and got
two doubles and two singles in five
trips to the plate and Pampell con
nected with two doubles in four times
at the plate. Bell used his stick to
get two doubles atid a triple in five
times up. The Aggies’ bats were used
plentq in this game.
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