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tenths of a second faster than any
one in the conference has run it in
dual meets this year.
This was one of the most success
ful meets ever held here and was
run off in perfect style. Two hun
dred and thiry-one men were regis
tered and 30 high schools represent
ed. The weathe was ideal and the
track in splendid shape.
Now “Sully” is forced to buy an
other cup for the annual clash of
high school track stars.
ABOUT “WHISKEY
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key;” though, for want of evidence,
we are unable to say whether or not
he came by this title honestly.
Before finishing here in 1918, he
disfnguished himself chiefly as a
judge of live-stock, and as a base
ball pitcher. He was a member of the
National Stock Judging team, and
won many honors in this capacity;
but it was in baseball that he won
his widest recognition. He first at
tracted attention in his fish year,
when he shut out the varsity one
day with two hits; and since fish
were elegible then, he was immedi
ately taken on the squad, where he
turned in many victories during his
four years. His team-mtaes rewarded
him for his excellent work by elect
ing him captain for the season of
T8, we he had his best year.
“Whiskey” is connected with the
Extension Service as District Agent,
and it is hoped by all the radio fans
that he will continue to be here, as
h's reports of the games, based on
his wide baseball experienqe.
BOARD TO RULE
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policy for this Tuesday must have
dazed the majority of the Corps.
Summary of the First Games:
R. H. E.
S. M. U 000 102 0 3 6 3
Aggies 000 110 0 2 5 2
Batteries: (S. M. U.) Lyle and
Drye; (A. & M.) Wendt and Lackey.
Umpire: Cawthorne.
Undaunted by the outcome of the
first game, Coach Bob Countryman’s
fighting Texas Aggie diamond crew
came back in the second contest and
scored two runs in the second and
one in the fourth.
the next best thing to seeing the
Diffey started the contest for the
Mustangs, but was relieved in the
second frame, after the Aggies had
touched him for a single and triple
for two tallies. Lyle reileved him and
attempted the iron man job, but was
not as successful in the second tilt.
Hill, fleet center fielder of the vis
itors, turned in several star plays
and saved Lyles a few extra base
blows. The Aggies featured the game
with long hitting, Cody and Harris
connected for triples.
Summary of Second Game
R. H. E.
S. M. U 000 000 0 0 2 2
Aggies 020 lOx x 3 6 1
Batteries: (S. M. U.) Diffey, Lyle
and Drye. (A. & M.) Mills and Har
ris.
Umpire: Cawthorne.
ar;e j games.
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