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THE BATTALION
A and M Junior Judging Teams !
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IN MEET IRE
Aggie Swimmers Defeat SMIJ
team bv Close Score of
48-44. 300 Yard Medle^ De
termining and Most Color
ful Race of .Meet.
|n a close thrilling swimming I
?t, the outcome- of which was
determiner! until the last race.
. Texas Ajrgie tankmen won over
tht SMC natador* Saturday night
hyj a score of 4H--I4. After l*>th .
tel ms had been in the lead duri
the progress of the meet, the
before the la?>t event of the i
the .'(00 yard medley race, was A
and M 42. SMU 41. This left the
entire meet to the outcome of the
last race, the winner of which
would get 6 points to 3 for the sec-
RIFLE TEAK NOW
COMPETING FOE
HEARSTTROPHY
Entry in the National Inter
collegiate Match Is Being
Used As Means of Prepara
tion for Hears! Match; To
Be Completed by April 4.
Board of Control To
Meet Here Mar. 23-24
Besides being the determining
rade in the meet, the 300 yard
medley was probably the most in
teresting event in the entire meet.
Alter taking up the second phase
of the swim with the breast stroke
-neatly 40 feet behind his rival, W.
S. (Sinclair. Aggie holder of the
conference record in the breast
-strike retained this distance and
t.H>l a ten foot lead in the 100
yards of breast stroke swimming.
To rimy Chr. Aggie dash swimmer
from San Antonio, than t<».>k unthe
rent in the free styl* to add twelve
moije feet to win the race by a
g<w)J 22 feet.
lugh point honors lor individ-
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went to Chappell, speedy SMU
distance swimmer, with 12 points
Knickerbocker, also of SMU,
11 points.
the 400 yard free style race,
f'hajipell turned in the most out-
stan ling individual performance by
loud ng his closest opponent ISO I
; Here ure th4 Uds whiciv com
posed the Junilr Livestock Judg
ing Team which* took third place at
Fort Worth Ji5tock Show in Fort
orlh last ‘ Saturday, and the
tbree-man Junior Dairy* Judging
Team which took first place at the
-ame Stock ShrTW.
{Reading left t<> right above are
< each J. H. Kb4x. H. W. Turney,
Dpbiin; F. C. Sailienburg. Dublin;
M. B. Templeton. Dublin; W. L.
Boothe, Sweetwiiter; J. L. Rich
mond. Kyle; and J. T. Bean, Fort
Hancock. Individual ratings are
gift-n on this page.
Tho e who represented A and M
in the Dairy Judging Contest are
C.j D. McKver, [Hillsboro; W. U.
McCubben, Valle}’ View; and E M
Naal. Yoakum. This team was
oached by ProirsScr A. L. Dar-
bell. High |ioinf Oiei are listed on
thin page. ^
Livestock Team Wins
inird At Fori Worth
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Several individual hunors were
wop by aiemberslof the A and M
livestock judgiM team, and the
•ealn as a whole placed third in
»nd the next by 200 feet. Chap- he contest held Monday. March 12.
started nt a killing pace and., n conjunction wifh the Southwest
Exposition and f at Stock Show at
For} Worth. Kapsas State won
first place, with the following
teapis finishing i* the order nam
ed: Texas Tech; |Vxas A and M;
Oklahoma A and M; Louisiana
State University; and Texas A and
t
game
The
instdad of tiring maintained hi*
rate for the entire race. Shortly
afteij this he entered the 2(H» yard j
free Ltyle race and again resumed
his | ace to easily win first place
in this event..The rpce for second
place ia this event was the closest
of ary in the meet with Reichardt*,. I. j
A un i M. coming in only one stroke Ml B. Templeton and H. W. Tur-
ahca< of Curry, SMU. ( both of DubBn. tied for high
nediately after the swimming |>oint men in contest in ,
the Texas Aggie Freshmen the hog judging division, and J.
L. Richmond, Kyle. Won first in
judging horses and mules. Other)
me id her* who mane the trip with
t oadh J. H. Kndx. professor in
Animal Husbandry, were: W. L.
Boothe. Sweetwater; F. C. Schil-
lenklirg, Dublin; pnd J. T. Bean,!
Fort Hancock, mJUrnate.
Although brilliant i success has
been the result of thi firing in the
National Intercollegiate Match,
thia match is being used as a pre
liminary for the Hearst Trophy
Match, the firing for which id to
be completed by April 3 or 4. i
The team which is to represent
A and M College in the Heirst
Match stands among the best eight
teams of the country. The team is
. composed of the following mem
bers: So. 1, C. P. Henley or L. R.
r Sayers; No. 2, R. Huffaker; No. 3,
K. Tu'ker; No. 4. T. G. Guerdrum;
and No. 5, C. A. Toach.
The results of last week's firing
in intercollegiate matches were
very encouraging, according ito
jj Lieutenant Reierson, coach of tihe
| team. Out of the twenty-thdee
matches fired, A and M lost only
four and these were to schools p<>*-
|* .>essing some o: the best teams in
|i the country. The total score
amounted to 1H!H with ( . A. Tosch,
i! captain, leading with a score of
182, the other membora following
ij him rlo.-ily.
Members of the Board of Con
trol will be on the campus next
Friday and Saturday, March 23-
24, to confer with the president
and other college officials Relative
to the appropriations and new hud
get for the college and its divisions
for the next fiscal year, which will
begin September 1, 1935, accord
ing to S. G. Bailey, executive si
retary of the college.
Members of the Board of Con
trol are 0. D. Teer, chairman, J.
F. Wallace, and H. C. Meyers, a
new member of the board. J. B.
Hall, chief of the division of ap
propriations and estimates, for the
state, will also be here to confer
with the board Mr. Bailey stated.
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tangl-d with the A and M Varsity
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Summary of the meet:
yard relay: A and M (Os-
Seidel, Uhr. Reinhardt)
(Gamenthaler, Worthington,
Chappell. Time 4:29.
yard breast stroke: Sinclair.
Moelltr. Wassell. Time. 1:18.
yard back stroke: Knicker-
Hfilscher, Smith. Time
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ard dash: Tyree, Osburne,
Time 0:27.8.
yard free style: Chappell,
Curryj Halter. Time 5|33.4^
Individual medley: Knickerback-
er. Ofchurae. Moeller. Time 1:16.7.
10D ^ard free style: Tyree, Reich-
ardt, Worthington. Tii^e 1:3.
Diviiig: Cox. Porter (SMU, no
entry)]
2(K) yard free style: < happeil,
Reichardt, Curry. Time 2:25.2.
300 yard medley: A and M
(Hedscher, Sinclari. Uhrl; SMU
( Kna kei backer. Termison, Worth-,
ingtonl. Time 3:50.
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