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Dorm 10 Defeats Dorm 8 To Lead Softball Race
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tK,n to ti>/rW47" Smahwo'.t'Sn’
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tho favortu-. Boat, will boot two
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Tho Owl Uckflcld tor this fall
will U exactly tho same aa K wm
■ mr ar> when Jaooo Nooly'a
•MIfoa continuously confuse! the
opposition by their foot and tricky
rround fame with a few auceooo-
thi TmuT* thr ° WB 40 eotvfw
The Owl atartinf backs wfll bo
Hoot Keeney, the toaJtef punter
in the Conference last fall and a
member of more than one all-eon.
ference backfield, at loft half; Don
Anderson, who will be In the mm$
•Pot for tho third straifht year,
•t rifht half; Carl Russ, the lead -
l»f ffroand rainer in the Confer-
once last foil, ot fullback; ahd last
bet not loast their brilliant “
•ad field General "Urn"
the*’man under", at Q—«—
TWs talented atartinf backfield
will be aapflomcnted by the apac>
taeular ranninf performances of
ona, Gorfooua Georfe Walmaley,
"to yiD be thrilllaf Southwest
football fans for the fourth eon.
MeutiTO year. Other capable back-
fjold substitutes will bo Tobin KoU,
Hmotso, and Charloa Easter.
In frowt of this powerful back-
field, which will operate from the
DIAMOND EDGE
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Martin Pitches No-hitter for Dorm 11;
Trailer Camp Swamps Dorm 6 14 to 1
•Otnpofti of J W. Mo
J. Roberto at ruard*
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TyUr ot oados Mi olthor UVen
Wateon er Gerald Woatherly at
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by Cliff
Renewing their fetid of Uat
A Friday to a thrilling ball
down DoraS, last mt^
. Dora 10 opened, _
inninf. Shortstop Fergus led off
aad latotMarad oa a hH by oatok
Tarda. Pirot baseman Do(
—-7- ^.e hit and Tarda ooorod tho
Mlootog. froa
wall will be the
Nichols,
Rloo'o forward
moo of Humble
pw,au>
r«£
— Dora 10 and Dora
with Dora 10 eettlng
‘tot
runs to the eeoond
■econd with a hit
Battalion
PORT
TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1047
Pa*f
Tho downfall of the Klee Owls
■ay come at the flret of tho Mas
on becauM of their frueDinf and
ro the Southoastarn Ceuferenc*
own.
On the fottowtef week-end the
hays from the Institate journey
to Loo Anfeloo, Calif, to tanfle
with U. S. C Tho Trojamiuo
labeled aa tho only tesuu on the
Pacific coast capable of dethron
inf U. C. L. A, the Pacific Coast
Confereace champs
The Owls play Takas in Louisi
ana for their third fame, then ro-
turn homo to meet 8. it. t7. For
their fifth fame they tangle with
the Longhorns in Memorial Stad
ium. Quite a rough schedule for
the first fire weeks, don’t you
afreet
If Rke surriwes these first firs
fosses without a tie or a defeat,
they •hould undoubtedly be VsS
the number one '
la the nation.
•ad Tarda fotdaf Mto
la tho sixth inninf Dm I made
■bottftaad to mots their loaa
run. With one out pitcher Lists
■?* • boM on hoik followed by
•hortodop Moos who drore Lists
homo on a fielder's choice.
tin • roared hack la the tap
af the aoreath whoa third baao-
“*■ kd off with a
walk followed by catcher Ritchie
who got a hit sending McKinney
U third; Rkhkfefaw to eecoad
•a the play.
third and the winnlnf run on aae-
ond, pitcher CPMara Med some do.
— ftfMMy and put tho Pioa.
^ n himself by intentionally
walking Fennel. Then in a ■tirring
ftokh O’Mara put down Warner
Ceopor. the next two batten,
▼in the strikeout route. Lists then
to} bit n high fool
down the f irst base hne to first
w»mna Dyaa fo, tb. third out
. .C^eber Tirda waa the leading
hitter for the fame haring a per-
f *^r #eopd (2 for I).
O'Man waa the winning pitcher
allowing 5 hits. Lists, the losing
Aggies in AU-Star Game Aug. 22 j Daniel To i
(oadtjSchreinef’sj^
Backs This Fall
7 Tjrf j|!
J- I- Dolaaay, Prakdaat of
^hrsiaer laetituU ot Korrrilk,
Tomo, has announced that
Daakk Amrio haokfMd Mar of
•JMt, will become tho Schrein-
baekflold coach sUrting in Sep-
■hor.
Donkk, who Uttered in foot
ball hen at ARM In ’41, *42, and
Main last year, was aa aE-cen-
ference back in 1942. BoaMas hk
MJMWaiowikllftlllllmaitm Ann •• wv _
iok lettered the oaaMUuuo yean
te baseball, making the alf-con-
u
1942 and piloting
thk pact oaaaon "
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Cats Down Bears
7.4,To Keep Lead
At College View
. Til Cata rallied ta the third sad
fourth innings last Wednesday
sx*^rv&as?S
to *‘b s t run load
Os to. Clark was tho whuiiiw pitch-
hko and 10 strikao onto.
TjMwUy, tho Eager Bearers
• wild contest from tho
AtokOln ao the teams og
hits. Th. Eager Beoron hit 1« for
It: wh t.n7 A,kwu » *«»
for 2 ium. Williams was the wia-
ning pitcher. ~
Bean took a eoauaaadhw
^ — 4 MONT* MONCftlKF wffl
tigMfcu for Um laet time as tW
T kAMU *■ "• Oellege AB-Staie egMd la tke ,
^^aOMtege _
Id. Chicago. Dickey aad Mawerlaf, kot yean start
^oa the Aggie ekrea, will hath pky pro foothal, etartiag
Along with Donkk, Jha Pyler,
x T v fridator, eras ako hired
Wdk Dyer, tho St. Look Cardi
nals manager, was firon hk first
major-league pllddBg aaolgnmont
u y 8hc,tton . mw pilot of
Brooklyn
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uorm Te NilOto wtt E A FEmwricm* MMMknMt,
^• wiaMag pitcher allowing en- !f 1 S , ilL , *i! 0 >L.” ,n 5 ,#ud ln 19S1
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today tor
thnuah with aeren runs fa, the „
ta^Uakg to heat Dorm I, T to K and^he
With the aeon tied ot 2 runs
each Dorm 2 rallied to soon t
hum ta tho sixth inning to boot
Dorm 4, 8 to 2. Leading hitters
won McKnight sad Gregory for
^ orH> * «jeb getting 2 for 4. For
Dorm 4 Sorrels waa the winning
pitcher with 8 strike outs to hk
credit.
The Traflor Camp team broke
taoe in a 14 to 1 victory over Dorm
«. Pitcher McDonald allowed Dorm
• only 2 hits. Left fielder Snider
of Dorm • hit a home run with
one man on for hk teams only
Ttog will be named the Tang
M the Trigger, being onmooow
of famous submannea of tho some
■amoo, both loot fa, 19a, that took
* bnyr toll of Joponooo thippfav.
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Mortto of Dorm 11 pitched a
** ta* •• Friday, Aog. 1,
y team teak an easy 11 t«
• wia from Derm 7.
After their defeat on Thursday.
Dorm B came back to over run the
Hlllel club. 10 to 2, in their Friday
CM»o Flanagan waa the winning
pitcher. *
BOX SCORE
Derm 10
... AB R R i
Bollard, If 8 0 0
Dixon, 8b 2 0 0
2' Mlira > P ' I 0 0
Fergus, aa ft 1 i
Askew. 2b 2 0 1
I—***, e 2 12
Dofnn, lb 2 0 1
Btoaonaad, of 2 o o
cf 200
Eberhart, rf t 0 0
TMala 24 1 «
Mon. aa
Frymlrv, 2b
Bder. If
Oalbroath, lb
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Fennel, af
Warner, rf
Cooper, of
LkU. p
in Sol Ssr'
U. S. to Make Bid
For 1956 Olympics
«S£=S;
at the aaao
York City.
Also eon
"to the^United
?tata* ^ Ptaa would bo put I
fcfrbovtogmdy one U.
city bid for the affair. In tho Md-
JtaRfor the 1982 gnams five tJ.
oo^i other. Aa iTTooSl*h3oS?
Ftokwd got tho nod.
.Hull, machinery and
Ptano are being prepared in Wash-
D C by the Navy Bureau
of Sh.p. All deairahk enemy and
AUad wartime developments will
be included in their design
They will be speedy and confer-
table for crews and wiU have radi
cal departures from conventional
huD and machinery design. These
are the only details announced
However, it is known that the U.
S. Navy has two captun-d Gor
man U boats in American waters
for testing and evaluating, and
much information about other*.
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to water. Snorkel-eoulppod fob-
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Another important Gorman da-
Jtaopmont waa * atroamhned hull
to taka full advantage of '
battory power. DaMgiu wore cap-
toad by the Allloo of the U-boat
which would have an undorwatoi
gtaa <rf M tomto, whfchkSS:
than proaent American suhmarinos
can make on the turf ace. It waa
to ba propelled with hydrogen-par.
oxide gas turbine nigipm
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States fa, 1946 was 2AM a 1,000
population, the highest rate sines
the early IWO’a.
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