’!;»■ f'-'l i [ - \ ■ ■ ■ ■Pit , ® 1 ! 15 rf ■ ■ A * TMlten u slfi rv'5' ; '' f I ngti f ednesda; M efup Wallop rogs; Steers ! M- J' 1 Jimiiji'. loif and Texai the SWG twjcl Jpadijng basketball powers^ shbwed'ijheir best form again Saturdai night by defeating TCJU and fiMU; liesncctively. 1 Baylor hajl li|tl«|jtrouble with the Froggies deapatd the fact that several key mcjn wj‘r<| out of tHe lineup due to ■ I rll Gu>- Wallgra Mettowtill, rigHt, walta sinks 4 f stay with four minutes il leff in the contest on a j basket by Wilson Taylor. Ceo(ge Cobb fjl 4-pionship of the J. league. Play will continue throughout the day And the final, ganre between Waylahd ancf John Tarleton Mfill start at 9 p.m.- j. • THREE PERIODS There are three sessions of play; morning, afternoon, evening and night The evening session stai'ts at 6 p.m. j i j. | Today’s games are as ; follows; 4 p.m. — Lamar of Beaumont] meets Corpus Christi. ; 6 pirn. — Amarillo vs Hillsbor-| ough. 7:30 p.m. — Allen Academy-vs NTAC. 9 p.m. — Wayland vs Tarleton. Wayland was picked »s favorite lii the tourney, but as few of t the teams entered have played each other, rio accurate predictions can be made/ j j 1 I TICKETS i Tournament tipkets are Still on sale at the Cave,: the. Campus Cor ner, and Lipscombs) For those students Who do mot wish to see the whole tourney, tick ets will be on sale at the gymffor each session of play. ) . Play will slart again ijn the morn ing at 9 a.m. and, continue through out the day. The jteaijns playing will depend on* today’s winners, TOMORROW’S GAMES \ 9 a.m.—Loser ,of McNes.se—rKil- gore match meets loser of Tyler- Texas Lutheran tilt. 19:30 a.m.—Loser of! Wcylapd— Tarleton meets loser of Lon Morris game. 1 p.m.—Loser of Amarillo-Hills boro meets lostr of Paris-Rang- er match. ] '.' ] f * " i | i 2:30 p.m.—Wihner of Wejlahd— Tarleton gamp plays winner of'Lon. Morris-Biinn game. ]{. | ; 4 p.m.—Loser of NTAC—Allen' Academy game, meets loser of La- 1#! ! Texas University handed . 39^ upset Saturday ij util meet victories. The Aggies brok- while taking five first strength in second and thii whiph gave them the mi ' J-r ART l cCann il H( Rli F- mm mm j Joe Louis gets some advice from Jimmy Bniddock, whom he d»‘lfeatej fiist ’li ^*19-17, and 'his jgratis :sho, in f Waning seconds of G|e- h tlf j the Aggies a 20-^9 lead a . thi f termission.- j . ’ The Lo/ighoy-n’s j slufo ing deadly frbm fitr c^ui- du-ing ■rfirst half but tpe v|is|t<)r.s losi range from! theicharitj.v lire. Ts made only one! fre(| thro-r in first 20 niinuteisessilorj. The two club.-j coniiihued theii' and tuck battle in second : iod. Three free 1 thrdjws ar tl; a fby .Texas’ Jolfn (j|ret‘n tjed , score 24-24 at; the!! ‘five | mi mark.. i j.- j | J -1 The tfams spent th 0 n< ^minutes eXchanjging Ijilskr ts. '* Coach Fixagcfrald’l jqhar jes ■ H"--—j—-—M-! -j— \ FOR THOS DEMAND THEj BES 1 College Shof fi{-Id but an underhand pivot mar*Corpus Christi gathe. shot by Tom Hamilton, sent the ■ fi p.m.—Winner of NTAC-AHcn Loughoi ns ahead again, 40-45. I Academy meets winner of Lamar- Teijak . kept jtoptrod of the ball Corpus Christi. . | Donald j. Atkinsui Bet ausi*! lie Cobb’s gift throw in the final minute proved to be the difference between the two ; clubs, jas Truett Moblyy’s goal left the Cadets one point aiway from a tie. j . Miller took scoring honoht • for the night. His scjven goals ] a jdne free shot added up to 15 ppijits. Frank Womack and Green shared the top spot in the : Texas scdylng. Both cagr’rs tallied nine points^ -j rj—-j rjr~ Two-Percenter . Causes Coach Ttr Apologize to T.l. A huyket of muddy water pro vided a touch of bad sportsman ship to the visit of the Texas University fresh men basketball team here Friday night. The Shortho|rns, victors ovdrrj thy Aggie Fish; in a hard: fought contest at DtWare Field Hpu^. had retired to their dressing room after the game. White in the process of changing, clothes, One of the windows just above the lockers was suddenly open ed and a bucketful of muddy water was hurled in upon the players’ clothes apd uniforms. Officials of the Athletic of fice :Werd quick to offer apology and Texas coach Jack Fijzger- eld accepted, stating that he realized that it, was neither the team or coaches’ fault. I j ; Walter “Sarge” Holden, prop- Saturday thalt the door to ithe Texas dressinig room was locked all during the] game and that the window was] either carelessly left, unlockedjor forced. All oth er windows Were clamped tight. Med up with another t>vo-pointer f; M soeonds of the r 7:J0 p.m.- S.nner of Amanllo- to give Texas a 38-34 lead. ] J teaming three .minutes, Madsen Hillsboro meets winner oM’arts- With 90 seconds to play Mjilj-r “jH 1 ' h ' w dunn « thc ’ Ka "l* t ‘ r inarrowed the Texas] lead withian-' ■' n other of his long distance tOsses. freezfe. j , Mart n led : the Texas attack and picked up most of his 21 points >n long]one-handers. Ham- illon scored 12 points. is 9 p.m.—Winner cd Texas Luth- eran-Tyler meets winner of .Me* Neese-Kilgore. Bad Weather Has . ' l j.. 1 TT Been Holding tip Best s Lnd Sesson By RacpLull Prjietiee Blasting Christians DaseDdn 1 raclltt Roy i/ugh picked up 15 points fiom] h s pivot post, and Salmon Was SnrLi'b in r»>eHinir t.ln> hall for SMU. Was surterb in feeding the.ball for] 1 e made 12 tallies. Jl; ; ■ I • ; 1 '' • • ! Aggie Gridders Engage In First Scrimmage Session V: - '' By ZERO HAMMOND I. : T / ‘l* ; Aggie football laths got their first look at A&M’s 1948 football prospects SHUirelay afternoon when the Farmer grid ders engaged in thejr first scrimmage of the spring training period. I / : ' • T i ']!'■• Showing rpeyre spirit and hustle than has been seen down Kyle Field way for several seasons 4" 1 missed the edge of the jpcjll)! by** inches, and. Tolar toucheld be*fob he could Hit with his, othef hin Frank Campbell of Tejxjis tjod first ih diving, but Jobrnn^Hcemuj came;iin a close second,alter, spin low ratings from the judges. | Bill Strait of A&M showed spiuj: improvement in form as: He cbrji in third ahead of the otljler T entry. . . . ' L , u Bernie Syfan won the jjIHdiv!id ual Medley event withoJrtj beijnn pushed. Robert Cone ojf Teta s came in second, and Hcper Hej- vinsfon nosed oht Bu<|d.t tFisHef for third. Howard Spencer of A&jjl |won t| 100 yard backstroke irace af ,. _ taking an early lead anji dtfetcHj the footballers pfit on a real show 1Iollni j g is on lhc baseball squad. I 1 aR the w ay Spencer jalfe( turn! him,n...,i Tiiitntni r ^ “ 1 in a good performance jm tle mdi £ ting Team Ifl’s string < a tied t Long! RESULTS Med ey Relay-Woji by Montgom- a -McCann, Vardanian, 1 Time-2 2£ BeelStyle—Green, A&M ; j Campbell, Tixas. . (Tifcd pool records) Individual Medley--Sy- ., Helwenston, Texas; Cone] ime-p 1:04,3. Cambbell, Texas; flee- ; A&M. 1 _ n _ T1 _ j,-.. Tn® Style—Green, A iM; ] i'ojlar,’ T work edit. | , : the T for Only ajweek that is to be ' lols of fllturt ‘ P rom, - sc - Pitchers Stain; Hp)0miR, JWng • exbected .nowevar. , | . The Fish were actually running Turner, Bruce Morisseij, aruU^jbby Buryi Baty was running from; ^eir plays smoother than the Frctz each pitched tw J p innings in ] quarterbacki post and showed j ■ varsity and with the addition of ) an intra-squad gamvT /. ’ j up| well althoughl jiis passes Vr<*ren t j (;i enn Lippman and several other. “Pitchers will be our biggest connecting as often as they should m . x ( f a || should, need this yea** Kanow slajed. have been. I ee Wee Smith and aul turn inft» a top flight team. “Next to them, we have to fill Ygtes did most of the’ground gain-1 both first and third base. Right ing with Pee W|“e-picking.up good Another game style scrimmage now, i*Ur pitchers are ahead’ of Uie Tiattets.” q .' | S Si Sn iniSd 15 and h'^ioUs and only the pitchers hare Haty,/ Yates, Jackie fobins.m made 11 for BTv- 1,mi » b, e to got into any soft of showed prom feya-1 ps: ntruinu oli.v. j with..,it ea. players UIIXIOUS t() Work OUt. | x lne ■ .tiackie!Robinson made 11 for Bay-1 ab * e to got into ;any so|t of showed promise the Frogs with 1(5 points. The jl’ruins played without co- captaiu Don Heathington, who did m>t see service because of an iariri ii jury received in practice this w !ek‘, THe [Frogs jumped into an early lead, tjij, 11-17 and 26-14 before j s hots- hfc' Owebs, Robinson add . ohiism overtook the Frogs and i gave tie Bruin* a 26-22 halftime] —FH- T|e y iniimging Briiins came back , Asked whether big Stan Hoilmig a^one trush 8 remains l> r ‘ ( hlers should j slV| 'aj| 0n vlr|^ , minTeTTh- j JnesiVKl^ ing high-low tijcklc later in the be g<,tt,ng ,nto top shdpe by th( ‘ n * | maihirjf ih the game. / , j probably alternate hiinhetweeji the; atteinoon. moUnd and oilfield. ; Indications yardage on several off tackle is scheduled for next Saturday afr I slants and Yatdjs showing gbod 1 ternoon, and provided'the weathefcl pointed? Don’t Wildro >t Crei*ti !'■ "L i I’.l .rooms jjpur a ookllSoa hojjv -artnoyiiig drynpss Wildro >t Crearji tains sejothing ijanol drock! Np wopder Wi cHMce 3f men or bot< le today ask yojir barber fo: cation. T 0/3(1 ■■ Ii;:-.: \: that T 1! Q :m some for yourself.. See L.o: Houston \\ ins Clofjc Match From jA|f^en:cing Team :v> ; i ’ j ii i J ■ •«. Bv HERSCHEL SHELBY _ The;,Cadet fencing team lost, a , close it mrnament to the Houston ! Fenpin ; Club: 13-14, for their first setbjujlf in five meets. Thei jeventsl included .were the] Foil,’Hpce and the Sabre, in that orderj land the Ags led until the final few Sabre matches. A&M took the Foil 5-4 bouts and thui Enee 5-4; but lost out 3-6 in the iSjifwc mulches. Tcijip captain Fulton Dye led the hoys with four wins j and two losses. Edwin Stamp starred for the Houston fencers as he took seven matches and jiropped only two. He was th£ one of the three Hous ton rtlen who had more triumphs thtm jilefeats: Representing the Maroon and Wytt4he.sif|efj Dye were I. J. Bar-t rios,: flus Mistrot, Bill. Shaw and Dudley Stillitiger. ] j. Hejsjrles Sta]mm, Vaughn Schmidt and! I.fe' Greb! fenced for the Hous ton] Cljab. In (jkeh of the three events, nine 1 matches were executed, giving each ma-g If chance to meet, every other man. ijji the dpposihg team. Th(|i record of wins and losses | follows wfth wins listed] irisii^jln the Foil; Dye 2-U Mistrot; 1-2,. I firrios 2-1, Stamm 3-0, Qrcb ]( lee FENCERS, Page 4) a In]'" Clovis rriade a: couple of diffiailt ! point to a strong infield this year. l ,ass ca /)’;^. L ‘ s should be a wel- Tryouts for over fifty plgyehs iT 0 ?].? addition to!the presently weak ' •who want to play on the varsity is I " a i,Y >ac * < _P os ‘V^' still going on. Over 75 prodpects Tnr-ee bftekfield men who will un- ] turned up the first dajr of pr|cticc j 1*^ se 1 t ' i^ts pf action next year, land both coaches belitjve they] will ■ <> ) Doode, Stan Hollmig, and ' sertd new personnel from this group 1 — More Batt sports w riters.yare needed. Anyone interested re port to Art Howard, Battalion office. eorge Kadcra jjvere not presept at: tKe scrimmage] becaOsd of. other) spoils activities. Goode and Kadera T j ate out fbr thtj track team while' j; For Your Sperling Good* Needs JONES SPORTING GOODS 80S S. Mali: Bryan Ph. 2-2832 4- ARE YOU UNAWARE OF UNDERWEAR? !l. Cigers Gets Air SYRACUSE! N. Y. —(^4 Edi| Glacken, letterman on last yttar'sl! Syracuse basketball squads: has ■ Uirncd to radio this yean Ruled; ( off the court by the Orange medics, Ed now is doing pl^y-by-| play broadeasls for the cajnpus) operated station, W AER. ’ : .]•' j Z’] ■; I \ j]- 1 - . J: DIAMOND EDGE; POCKET KNIVES ,4* 1 SPOUTING GOODS >!• il 1 Si J Hillcrcst JIarthvare 2013 s College Roa4 rr - " ' l ° ! naturally without that iocs to work relieving ugly;' loose dandruff! ’ non-alcoliolic — it jeon- - is the Fingcrriait^Tcst. "again and again the ‘:hg first j*’ Get a [tube t-g’Oods counter. 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