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win
this weeky*’ sa
nit6 statemen
to sav, was t
recent ruling
The Aggie Tankers ha
very, successful sea son,
eight
only ome, and hafe
oat in;
event, i
dual meets \fhilei di
paratioi *-
if!?
Leis than a wdeh ag
was lent to all of tihe.e
schools which said, “M
the. Cohfereitce
players in AAU
•to * «» $ r«
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Students fro:
stltutionfi may
dividuak; but n4:
a team.”
Thii means th
men*
if; .
oriferfenee f ih-
r icipate as; irt-
\
can g(
individual
member* of
1 jot.the
* iMa»
Mchied
*> M
ing men&hefs of ;thf
ujp and s^iini as uhaitiichied
swimjine-s, but i
enter as n t *am. , s
, year 1 the |A ggies tipd the
Aquatic CJtib for top .honors
meet. Bui i rith c»nfwence
as suclrinWiOible, the? Dallas
Aquatic Club is tltfd as dhejl paVor-
The-
whicfi selects
and it is unknp
this SWC ruling
effect on the ill
l!l v lL tt
hb. orRanikltion
nteic cau.d^a^ 8
whether wif not
IwHI bhyteij any <
ffti will
lections, ftf
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I ^ not :help collegiht > menj in} any
" easel ''l '■'IJi-'l I 1
case;. •! I
Wdrst hit of ;S
lay tlams. Whilt
dividial ^swimmers
LL S ll
,1 will be the re
A&Ms idst in
may be: J
try fjor the Olytlplcs, QuhtAcord-
brealiing' 400-yard free styjef; relay
team: may not. \\ j | 11 .
Ncht on the |s(hedule fei - the
SwimmerB 1 ip the Southwest
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Aggij- -r.., ,
Conferencci meeii i
on March 19 an;
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Ed Dudley* Was
presijdei)t[ of tl
* straight Season
i
AAU SwiAiming meet in
* Adramson jn ‘one of the most
made. The reason, he went <m
r .nee teams are not allowed by a
jials to enter as a team. 1
pmEl Baseball, Football
Scbedaled for This
Year’s Sports Day
Charles ‘Red’ Overly, Pres: dent
of the “T” Association, announced
Wednesday afternoon that a base
ball game has been scheduled be
tween the Brooke Medical Center
Comets, and thl Aggies on Sports
Day, March 20. i
Another attraction of the day
will be a football game betwem a
Maroon Squad and a White Squad.
These squads have not yet lieen
selected. |! ». •;
The Conference Swimming Meet
will be held at P. L. Downs Jr. Na-
tatoHum the same day. Thq s\rim
ming meet doesn’t enter i}ito the
official Sjports Day Calendar.
Last year the Brooke Medics
fielded a fine team,.d6feating the
Aggias in one of three games play
ed. Brooke’s main asset then was
their pitcher, Simpson. Sim fson
played basketball for the Conets
against the Fish-Bees this past sea
son and will probably be back
baseball. ],
Overly stated that tickets would
probably be s<j)ld in the same n In
ner and at thie same price as
year. (A dollar each.) .
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i 'i Final statistics for the Aggie
’48 Basketball team were released
yesterday. Billy Torn bow carried
off all of the ( honors for si:
game performance, but Bill
scored the mos| points over the
entire season.
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KANSAS CITY, March 11
Rugged Beloit College and the sur
prising San Jose State Spartans
became favorjtes, by the slightest
margins, today as the National In
tercollegiate Basketball Tourna
ment moved into the quarterfinal
play. | J-' i.
San Jose (jCalif.) State upset
the defending champion Marshall
College, 74-72, i*f an overtime pe
riod last night:. The Spartans are
certain to haye trophic tonight in
quarterfinal play with Indiana
State. The Terre Haute, Tnd., team
walloped Brigham Young Univer
sity, 82-68, yesterday.
Beloit, a hard driving outfit from
Wisconsin, bowled over Lawrence
Tech.of Detroit, 78-62. Beloit meets
the University of Louisville: to
night. ’ * • . j
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T ;si
irks for the
early game with
leveland. In
_ mbst points,
, in one game, Tpmbow made
nine field goals and a like number
of frefe throws in this one gntne.
f Turnbow also had the latest
number of free throws, 13, in a
single game.
Final Statistics
Player Fg FtA Ft Pf Pt
Bill Batey 96 80 62 52 250
Bill Turnbow 84 113 73 77 241
Bob Kamperman 43 79 51 59 137
Sam Jenkins 53 42 29 60 135
Gene Schrickel 52 56 32 60 136
Mike Garcia 36 43 23 72 96
Don Voiding 17 16 10 18 44
Gordon Moore 17 20 10 28 44
Rufus Williamson 6 11 4 16 16
Jini Kirkland 6 2 1 5 13
Team Offense Highs
Total Points scored—65—against
Sam Houston.
Field Goals scored—27—against
Sani Houston.
Free throws Scored—19—against
Baylor.
Personal fouls — 31 — against
TCU.
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Team Defense Lows
(Opponent’s Total)
Total points — 22 — scored by
TCU. -- 1
Field goals — 8 — scored by
TCU.
Free throws—6—scored by TCU.
Personal fouls—11—against Tex
as.
The Cagers ended up with a fi
nal count of seven games won to
17 lost.
Final point totals gave the Ag
gies 1, 114 against 1,258 for their
opponents.' ,
Gaynell Tinsley
inted New
Head Coach
.
BATON ROUGE, La., March 11
(A*)—{Jaynell Tinsley h$d his “life
long wish” today —he was head
football coach at Louisiana State
University, where he was an* All-
America end a dozen years ago.
The 33-year-old Tinsley was pro
moted from end coach to head
coach last night. He succeeds Ber-
nie Moore, who resigned alter IS
years to become commissioner of
the Southeastern conference.
Tinsley is the youngest man, and
the first alumnUs, among the 21
head coaches LSU has had in its
55 years of football. He was also
the school's first All-America,
making it in 1935 and 1936, under
Moore’s coaching.
He played with the Chicago Car
dinals in 1937-38, then came to
LSU as end coach. He joined the
Navy in 1942. After a medical dis
charge, he became coach at Haynes-
Ville, La., high school. He returned
to LSU as end coach in 1942;
AGGIE GUARD BILL BATEY, goes high into the air with
Forward Tom Hamilton of Texas in an attempt to make a field, goal
during the game with TU Tuesday night. Longhorn John Laqgdon,
far left and Mike Garcia of the Aggies wait for the rebound. Texas
won the contest 54. to 34.
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Fifty-two dollars has been con
tributed by members of the Agro
nomy* Society and the agronomy
faculty to D. B. M,cCombs, an Ag-
gie-fex and former member of the
society, whose home was destroyed
by fire.
McCombs, who has been County
Agricultural Agent in Golthwaite
since his graduation in June of
1947, and his wife Kathryn were
npt at home whert the blaze started.
Their home was completely destroy-
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Baseball Game
' Cancelled
The A&M-Hardin Simmons
baseball games which wore to
have been played Friday and
Saturday have been cancelled
because of the extreme cold.
The team was on it* way
down, but they were forced to
return to Abilene.,
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Venezuela Topic
For Pan-Am club
CHURCH WOMEN’S ACT
SAID MISUNDERSTOOD
WACO, tex., March 11 —</P»-j “ . il
Mrs. Charles Eidson, president of The Latin American Club will
the Texas Council of Church Wo-: present another of its cultural pro
men, said tbday that there has been | Krams Friday at 7:30 ]). n|. in the
a misundeirstandmg_yf the action Y MCA, according to an announce-
taken by the council on the matter mcnt by j. C . Casas,
pf civil rights at a recent meeting i i
jn Dallas, f! Ramiro Dominguez, graduate
“We took no action on President I student from Caracas; Vqnezuela,
Truman's ' Civil Rights Program. I will speak on “Social alnd political
JHis name was not mentioned in j Conciousness of the Venezuelan
this 'connection on the floor. We People.” Joseph Stadelmaiui, assjs-
ural tant professor in the Modern lang-
Roaeh vs. Cerdan
In Garden Friday
NEW YORK, Mar. 11 -UP>—
Lavern Roach is training in com
parative privacy for his big chance
in the fight game, his battle with
Marcel Cerdan of France next, Fri
day night.
The Pride of Plainview, Texas,
is getting in his practice licks in a
lower east side gym far removed
from the hustle and bustle of Still
man’s, near Madison Square Gar
den. Down to 157 pounds, Roach
plans to work oh Genian's body.
Marcel, a busy scrapper with an
aggresive style, hopes to beat off
Roach before he can work inside.
Roach can move into the front
row of middleweight challengers by
a win. Rocky Graziano is recog
nized as 160-pound champ in many
states but the title is “in abeyance”
in New York.
; Southwest Con
this week-end
the first big €
AH Southwest
will enter the -
their Freshmap team
ior College Division.
The defending elai
Ity of T«
ggies are
tfce Ui
>ma A&M,
entei
sion,
As a result of the walloping
TU suffered at the haSuis cn
Aggies here Monday,! tin
horns will be the unjicjr dog}!
Saturday’s meet. f
Col. Frank Anderson! Aggie I: iel
;Velin. I ; - il
Haw^! and Albert Ricks will
e Aggie entries in the high
Ricks will also eqter tnc
jump land polo vault.
, Hli, ||U|r Jr Ag^ie entries in the pole
Pat vault are iiiroy Bodcitian, Leiand
ilw Tati} and Jolhnny
hnny Davis.
did approve the study of several
recommended programs from
Christian viewpoint.”
Sports Calendar
Thursday—Last day for box
ers to weigh in.
Aggie Track Squad in Laredo
to participate in Border Olym
pics.
a j uage department, will pnisent His
f impressions of his sojourn in Verie-
| zuela.
The program, which will be epp-
} ducted in English, is designed to
! foster a better understanding' of
the Venezuelan people through djs-
cussipn of up-to-date ancf reliable
information, Casas said.
All club members aind Other in
terested persons are urged to at
tend, he said.
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FORT WORT, March 11 —DP>—
Neville C. Penrose and Mrs. Ben-
netLSmith, committeeman and coni-
mitteewoman from Tarrant County
to the Democratic State Executive
Committee, in a formal statement
charged that President Truman had
deserted the Democratic Party of
Texas. ; !
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NY Invitational
Begins Tonight |
NEW YORK, March 11 '*P»-
Four of the country’s classier col
lege basketball teams, together
owning 93 victories against 12 de
feats, square off . tonight in the
Opening round of the choosy Na^
tional Invitation Tournament.
This is the stellar lineup await
ing a sellout crowd of 18,000 at
Madison Square Garden:
Western Kentucky (26-1) vs.
LaSalle of Philadelpnia (19-3).
St. Louis (21-3) vs. Bowling
Green, O. (27-5). .
The Hilltoppers of Western'Ken
tucky,' top-seeded on the strength
of the nation’s best college compe
titive record, and St. Louis, No. 4
in the rankings, are favored to win
semifinal berths.
The second set of first round
jgames in the fast eight-team elimi
nation is scheduled for Saturday^
like this: Texas (20-4) vs. New
York U. (20-2), North Carolina
State (29-2|l vis. Dcl’aul (21-6).
coach; will take a squad! of tu
men to the Border
Sprinters who
jaunt are Webb Jay a T ._
pWr. Napier will enter[ both
100 and 220 yard dashes w!
Jay, who is still huitsing a
ankle, will probably, limit
actions to the 100 and {the spji
relay.
Napier, who shadedj Texas'
Robertson for second ip ace in
100 here Monday, will be cqijii
on for points qi both d jus hen.
Low hurdler Robert Hall
fieki man Bob Goode Iv 11 help
and Napier in the spiii t rplaj
Hall and Bill Carhn hop
follow Rice’s Augie Eifurth
the lows tor second anp jehird'p
W 4
Walcott Win* From
obnson With Ease
in that event Ken Bofiijii ol ijjjxiils
ft
lit
(jklGAG^.Xlarch ll! DPi-Jer
” ‘ rtf, Who lopt: an unpi
Jbcli IValcDti
lijr idecision to Joe Louis antUw-.,
ill 1)0 meet thiv hcayyweight/bham-
again June 23\woh a timid ,
round boxjng exhibition With
^ lantic Cit
light ip the coliseum.
actioh
the ous-
rougnout
ujjtin Johnson of A
is
" re wd* yeryi little
| irbughout the niatch and
tjnijcira booed steadily throU{_
t|ie|| four jrOpnds. Johnson, Y96
oijii|der; showed little inciinatiod
linx it and retreated most of the
‘stance,
ttlcott weighed 202 Va pounds
nd alarmed Johnson! occasionally
ntjn a fiurjry of
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How Adequate?
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. -OP)
—America Felipe, star Yonkers
Central High eager, is blushing
over the minus-one to,tal his ef
forts netted him in Central’s 49-
33 loss to New Rochelle here re.
cently. He connected on one foul
throw, but that wasn’t enough to
offset the field goal he inadvert
ently tapped into the wrong basket
during a first-quarter scramble.
Such mixups happen every once in
a while. But it w-as a particularly
blushing matter to Felipe. He hap
pens to be Yonkers Central’s stand
out and season’s scoring leader f
should be their biggest ivorry^
Cordon will also rebltesent!
in the high hurdle* wjhicli
specialty. Bill won th
Monday's dual meet, i
Connally Ludwick, jferwi
derback, Kay Holbrpok ai
Hamden will torai jibe
mile relay team, in jadditin
running the open 44(
Distance, men who ijope t
up points for the Mart o i and VKKijtCjlj
are: Bob Atkins and!)}! j-bster Aono
in the 880; Carroll ijlahn ip: die
mile; and J. D. Hanjpltbn and . eiify
Bpnnen in the two
Hampton and Hah»i! will be try
ing again ,to beat! T jxas’ , eBry
Thompson. In lust M|p iday’B neet
Thompson was pressjek doscil r by
the two hard running! Aggies
Weight man Geqifge Kawetpa
will enter his thyke fav-“- !
events — the Diacdi Sho'
Javelin. Kadera hloMi the
record ih the Discub^. throw
will be the meet fajvjdrite
shot and Discus.
pundljes.
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