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ANDY MATULA
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this time 9 year 4g
Harris as the mana:
World Champion Yi
his toqnaii|. : ‘ , ,,
‘Tmi not going to aay we cari’t
miss bjut.f:
about !the fled Sojx I
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also have pitching, iut I fyoijilfiir
trade our pitching sjtaffj i\
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Ed Lopat, 1 Allie
Shea, Red Embjee ajnd UiirBevlei
BevenS hafi a sore anh T he : ills
^ihree weeWs in capiii but l^e’s cfopi;
ing arountfi ;
“Remember this time i a Vear
ago; joe ^iMaggit- had jhis paea
trouble, tajik^d about^trhdih:
Johnny Lihdell ‘Bill filo
and others.’ for Mickey; V
Washington. Glacjk we die
Page was . rated |fi :th ai^on '
southpaws;; and you know avha
>•' dtd to thole Dodi^is irl tie 1 Mo l
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“My on< bjgjproMent isjjC]
Keller who had a s-ptinal dipc p]
; tion last Jjiily antj was oufth^irt;
of the semon. been Jakiiigl It
easy this i pnng. Hfe hasnlfe ruin'
thrown miich, but at thelph te
seems like the Ke|er wlii|> hi(t'.
s ’those homs runs. 1 Wfe’re af hoieif^i
he comes j aroundj and Ch|rle|x lu
a lot of (onfiderjice in hins sf
lot dependil on ihiriri slthouggr Rijn
isn’t hard: to takj
“We hai e two finje look
outfielder) in Ed!Stewart
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The Dallas
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By ANDY MATULA
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o i th$ Baylor Bears Tuesday at Kyle Field by
went on to trounce the Bruins 8 to 0 and rack
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had sharper control, than in his appearance on the mound
' ’ - A of the 28 men to face him and only allowed three
_ ht of the Baylor players went down swinging.
Earl had his toughest inning in the second. The bases became
loaded on a fielder’* choice, a single by Tom Chandler, and a
base on balls. Theft Beesley fanned pitcher Rickey Rowe to
end the inning. -j
Wasting no time at all, the MM nine jumped right
J - law Rickey Rowe. —
lays walked, Cot-
plicated his per-
formance of Friday by cracking
out another home rpn over the
left center field fence.
Right away in the second frame
the Agglefc scored again on a sin-
THE BATTA
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Twelve mem!
Aggie t Volleyball Glub move into lgle, a walk, and an error.
Dallas Saturday to participate in In the third inning^ the maroon
YANKEE OUTFIELDERS Joe Dimaggio, Charley Keller, and
Johnny Lindell, left to right) make plans for a;slugging season.
Mapes bf Kansas City. A lot de
pends On Keller.”
Bucky plans to keep Stewart who
hit‘.368 in 146 games for Kansas
City* He was the second leading
battei: in the league and stole 16
bases. If Keller, who stiN packs
power in his muscular arms, wins
back his old left-field job, Mapes
may return to Kansas City where
he hit .308 and 21 home runs.
‘YESTERDAYS INTRAMURAL
SOFTBALL RESULTS
T. C.-V.,Vj. 5, Dorm No. 3 0.
Hart 10, Bizzell 2.,
Dorm No.; 15 6, Leggett 5.
Law over Dorm No. 16 (Forfeit)
Leon Club vs Market & Finance
Club (Double Forfeit).
Austin Club vs. Lamar County
Club (Double Fprfeit).
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Tourhament to be held at the
Dallas Athletic Club and the YM-
CA.i I ![ V
Nick Ponthieux iof the PE de
partment, sponsor of the Club, is
.accompaning the Oudct team. He
is chairman of the Gulf AAU Vol
leyball Committee.
Ponthieux’s charges will meet
some of the top teams iii the south
west Included in the targe field are
the powerful Houston YafOA sex
tet and the Waco YMCA toam, The
•Houston club is top Seeded in ihe
itourhey and boasts a pair of All-
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The Aggie aggregation will be
divided into two teams. The first
team consists of Victor Welfl,
Howard Devancy, Curtis Ray, Jim
my Mamarchev, Joe Bell, and Ned
Bursoi).
and white tallied up two more
scores out of four hits. Coach Pete
Jones pulled Baylor Hurler Rickey
Rowe after he had given up five
runs and seven hits. Left hander
Fred Copeland went: on to finish
the game and strike out 10 Aggies
while doing so.
Copeland did not stop the de
luge, of A&M runs immediately.
Two more runs came in in the
fourth off of three base hits. The
Aggies left home plate uncrossed
in the fifth but taUied again in
the sixth and then Went scoreless
till the ehd of the game.
Tex Thornton came out with a
batting spree as he added three
uBLLiTifs spree 88 nc Runed vnrc" jiwbv ahH two on iVnlter Wil
more hitsito his credi|. Jim lfc m y siajp?a long hard hit
hustling Aggie backstop, upped his towar( i the left center fence
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age for the afternoop.
Peck Vass was credited with a
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Winner of four stuaight games,V -
the Aggie Pis* 1 baseiiall team goes
after number! five Thursday when
it travels to Huntsville to meet the
Sam Houston Bearkats.
fti will be the second tilt between
the two clubs. The Farmers won
the first game by a 12-6 score
after spotting the Bearkats a six-
ruh lead. ;
! Coach Charlie DeWare stated
that there might be a few chang
es in the Cadet line-up for the
PMtrfcftt tilt: ' !
i Cedrik Copeland, yvho. got a. latf
dtart due to spring "football, may
get ^the call at first base: Anothe
change in the Cadet infield will b-
the shortstop spot. Wallace Moon
may replace Guy Wallace at that
position. Wallace, who leads thi
first year batters, may be shifted
to left field.
The remainder of the Fish infield
will' be the jsame. Sonny Bollman is
at third base while Joe Savarino
and Billy j McPherson share the
duties at the Keystone sack.
Behind the plate it will be cither
Bill Dennis or Bob Graham, but
regardless of who starts both
tna|kmen should see plenty of ac
tion.
Teaming with Wallace in the
optfield will be Blanton Taylor,
another latie starter, and Bill War
ritter. 1 I \ / !
Coach DeWare was not certain
about his starting hurler, but he
right-hander
Aggies Meet LSU
This Week; Field
Men Lead Scoring
freak two base hit in the eighth
inning. Vass hit a slow roller to
ward the short stop position. Both
third baseman Billy Kimbrough
and shortstop Hal Harris started
for the ball, then saw they might
collide, and each ducked letting the
ball roll into left field as Vass
stood up at second.
Beesley’s duties were made a
lot easier by a tight Aggie de
fense. Only one error was mark
ed against the maroon and white
and the combination of Thornton
to Lhtdloff to Frets accounted
for one double play. 4
Tall lanky Tom Chandler was the
only Baylor player able to get hold
of one of Beesley’s pitches. He did
so in the second inning. The Bruins
only error was charged against
catcher Hugo Pearson. Center fiel
der Chuck Devereaux accounted for
the beat defensive play of the day.
In the gighth inning with two
on, Walter Willing-
Kali
that
Devereaux leaped high into the air
to snag. He deservingly got the
fans’ applause as he came in to
the bench.
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Redding. 2b
Devereaux, cf
Hnrrik, a*
Siekei}', H
Sneed, rf
Kimbrough. 3b
Chandler, lb
Pearson, c
Rowe. |>
Copeland, p
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Mobley would probably be on the , ... ,
mound. u will field a-27 man team
T > ‘ ' !<. ' , , against Louisiana State University
It was Mobjey Who received ere- th \ s week , accol . d ing to Coach
ed four innings h«d turned in a
one-hit performance, facing only
thirteen batters.
The Farmers have shown little
mercy to opposing tossers in their
four games to date. Fifty-three hits
The Aggies have w on first
four meets of the season, and this
Will be their secopd dual / nrcet
this year.
No irijuries were:reported after
last. Saturday’s contest, and the
squad Will be in top shape for the
gives the Cadefs an average-of bet- mee t Saturday.
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Aggies have Cl ossed the Pale I vpar KarlAmi ia tendimr
A&M
Mays. 3b
Lindloff, 2b
Obak. Cf
Hullmix. If .
Frotz. lb ,.... .
Clark, rf
Thornton, kh
Calvert, c
Beefier, ,p
Burditt, cf
Willingham, rf
.Strange, cf
Vaas. lb
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ART HAWS, Aggie high j
ace, uses his talents against
Bengal thinly clads; ftrom
when the two teams stjlge a di
track meet in Baton <\
Saturday. Haws has
as high as six-six
mark last year six
one-quarter ineheSi
Downs Love To
Reach Finals
crowd at Kyle Field;
xas A&M's crack soc-
ap into the Texas A-
nday afternoon with
34^ decision oyer Love Field of
ti|t Was Close all the way.
co|aich i Dick , Mendo2«’s goal'
e middle of the firijt period
gavh the! Cadeta a 1-0 lead which
they malintaiped throughout the
■'’“Lhall
fidway in the Becond period Tom
:on, captain of the visiting
en, booted the ball through the
upr ghts and Love Field was back
in tjie ball game.
It was any body’s game^until a
pair of Aggie substitutes, Luis
Diag and C. A. Ortiz, stepped intoi'
the contest and scored a brace of
s in the last two minutes to
. the!tiltj ou| Qf th® fire.
Among the fans present was At
Collins, commissioner of soccer for
Texas. He was very pleased with'
tjhe! Aggjes’ performance, i
| Tihe Cadet viptory m«lans tha
Bangston Hall of Dali
Aggies Will Sttuate off ii
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Thelre is a spread df
months between the I s J
the youngest and old!
the list of candidates jflj’r the
tucky Derby, j
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men?; lead the indi-
The-Ag
fifty-two times.
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St. PETERSBURG, Fla., April 6
—(-'Pi-The Philadelphia Athldtics
scored as many rims in one inning
yestiprday as they had collected In
any one game against major oppo
sition this spring, but they still lost.
The St. Louis Cardinals beat them,
9 to 6. The A’s massed five runs in
the eighth ihning, but the rally
came top latei. j | ; ,
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The New r York Giants’ first stiring
outfield will be Bobby Thompson,
Whjtey Lockman and Willard Mar-
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with 48 points and Bob Goode is
second with 35 points.
Followijing are the unofficial in
dividual point totals for the first
five meets this season, including
the Texas Relays: .
Top ton Aggie trackmen.
George Kadera « 48
Bob Goode | J 36
Bill Caridon \ 26
Robert Hall J.. ........... 21)4
Art Hginden p.21
RajriHolbrook J 2D,
Bill Napier j 17%
Webster Stone i.4i 13%
ErvfnjBtlderback J ]..... 12%
J. D. Hgmpton ( 44.1— 12%
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