ttHSapniuBW! l II- % mts t S ea:h. ; K M •' ! bacc y ies, Th d for Sjjiturda^. serjes, uled l Rice me; aruet Fr day at sctfed- j >ii the s^me Dallas in the ^ first 6j a twb-gajnrie co^id gj^nejs scllei’ rda ?.'• , jE(;ij dn the: s dates at F< rt Worth. Texas! plpys. its neit; game Sat urday agamst Baylor at Waco After these games [this veekjpnd A&M .Shoujld be up in' No, 2 pushipg TaxaF I >r tie lead. ^ •;]' ? G U Y —r- Fish Nine -- fr — '! r f ^ •fhe -Long iwns ™. fesrss win over tl e Soijti. acres, whs jit THfll loss for. won three straight now arr i! '* * second one los: ‘ Besides hjurling, th^ fi SdaTydtl |S^all pgits. It was hisj 26th corferenoe ^m for Te^as.iTom lanUton 350-foot hone rpn-tp of four T< icas rubs in th< inning. i ; > ’ . L ' „ Baylor Uiiiver*i;y of Waoo ia in- third place wiith i;r«!Cord of ttwo wins and t ra; losses. Texas Cl tian University of J!o: t Wosth Rice of; Ho iston i ,r*; m ihe Neither terni has von a ■ . Iff I > ikUL Hi P Wallace, Sonny Bo ip iihters ffcrenjce hpd in jb (SM Dor n >s and hail ed hit a th ee third Ch«is- nd cellar. gaine. ; j gives the team a .321 t|He iSam Houston State : | — ord of reaching first base ?afe- thirteen times in fifteen trips the batters’ box. iNiinijber t>vo hitter in the dan- Guaranteed F epai J 116 S. M^ln 4 ilil v lil' liiV • b> JAMKS DE ANDA Good pitching and a hittingjattaek that has averaged 11 per game has carried one qfl A&tf’s best freshman base- ^thps >far this season The Aggie power at the p(la A batting mark. i!!. ' \ I Only a 6-5 ten-inning loss;to Bearkats mar? the record of Coach —p—? Charhe DeWare’s squad. The Fish defeated the-Bearkats 12-6 in a tilt here earlier in the season. Farmer hitters are paced by clean-up man duy Wallace; Lwho leads the Cadets in every offen sive department. The Dallas Ag gie has tallied thirteen runs, batted in' fifteen more and has connected tor fourteen safeties. The fourteen-blows j'ive'Wallace a .584 average in the batter’s ijjS* ■ ' H II : r Runner-up to Wallace for hit ting honors is third baseman Son ny Bollman. Bollman is one of the four former Austin high school (Houston) players-who are start ers on the Aggie nine. A member of Esquire’s All-American high school team last, year, his stick- work this season gives him jja .444 mark with ap even dozen hits. Lead-off man ,Joe Savariao is another Aggie who is belting the ball at well .above, the .400 mark. The keystone sacker is currently hitting at a .435 clip. Another pro duct of Pete Dqwing’s Austin nine. SaVarino hand es the initial . Spot in DeWare’s batting order vciy well, ai one tune he had a ■iU jmm • * Four Duels Go Into Extra-Hole Playoff By JOHNNY HENRY A the undefeated J ljfdrth Texas eroijisf Cadet batting order is right Gulf team eked! out a 5-4 win over [elder Bill Warrineri Warriner is the Aggies ,Tuesuay at, the Bryan ittmg the ball regularly enough Country Club in a^, coW, driving maintain a ^47 clip with the ram mat dmnlt let up until the bat. ; He also played high school last putt was sunk. | tall M Austin in ’47. ^ The matches were close and First sacker Billy McPherson, a ^ four of them go- I "•tin. I First sacker Billy McPherson, - Ikte comer to the firstyear 'nine it also doing !>his share at the . . .Plate. McPherkm finished his, ton of A&M were oje down to(| Spring football training just in Ross Collins and L. M- ing into extra holes. Frank Fickey and Bill Comp- m - ! Four Mile Rela; Make Trip to i „ football training just in ie!;to step into a vacant fix-st :el position. A converted second baseman,. McPherson has played three games at the initial bag and has yet to make ihis first error. Backing up the Aggie batting pov^ar is a pitching staff that has permitted but eighteen earn ed runs in the seven games. Pat Hubert of Kingsville and J. B. McCoy of Temple have each chalked up two wins to set the ~ce on the mound. Truett Mobley Austin leads DeWare’s five £hf handers in the strike column SSL ices Dial! 2-6124 JWxifs j A . 4 ■! ' I lh m j r •L •tl XT ini ’bow i iM 4- .{ . a 1. Baker, cf ....... 5 2. Wallace, ss 24 3. .Bollman, 3b *27 4. Savafino, 2b :.... 23 5. McCoy, p 5 6. Warriner, rf .......... 26 7. McPherson, lb ...... 15 8. Scheulke, cf 6 9. Britt, rf 3 10. Fife, cf ;.. 8 11. Ludtke, p 3 12. DeWltt, lb 17 13. Taylor, cf 13 14. Candelari, If - 13 15. Moon, ss-lf Vl5 16. Hubert, p 5| 17. Graham, iO 11 16. Mobley, p 6 19. Dennis, c 10-i 20. Billings, c H 21. Wiggins, p J « ith a total of eighteen victims. RUNS 4 HITS is , l,i i-'i BA .600 .584 .444 >.435 .400 .347 .333 .33o .333 .333 .383 .235 .23r oss Collins alnd L. M. Cramiell Jr. when they stepped on the 18th tee, but Compton made a birdie > three on the 18th hole to even the match. Then Compton holed a bir die two on the tricky 21st to close them out one up. . Hi : When Bart Haltom and Jack Burnett finished the 18th hole; they were even with Palmer Law rence and Jimi Thomas of North Texas. Barnett was ; flat with; Thomas* and Haltom was square 1 ,(|th Lawrence .|j!jj [ • kedheadld ntilcr JOE Me- The victory hinged on those GLOTHUI is one of the most three matches. On the 19th hole, improved inj Haltom chipped ip a 20-foot !| Track , T. eai r; ditch shot for a birdie to close ;Lawrence out: and also to'beat Lawrence and Thomas on the 4 hall match. 'U T ' ■■ i i; '•! ■ J That made the score tied at 4 to 4, as Thomas and Barnett halved j with fours. Barnett lost to Thoim | ns on the 20thi Hole when his putt stopped within inchgeiiof the cupi j one of the make the Relays thi|> week. men on the Aggie! i. McGLOTHUN is crack milers who will trip to the Kansas 5 •I r- Louis Claims jKaw Due lor Walcott b Own; Mahii NEW YORK, April 13 -j»- Heavyweignt boxing cham Louis, on a strict diet steaks, promises he’ll | and tougher for Jersey Joe l cott June 23. ' “I’ll knock him out this time,” the champ predicted with a cold matter-of-factness after arriving home from Europe yesterday with his handlers, wife Marva and two French poodles named Peter and Paul. “I don’t know what round or bow I’ll do it but I’ll stop Walcott,” he added under gentle plodding. *The hoys who met Joe on the Queen Elizabeth remarked he looked a bit plumpish. Joe said he hadn’t weighed since he left lor his European exhibU tion tour late February but he wasn’t concerned. ( He said he’d had a steak every day while he was gone and he igured he’d weigh around 214 for his return engagement with Wal cott in Yankee Stadium. I 1 I l , I , | j I J|j > That’s three pounds heavier than he was on December 6 when he picked himself off the floor twice To gain a disputed, split decision over the Jersey veteran. Tomorrow noon he and Walcott will sign contracts in the office >f Edward Eagan, chairman of the New York State Athletic Commis sion. Another A&M week, it.wps anuouiwj Thiw tqamis tfteq VVeSeT The Mile Rekyi are the other Farmer the Kansas Relays, whi ond m national import to the famed Drake Re Coach Ray Pqmapi make the tnp to Lawre^ sas, witn his two imiaj Putnam twid that he aid j of any team in the nat couid bear the Aggie team. i, I ] in their only taupij this year, this squa Texas Relays wiihout competitor. They lap| teams, Drake and Payije, an Jjaheard-of this distance. : Hampton ran a 4:20 r race tuiii me seam ma iaps in 17:44.4 This is seconds above the f" 17:37. If these four milers their best time, they 17:25 race. Even if do that well, they stilj good chance of brea record at the meet. Arrangements for men's trip were; complef day after a quick switc| Previously the team ha scheduled to go becat fm Will gjo to the »y lile lays this aerson. y squad Hamp- the Coiich THE RESULTS OF THE MATCHES WERE: ai*[ Battalion PORTO j McCoy Hubert .. Wiggins Mobley Ludtke j-i!/ 43 PltoborMteoimds L !l . Ipp. o j 91/3 2. 0 .1 16 I: lift b • .5! S' i 1 ! 221/8 6 0 |! 7 f, 4 .200 .182 .111 .100 .001 .000 .321 Yankees Look Like Team To Beat in American League Gene Towryi of Mjj T. S. T. Q. .231 trounced Travis Bryan Jr., 7 and 6- ’200 I Buster Reed won over Johnny ' Henry of A&M, 3 aitid 2, Towry and Reed took Bryan and Henry, 5 and 4. Fickey of A&M beat L. M. Crirn-! m*u Jr.; 4 amll 2. ’ Compton lost to Collins, 5 and 4.! Fickey and Compton edged Crannell and Collins one up in if. | Haltom of A&M beat Lawrencje j HB ' dno up on the 19th hple. 0 Barnett lost to Thomas one up 0; in 20. : j . j[i 0; 1 Haltom and Barnett won ovcjr i 1 I Lawrence and Thomas one up in 1 m ii -Tlfi j!' . ji Til Bart Haltom was medalist f<)r I'tiid day! with b 71i| | 4 >1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1948 Page 3 [from Nets to Network Lil • , MWi' 'W -' hi- t > ■< ' 5 . ■ ^ NEW YORK, April 14 p'—The New York Yankees should repeat their 1947 success in the American League pennant race, ifphke Iqst year, however, they will not cake walk to the championship. At least two other clubs—Bos ton and Cleveland—will give thel world champions a run for their money. If outfielders Dick Wake field and Walter (Hoot) Evers -should regain their freshman form, the Detroit Tigers, with their wealth of pitching, will have plenty to say before the 1948 race is decided. . , This quartet ) should have a mon opoly on the first division. Coqnie Mack’s 'I Philadelphia Athletics v^puld stind a chance to dislodge one of those! Clubs if'they had any thing to‘back Up their gilt-edged pitching ;staff. The White Sox have Luke Ap- J i 1 1 ■m, KEEP CAR ftT Let us Clean and ^ 1 - ' : Repair YoUr •'-4; RADIA' For | Hot Weat her Driving ONE DAYSERV5PP .: : \ ' Dishman routine Phone 2-1684 pling, a [fair witching staff, one or two likely looking youngsters and nothing miuch else. Their hustle a)id speed should enable them to: finish higher than the Senators apd Browns. St. Louis’ hungry recruits may have enough fire and dfetemination to shove Washington's assorted "collection of old timers and minor league gfcaduateb into the basement. ( Only one week before opening day, the race shapes up something JP; this': ITNew York 5. Philadelphia 2f Cleveland 6. Chicago 8uBoston, | | | -7. St. Louis 4, ^Detroit ' 8. Washington New York figures to be strong er this year. Joe DiMaggio is in fine physical shape, unlike this tlime a year ago when he was both-i 3ted by a cut-up hedl. The infield ; is the same which won thej-wprld championship. [ j Pitching—and pitching alone— ands between the Red Sox and iC flag! Right now the outlook is, iything but rosy. A lot depei on the condition of Tex Hughso and Miiiey Harris, his twraUing flingers of ’47. Mural Swimmers Qualify for Finals m : ars, Bbeenrfdw _ owing hi^ double arm j op- 1 i Intramural Swimming finals will stall tonight at 8 p.m. in jP. L. Dowps Jr. Natatoriuni. Below are the men who quali-: fied in yesterday’t preliminaries:' 400 Relay Teams B Field, C Inf.j :B Air Foi(-e, i B Cal., Dorm 14, C Air Force, A. 1 Inf., A Composite,! B Composite! 100 Backstroke Compton, E Field, Wheelbr,: White Band,, Sekton, B Eng.,! O’Mara. Senior Go., Settagust,' Hart. Flaivors, B Cal., Epps, A FA, Taylor, D FA.iSmith, A Inf., and McCullough, A Eng. 200 Breaststroke Volleyball Tj Lose ML Ti A game but inexperi of Aggie Volleyball out m the opening nr at the Southwestern ball Tournament in day. Houston’s YMCA tourney favorite, came expected to co|p top Oklahoma City: “Y” ner-up spot and the placed third. The Waco YMCA A&M Volleyball Club’i out of the race while wood “Y” eliminated Team One, tempo Welfl, Howard Deva Ray, Jimmy Maitfarch and Ned Bursjtn, sur; one by overpbijning an tb down Blwnwood 1 first game. However'; .drobnw the next two sNix Ponthieux, , the Volleyball club, ''the* Aggie sektets wi. again at the Gulf AA! Tourney which will l|i! cod [ia4ir , bo ’ !,£ lfS| tthlonHpian Bob Goode ik meet with RiciT here th^' JH raijes and keep •itvn. ; I , : The four mile dkge Station g. accqmpaniei jm: Goid«>il] TF , nii;bt and arrive in Lawrence for th)! preliminaries Friday afteiv j -"bn.; 'j 1 1! BBOjOiRDS • RADIOS School & Oflice Supplies v j | AU. YOUR NEEDS that the Iqas of ■men might cause lose to the Owls. is .hoping that and R, R. Raven' place,ih yhe distance Rice’s advantage tqam .will leavd' tomorrow morn- nied by Coach PuD* will' leave tomorrow, b' f r . HA6WEWS !' , 4,. V ice— TheiPe- .kin Bknr er’s campaign for a town park husl reached a point of. des- peratibn. 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