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For Drake; Relays
■ Mile Relay Teams^Kadera, Goode!
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>_in uic ninsas Ifieiays lost necli,
leu Vy.eJnesaay logetiier iritn
the A&M‘Track teajgi, wove in Des Moines, Iowa, today, com
thd Drake; Relays, annual two-day cindeaf carnival that] is one of
Is will be heli
he four-mile rel ly team boosted the total of Malroon and
quartet, compo .ed of Joe ^fcGlothlin, Carrol Hahn), Webster
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Hooert t: all, Wtbb jay^ tl.li :air-|
don ana v* arr<n Wusba. knjeli
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trackmen wno'aryiveu in Des
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sas wner ! tney competed i:
Kansas ieiays. itioiuacu it
buncn a e miri uooue an i
crack mu s relfiy team of Dor
don> iiirvjn tsiiaerimckj |Kay
btook aril. Art ttiurnuen; u i. »
TliUs,k&i«i Win ueidilthrdj old
tire reijy teams ’— the slnat,
mne, aj.d tour mile j— ; p ns a ^"iher
we.gntlian anu uoode, son—fn
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season to Texas’ unbeaten 440
squad,: anchored by Charley Par-
Kadera, defeated by Minnesota’s
Fortune Gordem in the discup at
the Ttjxas Keiays has since Deaton
;•[ Goruieirs winning toss ana win he
shooting for the winners circla at
Drake; xn piactice, Kadera has bet-
tired 170 teet— s'ix feet over the
exisung bWC record—twice since
tne Keiays. Hjis best toss waiji itl
feet six inches.
The Aggies will be joined at
Drake by an 11-man contingent
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Meet Baylor Cubs
By JAMES D«4NDA
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It wasi at Draae last yea Ttfeat
the fcivvii cnampion mue
team melj its lust and itmiy
01 tne y|ar. Tne Aggihs fn,
ond to i|icni|gan in tnfej fig
fast tim| ol oilW 1 . . 1 ’
bince fiat time, the Ag^i'
a lost omylonc^in trie wITite
in New |Jrieknsh-|wneni a
baton cifcc tne Angles ii5
Thqy JoA that/rare to L.
whom tn|y nave since ieatei’
Tne four-mile quartet
defeatejl in its two previou
iUgs, h&vin|’' 4nhexed| the
as «elajys croWn jm Austin
weens |go and the Kansai
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fcor Hurler-less Giants b a e nd s4 h k !
ay JAMKiB LICAJ^UA ,,
Riding the crest|of a five-
game winning streak, Coach
Charlie DeWare’s freshman
nine travels to Waco tomor
row for a tilt with tjhe Bay
lor Cubs. It will be the sec
ond i(rip for the Cadets this
week,
Saturday’s game will mark the
eleventh time the Fisjh have trot-
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New | T otic Giants could arrange
Crioper battery this: sea-
a pinch. v
! \ Morton, the pitcher, isn’t play
ing tnis year, but Tne Giants nave
, Warner as a caicner, and bis
. year-old daugnter, Sara, shows
/hurling talent.
j *At the recent achievement day
program for Jackson courity
senool students, Sarah wop thc|
baseoall throw for third grade
♦airis. girls with a toss of 68*6 feeu.
11 III. That's enough to curry front the
: v|l pitcher's moupd to home plate,
tl*- with eight to spare
14- " -GEORGETOWN, Tex., April 23
ihi*e —i/t-i—Harold “spot” Cohms, one
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Aggie Team Meets
Southwestern Tecu
Today, Saturday
Baseball resumes it# activity on
Kyle Field this afternoon a.’the
varsity meets the Southwestern
Tech nine from Weatheiford, Ok
lahoma.
Taking a breather from SWC
competition, the Aggies fgee one
of the toughest teams in Oklahoma^
college competition at 3 p, m. to
day and tomorrow^ Thedwch men
took the crown of the South Cen
tral Oklahoma conference last
spring and are winners of five out
of seven this season.
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the freshmen fallen
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two v|eeks ago when they dropped
to tne Sam
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already met once this season.
0# that occasion DeWare’s slug-
clubed Coach Jim Marino’s
4)ng staff for thirteen base
hnee ,—ia-i—Harold “bpot” Collins, one
ilfc' time ace blocking back of me Chi-
' li ■' versify ot Texas, is new head fbot-
1 ball co
adversity
versity ot Texas, is new head, foot-
en ball coach at Southwestern UmV
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TBs left side of .the Cadet in
field, Guy Wallace and Sonny Boll-
man is setting a torrid pace at
the date for the club. Wallace has
hit iafely nineteen times this sea
son in thirty-five offical trip? to
maintain a .543 mark. Bollman has
an uverage of .487 with eighteen
blow|s in thirty-seven tries.
:lorinouhdsmen will have
Work cut out for them once
The Farmer nine’s batting
stiffened a big drop Tuesday
the Fish were held to four
jy Blirin Junior College. How-
Ithe Cadets still boast a tieam
of .337.
ere /will be at least six Ca-
starting tomofrow’s game
are currently hitting in the
t ^00 circle. They are catch-
Uob Graham, infielders Bill
herson, Joe Savarino, Guy-
ace, and Sonny Bollman, and
Shown above spiking the volleyball is FRANK GREGG, ace
spiker for the Houston YMCA Volleyball team which will participate
in the Gulf AAU Tourney here Saturday. The Houston sextet, form
er national champions,
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First Gulf AAU Volleyball Tourney
Scheduled for DeWare Saturday
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A day-long, six team, double-elimination tournament
will be field Saturday as the First Gulf AAU Volleyball
Meet opens at DeWare Field House.
The tournament, conducted under the sponsorship of
the A&M Volleyball Club, will get underwway at 10 Satur
day morning and continue through-
out the day.
Entered in the meet are YMCA
squads from Houston, Dallas, Wa
co, Fbrt Worth, and two teams
from A&M.
The Gulf AAU has made ar
rangements to award a trophy
to the winning team and Stu
dent Activities will award med
als to the first, second and third
place; finishers] | f ' |
Thf Houston ‘fY” team, on the
basis of its national standing, bas
been seeded number one in the
tourney, with the Waco sextet
seeded second. The Houston squad
has previously won the national
title and placed third last year.
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Earl Beesley, with four wins to
his credit and one defeat against
him, will be the starting pitcher i ^
this afternoon. Earl ijt the present
time has over 55 innings of pitch
ing in conference competition to
his credit,! more than any other
hurler in the circuit.
The Aggies also have two lead
ing batsmen on their roster-
Both Tex Thornton and Bobby
Fretz are among the tea leading
hitters of the SWC. Each nit
homeruris against S)MU last Sat
urday in Dallas.
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In Saturday’s game against the
j Tech nine, coach Marty Karow I
plans to use either, Bobby Fretz
or Alvis Nixon. Both have a con
ference win to their credit. Fretz
picked up a game ugjainst the Bay
lor Bears while Nixon wenti all
the way over the SMU‘MustdnK*
this past weekend. Fretz has been
suffering from a charlie horse but
may see action on the hill thiejj
weekend.
After this pair qf games, the
Aggies rest until Tuesday when
they journey to Waco to finish
put their games against the Bay
lor (Bears. -
HENDERSON, Te
—The oldest base
Teixas history is
season here
John Crow, 96-ye
>f Rjph, will “
first pitch and
rother. Genet
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■ New athletic dressing rooms and
offices for the coaches under the
west side stands of Texas A&M
College’s Kyle - Field Stadium will
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The project v
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within three week*.
ryestertl
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f thousands! Imagine picking out each
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telephone ce ntra l office ...soldering
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One A&M squad will be cot
posed of Ned Bunson, Jqe Bell,
Guy Dawkins, Howard Devaney,
Walter Arbuckle and Victor
Welfe. The othei team represent
ing A&M will consist of Curtis
Rajr, Red Wisenhunt, Gene Reed.
Jim Mamarchev. -Wayne .Wim
berly. and Bcb Miller.
Ah exhibition rnitch between
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p. rii. bringing together the Tem
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