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Preliminaries In
Intramural Track 1
To Start Today
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The three day 1947-48 Intramur
al Trftck and Field meet gets un
derway today with preliminaries
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V 1 Showfng his fliig(erito Rajy HolbroOk is Art Harnden, Aggie trick, flash. Hamden hurt his
finger .whilej bowling in thie “Y’fTuesday night Neither of these two men ate happy ip spite of their
brpad smiles, for Harden will mot be alile to com;pete on the mile relay team against Oklahoma A&M
,tomorrow. 1 : £ K
Also junhappy ^as fjarnd/kn'a roommate, Vernon Belville, who was ahead when the accident
occurred.
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By DOk r ENGE
WfitJ^onl' r two
on the ^cl edule li|
Southwest 1 Conference i Mee
in Houstoi May 14jl^ th i
Texas Aggie track; i-iqifad ii?
selves
Conference
j The first i
r ual meets is
osts to Oklahoma
T' 1 L f '
ual Meet Saturday
eet s
fb.re ths
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afternoon on Kjile Field with tty
Oklahoma Aggies, Champions 0:
the Missouri Valley Conference. { Stillwkter, Oklahotua by a score of
“Ij expect Oklahoma A&M 'to;73tp62. If
bringj their complete track squad j Thi i year the story should
Last year the Cowboys stopped
f Texas! A&M in. g siipHar meet at
Working with serious detcjTmin; - j Anderson, Aggid track coach, sta
tion in ordm- to prejiare [ then - 1 ted yesterday, j .
slelves for me defensle ! o| their | J j__ j.--!! ‘ ^'/ «;I1-L
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rpwn. i
f the twd
slated fo r ttotyorroiv
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\ Maurice Fuqpay, acc Cowboy
sprfnter, and .Max Tarrant'dur
able half-miler, are two ot the
standouts on t^e Okie squad.
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lored m t!|d famous
|tSaction. If s eq tally
. ^i^iness—tli
iliit looks ri
i iei Short bijccyes.
|’l is smart : hori slee r e -' Riggers Shirt
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their complete track squad! Thi i year the story should be
to Aggielaitd fo’r Saturday’s meet! differ ;nt for Oklahoma A&M has
Whicj) means they will have good lost tjieir ace distance man,.Jim
entnps in every pvent,” Col. Frank. Teak* Last year Teakell won
bofh ;he mile and the two mile
runs, t ’
Thi i year the Farmery will pro
bably sweep both of the distance
races with Carrol Hahn and Joe
McGli thlin in the mile and J. D.
Hamfton, Jerry Bonnen and Royce
Raver in the two mile.
Dqe to the Conference Base
ball game with TCU which will
also be held on Kyle Field to-
inonow afternoorf, the field
events will start at 1:30 and the
running events will start at 2.
Thcj firSt three men in each event
will 1 e awarded points a‘s follows
in tomorrow’^ meet; first place, 5
point;, second place, 8 points, and
third place 1 [point.
Th^ 1 will Ke the j last chance for
Acgty 'trade [ fajas to see A&M’s
tKnl; r .clads tin Kyle
Field ttyis spasqn. Next week, the
in thg 440 yqrd dash, 880 yard
n4y« and the 880 yard run and
f maty in the broad jump and shoi
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Topiorrow at A o’clock prelimin
aries in the 100 yard dash, 120
yard (hurdles and the 440 yard re
lay will be held.
On! Sunoay at 2 o’clock finals
will be held in fll track events,
high Jump, and in the pole vault.
Officials for the meet are as
follows:
Referee—Coach Frank Anderson
Starter—Dean W. L. P^nberthy
Head Finish Judge — Tay'
Wilkii
Fmish Judges—Art> Harmten, E
G. Bildcrback, Herb Carfer, Bill
Napier. J [iA ■
Recorders—Les Palmer, Tom
Crouqh.
Judges ctf High Jump — Art
Hawes, Tommie Splitgerber.
Judges fit Shot Put — George
Kadera, Rob Goode.
Judges of Pole Vault— Albert
Jack Quirey.
of Drdad Jump— Webb
r ames Hill.
Expediters — John England,
John iLincoln, Rillie Hightower.
| Clttks of- Course — Bud Denton,
Rill Rippetoe.
PW \ Battalion
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FRIDAY, APRIL 30,1948 /
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smarn at sports or in
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sportswear. Get set for
se gjporHn|; feekt [ids with casually swanky
rt s ilrti, jackets, shoe s, ties, hose—all made
reijs. IT’S SPORTS
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Aggtysj engage Texas University
in a iuty |meet in Austin.
Soul
ipaws Pause
?rj th
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When the i Cardinals beat the
Cubs, i-0, in Chicago’s National
Lean ue opener,! two left-handers,
Hany Brecheen and Johnny Sch
mitz just about wrecked the old
thco y r ’ that Jll southpaws are
I wild! . il . !
Scaimitz made 100 pitches to 81
Cardinal batters and mised the
plat| billy 33 limes.
Han,*y the Cat heard the ump
holldr ^‘ball” only 32 times in 103
throtys, to 36 Cubs.
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Bryan Rt 57tfe-
lorts Calendar
FRIDAY—Baseball game here
fith TCU, 3 p. m. Intramural
Tj-acK prelinniiar.es, -tioo.
SATURDAY—Baseball game
hjere with TCU, 3 p. m. Track
meet with Oklahoma A&Mi
Field events start at 1:30,
track at 2:00.
SUNDAY—Intramural Track
finals. 1
MONDAY, TUESDAY—Junior
College Track, Tennis, Golf
Tournar
[tournament.
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Mile Relay Team
Invited to Attend
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ta iiornia Meet v
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day di
horns. By play
eight hits off the reno
did win with a final
Pat Hubert
gave only three free
The more famous
ihe orange and white
en walks 1 and, those
a in ti
of the
trips oi
mound
alio
were
at cruciaj times in (the bal
ACK
ess
Both tyirleiis struck
men. Womack got five
the first six men up
The leading Ag;
the day were Me!
ham, and Taylor; all
out two hits in four til
bat. Warriner and Wallac
i nected for the other two
Both teams played fine hi 11 in
the field,! the Shorthorns ji imit-
t Till.
teams
Id, the Shorthorns dfr
ting only one error. Fraq Tili
chek, the orange first-bahhman,
dropped a peg from third f< r Jwhat
should ha|ve been the secom I ut in
a double iriay. With a man i first
and second Taylor had p O^d a
grounder to the third bip man,
Frank Kana, and then stumbled 1
over his Bat on the way 1 > [first,
out made! it anyway.
For thp first three inni !
outlook of the Aggies was
poor. After Womack had
nve of tbe first six men
him and held the Aggies
for the first three iqnings,'
tin boys! took a one run
their half of the third off i
a walk, ^nd another singh
• Grahajm opened the ;
! with a double, Wallace i
Moon sacrificed Graham t
and Wallace to second. M •
son wajked to load the!
i.-, with one away, Rollman
1 to push in a run, Tay I
forced McPherson at th
wak'kAfc at fii^t'while
scored. The Aggies had
two rtfns off one hit, foul
and «n error.
McPherson doubled !in t
and scored on Taylor's sing
riner scoied in the seventh
lace’s fl!) , to left fildd aftel
ing to right and moving
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Above is RAT HUBERT, mound star for the Freshmen who led
them to a 5-2! victory over the Shorthorns in Austip yesterday.
on Graham’s -single,
scored again in the niht
walking and moving to se
Graham’s walk, when
singled.
The Shorthorns were
to only one run in the ni
greatly to a beautiful I
A&M’s cfack onc-mile relay team
has been invited to enter the Colo-
seum Relays in Los Angeles next
May 21, it was announced yester-
dny. [ ’• 1 H j f il. ■
Athletic ; Director Bill Carmich
ael skid yesterday that the Aggie
team! of Art Hamden, Ray Hol
brook. Emin Bilderhack and Don
Cardan ^ould fly to this event to
keep; the runners from losing too
much school time. .
These four men already own
two; new watches for their first
places in the one mile relay at
both the Kansas and Drake Re
lay*.
The Colbseum Relays is one of
the iop trick meets in the nation
and ionly the outstanding teams
and athletes are invi|ted.
This fast beam has not been beat
in competition this year and has
run ithe fastest time of any simi
lar lieam in thq country. Olympic
committee officials will be at this
California meet to watch for top
notch runners to represent this
country in the Olynapics this year.
HoiiNton Golfer
Leads Amateurs
HOUSTON, April 30 —hP*—
Medalist Dick McCreary, Houston
City Champion, was on the firing
line today as a favorite in the 31st
Annual Texas State Amateur Golf
Tournament.-
Double rounds of match play
were on today’* tournament sche
dule. The 36-hole finals is set for
Saturday.
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Aggie Baseball player W r AL-
WILLINGHAM broke his
;ht Rg while sliding in second
i practice Wednesday after-
nojon. A small bone just above
the ankle was fractured, and
Willingham will probably be
ou;t of the Aggie lineup for the
remainder of the season.
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l*ce Moon in left field. Til-
Shorthorn first sacker,
a tremendous drive in-
p left fitlj; Moon took one
the ball! and started
mighty fast away irom
and. He reached up and
stopimd the ball with the tin-
nit
I'ifihek's slam wouli
ence at KyU Field but as
liU waik he was rorced to boid up
at second while Womack, who
had Walked,
fhe game was hard fought all
iajyay through With-neither side
ure of victory uptjil the .final out.
fivep to the
or playing a fine
i against skillful opponents,
little tight in the box at first.
Farmers settled down and
blade Womack Rut them over.
ji Credit must
fish?team for
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