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Ab)ve is Mitchell Haul’s unbeaten volWball
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row, OjUtt Brashear, A1 CirtwTight, Wally Dixon, and Arthur
Wiley, p. ; ‘ L ^
f Back row, B. D. Siegfriund, Frank Hill, Nick Holland, and
A. L. Von Roseiiberg. Not pictured is “Curly” Beck.
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Milner idefeated Trailer Camp : jjji ner
Fnuay afternoon ip an intrarunai Leggett
sutvoail gamei to tjpke pv&r loUftn -
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place in irte Carilpus Lea:
Lene towers tiijrneti iri a
hit pivchi|ng performance for
mer to wip n.s tooikn gamt,
one-
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nan
the
hits
i Red Fennell, atcofid base
for Milner, was the star ot
game as he coltocted three
in iour trips to tie plate driving
in three runs
The outcome off the game
Was
Mitchell vs. Walton on dia
mond 5 at 5:15. f v.
nmi wl«jn pnsnoll ^row 4 ”• BizM “
heVelrin aouot atier the cm i d in
hen a
three runjs to fhk^ a coWma^uing
3 to 0 letad.
ufStmny
Seewald, jiaco pitchej* for
.trailer t;amp wait crediied
’the loss.
- Box.score:
Milner
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Trailer Camp 1 , ..0 f 0 0 1
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Softball Standings
Entries Still
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Domino Contest
Aggie Track Captain Receives Gold
f As U. S. Team Dominates Olympic F
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Aggie Art Hamden became the first man from the Southwest Conference to win
a gold medal in the Olympics when the American 1600 meter, relay team, of which he was
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Four hicky people will receive
prizes ranging from a corsage to
a burton of cigarettes Weonesday f
night at the conclusion oi the Dpm-'
ino Tournament sponsored by the
Batt Sports Staff. , '
The apentog round will be
played tonight at 7:1S in the
lounge of tne YMCA, with the
final round scheduled tor Wed*
neadsy night at the same time
and place;
Ail teams will play both nights,
with the total high score to decide
the winners. The winners and run*
nemup will receive prises, in ad
dition, a highly useless boohy prize
will Dp presented to the lowest-
seeing team.
Flay is not expected to last over
one hour on eitner night.
, Sufticient tables will be avail
able to accommodate All players,
so players may enter tonight by
; arriving before play Starts.
Players must be present both
nights to be eligible for the prizes.
A team of two persons is required
for ai) entry. This tournament is
•fhniteef to students, members of
the tacultjy, and their wives.
Free, cokes will be served to ii _
players during the contest.
Married gjtudents are urged to ‘
.bring their wives, ojr someone
pipe’s, to v this tournament.
a member, scored a decisive victory in Lionaon oaiuruay.
The American team, composed of Harnden, Cliff Bourland, Roy Cochran, and Mai
Whitfield, finished some fifty yards ahead of the team from Prance, which was second.
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4 5 2 .714
4 2 .667
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Trader Camp
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Walton
Leggett Scolfes
WinOver Puryear
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Slated to be a duel between the*
Jamaicans and the Americans, the'
Rod, White and Blue turned it into
a runaway after Arthur Wint,
Olympic 400 meter champio* from
lining
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Leggett njipped Puryear 5 to 4
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ed Aggie quartermiler who be
came the first Southwest Con
ference athlete ever to win a
gold medal in the Olympics, will
not soon be forgotten by: Aggie
Track Fans for the many color
ful races he ran for the Maroon
and White.
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in a seesaw softball game last Fri
day for their tjhird win of the cur-1
rent semester;
The lead changed hands five
3 .'.600 times before Leggett pushed |
4 .333 across two runs in the top hail of |
5 .167 | the seventh to end the scoring. r»• ii iky iL
C .000 | Bill Plagens turned in a three- JDlZZdl" W 311011
hit pitching performance for Leg- ^ ^ 1
gett to Receive credit for his third g lay 'Jl HCSCiay
win qf the season. I : * i iv
. Eugene, Selle pitched a good
game lor'Puryear but his control
with
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Leggett vs. Law on ! diamond^ 6
at 5:15. ' I'; ; ■J*
Puryear ys. Trailer Camp oh the
lighted siyftball diamond at 8 KM).
The champion 19.‘?9 Texas A&M
football team piled up 212 points
while allowing the opposition! only
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Jamaica, went lame while ronni
the third leg for Ii
coUapeed in agony.
the time for the;American team
wni 3:10.4. Thia time wap 2.2 aoc-
ouda slower than tho Olympic rec
ord net, by an American team in
10.12. If tho American team had
been pushed, as Was expected, by
tho Jamaicans, another Olympic
record might have been set. Run
ning third behind France .was
Swfeden after Wint fell out of the
race.
This event, the tenth won by the
American team in track and field
competition, was the last track
feature to be decided. America
won an outstanding victory over
the othen countries in track and
field by amassing a total of 188
points to runner-up Sweden’s 101.
Hprnden was captain of the Ag
gie jtrack team in 1948 and won
the Southwest Conference 440 yard
title in 1947 and 1948. As
anchor-man on the Aggie mile
relay team for the .past two years,
Hamden did his share in setting
numerous relay records | which
A&to now holds. f
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kum, Texas, graduated last June
with one freshman and thrfee var
sity letters in track to his credit.
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Applications for absentee voting
will be accepted today, but no ab
sentee ballots may be cast until
the "latter part of next week, Coun-
' Bizzell Hall and Walton Hall f ty Clerk A. B. Svptak said Sat-
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Box score: * | Ihe Bizzell team made the re-
. I quest because some of their key
Leggett 1000 2 02Ko pi a y C r S were plbyiiig in a softball
Puryear 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 K 4 | tournament in Calvert, Teias and
could not be on hand last Friday
night
Aggie So:
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man Bngketbal
Wilkins win pl«>
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The Tex**
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lighted softball diamond on Mon
day and Tuesday night* In prepar
ation for the State Softball Tour
ney on August 14i-16-l6.
Barney Welch, director of in
tramural athletics stated that
the Aggie nine Would play a
team composed of outstanding
softball players from the intra
mural leagues.
The games will be the night-cap
of a double-header, each night. The
first game of the double-headers
will be the regularly scheduled in
tramural softball games.
All Aggie softball fans are urg
ed to attend the two double-head
ers.
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Law Han softball
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Coach Harry Stiteler and Ath
letic Director Bill Carmichael ar
rived back in College Station I game when he singlet tb center ft
Thursday after having attended field in the last of qheS iwventl
the Texas High School Coaches
Conference in Abilene last week.
Because of the limited time be
fore football training starts, they
were not able to stay in order td
witness the annual high school
itclrll 1 to 0 To
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Law Hall took ( Ver first Waco in the hotly contested ln-
tramural Softball llpjlgiie rale last Friday when it nosed-
pxcitirig seven inning game, 1 to 0.
out Mitchell Hall in
Don Fisher, .ftasriy pitclfer fbr Law, won his own ball
Leading Pitchers
Won Lost
Burch, Bizzell
Johansen, Puryear
Fisher, Law
Wiley, Mitchell ....
Bowers, Milner
all-star football ! game Friday
night. f|
Other members of the coaching
staff stayed in Abilene and re
turned Saturday.
Since the State-Democratie com-1 Stitelec. atated-tbat 4nember»-of
According to Intramural j Direct
or Barney Welch the game has
been rescheduled for j Tuesday
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miriee is meeting Monday ’to cer
tify the candidates, official ballots
will not be ready until one or two
day's after that time, Syptak said.
Syptak said that persons wish
ing to vote absentee may make ap
plication in his office bull that no
ballot could be cast until after due
ftlaied -that
the freshman and! varsity football
squads will report here August 81
and begin training September 1.
The durability record for Rose
Bowl play is held by Robert Rey
nold*, of Stanford, who played in
every one of. the ! 180 minutes in
the three conscciitives games in
notification by the State Demo-j w hj c h Stanford figured, 1934, 1935
ci atic Committee. j I and 1936. j ,. ,
Wiley allowed only th: ee
issued no bases on >a'
Fisher allowed four hit i
[nine passes. - • 1 , .
Fisher, regardless <f fiis wild
ness, was exceptioualjl)
the clutches,
ianinfs Mitcii
load the buses
Tremont came home w thjthe bnlj
run of the contest to en i tpc game
Neither team, com nitlted an
error as the two tei reek'd
off one of the best | layed ball
games that has been ie< n in in
tramural competition this sum-
■Mr. ■>
A, P. Wiley,* hurler uk niianag
cr for Mitchell, turned in the bos
pitehing performance w ve i tbougl
he was credited with {[he loss
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Law infield managed to retire
4h> side each time without a
hn being scored.
11 the finst inning Mitchell load
ed the bajsus with none out but
plaV at home on a groun|;
bal got the firat one and Finhe
struck out the next two to retii
the side, j
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mrir jamn. The best of these came
in the seventh inning when Mit
chell again loaded the bases, this
time with 'only on<* out Fisher
then threw three straight balls to
put himself in tho hole. He set-
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but it wjiis belted-into a screaniing
lin^ (iriv^ toward sepond baseman
wo dcjuble plays by Law’s in
field pulled Fischer out of two
tied down and fogged one past tho
but)ter for ih called strike one, The
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