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Station; Swimmers dominated th,e Texas AAU
Swimming ! ajnd Diving Championships .held here in the P. L.
Downs Natj itorium Saturday and Sunday by scoring 187
points in the Senior jand Junifir Divisions to capture the team
trophy. •"',/ 'jT; •-'T| . / • , ( 1
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was presented to Coach; Art A
son by Mrs. Ralph Steen, chai;
of the committee from the Coll
Stalibm, Recreation Council whu
Staged the meiet. L '
Danny (in-en, of College
tlon was ilie high point man ii
the Senior Itjten’a Divbdqp rack
ing up 18 Blunts by: virtue, .o!
three first fdacesi Oreen woi
the 220, 100] and 440 fyard free
style events.
Van Adamjson alsoi of College
Station and ] Jack Tolar of tiff
Austin AC each took tyo firit
places in the Senior lien's D|vif-
Davis, Austin, AC;
Austin AC.- ' ^ .
• 300 yard Medley
‘l(ai '
5th, McCord,
ba
onO (meter
events.
three meter dlvni %
Relay:. 1st
College Station A’s: 2nd Austin
AC; 3rd, College Station B’s; 4th,
Houston AC. Time 3:10.3.
> Senior Women
200 yard Freestyle:. 1, Gowah,
Park C*ties; 2, Bonnen, College
Station; 3, Blank, College Station.
Time 2:43’2. . j
100 yard Backstroke: 1, Blank, I f
College Station; 2, Frances Cope- =
land. College Station;. 3, Gowan,
Park Cities; 4, Spriggs, College
Station. Time 1:28A „ ... :
300 yard Medley Relay: 1, Park
Cities, (McMurrin, Carlton, Gow.
hnViRstrpke, while Tolar won't? |imW;13 5. ’ Station Bs.
100 yard Breaststroke: 1. Cfarl-
toA.Park Cities; Dallas 2. Hale,
Highland Pa^k, • Dallas took mo* t iqo yard Freestyle: 1, Gowan,
of; the honor]si in the ■ Senior i a|d Park CiUes, Dallas; 2, Bonnen,
_ Station: 3. Frances Copet
the College Station women gaitb i ar ,H College Station; 4, Betty
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.'them plenty jpf. competition.
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Rosemary Gowan «f Park Ci"
los took the high |>«int honoi
In the Senior Womei’s Divisio
y •.r‘_
by taking fUrst place, ip both
100 and 200( yard fcrttstyles
third in the 100 yard hdu^k.strokej
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. Billy Karofw of Colegc Station
took'’ three; first places when
Time
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’ Copeland, College Station.
1:12.5. . ; i v '. „. ; ’
' t x - Junior Men , i
100 yd. Backstroke: 1, Adamson,
College Station r 2, Amerine; Hous
ton AC; 3, Crawford, Austin AC;
4, Clevenger; College Station: 5,
Chummy, San Marcos. Time 1:69T2.
’200 yard Medley Relay : 1, Aus-i
tin AC; 2, Houston AC; j3, College]
icaptured thejSenipr Men’s 200 yajjjjd j Station A’s; 4, College Station B’s.
preast stroke), the Junior Men'|s>l||0 ( Time 2:03.1. ' ^
'yard breast stroke arid the Junior iq’o yard Freestyle: I, McCann,
Men’s 200 yard Individual Medlfiy. Austin AC; 2, Flowers, College
Gayle Klipple pulldd .a difficult Station; 3, Tolar, Austin AC; 4,
stunt when jhe captuhedr three Jpf Pdyor, Austin AC; 5, Amerine,
the four •individual titles iii fifi Houston AG. Time 57.5.
Boy’0 Divisijojn. He woin the Jj5p One Meter Dive: 1, Scott, Hous-
yard back stroke, the -50 yard ton AC; 2, Brodnox, Houston AC;
breast stroke and the lOOjyfrd 3 ) Wood, Colonial CC; 4,» Davis,
Individual mjedley. | ] Austin AC; 5, Church, Houston AC.
/ SUMMARIES ,] . 1 200 -yard Individual Medley: 1,
/ Senior Men |j | Kliro\v,< College Station; 2, Sum-
'22)0 Yard Freestyle: 1st. Grein, i mers, College Station; 3, Klipple,
College Station; 2nd, McCann, AUs- College Station; 4, Yancey Austin
tin Athletic plub;'Sid; Pryor, AhS-. AC; 6, Karbach, Austin AC. Time
tin AC; 4th: Vardaihai^ Collente 2:20.2.
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iner
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I’ve never met a finer group of j
people than those in the Athletic
Department, and for that reason,
I know!that I will enjoy my work
here.” Those were the words of
Blaine Rideout, new athletic train
er, when he was asked to give his
impression of Aggieland.
Rideout arrive dlast week to
assume his new duties as train
er and physical therapist for the
Aggie athletic teams. Be comes
to A4M with an impressive rec
ord in sports and plenty of ex-.
peiience in this type of work.' 1
When Blaine entered the ser
vice in 1942, he was attached to
the Marine Corps and stationed at
i Navy hospital for two add one-
naif years where he received most
of his training in physical therapy.
After hjs discharge, he return
ed to Denton, the home of his
alma mater, North Texas State
Collegfe, and served as trainer
there for the college until {last
year when he accepted the posi
tion As track couch and B-jteam
coach Denton High School. He
served in this capacity until this
summer when he ^signed to take
the twiner’s job here.
Rideout arrived last week to
ords in track to his credit shar
ing two of them with his twin
brother, Wayne. These records
were set in the late thirties when
he and his brother were stepping
high* wide, and handsome on
tracks all over the world.
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Athletic Director Bill Carmichael, left, and Blaine Rideoul, i|ew
athletic trainer and physical therapist, are shown talking aboft
new trainer's duties.
Wayne and Blaine ran jin the in
door and outdoor distance medley
relays <jand helped set records in
those events that have yet to be
beaten.) ■ ; ] F, I j
Bllm also ran in the 3£60 meter
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relay helping set the world re«
vyhich still stands. His brotl er'
not on the 3200 meter te im
Wayne is now in the Lov er
Grande Valley in the in|urp
business.
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Station; Stilly McKeitzid, College
Station. Tiihje 2:1822. ;
200 Yard; i Bfeastsltfoke:
Karow, doilcge ■Station; 2nd,:-
bach) Austifr AC; 3jrd. Flowcats.
College Station; ,4th, McK^njjle,
College Stat dri. Time 2:42.4. 1
Individual kOO yardjMedley; |?t,
Adamson, College S tfttion :
100 yard Breaststroke: 1, Kar-
ovV, College Station; 2, Karbach)
it, j Austin AC; 3^ Comstock, Houston
AC; 4, Buchanan, College Station,
Time 1:08.9. : —'
Junior Women 1
50 yard Freestyle: 1, Martini
Park Cities AC;^2, McMurrin, Park
Cities AC;j3, Gowah, Park Cities;
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Thex’ three College Station Swimmers won three individual
events each in the Texas AAt; Swimming Meet held here this
pfltyi weekend. |' §
BILLY KAROW (left) won (wo events in the Junior Men's
Division and one in the Senior Men’s Division. VAN ADAMSON
(Renter) won two events in the Senior and one in the Junior
Division.. GAYLE KLIPPLE (right) took his three first plaees
'in the Boy’s Division. ; . ~ >
Smith, College Station^ 3rd, j Yin- 4, Sparks, College Sfatioo; 5, Cope-.
cy, Austin
Diving (o
Austin AC;;,-2nd,. S
AC; 3rd, ’’ Brodnax,-.
AC. Time 3:52.0. ‘J! I land. College Station. Time 35.4.
one^meterj/f 1st,)Tollir, | i^o yar Breaststroke: 1, Baildy,
)tt, Hou.stion Houston AC; 2, McKinney, Nacog-
louston AjC; doches; 3, Martin, Park, Cities AC;
4th, McCord). Austin AC; 5th,;Mi|il' 4, Copeland, College, Station; 5,
er, Colonial AC, Fort Worth; y I McKinpOW Nacogdoches.!
400 yard 'Freestyle Relay:j J cf 1 ” ’
Austin AC (Pryor] YancyL a
Cann. Tolar); 2nd) College St)at|
, AA; 3rd, Cdllege Station, B's; |
Houston AC. Time S:58.8. ,
^ . 150 yard Backstrdke- lot 'ilM-
timson, CoUege? 3 Station ' 2nd, ^m|th ) 50 ^ yard Eackstrbkc: 1, McMur-
College Station; 3rd, Yancy, Aus- ray> jJ ark cities AC; 2, Blank, Col-
tin AC; 4th, Clevenger, College station; 3, Chambers, Nacog-
Station. Timevl:47 0. , ]: - -
440 yard Freestyle?: 1st. Gtfjen,
College Stjaition; 2pd, MaCabn,
| loo yard Freestyle: 1, Bonnen,
c ‘ i College $tation; 2, Blank, College
Station; 3, Martin, Park Cities
| AC ; ; 4, Copeland, College Station;
15, Toynqr, Port Arthur. Time
Austin AC
lege Stat knit
Station: 5th. Hale,
Time 5:08 3
L 100 yard Freeatyl
Co’ lege Stition
3rd, ,Vdrdiimar
a'
4th, Pjrn ell,
llbge S
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1st. &
Clev
College Station; 3rd. iFleming.!
leire Station: 4th Parniell, Coli
Stnt’on. Time. 58:3i
3-meter Dive: 1st. ’
tin AO: 2nd, Scott. iHn
tolar
ouston
3rd, Mjltchmore, Hoiistun ACj ith,
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doches; 4, Gowan, Park Cities- AC;
i5,. Sparks, College Station. Time
3&8.
'k Boys
. 200 yard Medley Relay: 1, San
Antonio, (Moms, Tolai;, Robeits).
Time 2:32^.
t 100 yard Individual Medley: 1,
• Klipple, College Station; 2, Tolar,
Sdii Antonio; 3, Tyml, Houston
AC; 4, Barlow, College' Station;
UK- Cleland, College Station. Time
iG-i JijJ&fL
60 ynud Freestyle: 1, Bamct,
Park Cities; 2, Morris. San Anton
io; Z, Boyle, Dallas AC; 4, Ansel,
Houston AC; 5, Cook, Liberty.
Time 27.9. ' J
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Managers Meet
To Pick All-stars
Mitchell Takes
Second Volleyball
SWC Football
Coaches Halt
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Free Speeches
BY HAROLD V. RATLIFF
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DALLAS—Aimed at self-pre-
servation, Southwest Conference
football coaches have made the
following' agreements:
1. ;|Thoy will no longer follow
the cJUstom of meeting in the cen
ter of the field after a football
ganie : and shaking hand?.
2. 'They will charge a fee of
25c plus expenses to kpeak at
all banquets except those held by
alunuii groups of their respective
sehodl^ or those held in the city
wheel their school is located.
Th| self-preservation ideas bo-
hind.ithese moves are:
It’s wearing and tearing on a
football coach to try to buck the
crow|s that swarm onto a field
at tH| end of a ganie.
A fellow can eat himself into a
Sail'S, t^iCrown of Summer
pus League will meet in the
Longhorn office on the second
floor of Goodwin Hall Tuesday
at 5:15 to make their final selec
tions for the Campus * League
All-star team. :
The four Intramural officials
arc also asked to be present and
take part in the voting.
Barney Welch, director of In-
tramural^Athletics,. will be in
charge. W
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.Mitchell Hall won the Intramural
: Vblley Bull Crown for the 2nd sum
mer semester last Friday when'*
'they downed Trailer Camp in two
straight games 15-1 and 15-5. ’j
This was the second consecutive
Missing Easy Putt
Costs Babe $1,000
NORTHFIELD, N. J., Aug. 16
—IfB—A five-foot putt missed by
Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Zaharias
cost her ?1,000 yesterday in the
Women’s. National ' Open
Tournament, as she easily
Bizzell Wins Camlm
new
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aho said that, v
quiptnent at his i
m!
ed that he was
im pressed with the
roomis that were
summer, especial-
training room,
with all the
ptnent at his disposal, he
kble to care for all the
every need in the phy-
th< rapy line. » i
febi t also notpd that the new
pme it he will have to work
is even better than that)he
at the Penn Relays his last
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tiideout family will arrive
so n frojn Camp Sjtewart, near,
K< TviUej where they have been
rei idin ? Ithis ) suitimet. Rideout'
wi i en ployed there for the suni-
mir urtil he accepted the train-
in joi . IBis family includes his
wi e and two children, Ann,
sefen, arid Jimmy, two.
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With 4 to 1 Vwtorrt
j.j'l By DON ENGELKING
Bizzell Hall captured the Campus Softball League Crx wn
softball diamond by whipping Law Hall 4 to 1 in a iilaiy iff
League play in a tie for first placq. ? (
^rthur Burch pjtched’a two hitter for Bizzell stiikin f ou
ed six of the thii^y men he faced. The victory gave Buj-clj a
Bizzell, A-even
Meet for College
Softball Crown
■♦lor' the current semester
tramural Softball play)
Law was the first tda
draw blood in the close :oiite4t
i Wneri iney tallied a lone (nairk|r
in the first inning.
George Spicer first ma i ip
hosoUal
physical
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Bizzell Hall, champions of the
Camptis Softball Leagpe, apd A-
even, champions of the College
View Softball League { will meet
on the lighted softball diamond at
8 tonight in the first |of a three
the ball game gbt on bin e
Elmer Russell, .Bizzell aioitat qi
booted his ground ball. Sp ce| t*|us
[sacrificed to second, went to
on a fielder's choice arfd
home op ii wild pitch.
Bizzell tied up the gameiin
half of the first. Russell
first on a ground ball t la yjas
and wegr .himself down game .scries to determine tluuCol-
'
physically making all the trips and
delivering all the speeches de
manded of a coach, particularly if
he’s Rad a winning team.
Sopneone made the observation
that if those guys started charging
for their speeches they might find
lege Intramural Softball Champ
ions.
The second and third gamety
if needed will be played on Tues
day jand Wednesday night on the
same diamond and at the same
time. ! I/T j |
A-qven was easily the class of
hobbled by Law Shortstop
Davidson.
Russell went ,to secon 1
fielders’ choice and cairn
on a long hard hit single t
by “Hot Dog” Redditt. I
played thirdbase for Bi: ze 1
the .absence of their regular
corner mart, Bob HoVel.
Bizzell went ahead to Istjjiy
(Jm* Law
wh en
th rtl
ne
th nr
g|^t
m their League without a play the bases with one out on a
f. Bizzell, howevdr entled League I an error and an infield lift.
theiV spopularjty on the wane. Thjg. .
impliiation was that the fans j the £ollege View League, They the third inning when they Ipai
wouldn’t want to have to listen j won
and j nay too. That, however, is to .
be discredited. Southwest Confer-, Play in the Champus League m j ditt then lined one to lejft
Volleyball championship fo r
Mitchell team. They won the same
titje during the first six-week se
mester.
The decisive win Over Trailer
Camp enabled Mitchell to com
plete the entire summer with
out losing a volleyball decision.
Trailer camp was the only team
to go three full games with the
champions and that happened
during the first six peck semes
ter. ij
In both j games last Friday
Mitchell took an eafly lead and
was never in trouble during the
Golf nthteh. Buzz Williams was the
cap- outstanding player With his ..time-
| theKwto ». u "-
Antonio; 3, Bonnen, College ,Sta-
tured the ev|entiat the Atlantic, ly kills.
City Country Club.^ ^ j Members of the winning team
As it wag, the Femdale, N. Y.,! are: Wally Dixon, Slick Holland,
star collected the winner’s purse A- L. Von Rosenberg, Roy Brash-
of $1,200 with -jan even 300 for ear, A1 Cartwright, Hill, Cowing,
72 Poles, eight strokes better than Williams ‘and A. P.) Wiley, man-
Betty Hicks, Detroit, in second a ger. |‘
place. j -j— s l
A country clyb member offered
$1,000 to any pf the 11 profes-
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tion; 4, Bljel; Houston AC. Time
34.4.
50 yard Backstroke: 1, Klipple,
College Statibh; 2, Morns, San An
tonio; 3, Tejrinll, Houston AG;
Boyle, Dallas A|C; 5, Helvey, Col
lege Station
I Girls
50 yard Backstroke: 1, Askew,
Park Cities; 2, Chambers, Nacog
doches; 3, Ann; Copeland, College
Station; 4, Wilson, College Sta
tion; 6, Boynton, Nacogdoches.
Tiqie 40.9/
50 yard, Freestyle: ,1, Jpliannee,
Park Cities; 2, Askew, Park Cities;
3, Cprr, Park Cities; 4, Harris,
Nacogdoches; 5)‘Chambers, Nacog
doches. Time 34.7.
50 yard Breaststroke: 1, McKin
ney, Naeogroiihes; 2, Johannes,
Park Cities; 3, L ( McKinney, Nac
ogdoches; 4, Hill, Park Cities; 5,
Askew, Park Cities. Time, 43.4.
Travis Bryan New
Head of Baseball
Association Here j
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Travis B. Bryan was elected
presidept of ’ the Biyan Baseball
Association,at a called meeting of
the directors of that organization
Wednesday. He succtijeds Harry Lo
gan, who resigned His position as
president and director.
Bryan’s former position as vice-
president will be filled by L. F.
Coffey. Earl Parsons will continue
as secretary - treasurer.
Bryan’s first official act as
president, was to announce the re
grets of the directors at Logan’s
resignation. He then made an ap
peal to the residents of Bryan for
funds to aid in continuation of
(he present season. ^
^Tfie team is operating at a loss
now, mainly because the attend
ance at the games) is too small,
Bryan 'stated. Several games that
would haye had large attendance
have been rained but, with a re
sulting loss in gate receipts, he
adde3.
Contributions may be mailed to
the Bryan Baseball Association, or
given to any of the directors, Bry
an said.
But there is cause to wonder
what ; one’s reaction would be if
sonic town that had no school in
the conference and no local alumni
to put on the banquet called arid
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‘‘N6w, Coach, we’d like to have
you speajc at our football banquet.
We’ve invited Johnny Whoosiz,
the all-state back from Punkjn
Hollow, as our special guest, and
we think with you and this big
star both on the program we’ll
have the best banquet in the state.
We're a little short on funds but
feel that it will be well worth your
while* to come here since Johnny
has been looking over your school
with the idea of perhaps going
there next fall.”
We're not insinuating that the
coach might: wink at the rdle in
such an instance and make the
opoech. It dies, however, open up
anf interesting speculation don’t
you think?
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Fan Roughs Ump
LONGVIEW, Tex., Aug. 16.-
(dB-i-j’red Nicholson, president of
the'Lone Star League, said today
that the Bryan baseball club Had
been fined $250 in connection with
an assault by a fan on Umpire E.
F.:Hjbnry. ' T H’ •
He said the fine was for neg
ligence of duty in protecting um
pires, but that it would be .tem
porarily suspended pending con
duct of Bryan fans for the rest
of the season.
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Nicholson said the incident oc
curred after the Bryan arid Kil
gore, game in Bryan Thursday
night.
He said Henry received injuries
which required medical attention
and which will prevent him from
umpiring for several days.
off game Friday night 4 to 1.
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European Athletes
Shun Iron Curtain
Eastei
tain If'
\ LONDON, Aug. 16—0T>—Ath
letes from Communist-Dominated
rn Eurppe who came to Bri-
br the Olympics are seeking
waysj to avoid going home.
.... j..| Two Czschs are Theix}.... ..
Hungarians have announced
plans to stay in England Several
Yugoslavs and Poles have asked
aboujt their chances df staying
here or going to the Uhited States
or Canada.
Almost a third of the Hungar
ian Olympic squad of 125 is still
in England. Many Czechs are still
here and will remain for the fun
eral; of one of their group, a girl
gymnast who died Saturday.
‘‘There is a possibility tliat more
athletes from Communist-Dominat
ed European countries may want
to see us.” A home office official
sriidj : 1‘ / fft;
T^ie home office has not an
nounced how many applications
for registration to rennain that it
has received or approved. However,
it did keep its aliens’ department
open all day Sunday, an unusual
procedure.
from third.
In the fourth inning
peered their last two rubs
Jack Green, right fielder
and Milton “Shallow wa
Chemehl, manager and rovjng
fielder, singled.
(er’’ Ha-
Green and Machemehl
ced one base each, "on
pitch. Green camp Jiorirt :»'hfn
Bill Penrod got a? infield 1(R
and Machemehl scored On Stern’s
grounder to shortstop.
Don Fisher, Law Hall mi>ui de
mon, allowed Bizzell di ily f aur
hits. Fisher struck out .fiva ind
walked five as he w&s efarjed
with his second loss- ci tljc |fc4 es '
ter against seven victof
There were no extra
in the game and no bai t ir icol .ec
i, ias a
F ars arc near-sighted because
of icir long-time habit of feeding
with noses to the ground. Keen
senses of hearing and smell make
up [for this deficiericji
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Pr|jbi bly
ideb itj in well acquainted
peo )le he will work with hi
Aggieland. He said he
ol the athletic/staff before
; here) and that was arin
r ivason why he wanted the
Ition I j
e w 111 not work with kny one
Up (fjathlptes, but will minis-
to the needs and hurts of all
var oiis teamsi His duties aro
and requiie 'Specialization
trailing that only a man of
ability could perform. * 4
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rid if night on the lighted”
.mej. The two teams ended
ten batters. Burch
d of [six wins and nalo^es-
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walk-
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•R(idditt[8 long single in the
st irn|ng. ; |
^opdiily night at 8 o’dock Biz- 9
will meet the dhampioris of
j College view Softball League,
ever, in. the first of a three v' :
me
iicjhcs to dctcrmmu.tkL^Cul-
lptrami|ral Softball Champ-
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