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Dick Ham, Hardin-Simmons, Time
4:^8.4. (New record, did mark 4:81-
.6 set in 1942 by Jerry Thomposn,
Texas.)
880-yard run: 1, Troy Stites, Ok
lahoma A&M; 2i Joe McCarthy,
Oklahoma Baptist; 3, J. C. Zorn,
Texas A&M; 4, Charles Tyer, Bay
lor. Time 2:05.7. 1
High jump—1, Ray "Womack,
Texas, 6 feet 314 inches; 2, tied
by D. R. Graves, Texas A&M; By
ron Townsend, Texas, Buddy DaviS
Texas A&M,-6 feet 114 inches,
(new record; old mark, 6 feet 2%
inches set in 1939 by Don Boydston
Okla. A&M.)
Discus Throw—1, Jack 1 Adkis-
son, SMUj 134 feet, 4 inches; 2,
Bill Milburn, University of Texas,
127 feet, 8 inches; 3, Byron Town
send, Texas, 123 feet, 6 inches; 4,
Alton Patterson, McMurry, 118 ft,
0 inches. > |]], ..j j'
Broad jump—1, Morris Johnson,
Texas, 20 feet, 8*4 inches ; 2, B. D.
Dillon, ^ Texas, 20 feet 1 inch;
Norman Mullins, Baylor, 19 feet,
HVjg irtehes; 4, Byron Townsend,
Texas, 19 feet, lO^ inches.
Javelin-rl, John McMillan, Har-
dih-Simmons, 185 feet, 4 inches;
2, Jerry Cooper, Hardin-Simmons,
K9 feet, 9 inches; 3, Jack Horne,
TCU, 157 feet, 10 inches; 4, Reed
Qpinn, Tejcas, 157 feet 9 inches.
Shot Put—1, Reed Quinn, Texas
45 feet 2 inches;,2, Jack Adkisson,
SMU,» : 42 feet 3Mi inches; 3, Bill
Already Crowded,
Biology Head Says
The new Science Building, exist
ing in plans only, is already over
crowded, according to! Dr. C. C.
Doak, Biology Department head.
Both the Bioldgy and the Ento
mology Department will occupy
the building. Advanced courses in
biology will be crowded out. Ten
tative plans for an Entomology
Building across the street between
the A&I Building and the new
Science Building will a leviate this
shortage of space, Dr. Doak said.
Plans for the Science Building
have been completed and will be
open for bids sometimei this month,
according to Dr. Doak. i
The building will cpnjsist of three
floors; the first will lx? for fresh
man work in biology,’ the second
for work in botany aid the third
will be for zoology an4 bacteriolo
gy. Adequate space ajnd facilities
for undergraduate woijk in bacter
iology will be provided. Plans are
also being made for :an Oceano
graphy Department, i Dr. Doak
stated.
Whats Cooking
AIEE-IRE, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday,
EE Lecture Room.
BUSINESS SOCIETY, 7:30 p.
m., Tuesday, YMCA Chapel, Ad
dress by H. C. Windier.
DEBATE CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Room 325, Academic
Building.
HOUSTON A&M CLUB, 7:15 p
m., Monday, YMCA.
JUNIOR AVMA; Tuesday 7:30
p. m. Amphitheater of Yet Hospi
tal,* Dr. R. R. Shrode will speak.
PRE-LAW SOCIETY, 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Assembly Room, YMCA.
SAM, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Room
301, Goodwin Hall.
Milburn, Texas, 41 fejet 6 inches;
4, Alton Patterson, MpMurry Col
lege, 40 feet 1 % inchek (New: rec
ord; old mark 41 feetj, 6*% jftehes
set in 1939 by Wilson,I Baylor.)
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