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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1949)
lifi I ' mtm 1 F A(i«IK m «ln«r Ptti * 440 y»r«| Um( w«m l TOM COX of Kl«» wan ** M m il KM, of A«M third iCK of A AM fourth. Tm* A&)VI t«'nm Imd It# broken Ktitlny 0«um Reloyil ten m from Rli In defontlri the boys fpo Tom Co*, i Brown, ntn this eVti with a 8 J Stanford jS Rice ;with College, fou nia, fifth, a m |j »' t He Relay Team’s Win Highland Park Wins First lith Aim ■ By- BILL POTTS Highland Pork High School of Dallas won the state championship in the 12th annual high school swimming meet held |here Saturday afternoon and night. The meet, which was held in Downs Natatorium, was dominated by two big city schools, Highland Park and last year’s champ, Lamar high of Houston. Hi Park garmed- ed 60 points to squeeze by the runner-up, Lamar, which had 46. Austin High School df! Austin was the third place team with 21 points. The other teams .which were in 1 High Swim Meet ’' . i ■ 'in ,.J behind jjCompton CalTfor- m- - i This woo the first dofeot for ArkonooN. In besting tho Owl teom the Cadets set o new conference Diftke Relays, ^ie Aggies Hid tint lUalify because of a dropped baton n! the preliminaries and the Rlee the Aggies this season. In the hake Rela ,qui „ in the preliminaries team won the final. One of the outstanding things in the mile relay, the featured event at the L. A. Relays, was Rice’s Tom Cox's time in his leg of the event. The speedy Rice lad was clocked in an amazing 46.8. Previously, the A&M team had defeated trie. Rice' team in the conference meet in Fayetteville, , 1 <« i : i | DOUG'S CAFF. College and 27th 4 '. i 1 ! 'pecialhing In CAN DISHES STEAK DINNERS .WAYS WELCOME ' f ! • -H Mi L ' «' v ’'' -l-l- aim "iji Chilli V , I '-3 See • I .1 ■ - - ON-WIDI Mi mvrei rocortl with a 3:14.8 run. The Aggie team was composed of Ray Holbrook, Krvln HllderWk, Connie Ludwick, and Donald Mit chell. They' were accompanied by track conch Frank Anderson. ACE AWARDS NEW YORK —Golfers who score a hole-in-one have more than acclaim waiting for them. For ap plying to the proper companies, the lucky linkster can get a case each of a soft drink, a breakfast food and cigarettes, candy bars, certificates and a number of other awards for his feat. Many golf ball manufacturers also award, prizes for aces scored with their ball. Joe Louis’ last eight, defenses of his heavyweight title were made irt New York City lings. RESULTS 50 yard freestyle— L Coates, Dbn, SA Tech; 2* Larry Graham, Lamar; 3. G. R. Marsh, Highland Park; 4. E. D. Burnett, Highland Park; 6. Eugene Kelley, Sah Ja cinto. Time: 26.4. 100 yard breaststroke — l.Bud- dv Hoyt, Paschal; 2. F. Rengland, Highland Park; 3, John Enuicott, Lamar; 4. Claude Hooten, Lamar; 6. Jack Kimmopa, Milby. Time: 1:10.8. / 300 yard freaslyle -f 1. Bob Timmins, Highland Park; ii. (1. Hadden, Lsmarj 3, GralKim Wilson, Austin; 4. Joim Rtufford, Highland Park (Dallas| i, Bill Pryor, Aus tin. Time. 8(12.0. 100 yard hsckslroke — 1. Leslie Heddoes, Highland I'atki 2. Joe Hu melt, Cstbeilrsl il. Dudley Epps, Lanisri 4. Ralph Jartnoti. Austin) 0, Bhorwln Bultlh, Paschal of. Port Worth, Tlmei I'lOO.I. * 100 yard freestyle — 1. Don Coates, Son Antonio Tech; 2. (led. Buckstaff, i.amarj 3. Lamar Kuly, Austin; 4, Bill Farrell, Highland Park; 6. Don Cuiiiilngluim, Reagon. Time: 87.8. 120 yard Individual medley — 1. At Kilgore, Austin of Houston; 2. Gayle Klippte, A AM Consolidated; 3. Buddy Hoyt, Paschal; 4. John Stafford, Highland Park, 6, Joe Burnett, Cathedral. Time: 1:20.1. Diving—1. Bob Broadnax, La mar; 2. Bob Armstrong, Austin; 3. Frank Barbosa, Highland Park; 4. Neson Burt, Highland Park; 6. Bill Scott, Lamar. Score: 68.3G. 180 yard medley relay—1. High land Park (Beddoes, Rengland, Timmins) 2. Lamar; 3. Milby; 4. Austin of Austin; 6. Paschal. Time 1:46.2. . ' 160 yard freestyle—1. Lamar (Endicott, Jack McComb, Graham, George Buckstaff) 2. Highland Park; 3. Regan; 4. Austin of Aus tin; 5. San Jacinto. the j finals placed as follows Paschal of Foit, Worth and Pan nio Tech, 12 each, 6. Milby Reagan, both of Houston, 7 each, 8. Austin of Houston, six, 9. Cathedral of Dallas, five, 10. A&M Consolidated, four, 11. San' Ja cinto of Houston, 3. Don Coates of San Antonio Tech was the high point man m the meet with 12 points. He placed tile 60 yard freestyle with 25.4 seconds and first 100 yard freesty <• with a We of 57.9 seconds. The meet was not decided uptil the last event!, the 160 yard free style relay. Up to that event, High land’ Park was leading, 42 to 35. If the Scots had not placed in that event, Lamar would have taken the meet. However, Lamar placed first and Highland Park placed second to take 10 and eight points re spectively in the event and the boys from Dallas emerged the victors. | ' J !> Lamar dominated the diving events with deven points and'High land Park was second with five. Lamar’s Bob Broadnax was eapily the outstanding diver of the meet] taking first in diving; i > Two new records were set; in theneis^ both being in new events. Bob Timmins of Highland Park swam the 200 yard freestyle in 2:12.0 and A1 Kilgore of Stephen F. Austin swam the 100 yard free style in 57.9. Both these tijnes go down in the record book ds : Offi cial record marks. j » j : . : p MONDAY, MA Mixed Doubles Bowling League To Be Held Here This Summer rvin ntain iloii is A mixed doubles bowling longue wtlt tw Nlfl ttili wmmdr, tooordj A Athletics Win ’Mural Meet The totsls In the I nit's moral Truck nisei have boon auminod up and A Athletic gathered the most points to win the event. A Athletic totaled 43 il/fi paints, H Field was second with only tl t/ft points, F, Air Force was hncely lichlttd them with 11 t/lO, Only 10 S/B points were racked up by A Field and R Athletic was the duly other outfit to place la .the money with 10 1/B points. ' ! The Intramurals H a d ni i n t o a crown was won by James Tittle of Dorm 14. Tittle teamed with Clyde Sommers of Dorm 14 to take the doubles title. The Corps Softball longue is nearing final playoffs. D Field Ar tillery downed A Cavalry by a 9-2 margin. They will meet the winner of the A Composite-C Air Force game, which is to be played today. The final game is slated for Wednesday. A Cavalry had defeated A Ord nance, 2-0, %to get a crack at D Field. D Field edged E Air Force ip a game Thursday, 2-1. A Composite swamped D Air Force, 10-1. Dorm 14 scored an upset by dropping Dorm 16 from a shot at Veteran’s playoffs. The.score was 8-3 with Jack Robbins taking cre dit for the win. Lutheran white washed Galveston 8-0 in club play offs. Horseshoes enter final week of p’lay with two games pitched. C In fantry hipped B Veterans, 2-1. B Field shutout A Infantry, 3-0. ing to Marvin Uagomclcrr newly- elected captain of the BoWilng Team, Rhnlents and non-jit adepts arc eligible to participate, provid ing they have a wiff or girl feicml as a pnrtiieh >! In order to [equalise the siipar-i ate entiles, noviee* will Ini award ed a handicap (if soiinany )0na per match, the exact nninhey tp in) de-i elded oh the combined iota] of; the separate teamrti An instructor will also he ttvalls aide to give hdlii to novice cnlrlcs. Tho Initial meeting if* sclujdtimd io he held the second ‘ week! df Ihe summer somesjer. Htudcikis who are going to be here only lone aeiL slou will also be eligible It) partl- cipate, An attempt will he htadtj to award keys to the best teams In the league. Further onnmmeefponts will ho made In the Unit this IsumJ mer. Application blanks should bd turned In to Marvin ^InjgethMerj Art Howard, or the Butt Hportk desk. Hagemeier was elected] captain of next year’s Bowling Team at Its regular meeting last Wednes day. Wally Dixon was given the position of assistant captain] am| Emmett Trant wan appointed pub licity officer. R. L. McClure was elected secretary-treasurer. Since its inception this ; past se mester the squad b as pbiycri six matches, winning four Of them, Next year’s schedule will list a minimum Of eight matches, in-j eluding at least two with TSC'W. In addition to the doubles league this summer, a squad will be form ed to play the University :of Hous ton ‘on a home-and-homei basis. A strong nucleus of M. L- Dunce- ford, Wally Dixon, Ray Ly6n, R. L. McClure, Floyd! Henk, Brad Holmes, Emmett Trant, Harris Cox, and A. B. Harris j will be back next fall. [ •. ! il M Here is J. D. HAMPTON, Aggit distance champ, as he scored five points for A&M in the mile run it the conference meet in Fayette ville last weekend. Behind him is J. C. HERRING of Aggieiand, wjio won second. / 1 —L ? 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