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office
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f ( ’Mural Softball
Begins Tomorrow
A meeting of all Intramural ath-
Lic officers was h«W yesterday
t^rnoon in the Student Activities
; and the outcome of tKe first
of summer Intramural sports
discussed. <£: ' •/ .^
i Only one change was made in
the operation of the program./Tne
officers present approved a change
in the ffme of campus I-softball
games frbmj-5:30 to 6:45 fpj; aft-
;i ernoon gam*
/ 'I to get to, the playing fieldi apd
t-^ warm up i some before the
to aflow the players
apd
mes
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The following teams werO en*
tered in softball competition for
the coming semester: Dorm 14,
t':\.
Puryear, Mitchell, Law, *
f i Milner, Project House, Hart,
M ton and TCVV.
' J jiTho first games will be
Legett,
, Wal-
j: games win m played
Thursday with Puryear meeting
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• Legett on diamond six and
1 >- 14 meeting Project House oi
d' mond five.
Two gapies will be played Bvery
:; ’ day and on Monday and Tuesday
! , nights, a. game will be playfd »»»
finning at
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ionships. Both times he was, the
man who beat Texas.
But think what would have hap
pened had Layne and Walker
I mode contact With Blair Cherry
j ‘ that day in the hotel at New Orle-
; i aps. • Undoubtedly Walker would
have gone to Texas jind the com-
■d , bination of Tafyne apd Walker
' would,have been too miich for any'
. 4«am to handle.
H> \ ‘T Southern Methodist, say the ex-
. -perts, has its work cut out for it
Local Swimmers j
Place in Houston
YMCA Swim Meet
Water Carnival
Presented In
CoUege Pool
The' first of the College Station
Recreation Council water carnivals
was\ presented in the college pool
Thursday evening before a large
crowd.
Coach Art Adamson divided the
swimmers into White and Maroon
teams for the competitive swim
ming and the Maroon team' splash
ed its way to victory.
Besides the competitive swim
ming, the audience was entertain
ed by diving and synchronized
swimming exhibitions, the history
of swimming, and the comic diving
antics of (Jayle Klippie and Scotty
Potter.
Win
the, competitive
f ■ In seeking a third straight con-
ference championship this year,
r . Rice is the team most everybody
* / appears to be picking to take' the
1949 title. > /
* Rice has. the stuff warrant"
top consideration—twenty-one let-
termen, eighteen of them seniors.
In view of the ~ fact^that' we
picked Texas to wm the title in
1947 and 1948, our reputatiomis
tan expert can suffer no more.
Therefore, we won’t be taken too
|\ seriously in the following prog-
nosticauoni ••— . 1 , !
T"- rPicks SMU ’
' We’re picking .’Southern Metbo-
i dist to win the title', Coach Matty
Bell won’t like this but we think
SMU will: bo 'stronger /than Over
next season, (jgspite the loss of Gil
Johnson, the great passer, to pro
football. The line ought to be better
and SMU still, has Walker, Kyle
Rote and . Dick McKissack. And
the Methodists didn’t exactly make
a. dry haul ii) bringing in ’ fresh
men last year. "
Rice always finishes strong. The
trouble with Rice is that it never
starts playing championship foot
ball until November. That won’t
I! • i IT®t the job done in the Southwest
J Conference. , i
Texas Christian,and Baylor will
' be the other two'teams of first-
division caliber. Either could win
| j the title. s'
But we have decided' we’ll pick
,,, no team above Southern Methodist
II until some team can finish abovd
Southern Methodist; Why we ever
picked Texa# in 1947 and 1948
still is a mystery to yours truly.
II
The College Station Swim
ming Team won a numbel 1 of
places in the Houston YMCA
Swimming Meet which was
held in Houston this past
weekend^ The^-College Station
Team is composed of local
swimnters and Aggies,
In the junior division Orin Helvey
won second place in the 60 yard
freestyle i event. Tom Barldw and
John Robert Smith came In secir
ond and third respectively sin the
backstroke and the freestyle and
medley relay teams came iii first
and second'respectively. The! free
style team was composed of Hejl-
vey, Terrel, Boyett and Hickman.
The. medley relay swimmers were
Bpnnen, Barlow, and Cleland.
The intermediate division •jpatne
home with three second places to
their credit. Dick Weick won sec
ond in the breast stroke, G ayle
Klippie w'as second in the 220 k’ard
freestyle,"* and the medley relay
team elf Smith, Weick arid Klippie
also came inisecond.
In the senior division, there \i\ere
seven places won by the College
Station team. McKenzie won Sec
ond place and McBride tied tfo|r
fourth/ in the. 50 yard freestyle.
McKenzie also was second in the
KM) yard freestyle event. Copi-
stock and Moye came in second alpd
third, respectively in the breast
stroke, |The medley relay team of
Fleming, Comstock, and Hale plac
ed second while the freestyle relay
team of Fleming, Hale, McKenzie
and McBride alsq came in second.
The local team was handicapped
in_ this meei by not having a full
list of entries for the competition.!
This weekend the College Sta
tion swimmers : will enter t[he Tyler
swim imeet with a full list of en
tries.-. j . . ' J
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inner* 1 of
event* were:
Roys 13 and under, two lengths
freestyle: Tom Barlow, first; Tom
Terrell, second; John Robert Bar
low,! third; Betu Hichman, fourth;
Jerry Oden, fifth* Time 42.2.
Girls 13 and Under, two lengths
backstroke: Bam Wilson, first;
Nahcy Hale, second; Martha Ter
rell, third; Marian Gaddis, fourth;
Time 69.8. , . v S
Boys 11 and Under,'one 1 length
backstroke: Joe Steen,; first;! Bob
by Wilkins, second; Richard Smith,
third; Norman Floeck, fourth; Ben
Trotter, fifth. Time 27.6. . j
Girls 11 and under, one length
freestyle:. Beth Penberthy, first;
Martha Terrell, second; -Ann
Schlesselman, third. Time 25.4.<
Boys 13Land under, two lengths
breast stroke: Tom Barlow, first;
Business men who do not adver
tise are like people who wink in the
dark. They know what they are
jluiiig, but no one else ever finds
out about it. . • , J
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■Great-Great
Grandfather Weds
LOS ANGjELES,—t<A , Vt-A 91-
year-old great-great-great grand
father is honeymooning today with
hs 80-year-old bride.
• ‘T’ve been wanting to marry her
for a long tiime,” said Albert R.
Hummel, “But she didn’t know.".
Finally she says yes. So yesterday
I says, ‘well, we might as Well get
it over with.’f We did.”
Asked how ;she liked being mar-,
ried the former Elizabeth R. Eud-
deke patted Hummel’* cheek and
said:
“I love him. He’s mine, I would’nt
trade him for anything in the
world," 4
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Tom Terrell,, second; Joe Steen,
third; Dickia Hicherson, fourth.
Time 63.2, J
The backstroke relay for the
low Intermediate class was won
by the Marodn Team number one;
White on# wm second; White two,
third; Murooil two, fourth.
The high beginners;freestyle re
lay was won by Maroon lean: three.
The other Winners were: White
one, secondjf Maroon one, third;
Maroon two, fourth; and White
two, fifth. [,
Thq;. low intermediate freestyle
relay was wdn by the White team
two., The other winners were:
White one, second; Maroon one,
third; White three, fourth; and
M&roop two, fifth.
The high intermediate freestyle
relay -was worn by the Maroon two
team. The other winners were:
Maroon one,- second; White one,
third; White two, fourth; and Ma
roon three, fifth.
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