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' .NEW' YORK—The ; Inconstant
golfer ha« little difficulty remem
bering hie peri or birdies By
same token the pro go fer
rattle off ip a minute or less
worst holes. ' ,
Take Bryon Nelson, for example.
In 19iT) the Kort Worth, 1 eXy 1
1 set. a reebrd for fountain ent i _
u jicn h«;won in 1939 he
won the United States Open. Yet
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Sarasen and wa* leading Urn at
X w as a real
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ought t had this
tournament sewed up.
San Antonio river
the fairway
the water. Then li
balls In the water
•up with a 10. VI
four on' the hple
and finished wltR a 71 and won the
tournament: I finished in 7«.
taaght me
to my own buslnfNN and
not worry altout the other fellow.
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he shot on the par five eleventh
hole during iDtt at thd Beverly
Country Club In Chicago.
"Thnre were woods on the left of
the fsjlrway and I hooked several
drives Into the woods. I eamc up
with an elglv
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Standings
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ClevclMtifd v hi 36 .600 3
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Boston
Philadejphlu. V.
Detroltj. t9 Ml
Chicago . 30 33
Waamngton. .. . 13 51
3t. Ljuiis . 31 60
National Longue
Team— W L
St. Louis . 4... 35 36
Brooklyn . .4. V 53 37
Boston 18 45
Philadelphia:.... 47 45
New York ^4 45
Pittsburgh dd 46
30 til .MO 7'fc
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.434 19;
.386 22
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BYRON NEI4SO?;
"Don’t Wbrry .AJkhiIOthert”
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nine years earlier, as an amateur
h<i shot a 10 in the'Texas Open
, at the Brarkenridge Park Country’
1 Club at San Antonio ( _ '
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•tf play," recalls Nelson. Hit hnp-
an the 15th hole at
during the Texas Op* n.
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Eased On Assorted Press
As a result of a secret meeting
of coaches in Dalles nearly five
months ago, some of the oldest
football officials? In Texas will
not appear in any $outhwest Con
ference games 'this year.
The hush-hush Session in the
Adolphus Hotel on
6, saw the hea-
seven Southwest
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duced the list of: officials eligi
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work in their
drasticali
ber schools pat ihtal effect a blade
baE; flfimK. that
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games. •
one negativ: vote was re-
to keep an plficial out of
conference games this year.
_he Fort Worth Star-Telegram
released-the first story Monday oh
the meeting. ,
When James H. Stewart, Execu
tive secretary of the conference,
makes public his assignment of
offidals for games of the 1049
•hove
ft i'a 11 tnun.
e am the members of the Ihuy ear
Irani. Find row, left to right, R. G.
King, J. P. KclIeber, i. J. Hill,
It. T. King, <1. F.vl
M. Cooney. ikM’ond
row, left to right.
E. H. Pletach, B, B.
(Pete) Maundem, I).
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McClung, J. P. Davits L H,
S. Thomas, <mm1 F. J* Du-
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said that
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coaches met and DU
list: "As a rCTult, ,,
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Loupot’s Aggie Softball
Defeated By Madisonville 12-0
Trfiiiie High of $64 Schools
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Loupot’s Aggie softball
sum was submerged by the
fadisottville All-Stars team
onday night in Madisonville,
lM- This loss knocked. Lou's in
By HAROLD
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Tt ESDAV’S RESULTS
AnM'ri<‘airi I/fngur r' ! .
- Detroit 6, Washington 2.
8t.{ Louis 4, Philadelphia 5.
Chicago 2, Boston 11.
Only games scheduled.
National I^aigiu*
Brooklyn 0. Chicago 6,
NfU' York l. Pittsburg i.
Boston 3. . Cincinnati; 6.
Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 0,
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NIMBIE’S smart Corduroy suit
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Dallas, July 26—1^)—Two facts are notable .in th;
1049 lineup of the Texas Interscholastic League football:
1. The Jargest field in history awaits the referee’s
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j 2, Class AA has been returned to the 16-District plan.
In the tentative list of partici** - — 1 —
paling schools (which usually goes gin O • fTt
unchanged on Sept 16—the last I V XlA im I P!)Ill
day for entering), there nrc 864 t/rfUil. a VCUU
scnjools. That’s the all-time high, rrrr, J 1 • m/r
.hef feteu’iuJcJSS * ins «h m Meet
B und Srx-Man football. Class B<| The Collet Station swimming
has jumped from 324 to 389 and teem won fourth place in the Tyler
ibix-Man—the largest for any state TAAF Swimming Meet held last
in thc nation—is 187 Compared to Saturday andF.Sunday in Tyler.
last year.]
c j City Conforence with 26
1h, Ctass AA with 84 and
A with 228 remain the same.
Ih rearranging Class A A so there
wiu be 16 dikprictB instead of 14
as last year when a couple of byes
oc<|urrod ip the first round of the
tc playoff, the league took two
The team, spbutlored by the Col
lege Station Recreation Council, is
coached by Art Adamson, Aggie
swimming coach..*
College Station swimmers won
places in the following events.
Girl’s medley relay-fifth place;
men’s freestyle relay-third place:
okc-BiB
s; menflB
Midland and Odessa. The lOO mcter brcast stroke-Genc Sum-
ms away from district one and boys t 50 meter breast stroke-Bll
cm ini distritjt 3 with La- Kaiow, tied for first place; menfj
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6nni by tbd wayside in the dial riot
softball tournament in Mndisonville
and gave the Madiponvillc team
thh; right to compete in the state
softball tournament in Brownwood
next'! month.
The Aggies won tbfir first game
of the tournament last Friday
night when they defeated the Bryan
Western Auto team 10-9. That win
earned for them the right to play
Madisonville.
Lou’s Aggies fared will in the
flrsi inning of the game Monday
night,, allowing the Madisonville
team only one run. However, the
.Aggies were unable to score.
. In the second inning, the roof
caved m on the boya representing
the college. The entire infield fell
apart and the All-Stars pushed
nine runs across the plate. The
Aggies committed seven errors as
the whole infield had trouble keep
ing its throws to the first sack
down in catching distance of the
baseman.
The ball game was a five inning
affair that saw the last two runs
of ‘ the All-Stars scored in the
fourth.
• Leading hitter for tho ball game
was Smith of Madisonville who
had' two blnglcs in two times at
All plana hav4 bwv corp-
pWted .(or tho athglnk of the
Htatc American Lpglon Junior,
Bbya Baseball Toumamoht in
Bryan next week; Tho tourn
ey will be. run olftADguit 2,
3, 4 and 6. I
The four teams which wilDcom-
pete for the state rifown irfl
determined thin weak in playoffs
around the state. Li bbock il - play
ing Odessa, Waxaha diic is contest
ing Dallas Sunset, ! Iryan in play
ing Galveston and Justin is 1 tangl
ing with Laredo.
Neely Said
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mm 40 officials krh<. ware the
th|o meeting
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have soen bn there.
ho\y haixl it is to
n to agree unanimous-
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“I can’t say : i
says Grubbs, ‘‘I Khven’t seen the
list, but I do understand there is
a desire to work mote young of-
D^yvault,
f egrly are not
TCU games this sea
t the others,’’
at* nice, ‘ v ersity
what,*®?™*
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method
and efforts are being made tp hove
Governor AUMiVShirers attend.! 1
M. M. (Bip) ?rskin ol terjui is
general chairnuib* ® ‘4 IV M. Cum
mings of Austin s director of
tournament play.
There will , be double-headers a
August 2 and; 3V 1 "
8:15 ,p. m.
tho . seven
i^en who will
woilt coinferenco gin re. ull
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ring up the
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al tourn?
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picnics ■;
for the of
The four teams llhat wj
wili be survivors t>f 1^1
which started ptay'ohJurieig, Aus
tin’s Baddies won the IMSTcrown. „
: The local Bryaii post (^ari 1 ;
Graham PostTWyisJsponsQring tbe ih
state, meet hew-?. ., r.
as Agmes as ha
pimter or i
they won’t be tossii
about carelessly. I f \-\
t, the Aggies, ;at least dpr-
early weeks of
' to b»"t
m in tjhe.'BoifthWe
.hi Thls week, athletic director Bar.
[low (Rones i Inin jrtcelved 300
WiUtam A*
ntonio- with
itwatjer are joined first place; women’s 50 meter back | Olsak, the losing Aggie pitcher,
by) 1 Brownwood of 'IJHstrict 7 in I stroke-Libby 1 Blank, second placo; got the j nod as the leading hitter
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by Bro
foniiing District 5.
boy’s 100 meter fre<! stylc-Bill foir the Khrmers, getting one hit
ct with Aus-1 Karow, first place; women’s 100 in two times at the plate.
Score by innings:
Laredo, in the dis
tin, .Carpus Cbristi, Kcrrvillo and ! meter medley* relay-third pla-
Victoria last year is plaa-d in a hoy’s 300 meter medley relay-thl
district with Alice, Kingsville and placo; wonted's 200 meter
Rolwtown.
iThere arc no new team#—-just
some iChanges in district.• assign
ment h and numbers; 1
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rrtei'lent Clarence! Linz of the
Dallas lew Hockey Club has check*
od up .and found his boys sot sev
eral records during the 1948.49
w mpUign. They are the kind of
records no club wants and Linz
wpulfi like to know how they had
to happen to him.
In ail the -history of organized
Hpcktly—both major and minor
longues—no other dub ever had
as many broken, hones as Dallas.
[‘T found that the record until
laist winter was four, hung up by
Montreal." Linz said. "Wc almost
doubled that: wp had Seven men
in eisU.”
1 They also ran fhe heaviest doctor
and hospital bill in ice hockey
history, Linz declared. "We spent
$3,100,” he revealed. "And still
another record 4ap the number of
stitches taken ini cuts and slashes.
They ran several hundred a month."
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They’re eatipg at
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No wonder she’s glad!
HOT ARB’S
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boy’s 200 nulor free style-Gaylu
Kllpple, seebnd place. \
TCVV Defeats Late
HaD Tuesday 44
Trailer Camp defeated Law Hall
Tuesday night 1*0 ta remain unde
feated In lesgup ploy. It was the
only gum(* played Tuesday.
Gene Belle was the winning hurl-
er and allowed only two hits in
pitrhing the shnt-out.
The Trailer Camp boys hit the
I>iw pitehor, Tumbow three times
for four runs; five errors on the
part of Ihe Law team helped the
Trailer Camp cause.
Buddy Denton of Trailer Camp
was the leading hitter of the garo(\
getting two safe trips out of throe
times at the plate. ‘ ^
All other games were postponed
due to the rain and will be played
at a later date.
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Girls Softball
(paitye Tomorrow
"j The College View girls softball
team will play host to Ihe Bryan
girls team .tomorrow afternoon at
6 on diamond number one on the
campus. . j
previous encounters, the
“ has come out on the
\ In two prcvic
BtjAn team ha
long end of the
score.
Harrison, the manager of
llego View team, arranged.
Madisonville.
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NEW KABBIT PROGRAM
WHEELING, W. Va. — (/PI —
learning after considortible exper
imenting that rabbits Imported
from Western states for stacking
ran not be acclimated. WrsVy'-
ginta will launch a projret m
month to restore the populath
cif the native rabbits. ‘ j 4
The lust season the Brooklyn
Dodgers finished in last place tn
the Nationhl League was ih 1905.
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