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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1950)
\ I <* 1 j 4 J- * # i • A Athletics Cop Intramural Track Crow n, Top Record By MCt MAMTZAS a AtMetka MNI five first pi* c»* U> WsJk off with tl># .armus intrsnwikl trsok me#t Frmy sf t#r*v«or an th# Kyi# Fi#W trsck AltisHtfh th# sthlrt#* of H*rt Hsll anlrrtd only nin# of Mm im, rvrnts, th#y still manaV^I conn out o« top aa th#y hav# <k>iw for th# last f#w years. Ftoal t#af> rssalta art not yet complrt# but will be released Only in th# MO-yard relay war a record sal Billy TWw#ll of A Athletics aped across the finish line to break last year's rectint (which was alsa s«t by A Ath letics) with s fast time of l 34 4. four seconds under last season's mark Ralph Qpy of A Ordnance won the 440 yard dash in a Uk of W 4 with Uancer of A Coast, Hu k of B Quartermaster, and Webb of ASA finishing in order behind Gay Trailing A Athletics in the Mao- yard relay were B Kngmeer*, A toaat, and l» Infantry KB*arda (ops sn# K-iwanls of B Infantry < rosaed the finish It'if' in the Hgi*-ya*d i on w th a lime of 2 nd 4 white i iMshttll of C Infantry, Griffin of C A si Karas, snd of the i Whit* Band filU>d up the follow ing thrte (daces Jum- (laA of A Quirt#rmasW. j s ho ran the century dash in 10:1 • for th« htM ttigc m the prelumn-! aides, fsikr*l to place l^hiiid win- j n< r i 'iuirh< Royalty "f A Ath-I v*H». rished across in 10:1 j seesmds. Kuok of C (*s',dr> croaO* It ejl cln»e iMhmd Rayalty with A QMt"« llav d Y0n#et takmf third | and Tnantay Butler of K Air -Kwne fourth \ K Flights IgO-yan) hunller Robertson won that event in a Uinrwtf 14 " with Hurst of A Kn- | Flight ami last* r trsii- * ^&fdaf. I k Mhletica thm A AUiietica' thud victory in th#l race* was in the 44<> yart ’ciayi with a Hj<>< #f 44:0 while K Air] Foite, C Infantry, ami A Quar- 1 termast* r took tha following pla- j eea. In the shot ,p|B contest George Rush of A kthhaics tosssid th* 12- i pound shot IS* If" for ftrst pia*e rumors with lawm Scott of the' Maroon Band is *Mond piag# with At' I” Kwi j Sommers af ABAj finished third will 44* I**, and Loansrd Met gnn at B Kngibeers tossed the sUli 42* 11V* fw fourth. Two tics wh*v featured in the high jump witfedi’ Iff*' taking find place Aiuier»<* «f A Quartermas ter and 7.iubdr fmirnhed in first plswre snd Jim Cupit of K Flight tied Lincoln Uinsch of A QMC at &’ r* for third place Itidi Repeat- A Field Antiiery s CKft Pfiel polcvaulted 11' 0 W to win the pole vault event wjth Feet of A CW S and Connie Magounk tying for secoi.d place at 10' 4” Pfigi was defending chainp and record-hold er A three place »i# between Lnry of A Athleding Jones of B 'k-ripo site a rut 1-awiur of th# Whttg Band at the ten fgot mark completed the pul* vault event Ray Graves, another member of A Athletics, to.A the bmaBjump w i#h a hop uf 2!' S\ M and was fol lowed up By Yeager, wh*i Waa an inch and three fourths short ot* c idle victor. Royalty was third with 2ii’ 4”, and in a three way tie for fourth ■dace wriW James Waldhp of A Quart* rmaster, Gus Fox of K Air Force, and Owens of Dorm 14. • Son-Military Softball Champs Itorm 17 droppe*) Tf’VV, H-2, for th# championship of the non- mtfttary diet, mn with Bill Turn- bow pitching for the winners Turnhow h«id the TCW nine scoreless for thr first four frame* and allowed the loaers only two Hits. L E Blinder wss on the mound for TCVV mad gave uo th* eight run* oa fiUe hits in the seven inn ings of play. Reoouitchng in an another i ham pionship jpiayoff gan*e Wimier gwve up paly tw« hits as the Phy sical Education mayors detested the ASAK club, iMt, Tor the title The winrwrs colieeted th* thane runs off sn hits fnun ASAK S itoher H<Miggs with Ih.yle ll.Hire. lax Sutton, snd Dan Frwdv svor mg the trio of runs Dglta* May 22 -t-T' The wont CoUferance c*n bob f to taking th# bad in its tracA fbld tunl- with th# Big Srv«(|Co4* fstwara on the bagu of G distances in tha Wapactlve TH# two ronfeamrea will |*bMl far thr fourth tigse hem* J\ Th, Boutnwyst hap won on# tha B% Sev#n on# and therg haoa on# tie. The Rig Seven baid ita week end wad show penoritf over the South* shot pig. mil# nai. Why two-mil# run snd pob vw a slight edg# in the javgife despite adverse wfathor rondftiooa Auatkweal fWpa HfWiatl But the Southwest could i iMaot leadership I# the dsshea lf<l. 2$H and 4411: the high and low hfrdlds the bnMd jump kigh jump, |iis«'#s iht iu and mile iwlay The gouth west bw- the 44(1 yard rainy ait th* Big f#ven do*s not, thug event u not run In the dual meat ib its madt bft »ed nbHtfi W* .<*utnwefl|ffta oil ii. i Named All-Conference four player* who raeaived the was f of all romehm. Th# other two makarat Three outstanding members of the the 1MB ABM Baseball taMi- vou Wallace Moms, Guy Wang##, and were Ka) Begnst, Texas second rreaUWt Pat Hubert wer# given places nasemsa. and Murray WaU, ac# ly bAaui oa tha AII-8outhwaat CaaMunce IjM.ghurn hurler ditma. wlwlwfld bT'thTAsawatadTvwM N<MT ‘* <R«ohhyf Oravas, TCU In gaining His second *11-confir- , I h - h—• «.»i.* *^sr«zsiNi WS * -S M l' renterfieUfer, each »ec#m-d batters wuh a pvacaataga maib baseball coaches. fiv«* vot*** well over <IUU • / / Moon and Wallace were two of <iu> HaHat* Mallace repeated so ail-canfer- epee shortstop dragile a bad early season injurf. ui«e-*»i it i witn nuisi oi gineers. Zmbar of 1 FH| Hinsch of A kibarterniiut* ing at the fftnaa, in. that or The three top men in eadl event .(Ualify for the meet here A sweep in the shot pi|t agii ml# n|r is uuinatHl fbt tBr Big Se<v**r auh the Sputhwept liwely G> take all place* In the 1041 h>gh hunllev and 2Jtl nn<l »»ir thg mil* reb'. tn which only two tcaigp will ne entgred. Sh*dpaiiers String Jim Allek of < <>lui *».u, ; Uoljin Prather of Ka'-w* Slut# Hill tA *1 Iv Tena**r of < ' bit»*l*> till r|m (ar tha shot farth#r Mai the i»«Jt man in the ftouthwcat uhil* B*>1> garess. Bill McGuire of Mi««<>un uiil Put Bow*rs of Kan-at ul! sppe4> iwt ter than any Southwest mger Mural rhampioiiM l , irtun*M TtMlav Intramural iHrart**c Ibrnev Belrb snnouiucd t|at the f*d lowing mlrsmunil ami**! *ui Ben* -h.iuld .iM»e*u gl the intra mural office toda* at 3 p m to ha*e their pi< fure- tst en for the "»(l AggtslaM 1‘irturr* to he .aken invlade ihe following ww»i|rr» *-f,ms country .hi* minor — \ Infan- Irv nun military tapni**—Ih'tm lu; i.aiuiiwli J#wejl M* ib* H a.ul lack Rahiers-i h*-kethsll Vfrrkctine s >d Fin a me cluh foathail—Uu-ioeM * lub. »«fl- balt 11 ('amp **ilr l>**cm 17. a'd PK < tub votteythall— K V.r Force, Beaimu.it (Tah. aod Mitehell: ImB*idaaK track sin **er-. weighl litlirg champions ipen g*df. t**nuis single- a*id d* uhien chsmp>of)»; snd open haaminlon, -ingles and double- But in th** siodrt* 100 aful JKh j champs. - -Charley Parker <»f Teng- ha. 1 „ , | B d*me F.d and 21 <1 with ( arl \laye-i ,and F«rry ftamurl- of 1e*k* utpi Vlj.. It V\ a (harlot [Arthur Hr#**, of Ki*e cipe to *■*->«•** ff MB m v nmrllNi th«*«<- times Hsriv 'd<-< I t»a o* of Nahragka won th* loo in !*) d slid the I'Jf> m 2Mi in the B g << v***n me**t -kstopper, and Gerald Jenson, season at th*> head ot th# d l' r*r five votes. Texas D*.an sates Hgaad Others select* d wer# Bill Lswm- Moun Oatstaadiag Defaaaivsly Mooa was cited for his {troll- Mr. TCU catcher; Adrian Burk, d#f#nsive coverage of itb Baylor first ha-onmn; Bea Tomp- center pasture and hh ftoavy sQck- IcinaJ Texas M.ird baseman, Frank w<,r b of the plate. Womack, Texas *M.tfbber. ( har. H# u ^ 1 ^ ! ‘Mttod in and has a coXwne# ty I.WI Baylor mfVaMnr who Utu ^ of _ m In th# was selected a. ths utility player SWf Moon was th« tergal el moat Texas placed five performers on * cuu< * **» the team. Baylor and AhM. thr**# Th# pitching staff consisted of Bach. TCU two, and SMI’ one. i Grave#, ffill, Hwlort, and Gorfo Rice was not repreaent*>d f-foor Mn* named instead of I iH-apite a ensebed ankle that | f or kept himt out of the linrur* until the conference opanar, Wallace Hub* three this year bMMioae of a U< spud Imtween Hu. Kaiph nils Art Adamson ( aorh V«d#r**»n i- shown presenting Kill- Ihe jimm) Kiel Traphj at I Sal we«A’« spring -port- barbecue haaguel. Fhe traphy goes lo the -wiauiwtr who ha* the heat all around record in hu -port, .todies, sod -lauding with the military department and l ram male*. Paul Lem mg of Texas A AM ran th# high hurdle* in 14 J* own l-ared t" I5<i hy Bol. B* rk hue of Nebiwako In ’tw miie retgy Ivice did 3 14 3 while kat.-a**, u win ning tli the Big Sevnv. tufm.i in 3 191* Parking MeturA Double S*n Antonio -<i4H There was in, (,**g] g*T* * ulh #*.; • fdomn** in 1!I5, A It . lh#»v h*re ta auh*- mohilsa, and \Vi||*e I„ Williams wasn’t around that V* ar So VA’Utanis *tke*i[ ti-lay thdt a com pis it t i hatging itm w.tn i«*g Itgw it c'iii:.«i.M, oa y * b 24, 1'Jo. A !>. U* 3>n< sae*i< Judge (’. J Matthew- gn ■'i-l a s re*jut*st Pot Hulort lltihcrl (.implied a A*1 confer* ence pitching record and tied with Gorm of Trisa for a -pot .*n the all league mound atsff. Spring T Banqurl- lit Id at I ranUin's More tlan lo# Aggie athlptc* their wives and lUte#, and the \AM com hex hihI wive* attended th. annual -pring dinner- dance! of the "T" AsoKiafton at Frank- !m'« Friday n gh!. lietn Schnckel, president *if the association and a form**! co-cap-i tain «*f ih* Marooti Im-ketball | team, »a« (rresented an award hy te.e mernhyrship of !h# cluh u- a token of the irroups npp’ocbGon tor tti. w ik during lihtfl-S# The pres* nlation was made hy Boh Mail among the landing pitcher of th# league, finiahuig with a 5-1 record. All throe Aggie* nave a yenr of ebgihility remaining and are «)*- perted hack in SoBtembcV aftlr 1 thrm* months nenu prgi play. Battalinm SPORTS MOV MAI 22. IB&4I Page J klL ra W»\\\ Moon Mo#n and teammate M allace were among lh# four unammou!. choice- for (he all-conference learn An outstanding hitler Moon al*o i» noted for hi- cen- te.fi* Id dcfeoM* e play. 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Til EXCHANGE STORE "8er\ing Text* Aggieu” (.ayh Kiippic *.f AAM t’l.n#..!- tdated «et one .*f thr#** record- ir the JTiih annual State High School, Swurumrur meet held Saturday evening in the natatorium 1 an.ai <»/ Houat#n and Highland l*krk of thiltas dominated the rm***t with th«‘ Indians edging th< S-Cot tie*, f>4 to 52, for first place hotr t or- while the young AAM ('on- 1 solidated Tiger- were third with 14 points Other teams which entered the meet finished in the follow ng or der' Auatin of Austin (1H|. Rea gan of Houaton (12 i. Auatin of How#ten and Pa**hal of Fort VMhrfh Hie Hi Austin *>f Bryan 14), Milhy of Houston i2i, and Stoi Jacmt** "f Houston < 11 Kit|»ple knocked two second* *>ff thy rwrunl set -ast year in the 1 jp-ysr*! individual medley t. gwin th# only first nla.e win for the Maroo*i« Dick Weick al*o of the '•eai high -<hoo! finished m the third syaP of the *am» event iic hind Boh Timmons of Highland Patk, and »a* aecand ui th. H*o vxrd htnasetiok* Karos ftec( th. In the diving section of meet, Jfobhy Karow wh*> w a- tw nreaeOfing Stepheii F Au«tin High af Bryan, look aacond ( iac. h' tmt* behind Bill Sc*At of Lamar Hobby Bat low held th seventh place tfi th* itki-yard v.free-tyle for AAM t uusoli'lated while t haritor* Hatld m of Ltniar set a new i'#'-.,td in the r,**w!y recognized event with a time of 2: !l " do Tbts time wm* five -e-ofid* letter than the m-or*i set iti 1**1 yeai » meet. In the lOeyarl hark*tmi*e Tom Bat iow and Kafow fltitsh(*<i f fth ami sixth, revpectively, with !.es- h* B'd'les *.f Highland P#: k vlin ning #h*- event , Th.* (]on.olMi*t*d's l-tVybi ! nyedle* relay learn <om0n*#d <*f Tnm Bxrlow, hBi>t*le and B< h Bar luw fir.-Hid fifth in tip extent which waa won hy Highlali*t !’#>k Latgar'a Ifiu-yard fpeeftyle re lay t#»m -lashed one ae#*>i.<t off the old reco#d act in 3 *41 by Highiind Park for a time <*f 1 b 1 fim-hHut way ahead of :b sc'i>r<l piac* Scott le- Rewult- Hy Kven#. *1#* yard fr.-e-ttle 1 KdiBarrtett. Highland Park, 2 1 «rry Giahatn, laimaf, 1. George Hn.k-’gf’. lAin- ar. t. VYainef M. rritt, Lafait 5. Kugetie K*dK'. Sun .li#-itU*'l 1 Dick rneR'iig Highland Park| 7 Edward Hamm, Mdly Tint** 25 4 1 Ml-yard brea-trcAe! 1. Bvkkly Hoyt. PafM'hal, 2 lack >k#*fk \AM < onwwbdnled 3 \A gluey t,1 Inn, Highland Para. 4 Jafnca H**n- detaoa. Auatin of H<u#ti>»; 5 K*. hat : Bla< k, l.amai b '4 ri ' Sfhniau.iset laiwar. * Cali ( ; fM ner, fa-chal Time Idt’qOO. 2W>*y»rd frc#*tvle 1, Charfv.n Hadd#n l,ama-, 2 B*>#hy fini- i»<>n.s, Higkbtai Park 3 Ted B haljey. Au«tk* *.f Agstki. I BU • Begga. laiivn* J 5. Fla.# tiah'< sky, |ximaf: 4t Thu IS Fard, Uanr ar, 7, Ibh Baglpw. AA R (o#-»d idat'Q 1 i'atKi PTeffp ll’gh latwl I'ark 1^0)* '.'ll'Tjt.i. 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