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x 'i RoSnd, , j|j^ , « Odessa StateBaseba ■gjH Ai iu o^y i 4h&y Banirhsli ( Kun^ioftftliKit l' mifht, (WfMimic AbiUriM 21 i fiaal* and Um Sherman Brar yai B> FRANK N. RAXITZAS Raiiaiiaa Spti, Mu or "RiMindinx it Up" moves back to kst weekend when the Austin. Tea.. June H Odessa Son the T«*a» Han ^ ■■■■■■■ *Tcnoittrwj> I4at . . T _ is the fisalaand Um SWrasan Bear same sntii Um aisth cats scared an unasmad rua ta the who ceded ytaMiaf Just one bottom af tse last innisc to nudg* Marshall. 4-S. tor thini place i» the loams meoU (iartarui Ku.jua migbt hr called the hero (fw Odraaa, ci>minf in as relief pitcher to strikeout Ahil- o'Bst 1 « H JlNVlkltM Neat — Big Srven track chamtnona whsiiofieid the Southwest Con- enrt « ia«t"ho^ u> at least fereno* 7B-52, in the Unal of Champione meet which wna the aem* Thu w< held st the Uni Hi Stadium in Dalian It wac the aecond defent suffered by the RWC at the r»_ /'O hands of the Hi( Sevan Ijuit year the wiWiera ii\er|*aaer«d the tinsly M CriB* V>0 D%w\o clads from tie local eonfrrenre. Mi to (1, but <n the other battles be- * tween the two conferences, the Southwest woo one, #7 to &4, and the g £ OU other was tied, to S to *54. I ac ink had Oddaaa helpless sixth mmoc then tie broke loase Afte- (VBa two Hattars and hit load the ba punched out an in Pearaon Bebhy (AP)| Snead Picked ' SBTt AM Name thi°iJ^rTi^Ajj^bS uT. Ob Open (jUp W Artaotia won the 'Initial rente. * • ZTu Indians Pull Triple Play; Defeat Tigers Awed k i The Lonfhorns * as in the last a< |hr U ahead of (.us Hrnnr The mile relay loams were responsible for the lie and the win ia ^ both raaes, and many thmifht that it would be the drciditty factor lie 4 this year’s meet. But mich was not the* case. alth<ai|rh the four man Icem of Bernard Place. Hohhy Dillon, Tom Cox, aad Amthur Bnnsn Won-with a time Which set a new record for tke iweet—^i. IA 7. ii However the B. C Seven athletes aw- pt four of the f ftaen rvepta and rnmod right firm places to the SWt an, and each team •humed a •hare ia th< high jump. Four < oilafv Station boya an* to play in the aeetional tennis tournament in Houston which starts on Monday the eleventh at j nine o’clock according to William M Dowell of the AAM P C De- partment who ia coac hing the lads He said three of them are »o play in the Boys’ Division of the Ummaihent, while the other wfll' d when shortstop ChArtes "T** w ' th rVnnia threw wild *7 J* fr » nw * (•'Bar 11titled fo, Abilene in the i * tk <h f [,f * t'^boover r Tr tn P‘ H n J7 fr °w fWwtjpi the hard wwenjand came home on Will ^ , lthoocfc he fbli down be- Armawong a atngte. tween third ami Kmae This was the amond Oasa A A ^ , , ‘ bampion>hi(i for (hteasa The * , * Ul «_*■* tr ^T m4 Rroncf also won the track title, j Tl*" wim-Ur ymafK thme ta load ’b* riat ienal-title-iig||nding bong- mto a »-1 j b^^* staged stimpf mllies inning When Pln.vmg before a error, eaefiftee fans, the Texans sew of add triple play in the tap af enth inning tha Indiana rapped the Tigers, P-l, ia the oponar of the (oliege Station Softball League which was played (oitegw Hills The ether game scheduled between the Giants ee« failed to matoriaJhe - ^ , ML , “-K ept the National Open. wMl Igy j *rs apaji to add that one te his l»t Sparked by the heavy stick w*rk and rhacite On. WftfWBte Rich- barney Welch and Ed Ganmr ardaon lad bis teammates in Um id with Um completion at a hitting department with a double and n triple. yesterday the Yartkf New York, June —Bam three my Knead, who survmd the b«g math te nta* 0 f 'M to carve hu name In *• neither team was able every mayor championship trophy dure an adequate number of ones am> ■Armas Shopman jumped In the t£«f hits, a walk, e But the big f.w the failure of the *WC thinly clads to be ptaying di the Junior Boys bring home the bacon was the inability of the ronfervar. athletes to rep.-at in their top form which thr> have shown moat of the seaawti. and the lark of championship material at the meet. M.my waaona can be given for the above. As Colonel Anderson. Texas Aggw 'track and field coach, *>u4 We jaM can't have the athletes merttally and phytucaHv ready after the long three Weeks my off between meets", But whoai fault is it? It could b. the roar he*. M et schools begin traimn* at the hegmmng of ih< year in S«*t | eidber and after nine months of galloping around a under track, and other ia< asutvs «hich are taken to stay in .hap. m«et athletes are tempted to break training after the SWT Meet— and with no one to dn't them, they anil. Of course, <>n« tnhition could ba the moving up <>f the IVual of Champions meet as waa suggested by i'u«r|) Anderson. This a aild Mean that it would be held May IS IP next Season, the Week, od after th« conference meft, if the plan is adopt’d But the big objection to this m that the p. nod of final txama begins at about this time. Truasi sprtntcr> Made IHKervace th* past two Mara, to place ;n the Divwioa. TV four hwy*. Dnwvll said have playeii tbie vsar and adll all start «rhoo! t|i« Fall in the ninth grade the ('onfolidated Hirh He hoof Hilly Plabaly is the unly one to have ptSIMd previowsly He wm th* Junior giivivion of the Boys' meet Ui*t V’W The others, Freddy Ah- derasa, Tommy Terrell, ar»<l B'ddty liok'MMt have had n<> previous e» m'lenre, Ihosell a*tded The proer tor (daying has not been U'lounceil yet hut the touf ney ^d*-« from Monday morning until bSHt Sunday afternoon wh*»t th.- fials will hi* played, Dcwgll said three and a hit batsman netted three runs Masahal; had tallied first id the MP<m4 on two hite a couplt of fieldsf’s choices and s wild pWrh. Both teams minaad scoring fhan- ces h(te in the gafne (Varies M'ller led off Sherman's sevedth inning wi|h a single amt s.tvanged on rifite. Miller pit. her Kenneth Mllli r let lapse i wild heave and came home S an other wild pitch in the tournament starting today at the Menon Golf (Wbt.iWd We hava a hunch the hill-billy will make it this time The tragic tele of Hnaad s large eight on tha final hoi* of fcht open at Spring Mill in 19ft* has been told and retold until Is edsatuallv rtisar t.Mgl will be a part of folk lore A bogey I three runs man story, you might say. There have been other blowup** in the National Open, hut for som>- reason Snead's alwa; the t iaaaic J D Prewitt, Jr. pitebad far tha wtnaiag triba which waa managed by Hank MiUa, aad h.ng waa era- yesterday in dited for the loaa while oa Mte ' * mound for tha Tigara, who were I directed by J. Rogers. The triplt play was brought about by Garner who caught an attempted buat on tha fly and together with Welch, Lasign Mor gan, and Billy Bates, oempieted the "one in a lifetime" play with Today's games will pit the Pi- the bases loaded and nobe away, rates against the Cubs in Cottage' ■ ... .. ■■■■hi. ' (iametim# for both g r^t Flying; Finh. Lizard r m i i Trsua. CaMB—AMteejifprt - nm " ( touting the sphere for the U>»- 1 mams of what may be • prehistoric era were Les Kicbaidson. catcher flying fish or hsard were dug out for the Tigers. Ja.vm Magee, short* of a tunnel at nearby Salt Well* stop; Aden Mage**, centerfleldrr; (lanyon by Zinat Hisir, a minor. rays is cited ss Keteming to the Ihial of Champ ions meet of last aaekend it is seen that haai the l niwraity of Texas spnnte#* ftnishcd behind the.r teammate Charley Parker in the DM* and the J'Jfi, the 27 point differenc* »ooid have b****n greatly Harrowed Perry Hamu»*ls and Carl Mayes fimahed conaecutivgly he bind t atkn in the century daah in the feWt' meet which was run m f *, but at th* Dual of < ha mat** ns meet, neither Samuels nor liaves ai*< ed Mayes was sr< 'tvd to Par ger in th* nWC 2JM, behind a fin*- time of 21 flat, hut be again failed to place in the weekend meet ^Yvt. it wa- rjot because <if fast er times. Th. Dw wa« run at the meet last we* Ueod IB k M arvU uv* 2X0 was finished in 2i.5 The Texas sprinteVs failure to- gefht'r with ihe flubbtrg by Itoti Malters, the I^mghorn high junA>- er and the only rum|»*r in th* World to cleat (>' K" twice during o years, t high jump iwkick w«iuld have need. **d i-nls a *’ f" leap} were (Tie de- cidntg factors. Of course, ether *irtries such as George Kakra and Cbarlve Meeks failed to pmduce their top perfor mances Kadeia. who kas crttnist- ently tossed the discus over Idtl' throughout the seaeoa aa<l has thrown it 17f*’ Peaed 9 orgy l.V>' 5 *'l 4’’ which took only acdoad place. The wtuning bw*- war hy Kolhn Prather of Kansas Stale at a dis tance of 151' It”; And Meeks, who has been hr*»ad jumping IV all season am) is the fWC cMtebton with ?«' 4 .1 4 H — th** eii|4tth iiest jump heat iui»A> in the nati m for the year, managed only a third place s|»ot in, th* dual meet with iV fi'* Herb f!*>s- kins of K ansju* State t*Hik the hroad'ump event with a hop of 14' 2V Malat a St uds Britain Trial On* Shipment Sifigapore—'.fi Malaya s lal g**st" ir*>ti ntiru ha. sent Britain a trial shipment of wre in t|** hopes of developing a new mar ket tip**rated by th** Eastern M b mg and Metei** Company Ltd , the min* formerly J a panes* ownfl and situate*! at Dungua. Trang- xsnu state North of Malaya, bps sold M)*i,i , tki tons of ore Ut JapMn this Wat; Malays.*! inm me i* of a hiehfi grade fhan tha! now mined |n . England Malaya is the only couji try ;i|th«* Far Fast m.w ptv«dOcif|g iron nr** (loimW* I ii>l I im' Fur (iollr^e Nint* file ( onr«*e la*xl<>ii hasebail- rr» Will hr the first avpposilHMi laced bv (be < allege MW me Vmerican I.egHut Junior pine when the two team* (angle (hi* afternoon at 4 on the Ky le Field Pal»—*. < Hh*i ( ha fin, who roaches I be leaia. will probablv chose his team Irom i.eot ge Johuaion. Kobert < lebadn. I* rank Barnes. Bobbv tarter. Jimmv Hand, (■eorge M’usares, MHIiam Sr n**kl, Ihnkv (onnes Melvm free. Dan M diiams. John ktfheti >mi|h. Tete Htrkinan. David ( arbll. Milhaai B*rav»de£ Da vid Bonnen. h >**d Aiidefson. Bryan \ndrewn, Jerry I ••icbtoi*. and Jn> Molherai. Other oon-dtstrict gsn*e*s are exported to be plaved he*»ir* th* American l,*'#»**n district play gets underway text week. ia tb* first inning. |*t larked one run of taking 141 tht slack Arn- ona h».t counted ftRA In the top half on a walk, thrtf singles and « S~tk by aSoo. 1 ^., ,. l|u „ th , Til# wipdcttti thf*ir * ut ilt Lihiim when ht* itiiMMwi a eartv tern! I* the Winning with 'tn^nohpuu lolole Die jTfonff to Lew M omnam also sometimes is ix-ferted to in diMOssmg big blows, hut wc never consiih-r it a* such. All th*>se who never have misard m putt of that lingth w'H pienae stand m th. nearest teh- phi.ae booth Therv'd is* plenty of r'K.m ( Th** two w* would ru* k to giv* Snc B'l the bipireM a I gxtment at Merlon this week ar* B«S! Hogan st*d J.nnrny lieoiaiet We saw H*s gan play at Wa«hm g< *>n the past weekend, aid he was th*' met han- n al inatvel of ol*l foi th* 27 holes wune weird defs nsi»g stratogy that crammed the left figldei *nt* the a DMk Adam's see- Hal Segnat went to third when < * l, **‘ **' *dh tMg an and none out The scheme storked. a« Se- gt 1st iin«**l into a dogi.le play !*mn S-E going min th. boU.Hn of the sixth, the 1,0 R9 h orns moved ahead K fi on a ihB e run homer by s«*, ond baseman living Waghal ter over the right fkld feme Hi« «i*m*h followed a valk and a single by h iunk M "ma<*k, who later moved from left fiak| t ( th,. mound to r* cel'. ** 1 1 edit fof the vutory With om* down in th** ninth, Segrut and Bob Bra * single,! m sue*'* ssion. then 'frank hatia Whlkid Keisn* ko ( >v g| ka.j subta*d in to mn for Kaaa when Mmctr came to hat. V( Iwn th. Meer- .oa led the ’,aa* * in th* ninth with up* out, la.well Raio v w'io relieved Rubhm kwh »•*• I! the fust, way |ift**d m fav*u of southpaw Di*k f orngan Th»* I»'*er ‘blew out -ailed -trike, then tt o', ed his ru It ,.*teh for H met Th* two teams m* <*t ng iin t*. •lav it the third and deciding game at he ulaye*! wFiether m * r v h i "pre*i'f*ta di«t net ih. N f A A pl a v)||' a i Oni Nrb Che **xir* IV\4» twu n«4 •Mi A- S (ri/ HMI ml 2UI - x Ri-ht*!', Bade V f •rngan Murtay. Gatin, a» <! Burrow s Fhriei tr» t t 2 and Womack Cadet Netters Bettered Last Season's Standing In SWC Non Aiipraraiu e of \gs Hurl Th*- oth«*t factor wa.* the non- Pppearatu-e of the best conference matena! Th. winners of th** mil* nnd Tin low hurdles didn’t appeal. but illness was the factor in on* of the rases Julian Herni»g. who won the mile m the >\SC and ts the Cn>«s- Country < ham (nan. had infe. t *d ton*!l* and .ouldn't run But Boh Hall, who nut only won th* JJt* low hurdle*, out also hold* the heat tune in the nation for the /am* ev*«nt. just didn’t enter the meet Although Hall ha* never showed up well in the big meets, other than the conference metis in his three years of < oliege competition, he is truly on*- of the be-t W»w hurdlers in the world and he could have proven it, had he entered the meet J 1) Ha mpton. who last year held the distance frown*, ha* been plagued sll *ea*#' with injarws and after ihe Texas Al-M dual meet when he pull'd a muscle, has never regained his tot' form and he also didn’t vn|er the meet Hot th- r<* «till remains th>* N< A A Mivt which will cme off m Mm ncat**li* later this month, and mavb* ther*' th* SMC stars such as Raul la*m(og, high hunll-r from AAM Tom Cm 4 41' dash master from Rice, Y**r*i McGrew. high lumper from Rice who last week tied for first after a long per iod of stalwness. ( barley rgrtier, dash king of tl*g SM'C, and the championship mile relay texnr from Rice whi*k hold* third beet time in th** nation might cojnr thgnugh with some of their best perfor mances ami -how that the ***uth- west (oafetenee still ratik* high among comp* ttitw* athletics Kill Gins . . . That Suit Fvcrvone By K (. DeltKKRT Finishing fou rth III the foi f. | efUe ra»e, the y**Ung Aggie let. m« 'ham ended a fairlv sue*,* y fui year with six wms five iossC* and two ties This bettered last years reconl when the lamifi netruen firush***! fifth in the SW( f alling i*ef. r** the Aggie* thi* yt-Hi wyrv < olorad" Caiversvity, South*,*»>ern <>klak"i»». the ITn- ver» Ay of H nuftem. Baylor aad T( IT The Farmers lost tw*> non- conference mate he*, one to Okia homa l niversity, this year's Big Six Champtty* *. and a rlaae one to the much unproved I’piversity , of Houston squad which th**^ had easily defeated easlter Hi the «*«• ; son. t In the conlerence. matches th* 'racket swinger* went down before third place SMC, *eeond (dace Rice, and Texa*. conference cham pions. Th* two ties WefV* with Oklahoma AAM Missouri Val ley , Champions - an<i Oklahoma Igftermen on the Aggie tennis t**hpi *tncki'l«*d sophomoies R G JleBerrV', B'lbhv Duncan, Royce TatF junior 1, Dick Hardin and Allan Aa n*hs< >n DeBerry of San Angelo played tn the top singles and doubles sp«>t of th<- yeat Probably th** two greatest moment* of the yea* for nett* r w<*i sity <if H< an>. Tei v iff 01 i**s -tog's Ja- s .11 i a 11 • (sKAIHtATMFN • RIKTHDAYH IX)MK BY AND SEE OUR • MARRIA<*I» • ANN l\ EKNAR1ES SELECTION CALDI ELL’S Jewrlrv Store 112 N Mam Bryin the Idle d* , \ *r C u iv soa Mori" 1 »atey. ( lose n the ia*'*l* < f l*eB«iiv wa* B* i*h\ I in n«-an from ('orpin ( hr .»t Dun* an played laijh ihe V" 2 il * ihle* *01! s'nv e« tlunrig the season \fte| ins w :rt fr 'til (•klah'itna V 4 M • Pa d liirley,! 1*17 (Kiannma high sdhool bhwmp, | Ihmcan definitely csUBIishedj himwlf a* a tofpnotrti pU|ret ia j the conference Royce T ate. wls' from Ecrpus, played in the ‘Vh I tinglef posi- lion «*n the No. 1 double- tealn with lvBerry Tat** with hi* sniaahinf *« rve finished H* th< best 4< uh -1 player on th* Agg.. squad Allan A.iiutrsoh fix<ni t'idulli snd Dirk Nardit,. former (fi nnli* high K*ho,»i *tai Iliv u'M * 4 No 4 single* •JW'’ diM-ing the year Hardit *H*u|>ie<i fou/tF po*i. tion Hi most of th* cm *oi4i en«*t mateK**« while Am n»®i rep*•■»*i t- Southeastern ed the (ggie* hi tl rex .ut of fivt conference tilD With it» fife .defter ien, and t host t>f g"«d frgshineei (i*-asi>e.'t* the cadet- sh* ulq better then tanking n* xt *.<a-<»n. Tivp« wij’ l>e Ui* -tr *nv tean n.*v! v*iyr *.vttF SMI and the Aggie- ir a to*.- u| for second choice. However, a ve^i make* h great difference in mt profetri nt and should th* Aggtw* ■ lling they uugh. fir sh h tn, .mp* lug .»* Hi he tan stand up over the ft*ur rounds of opgn |»lay, particularly the last two in the final day. is the tug queetion hu case. Damaret is T»emaret, ufiheatahie whey, all his shots are clicking, just another golfer when they aren't Studio to B«* \idrd \\y (Ihui k. (.rant A grant of 4.175 frum A L Waixl, diiecteu of the National l oiteonseei; Broduct* Association, and a check for Hit! from S M Harmon, secietary-tteaaure.r of ihe National ( ottonseeil Brogia t* A* s'Hiatioti Memphis, Term, have teen received hy the Agru dltural Experiment Station. Dt R I) la'Wis, director of the station has announced TTe $.775 grant will la* used to aid *he compietiion of eottans**ed m* a! stu«lie* U’lng ma'le under the : diractum of Fre.t Hal* of the Ani mal Husbandry Department, Dr !a*wi* said. iTie $45<i ch*-<*k will cfigers 11 s renewed agrwment on research with in.-eqts affcctpig sruntTowefs os a prtisjo-ctive oilseed crop for i«*xii«. Dr la-wis ad*ted STORT SHIRTS and SLACKS Stop in today and stT our fint’ selection of tiool, comfortable, SjHirt Shirta and Slack* . . . v S|M>rt Shirt* . . . £1.*).’) to #h9.> S|HM t Slin k* . . £(>..><1 to - I ■ ; ( 'OiiAvay & Co. * 103 N Main Bryan, Texaa *n*l <, mi OFF ON ALL STANDARD RECORDS Come in and help uk (jet out of the lUcdrd BuHinetsc »B t OFF Better Home* ApplianeeH Center 314 N Mam Bryan MEAL PROBKMS. LTL ABNEK t~r* watat* ar waca/ocs/r t'ATga 'N tegl P.W.EO THAI **U. 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