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Pot# B U«i mWMnmi «»fthaH
lot the fint us wtok*
mirniwMt to thm> jrv«Ur4«y
*hern,n>t TV«M. Dorw 14, kni
fW«i M Kav* mathaiatUrkl chan
nm of ftniatitnr ia finrt pl»r«
iHmn 14 hMraiiwd the ronr>*r-u|>
•h*t hr •m>*th*nnf !»oni« ft. IW^f
Dorm 14 K>mH to T*na, t-f, |
ia the epotltffct fame, Walton far
fattarf w> Milner
TVmi lead* Dorm 14 hy one-half
fame Dorm 14, off ‘the pace of
tw«K I amen, mu*t eOreep their final
three fame* to stay in the run
nil*.
Dorm 11. holder of fourth plare
and two anti one-half fame* away
from Teiaa, mored out of conten-
tten for the crown yiotenlajr when
‘ Texaa and Dorm 14 won.
Teaaa 2. Derm If—1
The Teiaa crew ootrlfed ita j
fourth atraiaht eicU»ry yeatecdoy
after tahinf a pttc’her** duel from
Di»rm M l^aer John Thomas, al- ['
h»winf fire hita, oppamed John
D'Dooahoe. who allowed four well-
acattered blown.
Thr game went woreleaa for ;
fore fell framea On*y l*eo umn ad*
eaneed a* far a* thrrd aod only J
four*- all T( iumn> ir«t to uraerxi j
leiaa uDod thoir run* in the
•nth when O’Dortahof' opned with s
a ainfle and Al Ratcliff followed
with a douMe, Kendutf the pitcher !
hewie.
Jack HowaH eav» Texaa ita '
margin of rarfory with another !
awtfle that womi latrliff The
fWm If run. frinaU-red m the!
seeenth off a haw on halls aid
three error*, wa* uncamtsl
t
Nationa
Dorm
17-4
14—15. D»r»
The remaining game of the af
ternoon waa a woll-played affair
for four innings lK>rm 17 a H>e<l
man pitched foui hit haH. allom
mg four mna during the first
four framea
Meanwhile Dorm 14'a Moront*>
allowed no htU. hut faur walks
romhined with an error accounts*'
for two Dorm IT run* in the tec
ond
Thro Dorm 14 batter* found the
range, (louwiliag I out eight hits
Throe Iwrat tgnkem swept the M 2/S yard freeotyle event in the
hov* dmsion, HoMing their Irwph'e*. left to nghl. ar seeuod
place Pete Higkman. winner John Kuht. Hmith. and (linton HeDey.
who togged 4he deck third.
Hurl Shotlon Happy Ovvr
\alional League Victory
Chicago, 111, July li- 'jP* Burt to oi*ratulat« his vietorioua pkay-
Gnag
“A- relay
ry Gwyefi Jwha
-P "f"' - *"* "" "f y |
Baylor FootbaUers
To Br Young Team
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B) KKHtKD I’H^ToS <M.-a*a, aht> jirc among the top'
. •. ... con lewder* to fill the final vacated
(raitora ooie F>wi w the first (KJW t Min
of a seriea of report* on football
jartivitien af the different BWt t'onrluduig. tie Beam are in not!
achooU ) U«o had a |ppt ami will ptohahly
I come out of kii*roation after
Bayior’a new head choeh George their firat h g games and surprise !
Sauer, will i>egin prefskriwg tiw everyone k
ll»W» Bear football ssgiad Sept 1 * *- 4 * *
With 2t) rdtaming i»?ttdrm«n. How- .« . a .» i . ss
user, hi* HaeeM thi» fall Will de 'WorldH (grratf^t AlhlHeN
| (hind heavily on the drrfot aianree j . F '
| of untried nophomorea
ahf ftflhm
srs."'
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3-2
another
had.
PwMiwMI
Up«uo pttchgr
ca*a, who hi
Id) Ngttoaal
n
A moo* the And place* won hy the CS swimming foam was tha
boya Inlermediale diving title. I’roudl) holding thetr trophies are,
left to rtglli, runner tip. Dickie hraaer from Tyler, winner Hohhy
harow of (S; and ikied place Boh Applewhde of Rose*her?
The !o«a of IH let
was fpll of griao- happy a* a 14
•ndTll nma during the la*t throe* y*ar old Orho&lloy over thr i to 3 whoae fourteenth inning homer •"d f.old s fhanegs con
inning*
away
to wtn the
W* onaratulat* hi* vwtortoua pkav-1 . J. . k T rm *‘ n
e,a. Se had h*a pi- lure Ukei/with I ^
Red Vh.-nd»e«wt Of the Card.nata. ^ U, * f mly ,mo wl|, hurt
broke up the game, and With Pitta- •deiahiy fh« frmiaate*
burgh * K tlph kmer, who homered ^ , f r ** T ' f 0 ” 1 ’ thg nggidn* No
in the ninth 1 l , w !, «c r J D l«*n. hcetmd team
The red headed SrttaM ndienat waa all Amenaan end amf RurkN fav
joyoualy gleeful Somehisly asked «Tte |.a«» receiver. |>on Mouser
w hat sort of pitch Detroit’* Ted I**! seaium s h am faptam and
threw him in the fourteenth: ohfefahcc guard;! and Chuck
gUe** it s aa a double knuekh- Stone, who was all-SM(C guard for
game going Inumph hi* National •-aguem fash
•ned Tusaday.
Momoey tunicd in another ere j bittern* sg in hi* heart from
ditablc pitching pr'rfwrmanee after f P"' bming and jeering at
allow,ng .me ha to right fielder *'• intra^uetmn * a* ahn.wt gone
Hansen is the fifth Hansw ,,l !5 ^ l raw
roundml the tmae* to score «ft*r *nd cut i.«w*. with a W«d<urdl.ng
hi* drive to the outfield had hugn ( ^ 1<W , . . bail,'’ he said with a hug> grinJ three noiaccutive vegaon*
b..,W .round, flunl^lW *r “ 4 £t r” "•! <• I- 'XI* O.
I^.'i’^r wriLr^* ^ristTiTi^lSj?; '% Jwe..-J~^Wevl sr .er,! s.o,r My no ... •**»!?.,
Son a...ai ,..r h.* t„, hu ^.^.TSuKJ'S H**". £ *“ J". s>mi*« »»
fL^jif’l twirim. of New Wrk * ETwbm, the IWe. nteew, »vom
’ Larry Janaen, who fanned six and lfir aT | gr*™,,, The gndmeti air
allowi-d one hit in five inning*
Math ias U ins 3rd Decathlon;
Ross Repeats in Pentathlon
far the vH-tnrs
BOrTMALi
tampion
following
Kveni
106 meU r
Broadjump
with Boh * family waa 1 Shot put
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Schedule
—Texa* v*.
Dortn 15, an
important
game on
it,amend five; TCW
V*
Dorm HI
<>n diamond six (|H»rm 16 muet wia
in order U*
hoM a
mathcmnUcal
i bonce of first place i,
(,am«a be*
gin at 5 15
p m
the gr ftial old
Dodge#*
Sljptloo spok# brtefi) of the b«e>-
ng ’Vat folUtwpd hi* introduction:
*1 stood oat there long e*»ough
with my hut in my hand to let
High jump
4<MI mete#
High hurdle*
Diaeua
Maxwell ^ins
hI'i Medalist Honor .. H vTr,
them sc m. aui g,-t all the bo<>*
• an of ths-'i »yatem, Th"*« tii,i*>o
out thee ought to be ashamed of
themaelve* n*,wr ’’
Shot ton *aid h* knew
2M d s Hauer ‘’wouldnX haw 4 complaint
auer 1% a gentleman.
“All I wanted to do wa* win “
The niicago fan* boned She
'»• beeaus* of thi' hwuer mcife nt. Shot
t*»a had tried to dii^piwe tkr.rhi
cmgn outfielder with hi* own Dub* » thrw-under-p«r 68 ywter*
Snider but wa* oterrufed day at Brarkenndge Park to win '
In the crowded drwaaing room, ! medali*t honor* in the 44th airiuaj,
5hotter aqueedrd hi* may through »tate junior gulf toumaru r.t
Joe Conrad of Han Antonio, lost
aramie
I Stanley Williams
iti'waril* all American hoigir* at
| the end pngition for th* coming wa
! *on. and Frank Roydetun. 19fL
pouml line crashing fullhark *rsf
outstandiag defensive Imohacker
San Antonio. July 12—
1 API— R«d-hair«l Billy Max*
J2?* we ** °f 04caM, th^ only pro-
vuiua winner in the field, fired
Fi> of (bfeaaa I* Hau
returning letje 1 man nuar
terbark wrhe «aw tittl# service la*:
aeason although he alternated with
Burl in th* man*unddr**M. lerry
!»be|| * junior from Houjton is
h* uer’» «*rwnd choice n« a fvplace
pient for Burk
go out |or football this
_. j | coming fail, hut wijl spend hr* time
! wo of guy widest *porta in the preparing for a cayeer in medicine
world whith were originated in ( Witiu-aaiug the 19 - year old
the ancient (.reek Olympic have Mathiaa, Itrd National < h.
* been dnmirwtU d by the past few ahip vietm^
ari Warren, who said
the warld’r greatest athlefe, »uc-1 “AH R«h Mathias ha* left to do
c#**fu|ly de&nded hi* dacathkm 1* whip Bob Mathias "
title June $6 |nd July 1 while Wil-1 la every event but the lalMi
Idir Ross agfer won the pentath- meter *nd discus. Rnh bettered hi* Pwle WiiiR
u ha r ’^ lor champion hi) U»i* past week- *9 mark* A comparison of the Javehn
wh# I* catering ^ T year’s mark* show the following ! IMNI meter
The two rvant- took place on op- j
nosite suiu tbe l Hiked State*.!
Mathias w*oi| hie third National
A A l Ibw wl'-ll'n crown in hi* home
town Tul4r4 < aiif, while Ko*s
«k<el out |t* *svond straight
ti<m*l A Al F'entathlon title
Eiiraheth, N, J
Year
Year
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22' 4”
47’ «'4”
45’ 3”
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year * medalist, »nd Frank M»*i.
| Ji. id Pan* were one stroke bet nd
Maxwell to tie foi runner up h m-
lorp.
[ Thrcs other mitne* *haitd |»ar
71. Dan Addington of Dallas the ®f Lufkin
natioitai rhampiofi of li*4h, Stan- -rv n i u . .
Urn M.w i of San Antonm, aiui D..n . ^ *'"l**
Matheaon of Ft. Worth scored 7»> l ‘ n J U ' ^^By in fldduig a no the,
MaUw-aon's score qualified him fot #nf * 10 Pdlf » !t h W ilia»* Among
the t'nitcd Statea G«.lf Assih * th. top r*l*d.datea ,* Hamid Rdey
W b*i wa* an all-i ollieience eral
>'• national junior tournament
“t
| starting July 1* at Denver
Bert Weaver of Beaumont, who .
wa. rvnneivup V, rhampion Morn. ^
Williaans Jr of Auatm last year,
j qualified yesterday with a 72 Wr|
I lam* turned profeasionni yeaterdag
Riw*. * 2* year-old ii»'gr<>, re-
preaenting *Udwin-Wallace f’ol-
iege enteipdffthe final event with Talk fiHithall to a l niwnoty of
a Lil podui deficit hut finmhed Twac fan and he'll geoerally al-j
*ei-ond in |hd ISOil meter run with low a« how the l!»41 team wa* the
• time of il»2 to win with a greatest ever produced at Forty
final total of 1477 point* \cres one tie and otic loss not
The reppa(kng champion won withstarwlmg
hi* first tjti« last year in * *im Now comaa talk that the 19.V) ,»f the
dar way. a* he entered the sana Texas team u going to make the
15<*» metef fen tmilmg in surund folk* forget all nhout that great
place In wkngu g tin title he didn't eleven < f nine year* ago
Blair Cherry, who happen* to he
couching Texaa football now, will
probably wince at such word*
Cherry think* be » going to have
Mithia* "4 <Hymp»c < hamp „ g IH> d football .team aext year
In winnfef hie thud straight de But he certainly isn’t talking about
cathlon tt(l«l the '4* Olympic a team that wil, make folk* forget
champ *♦! 1 n» w world'* record Dana Bible’, crew of Pete luiyden.
.coring $,N| botnt* to ellipse the ( Jack (‘rain. Pappy Martin, Mai
when he Urn* a *oph In ’4X. Other* old record lew by Glenn Morris Kutner, etc
Contuiernd for the position are of rolorndoTset in the- ’34 Olym-
and “ferry D» >wn* pm gamef |n Berlin with T.Wni
who .re ttpoci.ily n.ted for then point*
defensive work Second fe Ihe i-et M “wiperman"
wa* Bill fl|an». the great Nort.. «, „
pie of segson* ago.
v Mava# Threatened
fe’ilh the Phils’fenlhant rolwfer, V
J** Kwnstanty and Jansen and
Blackwell in cigrtml, the Amcrt
rafw never threatened after Dm /
National, took the lead with two
off Dodger Dm Newcomb* ta the
fifeh Sever threatened, that ia,
except for the sensational 'Cgm
by Amly Pafko in the Ifth,
Andy, regond wan in the Na
tional awing . ihHt renter fWd
gang, raced to the wall in deep
ngkt center tw drag down Hen
rich'* long ptngh drive with two
gone in the 12th.
Pafko altnow won the game him
self la the Ihh when he *ent left
fielder Dorn Dimaggio of Buaion
! '4ck near the fane* to drgg AaMli
h» long drive with the base* kMd
ed and two opt.
Jansen Mazed Into the record
i*ok» with on. of the beat jab*
slice thi. colorful .ene* originated
iff thi. wime fontiakey Part bark
ia 1931 Allowed tn work more
tlan three inning* when the game
went overtime the Giant*' »—tr*l
arti.t stifled the Amenran. wqtk
ofie hit in five frame*, striking eat
*1* men.
i ; 4 j
The i urting .mash by Babaun-
dlen*t on a 1-2 pitch, landed in the
first row of the Mat* in the upper
| lef fi«4rt Hand*, about 37| feet
away,
Fne# Slaughter of St. Lout a,
"Nhe displaced man,” ouened ia
ONitarfleid instead of the raka'
Bank Sauer as the lent mimjte
ewitgh
Hlaughui started the Nat. an
dbmr way after Eobmeoa giuund-
*d a single to right 4a th* aacohd
the 34 year-old Slaughter, jpapipg
4:M.Z | gis seventh all-atar game, tripled
<>ff the wall in left center amring
Rnhby Slaughter aenfed on Bailer’*
By to nght fielder Root Rveyfc '
Aaieriraaa Hit KabM
The Americana got V> Starter
Rohm Roiwrta, the Phil*’ t2li.(X)0
bonus kid. for a run in the third.
M sshmgton * Cass Mickaclp sent
HMD the
I’araia la Help
While Beydatun i* th* only re
turning fetterman fidlha«k. Rich
ard Parma * Maco product up
from the freshman team will pro
bably *«* coruudi rabie a< tx>a Help ^
mg fill th* halfback poaitkm will ^' n M ^gaf. but pUweri thini in
be letterwen John (Jurti*. Maeo.
Jaim** Jeff*r\ • orjmf I’hripti, arwi
Dm thing that b going to help • doubfe^W^
*T rill I ITT I t fen ter field bullpen Phil RUxuto
ive toe much »> f Y " r f k h «* t " u * “ bunt J^
. hit and Detroit * George Kell
scored Michael, with a fly ta can
ter
Cherry i* hi*
He'* not going to
depth bug what •whatatutea he ha*
are top flight boy* And that may
mean the difference when they
figure up the standing* at the end
season
the hmadginlp, fourth in the jave
lin and 'he ’JO*, meter Jd-t. and
fifth in thg iiScua.
Bat 1*1 ion
SPORTS
w KD.. Jl'I.Y 11, mi Pages
Don Newcombe of Brooklya,
least cfferUve ol the N^tionll
league pitching parade was touch
ed for two nma m the fifth that
pent the Amerfean* mt« the Mad
for the first time
The Amencana blew a rhanre to
win m regulation time Dropo trip
Ud to lead off the fourth bat wa*
hung up twtwMa third and home
on a enme-hack hall hit by Yogi
Berra to Newcombe
and is not defending hi* title.
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A* a matter of fact, ( berry can’t
j sec why hi* Longhorns should be
^ j p«t on the aput a* the top team
Bill IiLmV the'’g^aT North «‘«nferenct* for next ae
lina iiuifier. with 7,3r.3 p.,mU Methodiat. Texas Cl
third with '* n yep- Rice are going to
be hard to beat
Alban* 1*4 at the end of the Rut the Texa* C'Weh isn't selling
first day xdth five event* com- hi* crew short He’s got a good
Dieted poxtimt 4.12.3 point* to 4,280 M ,|jg dub. but it isn't * “*ening
Mathias. IhifffR behind in the auc- club’’ that come* later
<Tu ".“Vaiir '<r til‘u r
javelin, aAdVdevault-wndplacedi;^’* Be.
h,gh with ifec- second Place, and T«m P k.n* at quarter. Byron Town-
^»ek Calhoun ® three other eventa.
aid on Forme of tlbaa» Wlaa Five Events
, AltWuAj Alhnna won five Blf ^ Men.a.-o i. go,ng to U
freahman lUndoul ey*nt* tjrf 1#0 meter, the high pwn bptUr „ , Whacker and
hundlea, tbg 4TO meter, the lugh ^ Stw , m com , with
VeteTaa Tackle* Available Carolina
Ken Ca*n< r, of Mac<i, Steve Floyd Sintm^n*
•wden of Odessa, and Walter poug*^
ill of Lufktn form kaylof* three
teran tackle* who will be ready
r heavy duty in the fall R*-
rve* will he suppled from the
Heiuimng le»t eraser for the
luard auaitton mdlude Waiter
iate* of Oda.
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from last seaaoo ig Wage’s Bill
A they u4h) will be huiUing for
a permanent berth pn the Sauer
guard tram.
Graduation of giafit crater Eu
gene HutWr leave* an open spot Mg
for three letlermen. Dunny Cob te take a y
rane of Galveston, dale Galloway
of Pearoall. and Gfen Taylor of
send and Bubha Bh*nd* at Halve*
and Lew l^vme at fullback would
n’t he * bad one.
>? Tom Steld-
itar bark a cou-
All-Star Softhaller* w»"
W ill Be Selected
A mythical ail-atgr team, to be *
aekualad from the nine intramural ’
softball teams, will be named in |
Friday’* Bwnwltor wimg be
Intrwmurul Dtrectwr Barney!
Waleh
A caMhtr, ftrat ►aaaiwaa. see- j
ond-baaeman third-Baaeasau. ahert
itap. U|gua outfialdart, and two*
bperti Editor Ftnak Matutia*
Intrarouml Editor Barmc Bant.
.Welch a^d the mtranniraJ affl-
can win coapoaa tk* kaJloUag
bn^d jump, he lojt rw^L^end in
After (fed final went Saturday _ . .
t®aa stated he planned *' *
rt vxeution fmo, com- *n fk ' ^ 0 , f ^ n » tioT1 » "' ,l '
wing the coming trip *** balf-mde ruancr. ha* hern
hi* summer He wifi awaidetl the 1950 Mtrhigaa Sute
14 e ff until poaaibiy athletic council award for heat
Wfer in ’52 Th* future oembiniaf hit •#udie» with athle-
vermty freak maw will tics
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