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THE BATTALION
Thursday, May iO, I95f 1 W' w "
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Can 10-Year Record Be Broken?
Aggies Boast Depth In Running Events
By RAY HOLBROOK
Battalion Sports Staff
Though not as strong in the in
dividual running events as in the
field A&M tracksters will be favor
ites to cop at least three of these
and pile up a hoard of seconds, thirds,
fourths and fifths in the SWC track
meet Friday and Saturday on Kyle.
An outstanding Aggie soph, Bill
Stalter, has a good chance to win the
100 and 220 and thus be the first
Aggie to win these events in over 10
years.
Stalter ran a 9.8 hundred last Fri
day to best Texas’ top sprinter, Floyd
Rogers. Another ace Steer sprinter,
Ralph Person, who has run a 9.7
this year, would probably have been
the top choice had he not sustained
a leg injury at the Kansas Relays.
However, it looks now like Statler
and Rogers will be favorites with
Carl Mayes, last year’s 3rd place win
ner, figuring also.
A sleeper in the 100 will be Cadet
James Baker who is primarily a fine
quarter-miler. He took third in Aus
tin last Friday and with luck on his
start could easily best all competitors.
Stalter is even more strongly a
favorite in the 220. He has beaten all
Jack Simpson
. . . Atffde track captain, will be
Paul Leming and Billy Bless
will be seeking to take the high and low Track Meet. Both men could win, and at least
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trying to break 14’ in the SWC i," Hies respectively this weekend in the SWC Bless will be favored.
Track Meet, ,1ur
Texas and Rice sprinters consistently
and turned in a 21.0 last Friday for
one of the best times in the nation.
James Kellett of TCU and Bob
by Carroll of Baylor have registered
21.2 to be regarded strong contenders
and Mayes must again be figured in
the race. He placed second to Texas’
Charley Parker in last year’s SWC
meet, but has been slow rounding
into shape this year.
Even more likely to win the
220 than any other race he enters,
is our converted quarter-miler dark
horse, Baker, who finished right
behind Stalter at Austin.
An all-Aggie event for many
years, the 440 again should return
to Aggieland. Don Mitchell, senior
letterman, has run 48.6 for the
best time in the Conference and
will easily be the top favorite
Saturday. However, Norman Price
of Arkansas, who placed second
to Rice’s Tom Cox, record holder
at 46.9 last Fall, will give Mitchell
trouble and should make it quite a
race.
Three More
Three more Aggies, Bob Mays,
Fuston McCarty and Bernie Place
appear to have the edge on other
competitors and should finish in
that order ahead of Texas’ Bob
Eschenbere:.
The Rice Owls apparently have a
strangle hold on the 880 again
this year with defending champion
and record holder (1.53.) Otha
Byid as the man to beat. Bill Graf
of Rice seems to be most likely to
turn the trick as the two seem to
have the race to themselves.
Another Cadet soph star, Ed
Wilmsen, who holds early season
wins over Byrd and Graff, should
take third with teammate J. A.
Terry close behind. Ag Robert Al
len and Razorback Oliver Gatch-
ell will fight it out for a place.
(See SPRINT STARS, Page 6)
. . . is A&M’s hope in the 440
this weekend at the SWC track
meet. His time of 48.6 this year
has been the best in the SWC.
He will be the favorite in this
event.
Harrow Hooper
.. . . exhibits his unusual high
jump form as he easily clears a
“short” 6’ 6”. At the Texas Re
lays this year, the junior letter-
man set a new record at that
meet with a leap of 6’ 9”, the
second best—by %”—in the na
tion, to date, this season.
... is almost a cinch to bleak
the SWC shot record of 50’ 2 l /t".
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