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THE BATTALION
Thursday, Mjsy 7, 1953
’Mural Track Finals
en with Shot Record
Op.
By ED FRIES
Staff Sports Writer
In the Shot Put Finals of the
Inteiamuial Track Meet,, Don
Kachtik of A Ath won first place
Vvith a record throw of 48 ft. 8
mm
TODAY thru SATURDAY
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Broao^ays ,
a „z? even serrex .. Y'-C. />
a on r«e screen/ 9 ^ v--
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in., bettering the old record by 5
in. Spannogel of A Ord. placed
second; Bx-ooks of Sqdn. 9 was
third; Childei’s of AAA was fourth;
Vick of Sqdn. 8 was fifth.
Korry of Sqdn. 24 put the shot
41 ft. 8Y2 in. to place first in the
Freshman division; Axt of B Co.
was secoxxd; Davis of C Co. was
thix-d; Erp of F Co. was foux*th;
McCai'n of A Co. was fifth.
In uppex-classman Bx-oad Jump
Finals, Boyd of B FA won with a
leap of 20 ft. % in.; Meyer placed
second; Shx-eve of AAA was thix-d;
Acx-ee of Sqdn. 6 was foux th; Keas-
off placed fifth.
In Fx-eshnxan Bx*oad Jump, Fox
of Sqdn. 23 woix with a jump of 20
ft. % in.; Dennard 6f Sqdn. 18
placed second; Landrum of Sqdn.
22 was third; Mayfield of A Co.
was foux-th; Pence of Sqdix. 20 was
fifth.
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Upperclassman 440 Yard Dash
finalists are Cx-oom, A Inf.; Hall,
T Ath.; Tracy, A Eng. ; D a 1 t o n,
A Inf.; Harrington, Sqdn. 11;
Shepard, B FA; Bond, AAA; Johxx-
soxx, Sqdn. 7; Rowland, A Qmc.’;
Tutt, Sqdn. 7; Mintex-, ASA; Puist-
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Freshman finalists are Moore,
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880 Yax-d Relay uppex-classman
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880 Finalists
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440 Yai'd Relay uppex-classman
(See ’MURAL, Page 5)
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‘Servirxg Texas Aggies”
Track Team Meets Team Pk v;ir ^
Rice, Texas Today
By BOB BORISKIE
Sports News Editor
The Aggie varsity and fish
tx’ack squads compte this after-
xxoon in a tx-iangulax- meet with
Rice and Texas in Austin.
With 33 fish entex*ed in the vax--
ious events, the total exceeds the
31 vax'sity competitors making the
tx-ip.
Darrow Hoopex-, Bobby Gx-oss,
and Dan Px-att make up the Aggie
exxtx-ies in the shot put and dis
cus. If they tux-n in theix- usual
pex-fox-mances, it is possible that
they will finish oxxe-two-three.
In the pole vault, Aggie stx-ength
is also px*oixounced, with Malcolm
Marks besting the confex-ence xe-
cox-d on oxxe occasion this year
with a 14 ft. 2l4 inch leap. Glenn
Spx-adlin and James Eax-le are both
very capable vaultex-s who give
the Cadets a chaixce for a sweep
in the event. .
Javelin Hurlers
Pete Mayeaux leads the javelin
entx-ies, with Tom Dollahite,
Geox-ge Knipple, and Roy Dollar
due to take down points in the
javelin.
The high jumpex-s ax-e Max-vin
Swiixk and Thomas, both of whom
ax-e improving in evex*y meet.
Bobby Ragsdale aixd Bill Stal-
ter give the Aggies a stx-ong
double entx-y in the broad jump.
Ragsdale has leaped ovex- 25 feet
this yeax- aixd has his eye oxx the
coxxfex-ence xecox-d of 24 feet, 9 %
inches, held by Hale of Rice, who
set the ixxark in 1932. It is the
oldest max-k in the confex-ence
books.
Ragsdale and Stalter are also
entex-ed in the sprints, along with
Mayeaux and Bob Scarborough.
440 Yard Dash Entries
Aggie x-epresentatives in the 440
yax’d dash will be James Bakex*,
Carol Libby, Gerald Stull, and
Fx-ank Norx-is. This gx - oup will also
run the mile x-elay, and may post
a good time, since the xelay team
has been continually hampex-ed by
injuries, aixd is just now x-ounding
into shape.
Running in the half mile event
will be Edwin Wilmsen, Wallace
Kleb, and Bob Collins. In this event
the Aggies will run into good com-'
petition, since both Texas and
Rice have vei-y good half milers.
Clxax-les Hudgins, Dale DeRouen,
and Hairy Whitmore in the mile
run will give the Maroon and
White a good shax-e of the points
in that race.
The Aggie softball team will Pitcher
play the Marlin Bathers on the picked to;
lighted diamond at 8 p. m. Satur- and Bead
day in a doubleheadex-. second cot;
Marlin is the former Calvert
All-Stars who won the National The Agg
Softball Congress world champion- so n record
ship in Phoenix in 1951. ses.
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Blaine After Mark
The two mile? run features James
Blaine, who will be battling to
break the confex-ence mark in that
event. Blaine can’t officially bx-eak
the fecox-d this afternoon, since
confex-ence max-ks can only be set
in the SWC meet, but he should
give some idea of what to expect
next week, by the x-ace he x-uns
this aftexnoon. Fx-anklin White-
well is the other Aggie entry ill
the two mile x-un.
Hurdlers will be Glenn Blake,
Hax-ley Hax*tung, H. A. Smith,
Ragsdale, and Dollahite. An in-
tex-esting x-ace is in prospect be
tween this group and Scallorn of
Texas.
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Four-Way Meet Saturday
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A&M’s Only winne’rs as the Aggie
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Waco Tuesdxxy night. The Aggies
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Centilli won his match by 21-15
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Texas Baylor and Rice come
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Saturday.
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