THE BATTALION
Friday, May 8, 1953
Effective Baylor Pitching
Downs Cadet Baseballers,
8-4
WACO, May 1 OP)-Baylor com
bined Fran Cotton Davidson’s
effective pitching with third and
ninth inning outbursts yesterday to
trim the Aggies, 8-4, in a South
west Conference baseball game.
Davidson had the Cadets’ blank
ed until the seventh when they
combined a solid single with two
scratch hits, a hit batsman and
four walks for four runs.
Baylor scored three times in the
third, twice in the ninth, and once
each in the fifth, sixth and seventh.
LAST TIMES TODAY
The two teams meet again this
afternoon, beginning at 3 p.m., and
the Baptists can virtually sew up
third in the final standings with
another triumph. Coach Pete Jones
will probably start Bobby Holick
against the Cadets. Aggie coach
Beau Bell said yesterday he would
go with Jerry Nelson, the winning-
est pitcher in the conference with
a 4-1 mark.
All Aggie runs were scored in
the seventh, when Davidson gave
up three singles, walked another
trio and hit one.
Les Bird, Cadet outfielder, got
three hits to pace his team at bat.
Baylor started the scoring in the
third inning, pushing over three
runs on two Aggie errors, a free
pass and Sullivan’s first hit of the
game.
They made it 4-0 in the fifth af
ter Sullivan led off with a double.
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Munnerlyn, lb
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Willoughby, cf .
Newton, 2b . . . .
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Owens, rf
Milese, lb
K. Williams, 3b
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x—Singled for Hardgrove in seventh.
Score by innings—
A & M 000 000 400—4
Baylor 003 Oil 12x—8
Runs—Davis .3, Willoughby, Newton, Sul
livan, Leissner, Bird, Heft, Ellis, Owens,
Davidson. Errors—Parrish 2. Runs batted
in—Sullivan 2, Owens, Davis 2, Heft, Las
telick. Ablon, Miles, Munnerlyn, Two-base
hit—Farmer, Sullivan,. Owens, Davidson,
Willoughby. Three-base hit — Davis. Left
on bases—A&M 11, Baylor 8.
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AUSTIN, May 8, (Special). —
A&M records fell yesterday as the
Cadet track team easily defeated
the University of Texas and Rice
in a triangular meet.
The Aggies scoxed 87 points,
Texas 67 and Rice 15.
Malcolm Max’ks, A&M polevault-
er, bi'oke the Aggie record with a
14 foot vault to win first place.
This is the best, Marks has done
this year, and the best-ever in the
confei'ence. Glen Spradlin was
second with 13 feet 8 inches.
Bobby Ragsdale, the Cadet track
captain, who ran the 220-low hur
dles in 22.6, the fastest time in col
legiate circles this year. He also
won the broadjump with a hop of
23 feet 614 inches, and was second
in the 100-yard dash.
Thomas, UT sprinter, downed
Ragsdale in the 100, but the Cadet
captain defeated Thomas in the
220 for the second time this year.
“Our boys did it fine job and
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foot throw,
100-yard dash: 1)
Ragsdale, A&M; 3)
ayeaux, A&M.
120-yard high hurdles: 1) Scallorn, Tex-
Thomas, Texas;
Beavex’s, Rice;
21 Blake, A&M; 3) Hartung, A&M;
Time :14.
AGGIE
STARTER — Joe Hard
grove started for the Aggies in
their losing cause against Baylor
yesterday.
INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
Signal, Ordnance Clash
Tonight for Crown
4) Dollahite, A&M.
220-yard dash: 1) Ahomas, Texas; 2)
R. Carson, Texas; 3) Stalter, A&M; 4)
Hall, Texas. Time :20.3.
220-yard low hurdles: 1) Ragsdale A&
M; 2) Scallorn, Texas; 3) Thomas, Texas;
4) J. Carson, Texas. Time :22.6.
440-yard relay: 1) Texas (Scallorn, R.
Carson, Hall, Thomas) : 2) Rice; 3) A&
M. Time :41.5.
440-yard dash: 1> Baker, A&M; 2)
Carlton, Texas; 31 Hutcheson, Rice; 4)
Whitmire, Rice. Time :49.4.
880-yard dash: 1) Forrester, Texas; 2)
Rogers, Texas; 3) Davis, Rice; 4) Kleb,
A&M. Time 1:55.1.
One-mile run: 1) Neighbors, Texas; 2)
D. Rowen, A&M; 3) Spence, Texas; 4)
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A Sig. will play A Ord. tonight
for the Class A Intramural Soft-
ball Championship.
A Sig. earned a berth in the
finals by beating Sqdn. 15, 8-0,
in the semi-finals on the pitching
of Charley Carpenter. A Ord. en
ters the finals by virtue of a 10-2
win over A Eng. with Bill Brown
doing the pitching.
In Class D Intramural Softball
this week, Law Hall beat Vet. Vil
lage 5--2, with Shannon twhding a
five-hitter.
Puryear Hall beat Law Hall 10-
3.
Walker pitched P. G. Hall to a
13-5 win over Mitchell Hall.
G Co. will play Sqdn. 20 on
Monday to deteiwnine which team
will meet Sqdn. 22 oxy Wednesday
for the Freshman Intramural Golf
Championship.
Uppex-classman Golf playoffs
will be held xxext week.
Volleyball playoffs will bh Held
next week.
Ixx class A Intramural Volleyball
this week, ASA beat C FA 2-1; A
TC beat Sqdn. 13, 2-1; B FA beat
AAA 2-1; Sqdn. 10 beat Sqdn. 14,
2-1; A Ox-d. beat Sqdxx. 5, 2-0; A
QMC beat A Eng. 2-0.
Sqdn. 24 scored a forfeit victoi'y
over Sqdn. 18 in Class C Volley
ball.
A&M placed fifth in the Texas
Tech Intercollegiate Rodeo Api'il
30, May 1-2.
Lowie Rice, junior animal hus
bandry major fx'om Big Springs,
was high individual on the team.
Libby, Baker); 2) Texas. Time 3:20.1.
Two-mile run: 1) Blaine, A&M; 2)
Spence, Texas; 3) Whitewell, A&M; 4)
Winston. Rice. Time 9:34.5.
Discus throw: 1) Hooper, A&M; Gross.
A&M; Samuelson, Texas; 4) Pratt. A&M.
Distance 162.7.
Javelin throw: 1) Pete Mayeaux, A&
M; 2) Dollar, A&M; 3) Dollahite, A&M;
4) Klepple, A&M. Distance 193.3.
High jump: 1) Bob Billings, Texas; 2i
Ed Thomas, A&M; 3) Swink, A&M; 4)
Delaney, Texas. Heighth 6:5.
Broad Jump: 1) Bobby Ragsdale. A&M;
2) Beavers, Rice; 3) Babb. Texas; 4» Bil
lings, Texas. Distance 23:6%.
Pole vault: 1) Marks, A&M; 2) Sprad
lin. A&M; 3) Hoffman, Texas; 4) Earle,
A&M. Heighth 14 ft.
Shot put: 1) Hooper, A&M; 2> Gross,
A&M; 3) Pratt, A&M; 4) Berger, Rice;
Distance 55:4%.
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