Tuesday, April 6, 1954
THE BATTALION
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Tied for SWC Lead
Ags Split Series
With SMU; 0-1, 8-3
Based on AP Reports
Coach Beau Bell’s Aggie base
ball team is still tied with Uni
versity of Texas for the Southwest
conference lead after splitting a
two game series with SMU Friday
and Saturday in Dallas.
Left hander Joe Hardgrove of
the Aggie mound staff pitched
steady four hit ball Saturday to
lead the Cadets to an 8—3 revenge
victory over the error-ridden SMU
Mustangs.
In Friday’s contest, Pony pitcher
Tommy Bowers fanned 15 Aggies
as the Methodists took the long end
of a close 1—0 game. Bowers’ only
strong opponent among the Aggies
was receiver Jimmy Williams who
went two for four in Friday’s
match.
In Saturday’s game, the Aggies
slammed three SMU hurlers for
nine hits and two walks.
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The Aggie varsity baseball
^eam plays the University of
Houston Congers this after
noon at 3 p. m. Also at 3 p.
in., the Fish baseball squad
will cross bats with John
Turleton.
The Fish beat John Reagan
(Houston) high school 7—5
here Friday. The varsity split
a two game seines with SMU,
0—1, 8—3 in Dallas.
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In an explosive fourth inning,
the Aggies scored four runs on
four hits, hit batter and an error
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by Mustang shortstop Kermit
Cummings. Ernie Proud, starter
for the Ponies, was charged with
the defeat.
Hurlers Bob Shoemaker and Art
McKinstry succeeded Proud in that
order for SMU.
Friday’s Game Line Score
A&M (0) 000 000 000—0 6 0
SMU (1) 100 000 OOx—1 4 4
Saturday’s Game Line Score
A&M (8) 000 413 000—8 9 '5
SMU (3) 020 000 010—3 4 6
Fencers Lose .
14 -13 to UT
The A&M fencers were de
feated 14-13 by the Univer
sity of Texas team Saturday
in Austin.
The Aggies won 6-3 in
epee, but were defeated 6-3 in sabre
and 5-4 in foil.
Walter Anderson, high point man
in epee and sabre was the top
fencer for the Aggies. Gus Wulf-
man was high point man in foil
for the Cadet swordsmen.
Individual A&M results are as
follow's: Foil, Wulfman, won one;
Kenneth Jones, won one, lost one;
Jerry Ramsey, won one, lost one;
Bill Huettel, won one, lost one;
Joe Dibrell, lost one; Don Roth,
lost one.
Epee, Anderson, won two; Jim
Pigg, won two, lost one; Wulfman,
won one, lost one; Don Burton,
won one; John Shank, lost on^.
Sabre, Anderson, won two, lost
one; Wulfman, won one; Carl Hill,
lost one; Huettel, lost three.
Carnes of the Week
Schedule for week of April
5-10.
Tuesday—Baseball. A&M, UH
here.
Wednesday—Baseball. Fish,
Tarleton here. Golf. A&M,
Trinity here.
Friday—Baseball. A&M, Bay
lor here. Golf. A&M, UH
here.
Saturday—B a s e b a 11. A&M.
Baylor here. Track. A&M,
Rice, UT here.
(Clip this schedule for a reminder)
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WINS AT RELAYS—Bobby Gross (above) won the shot
■ put event at the Texas Relays Saturday with a heave of
52 feet 8% inches. Gross’ toss beat his nearest competitor’s
by a foot and a half.
Trackmen
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'Texas Relays
Bobby Gross, a 6-1, 195 lb., jun
ior from Big Springs, won A&M
their only blue ribbon Saturday at
the Texas Relays finals. Gross’
52 ft 8% inch push of the shot left
him more than a foot in front of
his nearest competitor.
Kansas’ fleet miler, lightning
fast Wes Santee, led the KU Jay-
hawks to a 160-yard finishing lead
over the Aggies in the four mile
relay. When Santee took the baton
from the next to last Kansas run
ner, he led A&M’s Bill Cocke by
only five yards.
Other Aggies who placed in the
meet include Tom Bonorden,
fourth in the shot put; the mile re
lay team, third in that race; Tom
Dollahite, fifth in the 120 yd high
hurdles; Billy Tutor, tied for sixth
in the pole vault, and Gross, who
was also fourth in the discus throw.
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Little League Needs Help
The College Station little league
needs parents and friends to work
at the little league park, said Ray
Oden, president of the College Sta
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Work begins Wednesday after
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weeks. The park is at the corner
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Curtis Lemons, top-notch Aggie
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Giles Shanen and Charley Carpen
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game.
The Aggies starting line-up will
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I’itcher—Curtis Lemons
Catcher—Bill Bates
1st—Halph Bledsoe
2nd—Dick O’Connor
:trd—Gene Lctsos
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Cl 1 '—Vernon Christie
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