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^ THE BATTALION
Thursday, April 29, 1954
Weekenc i Sport
Scheclulelleavy
All Ag Teams Have
Weekend Matches
All of A&M’s spring sports teams have games either
Friday or Saturday.
Coach Beau Bell’s varsity baseball team plays its third
game of the season against SMU, tomorrow at 3 jj.m. on
Kyle field. Probable starter will be Jerry Nelson, right hand
speedballer.
Lineup for the SMU game will
be Nelson, Jimmy Williams, catch
er; Les Byrd, lb; Jimmy Morrison,
2b; Joe Schero, 3b; Brownie North-
rup, ss; Don Ellis, If; Fred Ablon,
cf, and Lou Little, rf.
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’•‘Cease Fire”
All About Korea
The varsity plays Baylor in Wa
co Monday and the Fish take on
the Baylor Cubs here at 3 p.m.
Monday on Kyle field. The fresh
men Cadets have a 7-3 record for
the year and have looked increas
ingly better as the season prog
ressed.
The track team leaves tomorrow
afternoon for Dallas, where they
will compete Saturday night in a
quadrangular meet with Texas,
SMU and University of Southern
California. The Trojans have been
national track champions 17 times,
and the Southwest conference
teams will be out to break USC’s
win record.
Col. Frank Anderson will take
about 26 runners and field men
to Dallas where records will be up
for breaking by the Texas sprint
teams and the USC distance and
sprint men.
In minor sports, the tennis team
matches racquets with the Long
horns here Saturday afternoon at
2 p.m. The netmen have won 8
games and l»st 16. They stand
next to the bottom in SWC com
petition. Baylor, with an 0-24
record is in the cellai\
The Aggie golf team plays TCU
here Saturday afternoon on the
A&M golf course. Fourth in the
conference, the golf team is with
out the services of their best play
er, Bill Franklin, who will be out
of service for the rest of the season
as a result of a recent operation.
In conference matches, the links-
men have won 11 and dropped 13.
Their next match is Tuesday
against SMU in Dallas.
Little League Sets
Kickoff Meeting .
A kickoff meeting for the Col
lege Station Little League will be
held at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the
Consolidated high school cafeteria.
The meeting is open to all Little
League players, their parents, man
agers, coaches, players’ agents,
sponsors and friends of the pro
gram.
Purpose of the meeting is to
introduce active workers in the
Little League program, said J. R.
Oden, president of the College Sta
tion Little League. The spring
practice schedule for the different
ages of players will be announced
and the program for the coming
year will be outlined.
“Parents of the players are es
pecially urged to attend,” Oden
said.
Tigers Play Cy-Fair
Here This Afternoon
A&M Consolidated plays the Cy-
press-Fairbanks’ Bobcats this aft
ernoon at 3:30 on Tiger field.
Pinky Cooner will start for Con
solidated. He has a 7-0 record this
season. The Tigers have played
nine games and have lost none.
They lead district 50-B.
AG DISTANCE MEN—These four Aggie tracksters will make up Col. Frank Anderson’s
main distance threat tomorrow in a quadrangular meet in Dallas. A&M, SMU, UT and.
University of Southern California will be competing against each other. (From 1. to r.)
And Dale DeRouen, Verlon Westmoreland, James Blaine and Bill Cocke will be out to
score some points for A&M.
Leissner Benched
Injury Sidelines
Baseball Captain
By ERIC MILLER
Battalion Staff Writer
Charles Leissner, physical edu
cation major from Austin, is the
present captain of the Aggie base
ball team.
Misfortune struck Chuck, as
most of his friends call him, early
this season during a practice ses
sion while attempting to start a
double play. A wrong step in the
wrong direction dislocated a disc
in his back which has caused him
much pain.
It will be a while before he can
get back in shape but he hopes to
be back in the lineup before the
season ends.
One of his most surprising
moments came last year at the an
nual spring sports banquet when
Chuck was awarded the Ted Mohle
award for contributing the most
to the team.
While attending Austin high,
Chuck lettered three years at short
stop and had a batting avarage
of .349 his senior year. After com
ing to A&M, he switched to second
base and was occupying this posi
tion when the accident occured.
Chuck was a member of the
Austin American Legion team from
which he was selected to serve on
the all state team. This Legion
teapi won the state finals and at
tended the Little World Series at
Charleston, S. C. where they finish
ed sixth in the nation.
Chuck receives his degree in
physical education May 21 along
with a commission in the air force.
FISH HITTING
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White, 3b
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9
10
8
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Blood, rf .
. . .8
33
3
11
13
10
.333
Boyle, 1 b
JO
30
7
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12
4
.333
Sullivan, p . . . .
. .2
3
0
1
1
0
.333
Bleckner, ss . . . .
. .8
28
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9
15
5
.321
Mullins, p
. .4
10
3
3
3
i
.300
Fraga, p-2b . . . .
. .5
17
4
6
8
3
.294
Ross, 3b
. . .5
8
2
2
2
1
.250
Wade, ss-3b . . . .
, . .6
13
1
3
3
2
.231
O’Connell, cf
. .8
9
3
2
2
1
.222
Gattis, c
. .10
28
7
6
9
S
.214
Wilson, 2b . . . .
. . .8
24
4
5
7
4
.208
Munday, p . . . .
. .7
21
5
4
7
2
.190
Bushnell, cf-inf.
. .9
33
6
6
6
8
.182
Andrews, 3b . . .
. .2
6
1
1
i
2
.167
Pyland, cf
. .3
6
3
1
2
0
.167
Puls. 2b
. .4
7
1
1
1
1
.143
Holiday, cf
, .10
28
9
3
4
1
.107
West, c
. .2
5
0
0
0
0
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McDonald, rf . .
. .1
1
0
0
0
0
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Phipps, rf . . . .
. . .1
1
0
0
0
0
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Dropped (1) . . .
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1
0
0
0
0
.000
Fish Totals
.10 336 75
84 107
60
.250
Opp. Totals . . . .
.10 316 39
61
73
30
.193
Season Record: 7-13
I’lsh 5, I.simur hiRh school 2
Kish 8, Bilim College 0
Fish <>, Klee Owlets 11
Fish 7, Bryan high school 2
Fish 7, Kcagan high 5
Fish 10, John Xarleton 4
Fish 0, Baylor Cubs 5
Fish 2, Tex. Shorthorns 3
Fish 18, Blinn College 3
Fish 12, Kice Owlets 4
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Rodeo Team
Enters Tech
Show Today
The Aggie rodeo team will
go to Lubbock this weekend
to enter the Texas Tech NI-
RA rodeo to be held in Jones
football stadium April 29-May
1.
The competition is getting tight
er now that the season is coming
to a finish and teams are vieing
for individual standings for the
year as well as for team standings.
At the close of the season, a final
show will be held with only the
high ranking teams and individuals
competing.
Aggie cowboys making the trip
to Lubbock are Bobby Rankin, win
ner of the steer wrestling event at
Hardin-Simmons last week, Lowie
Rice, Billy Steele, Bill Bell, Ben
Box and Kenneth Beasley, cham
pion bull rider at H-SU.
Games oi The Week
Friday, April 30—Varsity base
ball here vs. SMU.
Monday, May 3—Varsity base
ball vs Baylor at Waco.
Fish baseball here vs Baylor
Cubs at 3 p.m.
State Junior college track, golf
and tennis meet here, all day.
Tuesday, May 4—Varsity golf vs
SMU at Dallas.
State Junior college track, golf
and tennis meet, all day.
Thursday, May 6—Varsity track
meet between A&M, North Texas
and Abilene Christian college here
at 8 p. m.
Varsity baseball vs Texas at
Austin.
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Fi'iday, May 7—Varsity base
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Fish baseball vs Texas here at
3 p. m.
SWC fencing meet at Rice, Hous
ton.
Saturday, May 8—SWC fencing
meet at Rice, Houston.
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