Thursday, April 7, 1955
THE BATTALION
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Over 100 High School Golfers Compe
In Third Annu al A&M Invitational Meet
More than 100 players and 20
teams make up entries in the third
annual A&M Invitational High
School Golf tourney here Friday
and Saturday.
Admission is free, and everyone
is invited.
The young golfers are the best
in the state, and will play a 54 hole
medal play tournament. Thirty-six
holes will be played Friday and 18
Saturday.
A&M’s five-year-old 6,700 yard
course is in good shape for the
tournament and some fine scores
are expected to be turned in. The
course par is 70.
Trophies will be given to teams
and individuals who place first
in each interscholastic league class.
Frank Horton of Dallas won last
year’s individual trophy for the
low score of the toumey. Richard
Parvino of Pine Tree won the first
individual trophy in 1953.
Entry fee for the tournament is
$10, and covers housing and meals.
“The players are the best in
Texas”, said Joe Fagan, pro
manager of the golf course and
coach of A&M’s golf team, “and
the competition is expected to be
keen as it has been the past two
years”.
Among the high schools entered
are Jeff Davis of Houston, Robert
E. Lee of Baytown, North Dallas,
San Antonio Military academy,
Abilene, Stephen F. Austin of
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A&M golfers meet three of the
best teams in the nation at the
Southwest Invitational Golf tour
ney at Houston this weekend.
Oklahoma A&M, LSU and the
University of Houston all have top
ranking clubs. Eight teams are
entered in the meet.
Coach Joe Fagan plans to enter
Marcelino Moreno, David Vander-
voort, Jerry Durbin, Bobby Briggs,
Tommy Cox and Bill Franklin in
the tourney.
Houston, Bishop Byrne of Port
Ai’thur, Brownwood, Crockett and
Del Rio;
Highland Pai’k of Dallas, Marlin,
Newman of Sweetwater, Pine Tree
of Gregtown, San Angelo, Reagan
of Houston, Seguin, South Park of
Beaumont and Jacksonville.
The 53rd annual Intercollegiate
R )wmr regatta will be held on
Onondaga Lake near Syracuse,
N.Y. on June 18.
Tigers Play Lufkin^
Bryan In Tennis
A&M Consolidated’s tennis team
meets Lufkin and Bryan in a tri
angular meet on the Aggie courts
at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
The Tigers, defending district
champions, go to Bastrop Tues
day for the district 69-B tourney.
Jerry Mills is due to enter senior
single^,-;with Frank Benavides and
Maurice Olian competing in senior
doubles.
Betsy Burchard will defend her
senior singles title, and Eugenia
Rush and Helen Holmes will play
senior girls’ doubles.
CHS had a 2-4 mark at the Luf
kin invitational tourney last week.
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