Friday, April 15, 1955
THE BATTALION
Page 3
Favored Aggies Meet Texas
On Kyle Field Today, Saturday
16 High Schools Enter
Ag Swimming Meet
The 19 th annual high school
swimming meet, sponsored by the
A&M athletic department, will be
held in P. L. Downs jr. natatorium
Saturday.
, Preliminaries will be held at 1:30
p.m., finals at 7:30. Admission is
free.
« Sixteen schools are entered, in
cluding Odessa, defending champ
Highland Park, A&M Consolidated,
El Paso, Austin of Bryan, Paschal
and Arlington Heights of Fort
Worth;
Austin, Reagan, Milby and La
mar of Houston, Nederland, San
Antonio Tech, Alamo Heights of Park.
San Antonio, Tyler and Austin of
Austin.
1954 individual winners who will
return are Tracy Word, Lamar,
breast stroke; Jody Grant, Alamo
Heights, 200 yard freestyle; Albert
Stevens, Lamar, 120 yard individ
ual medley.
• Other top contenders for individ
ual honors are:
Freestyle—Mike Lumby and Dick
Rent, Highland Park; Geoi’ge
Smith, Reagan; Dick Bai'ry, Thom
as Jefferson of San Antonio; Jody
Grant, Alamo Heights;
Breast stroke—Dieter Ufer, Rea
gan, and Bill Pulley, Highland
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By RONNIE GREATHOUSE
Bajttalion Sports Staff
A&M hasn’t clipped Texas on Kyle field in two years,
but is favored to end that drouth today behind the hurling
of ace southpaw Joe Hardgrove.
Game time is 3 p.m.
The same two teams tangle here again tomorrow at 2.
Hardgrove brings a perfect 3-0 SWC record into the
Longhorn fracas, and has posted two of A&M’s three con
ference victories. He’s the hardest worker on the staff,
having toiled 35 innings, and has allowed only four earned
runs.
His 0.9 earned run average is the lowest in the confer
ence, and his 31 strike-outs rates tops on the Aggie squad.
Sophomore righthand
er Dick Munday, who gets to
morrow’s starting assign-
ment, also holds a 3-0 mark.
In 24 innings, he has turned in
a brilliant 0.3 earned run average,
giving up only one earned run.
Righthanders Clinton Irby, Ron
nie Keller and Tom Jungman ap
pear to be Texas’ leading choices
for starting roles in the series.
A&M enters the series with a
loop leading 8-3 season record, and
is tied with SMU for first in con-
Aggie Handballers
A&M’s handball team is among
six entered in the third annual
Southwest conference handball
meet at the Houston YMCA Fri
day through Sunday.
The Aggies’ season record stands
at 4-2, the only losses coming at
the hands of Texas at Austin.
President Johnny Johnson, Jim
Mathis, Don Grant, Charlie John
son, Gary Leslie, John Dillard and
Lawrence Laskoskie are making
ference play. Texas stands 4-8 ov
er the year, and 1-4 in league ac
tion.
First baseman John Hoyle work
ed out yesterday for the first time
since injuring his back last week,
and will be in the starting lineup
today.
“He seemed to be all right during
workout,” said Coach Beau Bell
yesterday, “and I think he has re
covered enough to start.”
Cadet batting averages through
11 games:
Alt
Byrd
Fish Favored
Aggies Are Strong
In Field, Distance
’Mural
Highlights
H
13
36
Baker 3 1
Schero 47 15
Ablon 38 10
Hoyle 40 10
Bleckner 37 8
Hardgrove 14 3
Stockton 44 9
Williams 43 8
Boring 40 7
Ross 13 3
Avg.
.333
.333
.319
.363
.350
.316
.314
.305
.186
.175
.167
Today’s probable starting lineups:
Texas A&M
Lowry, 3b Ablon, rf
Watson, 11 ...Stockton, cl
Werkenthin, cl Schero 3b
Snow, lb Byrd, If
Benson, c Williams, c
Adams, rf Bleckner, ss
Daniels, ss Boring, b3
Steyen»on, 3b, . v .. . . ^ ys»v.. r -...i r'.’r.. .Hoyle, jl b
Irby, p. . Hardgrove/p
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A&M in the field and distance
events, SMU and Rice to battle it
out in the running events—that’s
the way Saturday’s triangular
track meet in Houston shapes up.
The meet will be the first at
Rice’s new track after an earlier
Aggie-Owl dual was frozen out.
Field events start at 2:15, running
events at 2:45.
A&M beat Rice earlier in the
season in a triangular with LSU
here, but the Owls won eight firsts
to six for the Cadets.
The Aggie Fish, competing in
their second meet of the year, meet
the SMU and Rice frosh and are
favored to win.
Coach Frank Anderson will en
ter this varsity team:
Sprints, Carol Coyer, Don Wat
son, King Buckner; 440 relay, Har
ley Hartung, Bill Holloway, Wat
son, Goyer; 440, John Roberts, Bob
McKnight, Holloway;
880, Wallace Kleb, Bennett Rags
dale, Carl Wilmsen; mile, Verlon
Westmoreland, John Whitwell, Bob
Boles; two mile. Bill Cocke, West
moreland, F. R. Rul, Ed Blake;
Hurdles, James Hollingsworth,
Hartung, Jim Snyder, Pat Fair-
child; mile relay, Roberts, Mc
Knight, Kleb, Holloway; broad
jump, Dale Elmore, Watson, James
Stansel, Bobby Robison;
High jump, Fritzie Connally, Joe
Schiraldi, John Mcllhenny; pole
vault, Winton Thomas, James
Clark, James Jackson;
Shot put and discus, Tom Bon-
orden, Herman Johnson, Lee New
man, Harry Cox; javelin, John
Henry, Schiraldi, Jack Pardee.
Robison, out with a pulled mus
cle, and Cox, recuperating from
broken ankle, will be competing
for the first time this year, along
with footballer Pardee. Ander
son “discovered” PardeQ several
weeks ago when Pardee was pitch
ing the javelin with some friends.
Three Aggies own the best
marks of any Southwest confer
ence performers this season. They
are Cocke, 9:53.5 in the two mile;
Bonorden, 52-11 ^ in the shot; and
Johnson, 153-8 in the discus.
Connally’s 6-4 in the high jump
ties for first in that event. Rice
hurdler Wes flight’s 14.4 in the
highs, set here, is the third best
time in the nation this year.
A&M hosts the Owls and Uni
versity of Texas here Tuesday af
ternoon, with a concurrent frosh
meet.
Ten errors by squadron 22 aided
C armor to a 7-4 victory in upper
classmen softball yesterday. Olen
Bradley struck out nine of the
army men and only allowed one
hit in four innings, but his mates
couldn’t hold onto the ball. Brad
ley also homered with a man a-
board in the first.
Puryear hall put together two
walks, and hits by Stan Reese, Ce
cil Curry and Alton Smith to push
across five runs in the second
frame of its game with Hart hall
and went on to score a 7-4 victory.
Bob Carroll drove in two runs with
a pair of hits for the losers.
Leggett downed Mitchell, 7-1, in
the only other contest.
Rookie catcher Jack Parks of the
Milwaukee Braves hit two home
runs with the bases loaded in one
game for Spokane, Wash, of the
Western International league in
1949.
Golfers, Leading ,
SWC, Meet Rice
Winner in one of two matches
this week, the Aggie varsity golf
ers, now leading the Southwest
conference, take on Rice at Houston
today.
A&M lost to North Texas 4%-
2!4 at Denton Wednesday after
dropping TCU 5 V2-V2 at Fort
Worth Tuesday. The Cadets are
2-0 with SMU and Texas in confer
ence play, but have IIV2 points to
10 for SMU, 914 for Texas.
Summary of North Texas match:
Ray Ferguson defeated Bobby
Briggs, A&M, 3 and 2; Max Wil
kinson and Bill Franklin, A&M,
halved; Ferguson and Wilkinson
defeated Bxdggs and Franklin, 3
and 2.
Benny Castloo defeated Marceli-
no Moreno, A&M, 3 and 2; Dave
Vandeiwoort, A&M, defeated A. J.
Triggs, 2 and 1; Castloo and Triggs
defeated Moreno and Vandervoort,
1-up; Jerry Durbin, A&M, defeated
Tom Reed, 1-up.
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