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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, May 4, 1955
Awards Will Be Given Parents Day
CATTLEMEN’S SWEETHEART—Miss Barbara McDaniels
holds the gift given her by the Saddle and Sirloin club af
ter she was named Sweetheart of the Cattleman’s ball Sat
urday night. Miss McDaniels, who was escorted by Ken
Killon, was picked from the dates present at the dance.
Southern, Baytown
Head IL Track Cast
AUSTIN, May 3—(/P)—Versatile
hurdler-sprinter Eddie Southern
of Dallas Sunset and a record
breaking mile relay team from
Baytown promise to grab the Class
AA spotlight Friday and Saturday
at the Interscholastic league track
meet.
Southern, a smooth-striding run
ner, has posted the state’s best
times in both hurdles and the 220-
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yard dash to give him the inside
track on three gold medals.
Baytown, holder of the national
high school mile relay record, rates
an odds-on favorite to repeat last
year’s victory and might possibly
set a new standard in the process.
Bobby Mosshart of Abilene, who
broke the state half-nnile mark last
week with a stunning 1:54.3 clock
ing, may get a chance to join the
parade of record-smashers.
The squat youngster turned in
his eye-opening performance the
first time he concentrated on his
specialty. He had always been too
busy anchoring the Abilene relay
teams to compete in the 880.
Southern, a master of all trades,
could probably win the 440-yard
dash if he decides to enter that
event, but the rules limit him to
three races. At the Texas Relays
he tied the state quarter-mile rec
ord of 48.9 seconds.
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More than 40 awards will be
given at the Parents Day review,
which starts at 9 a.m. Sunday, ac
cording to Lt. Col. Taylor Wilkins.
Unit awards to be handed out
are the General George F. Moore
trophy, to the best all-around or
ganization of the Cadet Corps;
Houston Chamber of Commerce
award, best drilled unit; Austin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
award, for the outstanding infantry
company; and the 1st Cavalry Di
vision award to s the best drilled
armor company.
Individual awards include the
Corps of Cadets award, presented to
five people who have done the most
for the corps in the past year; So
ciety of Military Engineers award,
to 10 cadets in the U. S. who are
tfce most outstanding in military
and engineering in the AFROTC;
Fritz award, presented to the most
outstanding company commander in
the ground forces; Texas Depart
ment Reserve Officers association
award, a saber to the outstanding
cadet officer of the year.
Caldwell Trophy, a watch to the
outstanding junior in the corps;
Daughters of, the American Revo
lution award, $200 to the honor
cadet of the junior class; United
Daughters of the Confederacy
award, the Albert Sidney Johnston
saber presented to the cadet offi
cer having the highest military pro
ficiency; Sons of the American
Revolution award, a medal present
ed to the cadet officer in each
branch of the corps.
Federated A&M Mothers’ Club
award, to the most outstanding
sophomore in the corps; Lulie
Hughey Lane award, $200 to the
outstanding arts and science sopho
more; Commanders’ Key, presented
to all commanders.
Maltz award, a watch presented
to a junior baseball player; R. L.
Sargent award, a bowl to a mem
ber of the Pistol Team; Drum and
Bugle Coi’ps award, gold keys pre
sented to the members of the Drum
and Bugle Corps.
Woolridge award, a saber pre
sented to the commander of the
outstanding color bearers; Ains
worth Saber to the outstanding in
fantry junior; Adcock Trophy, a
cup and medal presented to the
outstanding junior in the Corps of
Engineers.
Best Drilled Third Classman
award, given to the outstanding
sophomore in each unit; Best Drill
ed Fourth Classman award, a med
al to the best drilled freshman in
each unit.
Bryan Air Force Base award, a
plaque and desk set to the out
standing AFROTC commander; En
gineer Rifle Team award, to the
Engineer company with the best
rifle team.
Consolidated Vultee award; Air
Force Association award; Republic
Iii Denton Meet
Aggies Will Need Depth
A&M’s depth in the distance
and field events will be badly need-*
ed at Denton tomorrow night to
get the Cadets past Abilene Christ
ian and North Texas State in
their triangular track meet.
ACC and the Eagles have out
standing sprinters and relay teams,
but are short on manpower in most
of the field events.
Thus Tom Bonorden, Herman
Johnson, Winton Thomas, Fritzie
Connally, Bill Cocke and Verlon
Westmoreland, key Aggie per
formers in the field and long run
ning events, carry much of the>
Maroon and White victory hopes.
Aggies Have Done 54-4
Bonorden has thrown 52-11’A
twice in competition (he was sec
ond with 52-14 at the Dallas in
vitational meet) and he and John
son have reached 54-4 in practice.
Connally is a consistent 6-4
high jumper and did 6-514 at the
Kansas Relays for third place.
NTS’ Kenneth Kelley did 6-6 to
win the event at the Texas Re
lays, however. Cocke and West
moreland figure to win the two-
mile and one-mile.
Morrow*Heads ACC
ACC’s tremendous Bobby Mor
row, whose 9.3 100 is the fastest
time turned in this year by a
small-college sprinter, heads the
Wildcat squad. He’ll be the fav
orite in the 100 and 220.
Morrow also anchors the 440 and
880 relay teams which won those
events at the Texas and Drake Re
lays. Morrow, Leondous Fry,
James Segrest and Don Conder
set a Drake 440-mark of 41.3:
Waymond Griggs replaced Fry on
the foursome which ran a 41.4 at
Austin, also a meet record.
The ACC 880-relay team did
1:26 for a Texas Relays mark and
ran a 1:26.1 in winning at the
Dx-Ake Relays.
NTS, with Jimmie Weavei', Jim
mie Huffman, Mike Hagler and
Paul, Patterson, won the Drake
mile relay in 3:15.6 and took the
event in 3:14.8 at the Austin meet.
The Eagles also won the mile
relay at the Border Olympics and
West Texas Relays.
Aviation award; Armed Forces
Communications Association Med
als; Chemical Coi’ps medal; Anti
aircraft Artillery medal; Field Ar
tillery Association medal; Infantry
Association medal; Ordnance Asso
ciation medal; Quartermaster As
sociation medal; Transportation
Corps award; Engineer Association
award; Ai-mor Association award;
Signal 00x3)8 award; and the Fresh
men Di’ill Team award.
Freshmen
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After that, Newton set down the
Ramblers with one hit in the last
five innings, a pop double in the
seventh accounting for their only
other run.
"Newton whiffed' seven in the
first three innings — two in the
first and thii’d, and three in the
second. He also struck out the
side in the seventh. In the Allen
ninth, after walking two and hit
ting another batter, Newton fan
ned two to end the gaine.
The Fish scored one,Q, in the third
on a walk, stolen base, ground-out
and error. Ham’s triple to lead
off the fourth was the first Fresh
man hit. Maxwell followed v/ith a
home run lined to right field.
A hit batter, double steal, wild
pitch and three singles gave Allen
three imns in the fourth.
In the seventh, Ham and James
Smotherman 6ach drove in two
runs with a triple and single. A
single by Maxwell, Conrad’s double,
and Don Smith’s ground-out also
scored runs. Maxwell slapped
two singles in the inning.
The Fish got two more in the
eighth on Dudley’s single after
one-baggers by Smith, Ham and
Maxwell. They meet Allen here
at 3 p.m. Thursday.
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who had walked before him, on
base.
It took A oi'dnance only three
innings to crush A signal, 14-2, in
the freshmen quarterfinal, scoi'ing
five in the first and seven in the
second. The game was called at
the end of three on the 10-run
lead rule.
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