Thursday, May 5, 1955
THE BATTALION
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At Denton, Austin
Aggies To Finish
Pre-SWC Track
A&M’s varsity and freshman track team wind up their
pre-conference competition in Denton and Austin, the Cadets
meeting Abilene Christian and North Texas State tonight,
and the Fish taking on the University of Texas and Rice
frosh and Victoria junior college.
It is the final action of the season for the Aggies before
the Southwest conference meet at Houston May 13-14. To
day’s freshman meet replaces a dual with Rice that was
frozen out at Houston in March.
Coach Frank Anderson predicts a close varsity meet.
“Abilene Christian and North Texas both have good track
teams, and also have some good field men,” he said. He
“♦predicted some heated compe
tition for Aggie hurdlers
Tig,
;ers Down
Chester 11-3,
Win Bi-District
A&M Consolidated used 14
hits and six errors to fashion
an 11-3 victory over Chester
yesterday in Huntsville and
win the bi-district champion
ship for the second straight year.
Manuel Garcia went all the way
for CHS, giving up only four hits
in winning his fifth game in six
decisions.
Norman Floeck’s single scoring
Travis Englebrecht in the second
gave the Tigers a 1-0 lead. They
batted 12 men and scored six runs
on four hits in the third to wrap
up the win.
A two-run double by J. B. Car-
roll and run-scoring singles by
Englebrecht and Winfred Pardue
highlighted the frame. Carroll
and Pardue were the game’s lead
ing hitters with 3 for 5.
Chester,/'the district 51-B titlist,
scored its runs in the sixth on an
error and two hits, including a
triple.
The victory closes out the Inter
scholastic league season for the
Tigers, since class B schools do
not play beyond bi-district. CHS
meets Allen academy high school
at 4 p.m. Friday at Tiger field in
their season finale.
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James Hollingsworth and
Harley Hartung.
Hollingsworth, who has
done 14 flat in the highs with an
aiding wind, runs up against Ken
Kelley of NTS, who has a 14.3.
Mack Clark of ACC has done 23
flat in the lows, compared to 1 Har-
tung’s best of 23.3.
Anderson wrote off the 440-relay
for the opposition, since the Wild
cats have a 41.3 and 41.4 with
Bobby Morrow anchoring, and the
Eagles a 41.6. A&M’s best is a
41.9.
The Aggies’ improving mile re
lay quartet could make trouble for
the favored Eagles, who have won
the event at the Border Olympics,
West Texas, Texas and Drake Re
lays. A&M was clocked in 3:14.9
in the Dallas invitational meet.
Anchored by Paul Patterson, the
Eagles have a 3:14.8.
At Austin, the Texas frosh are
the meet favorite on the strength
of a 40-point victory over the Fish
at Austin March 5 in a triangular
with University of Houston.
Assistant Coach Ray Putnam and
30 Freshmen left this morning by
bus.
Emmett Smallwood, who held the
nation’s fastest low hurdle time,
a 22.8, ran an exhibition 22.9 dur
ing the junior college meet at Kyle
field. He alsb has a 9.6 100 and
a 22-11% broad jump to his credit.
He will also anchor the 440 relay
and throw the shot.
Fish Meet Allen
On Varsity Field
Murray Trimble takes the mound
for the Aggie Fish against Allen
academy today as they try for
their fourth staright win.
Game time is 3 p.m. at the Kyle
field diamond.
The Fish have split two games
with Allen, losing 6-8 here early
in the season and winning 12-4
Tuesday in Bryan.
Trimble has pitched only 3 1/3
innings this year, giving up two
hits, no earned runs, striking out
four and walking one.
Rightfielder Ed Dudley leads
Fish batters with a booming .500
on 13 hits in 26 trips. He has
three doubles, a triple and eight
RBI’s. Third baseman Gordon Max
well has a .412 average and has
slugged three homers and batted
in 11 runs.
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