Thursday, July 28, 1955
THE BATTALION
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Tippit of TEES
Speaks at Meeting
J. W. Tippit, assistant research
economist at the Texas Engineer
ing Experiment Station, was one
of four principal speakers at the
annual management conference of
the Centi’al Texas Municipal Util
ities Institute held in Austin re
cently.
Using the city of Brenham as
an example, Tippit described how a
city is analyzed for suitability as
an industrial center.
Lowrey r I"eachh*
At Colorado A&M
Mark Lowrey, indur'■'
trainer of the Engineering Jl ten
sion Service, is serving tin
ter as a guest instructor :tl C’.ol->.
rado A&M College in Fort Collins,
Colo.
Pie .is conducting two courses
there, one dealing with organiza
tion and operation of diversified
occupations programs in public
schools and the other dealing with
administration and supervision of
such programs.
MSC to Present
'Rocket Ship ATI 9
“Rocket Chip XM” is. .he
movie scheduled for presenta-
:i ?7 1hi~ T.Ct'rn'KHi and tonight
by 1. er orial Studen^ Cen
ter l r ilm Society.
The film, which will be shown
in the ballroom of the MSC at
2 and 7:30 p.m., deals with
interplanetary space travel
and stars Lloyd Bridges and
Osa Massen.
Admission to both showings
is 25 cents per person, or by
season ticket.
The average U. S. farm uses
363 kwh of electricity a month.
It takes 1,000 gallons of paint
every four years for the U. S.
Capitol dome.
lLL STARS—The 1955 American League South of College Station Little League All-
Star team,.which lost in the playoffs to a Bryan team Tuesday night, is shown above.
~"he players are left to right, back row: Wayne Smith and Milton Williams, managers;
Second row: Joe Olian, Cyril Burke, Irvin Todd, Mark Luther, Condy Pugh, Bobby Ad-
jams, and Jim Fowler. In front, left to right, are Bill Berry, Charles Gandy, Danny Feld-
lan, Johnnie Williams, Danny Garner, George Outlaw, and Jim Carroll.
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CS Team Loses
. 4-3 to Bryan LL
A leaky infield spelled doom for
ne hopes of the American League
outh, College Station Little
League All-Stax-s, as an all-star
team fi’om Bi’yan eked out a 4 to 3
win Tuesday night at the Little
Teague Paxk in the city.
I Thus the National League East,
Bryan, team met the National
. l eague West of Bryan last night in
|lxe district playoffs. The West
team won 8 to 2.
I Tuesday night’s game was a
pitcher’s duel all the way between
Condy Pugh of the local team and
]Biy an ’s Tom Stockton. Four ei’-
t’ors by two different meb at thixd
|>ase brought the end of the trail
ior the CS team.
I Bo|;h teams collected four hits,
JPut the Bx-yan team played flaw
less ball while College Station was
Snaking five errors. The winning
Bun came in on an erx*or in the
.^sixth inning, a throwing error by
it bird baseman Bobby Adams that
a I lowed David Sixxxmons to score
Ji'om fii'st.
College Station started out x'ath-
r tamely, with the first two men
oing down on sti’ikeS. Pugh, how-
ver, bi’ought the lai’ge crowd (the
jlargest evei- at the pax-k) to its
feet with a towei'ing wallop, high
over the centerfield fence.
Pugh completely smothered the
Bryan team thx*ough the fix’st four
innings, not allowing a run or a hit
and striking out seven men. His
no-hit, no-run game went to pot in
the fifth inning, helped along con-
sidei’ably by an error. Eddie Zato-
pek opened with a walk, Willie Ka-
linec sti’uck out, then Zubik bounc-
I ed a single off of Adam’s glove at
^ thii’d. Scanlin then doubled in both
■ xunnei*s, took thii'd on the thi'ow
IT to the plate which was taken by the
B thixd baseman, and came home
« when Adams threw wildly to home
B- Tx-ailing 3 to 1 going into the
I last half of the fifth, the local team
I got life when Adams opened with a
I single to left. Johnnie Williams
I smashed a double to right center,
I scox-ing Adams, and went to thii - d
I on the thi’ow home. He scoi’ed as
Joe Olian was being thrown out at
first. ’
In the Bi’yan half of the sixth,
Simmons singled with two away.
Zatopek hit to Adams at third,
who thi’ew low to first. The ball
bounced into foul territory down
the fix-st-base line. Simmons scored
what turned out to be the winning
i - un.
Stockton got the College Station
team out in oi’dei' in the last half
of the inning, and the ball game
was over.
Pugh had 12 strikeouts and is
sued 2 walks. Stockton had
whiffs and gave out 5 free passes.
Line scoi’e:
Bx-yan team 4-4-0.
College Station 3-4-5.
Stockton and Simmons; Pugh
and Luthex*.
Halfback Bob Hoexnschemeyer of
the Detroit Lions in the NFL com
pleted three passes in seven at
tempts in 1954. All three were
good for touchdowns.
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