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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, March 6, 1956
EYES RIGHT!—A section of the Wharton County Junior College Drill
eyes right during one of their colorful half-time acts at last Saturday
Maroon-White football game.
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Team does
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A&M’s colorful Ken Loeffler and
his Aggie basketball team will be
fetted by the Dallas A&M Club at
the 1956 Basketball Banquet at the
Adolphus Hotel Saturday.
Loefflei’, the former LaSalle
mentor who won as many games
in the past season as his predeces
sor had in two, with a 6-17 record,
will be the main speaker.
Golf Only Victory
Ag Spring Sports
Win One of Three
By J. BARRY HART
Three A&M athletic teams opened their Spring seasons
Saturday and two came off second best.
Only Joe Fagan’s Aggie golfers managed to salvage a
portion of the opening day with a 7-2 victory over Lamar
Tech. The University of Houston netters blanked A&M, 7-0,
and Texas out-ran the Aggies and the Cougars winning both
the varsity and freshmen tri-f
angular track meet on Kyle
Field.
Dick Chapman led A&M’s
golf win with a one-under-par
69. Bobby Nickels, Mai'chelino Mo
reno and Gary Fletcher won their
individual matches with Nickles
and Moreno and Chapman and
Dave Vandervoort combining for
victories.
Sweeping the half mile and plac
ing six.of eight men in the 100 and
220 - yard dashes, the Longhorns
overpowered A&M and Houston,
scoring 78% points to 55% for the
Aggies and 22 for Houston.
Led by the spectacular Eddie
Southern, the Texas Shorthorns
ran away with the freshmen cham
pionship scoring 91% points to the
Kittens 37 and 27% for the Fish.
A&M’s Bobby Gross and Texas’
Bobby Whilden were the only doub
le winners. Gross captured the
shot put and discus with throws of
52-9 and 153-1. Whilden, running
into a stiff headwind, contributed a
9.7 century and a 21.1 in the 220
as Texas finished 1-3-4 in both
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events.
Houston’s Cougars swept five
singles and two doubles matches
as they shut out the Aggie tennis
team. John Been bested Rex Reed,
6-3, 6-2, Ronnie Sawyer beat Bill
Ashburn, 6-0, 6-4, Johnny Lawhon
downed Don Dixon, 6-1, 6-1, and
Bob Middleton defeated John Med-
len, 6-3, 6-2.
In the doubles, Been and Sawyer
stopped Reed and Asburn, 6-0, 7-5,
and Middleton and Lawhon outlast
ed Medlen and Dixon, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3.
Tiger Net Team
Welcomes 22
With their first dual meet of
the season on deck Friday after
noon at Rosenberg, 22 candidates
are working for positions on A&M
Consolidated’s 1956 tennis team.
Jerry Mills, Don Avera, Maurice
Olian, David Smythe, David Lloyd,
Bill Jones, Bill Ledbetter, Charles
Delaplane, Junius Clark and Joe
Randolph are trying for the boys’
squad with Helen Holmes, Jo Ann
Walker, Betty Mead, Margaret
Manthei, Mary Varvel, Susan Dow
ell, Pam Sperry, Nancy Jo Rogers,
Cathy Gould, Lucy Rogers, Ann
Hite and Beanne Skrivanek girls’
team applicants.
Olian will captain this year’s
Consolidated netters of Coach Hor
ace Schaffer.
Consolidated tied for fifth place
last Friday in the Alvin Invita
tional Tournament. Don Avera,
Bill Ledbetter and Susan Dowell
won their first round matches only
to lose the second time out, and
Jo Ann Walker gained the semi
finals before falling out of the
championship race.
A&M’s GAYLE KLIPPLE swims to victory in a relay
against Rice during last weekend’s dual meet at Houston.
Coach Art Adamson’s Aggies won the meet easily for their
ninth straight triumph.
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