Friday, March 23, 1956
THE BATTALION
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Ags Open Title Defense
Against Unbeaten SMU
Coach Beau Bell’s Ag-gies begin
the defense of their Southwest
Conference baseball crown here
tomorrow afternoon against un
beaten Southern Methodist.
WTAW will broadcast a play-
by-play description of the Kyle
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Field contest beginning at 3 p.m.
Kenneth George will be at the
mike.
Righthander Dick Munday, Bry
an junior, will probably get Bell’s
nod for the starting assignment.
Opposing him will be SMU’s crafty
lefthander, Malcolm Shaw. Should
Bell decide to go with a lefthander,
sophomore Toby Newton will get
the pitching chores. Shaw has
turned back three straight oppo
nents without tasting defeat, while
Munday has a 1-1 record so far
this season.
Munday pitched five and two-
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The A&M-New Orleans Pelican
baseball games scheduled for Mon
day and Tuesday have been can
celled according to Jones Ramsey,
publicity director of Athletic De
partment. The next home game
will be against TCU, April 26 and
27.
thirds innings of scoreless ball
against SMU at Dallas last year
to help spark the Aggies to the
championship. Six SMU start
ers from that game will take the
field for the Mustangs, runner-
up in the SWC chase last year,
tomorrow.
Coach Alex Hooks’ Ponies have
been the conference’s top team thus
far, turning back eight straight
non-conference opponents in flaw
less fashion.
Shaw has been the most out
standing SWC moundsman to
date, having hurled 25 innings
of shut-out ball to earn his per
fect 3-0 record.
PUOBABLK STARTERS
S.MU A&M
Jim Payne IB John Hoyle
Dan Brown 2B .... Dick Bleckner
Rip Radcliff 3B Joe Worden
Bobby Boggan . . . SS Joe Boring
Bob Carter DF Phil Newport
Don Ste%vart .... CF ....John Stockton
Gene Golden RF Dupe Fraga
Jim Bush C . .Jas. Smothermon
Malcolm Shaw ... P Dick Munday
Aggie Tracksters
Battle Rice, LSU
A&M’s thinlyclads journey into
Louisiana with high hopes of con
tinuing their 10-year triangular
domination of LSU and Rice in
Baton Rouge Saturday.
The Aggies will be looking for
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CIRCLE
victory number one of the 1956
season in a meet that has yet to
see the Cadets fall from the victory
position in the 10 years the three
schools have been competing.
Coaches Frank Anderson and
Ray Putnam are taking 22 of their
run, jump or throw men to defend
their monopoly against the Tigers
and the Owls. A year ago A&M
ran up 84 ^ points to Rice’s 6.0 %
and LSU’s 25 in College Station.
Making the trip for the Aggies
are: Emmett Smallwood and King
Buckner in the 100; Buckner and
Johnny Roberts in the 220; Eddie
Bussa, Bob McKnight and Bill Hol
loway in the 440; Ed Blake in the
880; Bill Cocke , in the mile and
two-mile; Sam Nave and Homer
Smith in the 120-high hurdles;
Smallwood, Nave and Smith in the
220-lows; Smallwood, McKnight,
Roberts and Buckner in the 440-
relay and Bussa, Roberts, Mc
Knight and Holloway in the mile
relay.
Bobby Jack Gross, Tom Bonor-
den and Herman Johnson in the
shot put and discus throw; Small
wood, Tommy Strait and Dale El
more in the broad jump; Winton
Thomas, James Clark and James
Jackson in the pole vault; Fritzie
Connally, Bobby Carter, John Mc-
Ilhenny and Joe Schiraldi in the
high jump and Schiraldi, Helvey
and Elmore in the javelin throw.
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