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C-AAA Edges A-Composite
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> edaesday, April 18. 1956 PAGE 5
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SWING AND A MISS—A Squadron 11 softball player takes
a healthy cut at the ball—but misses—during one of yes
terday’s intramural diamond headliners.
By JOE DAN BOYD
C-AAA softballers held their
unbeaten record intact yesterday,
handing A-Composite its first loss
of the season, 2-1. Dick McGown
broke through a deadlock, homer
ing in the final inning of the cru
cial upperclassman game which
handed C-AAA their second lea
gue crown in as many years.
Bobby Woodward scored first for
the AAA team in the opening mo
ments, and Jim Blackstone made
the circuit for A-Composite in the
third. Pitcher Bruce Terry exhibi
ted the superb form which took
the AAA softballers into last
year’s final competition.
Yesterday’s victory places C-
AAA in the favored position for
this year’s Corps champions since
defending champion Sqd. 2 has a
half game deficit on its record.
Chances are * that these same
teams, which met in last year’s
big tilt, will again battle for the
Class A title.
B-AAA trounced A-Signal 17-9
in another softball feature giving
the AAA’ers a 3-2 season record.
Left fielder Tommy Sudderth was
leading slugger for the winners
with three trips around the dia
mond. It was the fourth consecu- j artillerymen. Jim Boyer, Jim Ter-
tive loss for the Signal team. B- ry, John Herran, and Charles
Composite capped off a 2-3 record Smith completed the line-up for
by edging B-FA in the day’s final j D-Field volleyball men.
softball game.
Jerry Reed and Bill Easley look-
D-FA managed to edge Sqd. 4, ed good for Sqd. 4. Other mem-
2-1, in an upperclassman volley- I bers of the squad were Jack Lyle,
ball match. Bob Smith and Jim Bill Lofland, and John Kirkpat-
Teague were outstanding for the rick.
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Consolidated’s tennis and track
teams fared well during the past
week and now look for further con
quests in the coming regional meets
to be held in Houston. The tennis
meet is April 20-21, and the track
meet 27-28.
The Tiger tennis team finished
up its season here last Saturday
with a decisive 10-5 victory over
Lamar Consolidated High School
of Richmond-Rosenberg, although
the junior high Kittens lost all
seven of* their matches.
Jerry Mills, Maurice Olian, Davis
Lloyd, Betty Meade, Jo Ann Wal
ker, Margaret Manthei, Susan
Dowell and Ann Hi,te all stroked to
singles wins with Meade and Man
thei combining to down their doub
les opponents.
Walker, Manthei and Helen Hol
mes will go to Houston Friday to
enter the regional tennis meet.
Walker will do battle in the sing
les division while her teammates
will pair for the doubles competi
tion.
The Tiger thinly clads finisher
fourth in the district track meet,
held last Thursday at Blinn Jun
ior College in Brenham, with 29
points, 10 less than winner Tom-
ball
Cfensolidated came away with
two firsts on the strength of Don
ald Tax’ winning leap of 19-9 in
the broad jump and Bill Hall’s
10-4 soar in the pole vault.
The Tigers qualified five m
for the big regional meet in Hous
ton, April 27-28. Besides Tax and
Hall will be Dick Hickman, Dan
Davis and Ed Linton making the
trip.
Davis took third in the 220-yard
dash while Hickman ran a fine
second in the 880 and Ed Linton
was second in the discus.
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Sport Shorts
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Texas A&M’s all-conference foot
ball stars, Dennis Goehring and
Eugene Stallings, will be included
among the background feature ma
terial in the annual Humble High
lights of 1955 football film to be,
presented next fall. Mel Coston,
Humble photographer, took campus
scenes showing Goehring and Stal
lings in various campus life activ
ity Tuesday morning.
★ ★ ★
Col. Frank Anderson, veteran
Aggie track coach, will speak at
the International Track Clinic
June 11 to 20 at Berkeley, Calif.
Col. Andy’s subject will be the
form and training in the high
jump as performed by Walter
“Buddy” Davis, world record
holder in that event and former
Aggie trained by Anderson.
WASHINGTON—Mickey Mantle
yesterday became the first man in
baseball history to blast two hom
ers over the centerfield fence in
Griffith Stadium in a single game
as he sparked the New York Yan
kees to a 10-4 opening day win.
The Table Tennis Committee of
he MSC will sponsor an open
•.ingles and doubles tournament
•farting Monday, April 23. Only
tudents currently enrolled a ; :
.&M may participate.
An entry fee of 50 cents per
dayer for singles, and 75 cents
for doubles will be charged. En-
ries may be made at the desk in
-he MSC bowling alley.
The tourney will be played un
der USTTA rules which are posted
| on the bulletin board by the bowl
ing alley desk. Entries close Sat-
urday, April 21 at 12 noon. All
J first round matches must be play-
j ed by Wednesday, April 25, at 11
: P-m.
Trophies will be awarded for
. the champions and runner-up in
| both singles and doubles matches.
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