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Aggies, Mustangs Open
Series at Dallas Today
By RONNIE GREATHOUSE
Battalion Sports Editor
A&M returns to the scene of its
1955 glory today in the first of two
weekend meetings with SMU’s
strong Mustangs at Armstrong
Field in Dallas.
The 3 p.m. game will be broad
cast over WTAW. Sportscaster
Ken George will bring a play-by-
play description of both games.
Sophomore Toby Newton will
probably get the starting nod from
Coach Beau Bell today, with junior
righthander Dick Munday taking
the hill tomorrow. Newton, a lefty,
shutout the Mustangs in the con
ference opener at College Station,
1-0, on a dazzling three-hitter.
Malcolm Shaw, ace lefthander
for the Ponies, will probably op-
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pose Newton today. Shaw was a
victim of the opening day loss to
the Aggies, although pitching a
two-hitter. The Aggies have now
beaten the Mustangs four
straight times over the past two
seasons by a single run.
Southern Methodist is currently
tied with Baylor for second place
in conference standings. Both have
5-3 records. Last week the Ponies
lost to Baylor, 1-5, while A&M split
a two-game seines with Texas at
Austin. A&M is fourth in the
SWC.
The Aggies won the league
crown on this same Armstrong
Field last year in one of the
great rallies of conference his
tory. Trailing 1-3 through eight
innings, the Cadets pushed across
two I'uns in the top of the ninth
and one in the 11th to win the
game and the title. Among the
heroes of last year’s game at
Dallas were pitchers Tex Van-
zura and Dick Munday and out
fielder John Stockton. Munday
CHS, Cardinals
Tangle at 4 p.m.
On Tiger Field
Deep in the clutches of a four-
game losing streak, A&M Consoli
dated’s baseball Tigers put their
hopes on their frosh battery here
today as they entei-tain the Co
lumbus Cardinals at 4 p.m. on Tiger
field.
Freshman Edgar Feldman will
open on the mound for the Tigers
and will be throwing to frosh Pete
Rodriguez behind the plate. Rod
riguez, regular right fielder, has
replaced Steadman Davis who has
a ruptured blood vessel in his arm.
The Cardinals mauled Consoli
dated in their first-round district
game, 10-4.
The remainder of the Tigers
starting nine are Alton Arnold at
first base; David McNeely at the
second sack; George Carroll on the
hot corner and Bill Kavanaugh at
shortstop.
Bill Hite, Mike McGuire and Bob
by Potts will patrol the outfield.
Golfers Lose to UH;
Host Rice Saturday
A&M’s second-place Southwest
Conference golfers return to the
league wars here Satm-day against
Rice after splitting a double match
with the UH Cougars Thursday.
Houston downed the Aggie var
sity, 4-2, but A&M’s Fish shutout
the Kittens, 4-0. The Cougar’s
number three man, Jimmy Hiskey,
was medalist with a two-under par
68, defeating Dave Vandeiwoort,
6-5.
Varsity results: Frank Wharton,
UH, ovex - Bobby Nichols, one up;
Hiskey ovex* Vandervoox’t, 6-5; Jeij-
i’y Durbin, A&M, over Richard Pax*-
vino, 3-2; Marcelino Mox-eno, A&M,
over Jim Kleinecke, 4-3; Wharton-
Parvino over Nichols-Duxbin, 3-2;
Hiskey-Kleinecke over Moi'eno-
Vandexwooi’t, 3-2.
and Stockton are back again this
season.
PROBABLE STARTERS
SMU A&M
Jim Payne IB John Hoyle
Dan Brown 2B. . . . Dick Bleckner
Rip ftadcliffe 3B Billy Ross
Rick Herrscher . . . . SS. . Joe Boring
Gene Golden LF. Phil Newport
Bobby Mills CF. . . . John Stockton
Bobby Boggan .... RF.... Behn Hubbard
Jim Bush C. . Jas. Smothermon
Malcolm Shaw .... P Toby Newton
Thv Bfillnlinn .... College Station (Brazos County), Texas
1 Friday, April 27, 1956 PAGE 3
Hart Replaces Greathouse
4s Battalion Sports Editor
BARRY HART
Sport Shorts
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DALLAS—Both Texas Tech and
Univex-sity of Houston will be sub
mitted for membei'ship when the
Southwest Conference holds its
sprixig meeting at Fayetteville May
11-12.
Texas A&M’s pi’obation for vio
lating the xecruiting rules also will
be re-examined with a view toward
lifting the ban.
★ ★ ★
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — T h e
Grand Rapids . Px-ess said today
heavyweight champion Rocky Mar
ciano has abandoned I'etirement
plans and is lining up a September
title bout in the East.
Mai-ciano was not available for
comment.
★ ★ ★
CHICAGO—Ohio State Universi
ty, winner of the Big 10 football
championship for the last two
yeaxs, was put on probation for
one year by the Western Confei'-
ence today for giving excessive fi
nancial assistance to football play-
ex’s.
The pidncipal penalty in the dis-
ciplinary action is that Ohio State
will not be permitted to repi'esent
the Big 10 in the Rose Bowl foot
ball game next New Year’s Day
if the team should qualify by
winning the confei’ence title.
★ ★ ★
MELBOURNE—J a m a i ca’s ac
ceptance of the Olympic invitation
bi'ought to 72 today the number
of countides to be repi’esented in
the games Nov. 22-Dec. 8. The
previous record was 69 countries at
the Helsinki Games four years ago.
★ ★ ★
CLEVELAND—If Vic Wertz can
stay within 100 points of his .429
pace with Cleveland, he’ll be the
Comeback of the Year story in all
sports. The first baseman was
felled by polio last summer aixd i - e-
mained a doubtful factor thi’ough
spring training.
Barx-y Hart, next year’s sports
editor of The Battalion, is well
suited for his task, having com
peted in three high school spoxts
and one at A&M.
Hai’t, a junior joux*nalism major
fx*om LaMax-que, was a letterman
in football, baseball and ti'ack while
in high school and was a membei’
of the Aggie track squad as a
fx-eshman. He is cux-rently ti'eas-
urer of A&M’s Sigma Delta Chi
chapter and member of the Galves
ton County hometown club.
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Bai-ry, assistant spoi'ts editor
this year, takes over his new duties
May 1, and will be in chai'ge of The
Battalion spoi’ts page for the re
mainder of the semestei’. Hart is
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