The Battalion .... College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday, August 9, 1956 PAGE 3
CS RECREATION COUNCIL BOWLING TROPHY WINNERS — Winners of the local
bowling awards presented last week in the MSC with awards are (left to right) Jimmy
McDonald, Cheryl Yost, winners in the 8-11 year age bracket; Andy Ruffino, Linda
Rodgers, winners in the 12-16 age bracket. Behind them standing are Dr. Luther Jones,
president of the council, Lou McDonald, John M. Geiger, instructors.
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CS Swimmers
Take Third
In AAU Meet
College Station swimmers,
led by John Harrington, who
received the Little Kneip Me
morial Award, took third place
in the Texas AAU Swimming
and Diving' Championship Meet
held in San Antonio during the past
weekend.
Competing against some of the
top swimmers in the state, the local
tankers were beaten out of the run
ner-up spot by the Dads Club of
Houston by just three points. San
Antonio won the meet.
Twice named to the All-American
swimming Team, Harrington, a
senior at A&M Consolidated, was
the winner of the Kneip award for
“sportsmanship, team work, dili
gence, cooperation, and perform
ance.” In individual events, he
captured second in the 110 yard
backstroke and 440 yard medley
and took a third place in the 220
yard backstroke.
The men’s 440 yard medley relay
team o f Harrington, Tetsuo
Okamoto, Jerry Mount, and Jim
Covan placed second and the same
group took third in the freestyle
relay.
In the 880 yard freestyle,
Okamoto came in first. He captured
second in the 440 yard freestyle;
and third in the 440 yard individual
medley. In the 110 yard fi'eestyle,
Mount took third and he finished
sixth in the 110 yard butterfly.
Gail Schlesselman finished third
in the 220 yard breast stroke, as
her two-year-old record in that
event was broken. She also came in
third in the 110 yard butterfly and
fifth in the 440 yard individual
medley.
Two second places were accoun
ted for by Martha Shawn, as she
took the runner-up spot in the 220
yard baskstroke and in the 110 yard
backstroke. Ann Cleland captured
fifth in the 220 yard breast stroke.
Judy Litton took a seventh place
in the 440 yard freestyle.
The relay team of Ann, Gail,
Martha, and Judy took third in the
440 yard medley relay. The same
quartet with one exception, Ann
Schlesselman instead of Ann Cle
land, finished sixth in the 440 yard
freestyle relay.
Two other local swimmers, com
peting unattached, also won some
points although they did not count
toward the College Station team
total. Orlando Cossani and his wife
Eileen took a second, two thirds,
and a fifth place in their events.
Five of Coach Art Adamson’s
tankers, John, Gail, Judy, Martha
and Ann Cleland competed in the
Southern US Junior Olympics in
Houston last week. Outstanding
showings were turned in by John
who won first in the 100 meter
baskstroke, and Gail, who set a
new record in the prelims of the
100 meter butterfly although com
ing in second in the finals.
The Grove
Schedule
Thursday
THE HUMAN JUNGLE starring
Gary Merrill and Jan Sterling.
Monday
DOWN THREE DARK Streets
with Broderick Crawford, Ruth
Roman and Martha Hyei’.
Tuesday
TRIAL, starling Glenn Ford,
Dorothy McGuire and Arthur
Kennedy.
Wednesday
AFRICAN QUEEN, an Academy
Award Winner, starring Humphrey
Bogart.
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