The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 4 Thursday, October 11, 1956
RECORD-BREAKING SWIMMERS — The above four men make up the 400 foot relay
team of B Engineers that set a new Intramural Record with their swim last night in
Downs Natatorium. (left to right) Team members are: C. C. Barcus, J. G. McCoy, G.
L. King, G. D. Frese. Time was 1:09.8.
Two Records Fall
In ’Mural Swim
By DON BISETT
Intramural Writer
Two records were broken and
one tied as B Engineers and D
Infantry tied for the class A and
C swimming title and Sqdn. 21 took
the class B title last night.
In class A the old record fell in
the 400 foot relay to the strong
B Engineer team composed of C. C.
Barcus, J. G. McCoy, G. L. King,
and G. D. Frese, Nick Kuich of
class A and representing Law Hall
tied the old record in the 300 foot
free style while taking down first
place in that event, his time 58.6.
The class B record to fall was to
the man who had set it only a few
days ago. Dollard of Sqdn. 15
knocked 1.8 seconds off his old
time of 45.6 by swimming the 200
foot breaststroke in 43.8 seconds.
The Pierce Dictation Machine
should have been listed rather
than the Dictaphone as shown in
the Davis Office Equipment ad
in Tuesday’s Battalion. (Oct.
0, 1956)
RESULTS:
Class A and C-D Inf. 19, B Eng.
19, Sqdn. 17, 15; Law, 14; B FA,
12; Leggitt, 10; A Comp. 16; D
FA, 7; C FA, 5; Hart, 4; Sqdn. 18,
3; Walton, 3; A QMC, 3; B Inf. 3;
A Ath. 2; A SIG. 2; Sqdn. 9,2;
Sqdn. 1, 2.
Class B- Sqdn. 21, 18; Sqdn 24,
16; A Eng. 16; A Engn. 13; Sqdn.
4, 12; C FA, 12; Maroon Band, 9;
A Ath. 8; Sqdn 12, 7; D Inf. 7;
Sqdn. 15, 7; Sqdn 18, 7; Puryear
7; Sqdn. 20, 6; B Engn. 3; A FA, 3;
White Band, 2; B FA, 2.
Enos Looks Ahead
NEW YORK OP)—With 19 sea
sons of baseball, plus three years in
the service, behind him, 40-year-old
Enos Slaughter of the New York
Yankees is looking into the future.
“I’ll bet all my stuff hasn’t been
together in 15 years,” says Slaugh
ter. “There’s some in St. Louis
some in Belleville, Ill., some at my
mother’s place in North Carolina
and some in Kansas City.”
swc
Round-Up
DALLAS, <A > )—Southern Metho
dist’s Mustangs Wednesday work
ed on the timing of their offensive
plays, and drilled diligently on de
fense plans designed to halt Duke’s
potent split-T attack.
FAYETTEVILLE, hP) — The
Arkansas Razorbacks are “physi
cally ready” for their clash with
Baylor here Saturday, Coach
Jack Mitchell said Wednesday.
The Razorbacks worked today
on backfield timing. They put in
considerable time on pass offense
and pass defense and also got in
some line play assignment drill,
both defensive and offensive.
Mitchell scrimmaged the top
units.
WACO, (A 5 )—Coach Sam Boyd
continued to wprk his Baylor squad
mostly on offense yesterday as he
directed the Bears through a two-
hour work-out with very little con
tact scrimmage.
“One of these days I’ll build a
place in North Carolina on the
farm I own and put all my stuff
there.”
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