The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 4 Thursday, March 2l, 1957
AGGIE GRID COACHES—(top, left to right) Elmer Smith, Carney Laslie, Willie Zapalac
and J. T. King. Kneeling are Head Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant, Pat James, Phil Cutch-
ins and Sam Bailey. Missing is 0. A. (Bum) Phillips.
ggies Try for Four
Straight Against Texas
By JIMMY CARRELL
In this most successful of athletic
years against the rival Texas Uni
versity, the Texas Aggies attempt
a fourth major sports victory this
school year, meeting the, Longhorns
in a Southwest Conference base
ball seines opener at 3 p.m. Friday
on Kyle Field and continuing at 2
p. m. Saturday.
By copping this series against
the favored Longhorns, the Aggies
can keep alive a string of victories
at the expense of the Steers that
has progressed through football,
basketball and swimming seasons.
Co-captain Dick Munday, big
righthander from Bryan, is likely
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to be the opening day choice on
the mound for the Aggies, to face
either Harry Taylor or Howard
Reed, the probable starters for
Texas. Both are righthanders.
Along with Baylor and SMU,
Texas is considered as a strong
title contender by sportswriters
around the state.
The Longhorns return eight let-
termen from a squad that won five
and lost 15 last year, managing
only a 3-11 conference record.
Last year in the two game
series played in Austin, the
Aggies split with the Steers,
losing the first game, 5-4, and
winning the second by the
identical score. A third game
is scheduled this year in Austin
on May 14.
The Aggies showed promise,
though losing to the Columbia, S.
C., Gems 6-4 Tuesday, rapping out
seven base hits, including Mun-
day’s double. Hitting, a question
mark of this year’s Aggie team
and a year ago, too, has been good
enough to win games, but a loose
infield has been the sore spot on
the club.
Cadet pitching rests in the
capable hands of righthanders
Munday, Donnie Hujlum and Paul
Lang and southpaw hurlers Toby
Newton and Bo Paradowski. Mound
strength is the bright spot of the
Aggie nine, with Newton rated a
fine All-SWC prospect.
The outfield has shaped up well
defensively and Cliff Tuttle, James
Smotherman and Dickie Thomas
appear to hold the edge for now
with Behn Hubbard, a two-year
letterman, ready to step in the
moment one lets up.
Gary Herrington, a good-hitting
catcher with a strong arm, ap
pears to have that position sewed
up.
The infield appears to be
fairly settled with Wendell
Reed at first, moving in from
the outfield where he played as
a freshman; Doug Mullins, a
hustling second baseman,
moved from the overstocked
pitching staff; Lupe Fraga at
shortstop and Lyle “Hoot”
Gibson at third base.
Munday, along with righthanded
pitcher Wayne Schaper, may see
action at first.. Joe Worden and
Wayne Balke have looked good at
short and may share duty with
Fraga at that position.
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