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Corps Baseball
Slate Moving Well
Melvin Driskill, founder of the newly-established Corps
Baseball Leagues, happily reported Monday that the schedule
was moving along at a good pace.
Driskill, whose brain-storm hit A&M’s campus with the
force of a tornado, released the standings in the Air Force
and Army leagues, complete through Friday.
In Friday’s games, the 6th
- ;
Group edged the 3rd Group,
4-3, while the 5th Group
trounced the 7th Group, 8-5.
Carl Christmas, James Grif-
f?fth, and Bill Frost led their
mates in the 6th Group’s victory
over their opponents. Jim Pruitt
collected a pair of singles for the
losers.
Bobby Singer pitched the 5th
Group to their win in a wild con
test which found the victors getting
only three hits, singles by Haddon
Winkler, A1 Zambrano, and Jerry
Ford.
Driskill expressed his apprecia-
ball coach, for allowing the Corps
to use the fish diamond for a make
up game Friday.
Standings:
AIR FORCE
Team
4th Group
6th Group
5th Group
7th Group
3rd Group
2nd Group
1st Group .
ARMY
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2nd Bn 1st Reg 1 0
2nd Bn 2nd Reg 1 1
3rd Bn 2nd Reg 0 1
1st Bn 2nd Reg 0 2
1st Bn 1st Reg 0 0
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A&M Consolidated’s Bobby Potts
and Alton Arnold have been named
to the 23AA all-district team, an
nounced L. S. Richardson, chair
man of the 23AA university inter
scholastic league.
Cypress-Fairbanks dominated the
10-man select group with four
choices — Frank Tilotta, David
Roach, T. J. Molk and Curtin
Oeltjen. The Navasota Rattlers
placed Jerry Rogers, Thomas
Moore and James Stone on the
honor team while Bellville’s Daniel
Brast rounded out the squad. Cald
well failed to place a man on the
all-district team.
Bill Casper, Jr., Wesley Ellis
and Robert L. Kay qualified for
the 1957 Master’s golf tournament
by finishing among the first 24
players in the 1956 U. S. Open
at Rochester, N.Y.
BIG BILL WEBB—San Angelo Junior College transfer who is expected to bolster the
Aggie guard position next fall. Webb stands 6-6 and tips the scales at 270 pounds.
A&M’s Don Watson Joins
Va. Tech Coaching Staff
A&M’s great little halfback,
Don Watson, joined the staff
of Virginia Tech last week as
assistant football coach, ac
cording to Frank Moseley,
head grid coach and athletic di
rector.
Watson, the 150-pounder who
personally beat TCU twice, was a
standout in the Blue-Gray game
at Montgomery, Ala., last Decem
ber as well as making a number
of all-Southwest Conference sec
ond teams.
CIRCLE
LAST DAY
64 Bad Seed”
Nancy Kelly
—Also—
“No Place to Hide”
Tech opened Spring training last
Wednesday with Watson joining
Macauley McEver, Alf Satterfield,,
Buck ' Chapman, Dick Redding,
Chuck Noe and Red Laird on the
staff. He will receive his B.A.
degree in education in June.
“Having been associated with
Coach (Paul) Bryant for many
years, I know that few people re
ceive such a high recommendation
as he gave Don, and I know that
he will be a great help to our
backs,” said Coach Moseley. “We
are especially pleased that he was
able to arrive in time for Spring
training.”
Watson, the Franklin speedster,
will long be remembered for his
title-saving interception of Chuck
Curtis’ pass in the A&M end zone
early in the fourth quarter of the
Aggies’ 7-6 victory over TCU.
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Thursday; Rice Friday
Coach Joe Fagan’s A&M golf
ing team hosts the strong North
Texas Eagles here Thursday prior
to opening the 1956 -Southwest
Conference golfing season with the
Rice Owls on the Brae Burn course
in Houston Friday.
Five golfers, led by last year’s
SWC medalist champion Bobby
Nichols of Louisville, Ky., com
prise the squad-for the Houston
trip and they will also see action
against the Eagles. Others on the
squad are Marcelino Moreno, Bin-
ky Mitchella, Jerry Durbin and
Gary Fletcher.
Only a week ago the Aggies de-
LAST DAY
A&M Consolidated’s Tigers
bombed Hearne, 11-1, for their
fourth victory in a row Tuesday.
The Tigers pushed six runs across
the plate in the fourth after scoring
one in each of the first three
frames. Consolidated pulled their
season record to 4-3 on 11 hits,
four for extra bases.
Edgar Feldamn started on the
mound for CHS and went four
innings, giving up no runs and
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Wednesday, April 3, 1957 PAGE 3
Saturday in Houston
Weightlifters Bid
For Recognition
One of A&M’s little-heard-of teams, or rather “clubs”,
the weightlifters, will be bidding for a taste of recognition
Saturday when they travel to Houston to match their talents
against an array of competition at the Southern United
States YMCA and AAU weightlifting meet.
About 70 muscle-men will participate in the tournament.
Other than A&M, such institu
tions as Texas University,
Rice Institute and Louisiana
State University—which held
the Junior National Cham
pionship two years ago—are enter
ed, along with various YMCA
clubs and individual entries.
The Aggies have entered two
tournaments thus far this year,
winning one and placing second in
the other.
Their first outing, in January’s
Houston Odd-Lift contest, found
them being nosed out by one point
at the hands of Houston’s. South-
side Lifting Club. On March 16,
they walked away from the Region
HI meet in Houston with a decisive
victory. A&M took four first-place
and one second-place titles
The Ags were scheduled to enter
the state tournament in Waco on
March 30, but the self-supported
and coached club was not able to
make the necessary arrangements.
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feated North Texas in Denton with
all linksmen firing par or under
golf and paced by Nichol’s 3-un-
der 69. Mitchella and Moreno each
won their singles matches, Durbin
and Fletcher losing and the Aggies
halving the two team matches.
Jack Vaughan, freshman golfer
from Fort Worth, won the Conroe
Invitational golf tournament
championship flight, dropping Mil
ler Barber, an Aggie-ex, 3 and 2,
in the finals over the weekend. He
had earlier whipped Jimmy Powell,
one of North Texas better golfers.
The Aggie freshmen played the
Texas frosh in Austin Tuesday.
Results were not available.
Consolidated Nine Crushes
Hearne for Fourth Win, 11-1
one hit. Feldman struck out nine
on his way to his second victory
of the year. His record stands at
2-1. Feldman helped his own cause
with a double and a single in four
trips to the plate.
Bobby Ross drove out two base
knocks in three appearances while
teammate Bobby Potts got two
for four and Kelly Parker picked
up a pair of base blows in five
trips.
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