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Thursday, July 25, 1957 The Battalion
ers Begin
r.*- College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Monday
Rec Council
At Houston
Tankers Swim
Olympic Meet
In CS Tennis Tournament
Singles
Play First
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A field of 59 netters is set
to begin play Monday in the
first annual College Station
Recreation Council Tennis
Tournament.
The week-long, county-wide af
fair is due to get underway at 8
a.m. Monday when first round ac
tivity is slated in the 13-and-under
and 14-15 age divisions on the
A&M cement tennis courts (loca
ted south of Kyle Field). Monday
at 5:30 p.m., action begins in the
other two age classifications— 1
16-18 and 19-and-over.
Singles play is slated for Mon
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
while doubles competition is on tap
for Thursday and Friday. Finals
in all events are scheduled for
Saturday, August 3.
The champion of the men’s 19-
and-over singles division will re
ceive a trophy, while the runner-
up is to receive a ribbon. The
winners and runners-up in each
of the other divisions are to be
presented ribbons.
Tournament Director Horace
Schaffer stated that no entry fee
is required, but each entrant must
furnish one tennis ball per match.
The complete first round tour
nament schedule is as follows:
13-and-Under Boys’ Singles
Ronnie Bolen, bye; Russell Han
na vs. Charles Young; Tim Moore
vs. Eldon Ray Hagler; Jim Mills
vs. Gary Volz; Jody Rush vs. Bar
ry Bloodworth; Charles Saucaer
vs. Hugh Glenn; Larry Maddox vs.
Hal Delaplane and Joe Olian vs.
Neil Matzen.
13-and-Under Boys’ Doubles
Bolen-Rush, bye; Matzen-Mills
vs. Delaplane-Volz; Bloodworth-
Saucaer vs. Hagler-Glenn; Moore-
Young vs. Olian-Adams.
13-and-Under Girls’ Singles
Marcia Chalk, bye; Joy Pohl
vs. Jean Potts; Zan Colson, bye;
Mary McNeely, bye.
13-and-Under Girls’ Doubles
(Finals) Chalk-Potts vs. Col-
son-Pohl.
14-15 Boys’ Singles
Jack Armistead, bye; Mark
Lindsay vs. Mike Denison; Bruce
Thompson, bye; Andy Anderson,
bye.
14-15 Boys’ Doubles
(Finals) Armistead-Thompson
vs. Lindsay-Denison.
14-15 Girls’ Singles
Susan Dowell, bye; Linda Potts
vs. Sally Lehr; Kathleen Heaton,
bye; Elaine Nedbalek, bye; Pam
Sperry, bye; Rebeccas McNeil vs.
Sandra Sleckenstein; Linda Chalk,
bye; Margaret Carpenter, bye.
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Houston’s Junior Olympics
Swimming Meet moves into its
second day of competition today,
numbering 24 participants from
the College. Station Recreation
Council among 23 events in two
divisions.
Twelve local tankers saw action
yesterday in the 10-and-under div
ision: Susan Braley and. Margar
et Brown, girls’ 25 yd. breast
stroke; Steve Darwall, boys’ 25 yd.
breast stroke; Suzanne Medlen and
Virginia Patterson, girls’ 25 yd.
backstroke; Charles Castle and Jim
14-15 Girls’ Doubles
Dowell-Sperry vs. Lehr-Potts;
McNiel-L. Chalk vs. Bolton-Carpcn-
ter.
16-18 Boys’ Singles
Maurice Olian, bye; Don Avera
vs. Richard Box; Walter Dahlberg,
bye; Jerry Mills, bye.
16-18 Boys’ Doubles
(Finals) Avera-Mills vs. Olian-
Dahlberg.
19-and-Over Men’s Singles
David Cardwell vs. Bubba En-
glebrecht; Dan Schaffer vs. Dicky
Dowell, Paul Raphbum vs. Luther
Jones; Omar Smith vs. Carroll
Laverty; Charles Workman, bye;
Homer Adams vs. John Sandstedt;
E. S. Sauer vs. Joe Remstedt; John
Steveson, bye.
19-and-Over Men’s Doubles
Workman-Schaffer, bye; Laver
ty-Jones vs. Sauer-Dowell; Smith-
Sandstedt, bye; Cardwell, Steve
son, bye.
19-and-Over Women’s Singles
Jo Ann Nolen vs. Penny Laver
ty; Frances Muth vs. Susan Dow
ell.
19-and-Over Women’s Doubles
Nolen-Muth vs. Laverty-Dowell
(Finals).
Amyx, boys’ 25 yd. backstroke;
Barbara Ewens, gilds’ 25 yd. free
style; David Brusse and Randy
Darwall, boys’ 25 yd. freestyle;
Sharon Covey, girls’ 25 yd. butter
fly; Tommy Kahan, boys’ 25 yd.
butterfly.
Additional College Station .en
tries included girls’ 100 yd. medley
relay—Medlen, Brown, Covey, and
Braley (alternate, Patterson);
boys’ 100 yd. medley relay—Castle,
S. Darwall, Kahan, and R. Darwall
(alternate, Amyx); girls’ 100 yd.
freestyle r e 1 a y—Brown, Ewens,
Braley, and Covey (alternates, Pat
terson and Medlen); boys’ 100 yd.
freestyle—Amyx, Kahan, R. Dar
wall, and S. Darwall (alternate,
Brusse).
Today’s events are in the 11-12
division, with all the individual
events being a distance of 50 yards.
Local entries in this group include
the following: Rosemary Thomp
son, girls’ breast stroke; Gary
Kimberling, boys’ breast stroke;
Pam Wolters, girls’ backstroke;
Johnny Badgett and Randy Rans-
dell, boys’ backstroke; Linda Bra
ley, Petra Breitwieser, and Mar
garet Castle, girls’ freestyle; Les
Brusse, Buzz Loveless, and Bill
Ewens, boys’ freestyle; Becky Ka
han, girls’ butterfly.
In the 11-12 relays, in which
all the distances are 200 yards,
entries from Brazos County are as
follow: girls’ medley relay—Wol-
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ters, Thompson, Kahap, and Bra
ley (alternate, M. Castle); boys’
medley r e 1 a y—Badgett, Kimber
ling, L. Brusse, and Ewens (alter
nate, Loveless); girls’ freestyle re
lay—Breitwieser, Kahan, Thomp
son, and Braley (alternate, M. Cas
tle) ; boys’ freestyle relay—Love
less, Ransdell, Kimberling, and L.
Brusse (alternate, Ewens).
The College Station Swim Club,
taking fourth place in the senior
girls’ (15-16) division team stand
ings, competed in the Texas Open
AAU Swimming and Diving Cham
pionships last week-end in Austin’s
Northwest Park Pool.
Pam Hayes swept to a first
place in the intermediate girls’
(13-14) division, and her time of
3:41.1 went into the books as a
new record since this is the first
year that the Texas Open AAU
swimming gathering has been held.
She teamed with Gail Schlessel-
man, Mary Frances Badgett, and
Judy Litton to take second place
In the senior girls’ 400 meter med
ley relay.
Miss Schlesselman captured
second place in the senior girls’
100 meter butterfly and finished
third in the senior gilds’ 200 meter
individual medley. Miss Badgett
took sixth place in the senior girls’
100 meter backstroke, while Miss
Litton won fifth place in the sen
ior girls’ 100 meter freestyle.
Joe Brusse, in the intermediate
boys’ 400 meter freestyle, placed
eighth.
In the senior boys’ division, Bill
Farrar nailed down second place
in the 200 meter breast stroke and
seventh spot in the 200 meter in
dividual relay; Howard Mitchell,
in the same classification, placed
seventh in the 100 meter butterfly.
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