The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Wednesday, March 5, 1958
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ter pumped in five field
goals to lead the Aggie scor
ing last night with ten
points against TCU, but it
was not quite enough. Be
fore last night’s game, the
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Aggies Tie For Third
Fish Drop Prelim To
By GARY ROLLINS
The treetop-tall TCU Toads rang
down—or tore down—the curtain
on the .most successful Aggie bas
ketball season since 1951 last night,
as they humbled the Cadets in the
final appearance of the season on
G. Rollie White Coliseum hard
woods, 62-42.
Breaking a tie for third place,
the Froggies moved into a two-way
tie for second slot with Texas Tech.
The Raiders pummeled Rice in
Lubbock and locked the Owls with
A&M for third place.
In Waco, SMU beat Baylor 77-
52 while Arkansas easily handled
the Texas Longhorns in Fayette
ville, 74-60 to share the conference
crown. They will have a playoff
for the honors. This will be South
ern Methodist’s fourth consecutive
snatching of the pennant.
The Horned Frogs, who possess
one of the tallest squads in the
conference, completely dominated
court play. They hogged the re
bounds, grabbing 44 to the Aggies
26. The Cadet shooting was worse
than frigid at 28.8 per cent as com
pared with TCU’s 41.8 per cent.
Dave Corson, 6-6 soph center
from New Orleans was the only
one able to break through the Frog
gies’ defense, bucketing five of six
field goal attempts for 10 points—
the Aggie high scorer.
H. E. Kirchner, 6-10 center for
the Frogs, was game high scorer
with 19, but four Froggie team-
With
Wogs,
Rice;
83-68
Ags Bow In Tenth Inning
As Sam Houston Wins, 3-2
With two men out in the tenth
inning Sam Houston State’s Tom
my Leatherw r ood banged a single
off Aggie Pitcher Toby Newton
and scored a runner from third
base to defeat the Cadets 3-2 yes
terday afternoon in Huntsville.
Newton was the losing pitcher
for the Farmers with Price being
credited with the win for the Bear
cats. The Aggies scored their runs
in the seventh and eigth innings
with the RBI’s being credited to
Co-Captain James Smotherman
and Second Baseman Dink Patter
son.
Bo Paradowski started on the
mound fob the Cadets, giving up
one run, one hit and two walks in
his three inning stint. Donnie
Hullum took over the mound
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chores next, giving up one run, two
hits and two walks. Newton re
placed Hullum in the seventh inn
ing and pitched the remaining
four. He gave up one run, one hit
and walked seven.
The Aggies now have a 1-1 re
cord for the season. Newton is
credited with both the win and the
loss. The Cadets face the Bearcats
again Saturday for a return match
in Kyle Field.
mates scored in double figures.
In the freshman preliminary
game, Jerry Cobb of the Wogs fired
13 of 20 field goal attempts and
sunk three free throws for a 29-
point effort as he led the young
Frogs past the Aggie Fish, 83-68.
The Fish failed to win a confer
ence contest.
Box Scores
TCU (62) f'G FT
Stevenson 6-19 2-3
Nipper t 4-7 3-3
Kirchner 8-15 3-6
King 4-7 4-7
Brunson 1-4 0-0
1'yler 1-2 0-1
Taylor 0-1 0-0
Meacham 0-0 4-4
Turner 0-0 0-0
Team RB
Totals 23-65 16-24
A&M (42) f® FT
Lawrence 3-8 0-1
Swisher 2-12 2-2
Connally 1-9 1-1
Turner 0-6 0-0
Carroll 3-10 0-1
McNichol 1-4 3-6
Corson 5-6 0-1
Johnson 1-4 - 0-0
Hutto’ 1-1 2-2
Collier 0-0 0-1
Team RB
Totals 17-59 8-15
WOGS (83) FG FT
Cobb 13-20 3-4
Simmons 5-10 9-12
McMkhael 3-7 3-4
Pope 2-4 6-6
Culberson 2-9 7-11
Lewis 2-4 2-2
Isbell 0-1 0-0
Team RB
Totals 27-55 29-39
FISH (68) FG FT
Craig 6-14 3-3
Mercer 9-23 4-4
V.an Winkle 1-18 6-7
Kitzman 1-5 1-2
Smith 0-5 0-0
Ethriclge 2-2 1-4
Duffer 3-6 5-7
Thompson 2-2 0-0
Dufur 0-0 0-0
Team RB
Totals
24-75 20-27
RB
12
15
5
3
3
3
0
3
0
0
44
RB
4
2
1
3
2
8
4
0
1
0
1
26
RB
5
9
8
6
2
5
0
12
47
RB
2
10
11
2
3
5
5
0
0
2
40
PF
0
1
5
3
1
1
0
3
0
14
PF
3
2
3
1
3
1
2
1
0
0
PF
5
2
4
1
4
3
2
21
PF
5
4
3
5
2
3
4
1
0
TP
12
11
19
12
2
2
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4
0
62
TP
6
6
3
0
6
6
10
2
4
0
TP
29
19
9
9
11
6
0
83
TP
15
22
8
3
0
5
11
4
0
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