The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Tuesday, March 18, 1958
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SMU Tankers Cop SWC
Crown In Record Win
SMU continued its domination
of Southwest Conference swim
ming and diving as the Mustang
tankmen splashed their way to a
new conference title this weekend
in Dallas with a record 188 Vz
points.
Orlando Cossani, 24-year-old
Argentinian, captured individual
scoring honors with 19 points. The
short butterfly specialist took two
first places and set one new con
ference mark as he pushed the Ag
gies to a clear-cut second place
standing in the conference with
91 points.
Cossani sped to a new record in
the 200-yard butterfly race as he
clipped six and nine-tenths seconds
off the old mark with a time of
2:16 flat.
A&M’s only other first in the
meet came when the ace swimmer
copped the 200-yard individual
medley.
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Herrington’s Bat Leads Aggies
All-SWC Catcher Gary Herrington blasted a single, triple
and a homerun to lead his teammates to a 6-0 victory over
Texas Lutheran. Three hits in four times at bat raised
his season average to .643.
Owls Mark Track
Victory Over Ags
In Final Event
The Rice Owl thinlyclads came
from behind to down the Aggie
varsity 69-1/3 to 66-2/3 in g duel
meet Saturday at old Ricp Stad
ium, but the Fish kept the day
from being a complete loss when
they trounced the Owlets 61-51.
Emmett Smallwood, Ag ace
broadjumpex*, met his first defeat
in two years in his specialty when
sophomore upstart Dale Moseley
leaped 24-3 % to best Smallwood
by two inches.
The Farmers held a two-point
lead going into the last event, the
mile relay, but the Rice foursome
were too fresh for the Cadets and
easily took honors in the event to
win the meet.
A&M victories wei'e scored by
Ernesto Ux*ibe, who tallied 10
points; Herbert Carper in the high
hurdles; C. J. Hajovsky in the 880-
yard run; Fi - ed Dulock in the two
mile run; Smallwood in the low
hurdles; Donald Douglas in the
pole vault; Owen Hill in the dis
cus and Henry Bonoi'den in the
high jump.
Newton, Hullum Team
InNo-HitWinOver
By GARY ROLLINS
Senior co-captain Toby Newton
and Donnie Hullum, junior hurler
from Baytown, combined efforts
in a no-hit, no-run 6-0 victory over
the Texas Lutheran College Bull
dogs Satui’day night to run the
Aggie season mark to four wins in
five outings.
Newton, a 6-0 lefthander from
Galveston who was expedited with
the win, pitched six innings for
A&M, striking out seven while
walking eight and bringing his sea
son record to 2-1. Hullum finished
the contest, whiffing three and
walking none.
The Aggie defense was supei'b,
as the fielders made no miscues
and racked up.three double plays,
bringing the season double play
total to five—which incidentally
equals the double play pi’oduction
of the 1957 team for the entire sea
son.
Gary Herrington, stocky All-
SWC catcher from Baytown, con
tinued to rattle the walls with his
hitting, as he slammed a home run,
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a txdple and a single in four trips
to the plate. This x-aised his bat
ting average to .643 with nine safe
ties in 14 times up.
In the third inning, Herrington
blasted a long tidple to left center
field, but was left stranded on
base.
In the sixth inning, J. B. Car-
roli singled and Herrington follow
ed up with a 400-foot shot over the
left-center field wall for two mox'e
x’uns.
In the seventh inning the Farm
ers attempted a double steal apd
tallied a run as the Bulldog catcher
misfired on the throw to second
base. Lloyd Stone tallied frpm
third, but Wendell Reed was cut
down on the throw from the plate.
The eighth inning found Coach
Beau Bell’s Cadets ripping off
three insurance runs as Houchin
and Herx-ington singled. An at
tempted pickoff play by Texas
Lutheran went amiss, allowing the
runners to advance. James Smoth-
erpian lifted a fly to center field,
scoring Houchin. Ed Dudley then
boomed a long triple off the boards
in left-center, scoring Hex-rington.
Dudley scored from third on
Stone’s fnfield single to end the
scoring.
The Aggies travel to Houstep
this afternoon to play the Houston
Cougars in a return match. In the
season opener, the Cadets blanked
Houston, 4-0, for their only defeat
of the season to this date.
Tex. Luth. 000 000 000—0 0 2
A&M 000 002 130—6 8 0
Newton, Hullum (7) and Her
rington. Erxleben and Green.
Ag Fish Thump Allen, 11-2
Coach Les Palnjprs’ Fish base
ball team scored five runs in the
first inning and went on to beat
{he Allen Academy Ramblers last
Saturday on Kyle Field, 11-2, in
the first game of the 1958 season
for both teams.
The Ramblers tallied single runs
in the thii-d and sixth innings,
while the Fish piled up additional
insux-ance with lone runs in the
fifth and seventh fx-ames and four
big runs in the sixth stanza.
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the game for A&M and was the
winning pitcher, giving up five
hits and two runs in the six in
nings he woi'ked. Bo Galle, left
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the final three innings, giving up
two hits and no runs.
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