The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Friday, March 21, 1958
PACE 3
Baseball, Track Jam Schedule
Only Home Track Meet
Coach Ray Putnam’s track and
field team will make their lone
appearance of the season on Kyle
field Saturday in a triangular meet
with the Rice Owls and the Louis-
, ana State Tigers.
Ernesto Uribe and Emmett
Smallwood are expected to be the
big point gatherers for the Aggies.
Uribe is the Cadets’ top sprint man
while Smallwood is the SWC record
holder in the broadjump and one
of the conference’s top hurdlers.
In a dual meet with Rice Mon
day, Uribe scored ten points and
Smallwood eleven to take second
and third place in the individual
scoring honors. A&M lost that
meet by three points.
The first running event, the
sprint relay, starts at 3 p. m. with
the field events getting underway
at 2:30.
Other athletic events will see the
tennis team compete against Abi
lene Christian College here at Col
lege Station Saturday and the Fish
Baseball team go up against the
Baylor Cubs in Waco that same
day.
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Leading Hitter
Gary Herrington, slugging All-SWC backstop for the Ag
gies, leads the hitters against Baylor with his healthy .643
batting average.
Army Floods Baskets In
63-40 Rout Of Flyboys
The Army displayed a first half
ground game and then filled the
air with basketballs in the second
period to down the outmanned Air
Force squad in the Twelfth Man
Bowl game yesterday afternoon in
G. Rollie White Coliseum, 63-40.
Paced by Loyd Neal, a junior
center from Paris, who scored 14
points for the game high produc
tion, the “Groundpounders” used
their superior height and shooting
ability to plaster the “men in
blue.”
At the half time, the Army held
a 29-19 advantage and came back
in the second stanza to produce a
little more of the same type of
attack they used at the start of the
game.
Jeff Penfield, “C” Composite
senior added 11 points as two
teammates, Don Alexander and
Cliff Salmon, tallied eight points
apiece.
For the Air Force, Joe Parton, a
civilian student from Law scored
10 points while Richard Peacock,
civilian student from Legett
amassed seven points for runner-
up honors. •
The two teams, coached by Ernie
Turner and Jim McNichol for the
Army and Neil Swisher and Sam
my Myers for the Air Force, were
the pick of the crop from each
battalion and group on the campus.
The proceeds will go to the
Student Aid Fund benefit and the
Twelfth Man Scholarship.
With the Cadet corps in full at
tendance, and the mixed rivalry be
tween the two groups, the game
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Ag Nine Hosts Bears
Clear skies are expected to greet
the Aggies today when they hustle
out onto Kyle Field to meet their
first conference foes of the season,
the Baylor Bears, at 3 p. m.
The Cadets will face the Bears
again Saturday afternoon at 2 for
another conference tilt in Kyle
Field.
Lefty Toby Newton will be on
the mound against Baylor Friday
with righthander Donnie Hullum
slated to do the chores Saturday.
The two hurlers have accounted for
three wins and a loss this year, and
combined on a no-hitter against
Texas Lutheran last week.
All-SWC Catcher Gary Herring
ton will be behind the plate for
both games. The Baytown junior
has nine safeties in 14 times at
bat for a .643 average.
Following the Baylor series this
week the Aggies play SMU in
Dallas March 28 and 29.
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