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« The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Wednesday, March 26, 1958
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SPORTS SCHEDULE
Following 1 is the Texas Aggie
sports calendar for the week of
March 24-29:
Wednesday—Varsity golf with
Lamar Tech, here, 1 p.m.
Thursday—Varsity golf with
North Texas, here, 1 p.m.
Friday—Varsity baseball with
SMU at Dallas; varsity track at
Texas Relays, Austin; Fish base
ball with Tarleton, Kyle Field, 3
1 p.m.
Saturday—Varsity baseball with
SMU at Dallas; varsity track at
Texas Relays-, Austin; Fish base-
« hall with Dallas University, Kyle
Field, 2 p.m.; varsity tennis with
Mississippi Southern, here; 1 p.m.;
varsity golf with Mississippi
Southern, here, 1 p.m.
Soggy Diamonds Slow Corps
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MSC Sets Tourney
For “Aggies” Only
John Geiger, manager of the Me
morial Student Center Bowling
Lanes, has announced that a bowl
ing tournament for “Aggies Only”
will be held April 19-20 and 26-27
with the winning team members
receiving a pair of bowling shoes
valued at $8.95.
According to Geiger, any regular
enrolled Aggie may enter this
team tournament. The teams will
be composed of five members from
an outfit or dormitory. Publica
tions wishing to enter teams may
also do so. In addition, outfits may
enter more than one team.
The teams will bowl three games
apiece in a regular scratch tourna
ment with all A. B. C. rules ap
plicable. The top ten Aggies of
the MSC-sponsored Bowling Com
mittee are ineligible to enter.
If a team cannot bowl on the
weekend scheduled, they must ar
range to bowl at another time be
fore the 26-27 of April, provided
they clear with tournament secre
tary Lee Wilson, employee of the
Bowling & Games Department.
The entry fee will be $1.25 per
member or $6.25 per earn and*
must accompany each entry. The
deadline for team entries is mid
night, April 14.
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Rightfielder Jim Smotherman and Catcher Gary Herring
ton get together with some high level hitting policy as they
prepare for Saturday’s two-game series with Southern
Methodist. Herrington leads the club with his .522 batting
average while Smotherman is hitting .357 through seven
games.
Pistoleers Top Cops;
Capture 30 Medals
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Led by Cadet S/Sgt. Charles A.
Bollfrass, who collected 11 individ
ual match medals and was a mem
ber of the .22 cal. match Team
Winners of the Team event, the
Aggies Pistol Team returned from
the Austin Police Spring Pistol
Tournament with a total of 30
medals in the two day shoot held
on 22-23 March in Austin.
Bollfrass’ honors included 1st
Marksman in the .22 cal. ag
gregate, 2nd Marksman in .38 cal.,
1st Marksman with the .45 pistol
and 1st Marksman in the Grand
Aggregate for his class with 2294
points of a possible 2790.
Ferrald G. Belote, Aggie Team
Captain collected four medals in
cluding 2nd Marksman in .22 ag
gregate and 2nd place in .38 cal.
20 shot Timed Fire match. Ray
McKnight had a 2nd Marksman
place in .22 cal. 20 shot Timed
Fire and was a member of the .45
cal. 1st Marksman Team.
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Charles Benson in the Expert
class took 1st Expert in 20 shot
Timed Fire match and was 2nd
Expert in the .22 cal. Aggregate.
James Roberts fired in the Sharp
shooter class and was 2nd SS in
20 shot Rapid Fire and also 2nd
SS in the aggregate of the .38 cal.
pistol. James Wilson was firing in
the unclassified division and col
lected 1st place in 20 shot Rapid
Fire and 2nd place in Aggregate
with his .22 cal. pistol.
The Aggies’ .22 cal. Team was
the Team Match Winners by shoot
ing a 1099 score of a possible 1200
points to win this event againsjt
teams entered from Anstin Police,
Houston Police, Dallas Pistol Club,
Ft. Polk, La. Alamo Pistol Club,
San Antonio; U. S. Border Patrol
and VIII Corps Hqtrs. of Austin.
The scores in this event included
Henry Gill’s 283, Charles Benson’s
276, David Herring’s 273 and Boll
frass’ 267. The .45 cal. 1st Marks
man Team included Ferrald Belote,
Charles Campbell, Ray McKnight
and James Roberts.
The Aggie Team is coached by
Capt. K. D. Reel, Arty., and M/Sgt.
W. H. Card of the R.O.T.C. De
tachment of A&M College.
By FRED MEURER
Unpredictable spring weather has
turned the Corps baseball program
into a maze of postponed games,
hurriedly rescheduled contests and
general confusion as the eager but
restricted cadets have been able to
get only a thix-d of the first round
of play under .the wire.
Both the Air Force and Army
leagues have played only five
games in the first two weeks of
the season. March, generally
known as the month of wind, has
literally poured havoc on the pro
gram in the form of almost con
stant rains and cold weather.
And April, the month of RAIN,
looms just around the corner, leav
ing no relief in sight.
In the Air Force, two groups
have dominated play. The 3rd
Group currently leads the league
with three wins, over the 6th, 4th
and 1st groups in that order. Close
on their heels is the 5th Gvoup,
with victories over the 2nd and
6th groups. No other team has en
tered the won column in that cir
cuit.
Over in the Army league, both
the 2nd Battalion, 1st Regiment
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and the 1st Battalion, 2nd Regi
ment have chalked up two wins
without a loss. Behind them is the
3rd Battalion, 1st Regiment with
a mark in each column, while the
2nd Battalion, 2nd Regiment, the
Band and the 3rd Battalion, 2nd
Regiment have been unable to come
up with a win.
The schedule calls for the first
round to be completed by April 1,
with about a week after that al
lotted for make-up games.
Team
3rd Group
5th Group
1st Group
2nd Group
4th Group
6th Group
Team
2nd Bn/1st Rck
1st Bn/2nd Re>r
3rd Bn/1st BeK
2nd Bn/2nd Reg
Band
3rd Bn/2nd Reg
AIR FORCE
Won
3
2
0
0
0
0
ARMY
Won
2
2
1
0
0
0
Lost
0
0
1
1
1
2
Lost
0
0
1
1
1
2
‘Manor’ Opens On July 1
The Athletic Department has set
July 1 as the opening date for the
new athletic dormitory now under
constx-uction behind Law and Pur-
year Halls.
The dorm, to be named Junction
Manor, will house 100 athletes in
comfortable and modern style.
Included in its facilities will be
a spacious lounge area, a large
apartment for the house mother,
who Avill serve as hostess, annd her
husband, and large rooms for the
athletes to live in.
Adjoining the dormitory will be
a swimming pool, complete with
a large bath house.
An added feature which will
make the dorm more liveable will
be the complete — once-a-day —
maid service.
Two athletes will be housed in
a room with twin Hollywood beds,
a study desk and lavorator yfacil-
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