The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Tuesday, April 29, 1958
PAGE 3
Ags Gored by Frogs Twice, 10»6,11-6
Farmers Hit Snag
In Race for Crown
Texas Christian pounded out 11
i base hits, including five doubles,
' proving too much for the Aggies
t who bowed 6-10 in Kyle Field, Fri
day afternoon.
The game moved like a meeting
between the second and last place
teams should through the third in
ning. The Cadets had slugged in
four runs and steady pitching had
held the Horn Frogs scoi’eless.
In the top of the fourth the Frog-
! gies turned the tide, erupting with
three doubles and scoring two runs
be&re Wayne Schaper, the Ag los
er, could retire the side.
In the top of the fifth TCU re
turned to the plate to blast in two
more runs, aided by Cadet infield
errors. Coach Beau Bell sent in
Percy Sanderson, sophomore right
hander, to relieve Schaper and re
tire the Horned Frogs.
Sanderson was tapped for three
hits and three runs, making the
total in the top of the seventh in
ning, 4-8.
The last Cadet rally came in the
seventh when Beau Bell’s team col-
Friday
TCU (10) AB R II RBI
Banda, as 4 10 0
Franklin, 2b 5 12 1
Childs, rf 3 2 10
Enis, lb 4 2 2 1
Kc}. c 4 12 2
Walker, If 5 0 2 2
Selman, 3b 4 0 0 0
Harris, cf 5 110
Wineburc, p 2 111
Gogvzales, p 110 0
Totals 37 10 11 7
A&M (6) AB R H RBI
Baradowski, lb 3 2 0 0
Thomas, cf 4 12 1
Herrington, c 2 111
Stone, If 2 0 0 0
Plumlee, ss 4 0 11
Patterson, 2b 3 110
Schaper, p 10 0 0
Sanderson, p 3 0 10
Smotherman, rf 3 0 0 0
A—Reed 0 0 0 0
Carroll, 3b 2 10 0
B—Houchin ,1 0 0 0
Totals 28 6 6 3
A—Walked for Smotherman in 9th ; B—
Struck out for Carroll in 9th.
TCU 000 230 320—10
A&M 130 000 200— 6
E—Harris 2, Herringtonf, Plutnlee, San
derson. PO-A—TCU 27-8, A&M 27-10.
DP—Selman to Enis. LOB—TCU 8, A&M
12.
2B—Childs, Ennis, Key 2, Walker. 3B—
Herrington. SB—Key, Paradowski, Her
rington, Patterson, Carroll. SAC—Thom
lected two hits and two runs be
fore Rode Gonzales came in to take
over for the winner, Ken Wine-
burg, and kill the threat.
Gonzales did not give up a hit
in the last three innings, but the
Frogs added two more scores to
their total when Charles Franklin
reached first on a single, scoring
Gonzales from second. On the
throw to the plate Sanderson made
an attempt to play it, but the ball
bounced off his foot bringing
in George Banda.
The massacre ended, when for
the second game in a row, Coach
Bell sent in a pinch hitter in the
last of the ninth to strike out.
Myers Speaker
In Liberty Dinner
A&M Coach Jim Myers will be
guest speaker at an All-Sports
Banquet in the recreation hall of
the First Methodist Church at
Liberty May 14. .
The banquet will be the first of
its kind ever held in the Liberty
community. All boys participating
in Liberty High School sports will
be special guests.
Myers is expected to give a run
down of the prospects of A&M for
the coming football season. The
single wing coach will complete
spring training at A&M this
Thursday.
Myers has become a sought after
speaker since his appointment as
head coach and athletic director of
A&M early this year.
Stone,
n, fi
Plu
n, Ca
mlee, Schaper, Smotherman.
ip h r er bb
ip h
Wineberg (W, 1-1) 6 6
Gonzales 3 0
Schaper (L, 1-1) 4% 6
Sanderson 4'A 5
HiBP—By Gonzales (Herrington). I
Key, Herrington. U—Graham, Domir
T—3 :08.
Saturday
tcj; (ii)
Banda, ss
Franklin, 2b
Childs, cf-rf
Ennis, lb
Key, c
Walker, If
Selman, 3b
Pollard, rf
Harris, cf
Bead, p
Totals
A&M (6)
Beed, rf
Thomas, cf
Herrington, c
Stone, If
Paradowski, lb
Houchin, lb
Plumlee, ss
Patterson, 2b
Newton, p
Schaper, p
Hullum,
Balke,
m, p
, 3b
AB
2
5
4
5
4
4
1
2
2
4
33
AB
5
4
4
5
2
3
4
3
1
0
3
4
R
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
0
0
1
11
R
1
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
9
RBI
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Totals 38 6 11 5
TCU 100 702 100—11
A&M 002 001 003—x6
E—Banda, Key, Walker, Plumlee, New
ton, Hullum. PO-A -TCU 27-5 ; A&M 27-
13. DP Plumlee, Patterson and Houchin.
LOB—TCU 4, A&M 8. 2B—Banda, Childs,
Ennis, Read, Thomas, Stone 2, Herrington.
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SPORTS SCHEDULE
April 28-May 3
Tuesday — Varsity tennis with
Texas here 1 p.m.; varsity golf
with Texas at Austin, 1 p.m.
Thursday — Varsity and fresh
man track vs. Rice and Texas at
Austin, 8 p.m.
Friday — Varsity baseball with
Rice here 3 p.m.; varsity golf with
Baylor at Waco.
Saturday-—Varsity baseball with
Rice here 2 p.m.;‘ Fish baseball
with Rice at Houston, 2 p.m.; var
sity tennis with Baylor here 1
p.m.
May 5-10
Thursday — Southwest Confer
ence meet at Dallas, golf and ten
nis.
Friday — Southwest Conference
meet at Dallas, golf, tennis and
track; varsity baseball with Texas
at Austin; Fish baseball with
Wharton Junior College here 3
p.m.
Saturday — Southwest Confer
ence meet at Dallas, track and ten
nis; varsity baseball with Texas
at Austin; Fish baseball with Tex-'
as frosh here, two games, 1:30
p.m.
HR—Reed,
rington.
Pitchers, Record
Read (W)
Newton (L, 2-2)
Seh
SB—Selman, Thomas, Her-
ip h r er bb
9 11 6 4 3 7
3 1 6 5 6 2
haper 1 3 2 2 0 1
Hullum 5 3 3 2 2 2
HBP—By Hullum (Banda). WP—New.
ton. U—Paine, Mugg. T—2 :42.
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Miscues Fatal to Farmers;
Cadets Drop Second Straight
The fourth inning proved fatal
to the Aggies Saturday as the
TCU Horned Frogs pushed seven
runs across the plate in that frame
in Kyle Field and went on to hu
miliate the Cadets, 11-6.
TCU refused to believe the press
Score One For the Aggies!
charged with the loss and TCU’s
Darrel Read was credited with the
win. Newton pitched three innings
of ball, giving up one hit, six walks,
and six runs. Wayne Schaper
came in to relieve Newton in the
fourth and lasted for one inning,
clippings of the Ag mound staff, | The lanky pitcher gave up three I game and giving up only 3 bases
collecting four doubles and three hits and two runs during his tour on balls. Read struck out 7.
singles off Cadet hurlers, while of duty on the mound. J The Cadets came to life in the
receiving eight free passes to first Donnie Hullum took over the bottom of the ninth, holding the
base via the walk route. mound chores for the Ags in the fans in their seats with the last
Co-Captain Toby Newton was fifth and completed the game. The | (See MISCUES Page 4)
Baytown junior had the Frogs
hammer him for three hits and as
many runs during his five inning
stint.
Righthander Darrel Read went
the full nine innings for TCU,
scattering 11 Aggie hits in the
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scoring the first run for the Farmers in the third inning.
Seconds later Gary Herrington crossed the plate to put the
Ags ahead of TCU 2-1.
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held its final meeting of the sea
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