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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1958)
/ PAGE 4 Thursday, May 1, 1958 The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas Ags Enter Little SWC Meet A&M will enter 25 varsity per- imformers and 20 freshmen in a tri angular track and field . meet in Hll' - Austin Thursday billed as the Little Southwest Conference meet. With only four exceptions over the past 37 years, the new SWC champion has come out of the tri angular meet between Rice, A&M fF^IJ* BETTER FOOD FOR LESS! 21st ANNUAL STORE MANAGER'S SALE! < Visit your local Weingarten store during our 21st ANNUAL STORE MANAGER’S SALE. We want to meet you personally. We want you to see for yourself the clean liness, the values, the every day low prices, variety available to you when you shop WEINGARTENS! SNOWDRIFT — 59c MIRACLE WHIP - 39c FLOUR Fo ° dc,ub 5 Lb ' 29c J. W. Special Lb. 65c il 1 /'*■' _ im I Orange Drink 46 Oz. 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The versatile Emmett Small wood, who finished third in the de cathlon at the recent Kansas Re lays, will lead Aggie entries Thurs day night. He is entered in the 100-yard dash, sprint relay, broad jump and low hurdles. While entering as many as seven events in the spring meets this year, Smallwood has neglected his WM: m - t; specialties, the lows and broad jump. Now that the decathlon sea son is finished he may better his marks in the lows and broad jump. The senior track and field man has run a :23.9 flight in the lows and leaped 24-314 in the broad jump. He holds the SWC record in the latter at 25 feet, IVs inches. Varsity Entries Sprint relay—Joe Flood, Bill Palmer, Ernie Uribe, Smallwood. Mile run—Richard Hickman, Jack Heald. 440 dash—Palmer, Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Don Frels. 100 dash—Uribe, Flood, Smallwood. High Hurdles—Homer Smith, Merrell, Witt, Uribe. 880 run—Charles Hajovsky, Jim Coker. 220 dash—Uribe,' Charles Echols. Two mile—Fred Dulock, Don Carver. Low Hurdles—Smallwood, Smith, Uribe. Mile Relay—Kirkpatrick, Palmer, Echols, Frels. Shot Put—Henry Bonorden. Discus—Owen Hill. Pole Vault—Donnie Douglas. Broad Jump—Smallwood, Ed Lewis. High Jump—Charles Merka, Bob Carter, Bob Thomas, Joe Greenwood, Fz-ank Ma dura. Frosh Entries Mile—James Cz-aig, Jimmie King, Hardy Fi'ancis, Stan Wallace. Sprint relay—Ronald Whiteley, Bob Con- nowzzy, Don Isett. Bob Clark. 440 dash—Jason Edington, Harvey Cash, Connoway. 100 dash—Isett, Clark, Whiteley. High Hurdles-—No entry. 880 run—Robert Laird, James Wills. 220 dash—Isett, Clark. Low Hui’dles—Whiteley, Richard Both- well. Mile relay—Eldon Hunt, Connoway, Isett, Cash. Shot Put—James Landrum, Charles Da- vidoff, John Long, James Garrard. Discus—Landrum, Davidoff, Long and Gayrad. Pole Vault—Charles Vance, Julius Stuart, Dennis Matthew. ennz Bz-oad Jump—Whiteley. Jump- Javelin—Long, Garz-ard. W road High Jump—John Martin. A&M Best Times for 1958 I did not whistle at her. I whistled because the dress she is wearing looks like it was cleaned by — CAMPUS CLEANERS High Hurdles—Ernie Uribe, 22. 1:58.9 Dulock, 9 :50 vs :15.3 vs Rice and LSU at A&M, March 22. 880 run^—Charles Hajovsky, Rice at Houston, March 15. Two Mile run—Freddie Duloc Rice at Houston, March 15. Low Hurdles—Emmett Smallwood, :23.9 vs Rice & SMU at Houston, April 12. Shot Put—Henry Bonoz-den, 50-5 1/8 Houston & Texas at Azzstin, March 1. Discus—Owen Hill, 159-4 .vs Rice & LSU at A&M, Maz-ch 22. Javelin—Newton Lamb, 166-7 vs Rice & SMU at Houston, April 12. Pole Vault—Donnie Douglas, 12-6, Rice & LSU at A&M, March 22. High Jump—Fred Merka, 6-1 1/8 at Bor der Olympics, March 8. Broad Jump—Smallwood, 24-3 1/4 vs Rice & LSU at A&M, March 22. FOR SUMMER the lightest is the best! Spinning of dacron so fine K results in a fabric only seven ounces to the yard is one of Wonderon’s many lightweight features. Add—porous weaving, to let the air circulate, and a shape retaining ability that makes for an absolute minimum of pressing and you have an ideal Summer suit. $57.50 tAitORCo exciusfvetr ar MICHAELS-STERN If ■ 1 CONWAY & CO. 103 N. Main Bryan SWC Committee Meets Next Week (2P)—Athletes may have to make higher grades to meet eligibility re quirements if the Southwest Con ference adopts a proposal that comes before it at its spring meet ing here next week. Consideration of the adoption of qualitative requirement as well as quantitative will be the main topic of discussion of the faculty com mittee, governing body of the con ference, in its sessions Friday and Saturday. The league always has had a minimum number of hours that had to be passed in order to be eligible, but never before has there been a requirement as to how high the grades must be. This matter Was discussed at the last meeting of the conference. Other than the scholarship point there appears little due to come before the conference unless some cases of recruiting should arise. Secretary Howard Grubss said that any reports of investigations completed since the December meeting would be submitted. The NCAA handed Southern Methodist a year’s probation be cause it gave Glynn Gregory, the Abilene High School star, a job in the oil fields “for which he was not qualified.” But it was mild and carried no penalty that would prevent SMU participating in championship contests or bowl games. The conference at its last meet ing reprimanded SMU for the methods used in recruiting Greg ory and, Grubbs admitted, could reopen the case in view of the NGAA action. The golf, tennis and track meets will be held at the same time. Golf will be at the DAC Country Club Thursday and Friday and will be a 72-hole test. Tennis will be Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, also at DAC Country Club. Preliminaries in track and field will be at Ownby Stadium at South ern Methodist University Friday afternoon with finals in freshman field events, and one final in the varsity division—the discus throw. All other finals will be Saturday afternoon. It takes two to fill the bill TWO BY TWO CLASS For Aggies and Aggie Wives 9:45 Sunday Morning First Baptist Church College Station SPECIAL From FERRERI OIL CO. Bring This Coupon And You Get One Quart DX DIAMOND Motor Oil With Each 3.00 Purchase Of Gasoline At • Triangle Service Station 3600 S. College Ave. • Amlico Service Station No. 2 1221 N. College Ave. (Next To The Sugar N Spice) Good Thurs.—Fri.—Sat.
