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INTRAMURALS
TV* intramural »wirmmng finals Squadron 12, (ft) Squadron 1.
h*ld Monday maht Winners Tima: 1:14.1.
in individual events are as follows: lft#*foot backstroke. (1) Waat-
ovar. Squadron (I); (2) Khiff,
Squadron 14; <11 Locke. A Qmc;
(4) Kransaw, Squadron 3; (ft)
t laaa A
40©-fo«.t relay, (1) Squadron 17,j
<2) Squadron 6, (3) A Athletics,
(4i A rhamkal. (5) Squadron 12.
Time 1:12.0
100-foot backstroke, (ll Par
sons. B Composite; (2> Wallace,
Squadron 11; (3> McKinney, B
Infantry; <4i Gill, Puryear; (ft)
Griffin. Squadron 20. Time ({12.
T
*1 ■wf tlTT wAi TW •
Bob Kyasky and Glenn Da via | in Army history. Both ran the
were the fastest football players 1100-yard dash as trackmen in 1,7.
Patterson. B Field. Time 19.6.
200-foot breaststroke, (1)
Murry, Squadron 1; (t) SpiUane,
A Infantry, (t) MrChrlstlan,
Squadron 9; (4) Groves, A Signal;
(ft) Organ. W Rand Tima: 4S.6.
300-foot freestyle, (1) Badget.
A Composite (2) Holiigan, A
*T U ! ro *iV. ( I ) ”“- i Chemical; (81 Shephard. A Field;
(•) Storey, Squadron 3; (ft) Broth-
ber, Squadron 9, (2) Galindo, Mit
ckeU; (8) Williams. B Ordnance; er , A | nf „, t ' ry . Tlm «. «7J.
♦4) Ihckemon, Squadron 22; (5)
Hensley. B AAA Time: 4h
A Ordnance; (2) Fields, C Com
posite; (3) Sears, Squadron IS;
(4) Fowler, Squadron 19; (5)
Pierce, Squadron 5. Time: 04.7.
300-medley, (I) A Signal, (2)
C Field. (8) B AAA, (4) A Com-
MO-foot freestyle. (1) WUlulma. (5> Squadron 12. Time:]
The winners of this year's in- j
tismural swimming are: First
place in (Tans A Squadron 17;
MO-medley, (1) C-l 1 a. (2) B second was H Composite; third, B
Infantry, (3) B Composite. (41 Infant;ry . f ourt h, C Field; fifth, 1
Squadron 17, W>) Squadron 8 B Ordnance.
^ ! First place in Class R goes to j
( B ! A Signal; second place. Squadron
4(9' foot relay, (1) A Ordnance. 12; third, A Ordnance, fourth, A
(2) Squadron 6, (3) A Signal. (4) Composite, fifth Squadron 3.
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Upsy-Daky
Frenhman fullback Mickey Bass from Mon- against the varsity yesterday. The Ags
roe, La., turns a flip while carrying the ball were practicing their goal line defenses.
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Rv HILL (.RIMSLEY
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NEW YORK ‘A' — Array end
Notre Dame have their own pn
vitte World Sene* Saturday at
South Bend in the “glamor game
of the 19*8 football aeuaon.
Notre Dame is slightly favored
We like Army Our picks this
w eek
Army 21, Notre Dame 13; The i
W est Point men, beaten a year ago,
have tremendous team speed and
a desire to go with it. The lone
some end shouldn't bet so lone
some. ,
W isconsin 14, Purdue $ A battle
of two unbeaten, untied r* ms. The
Badgers have won the last nine
with Purdue Why not lo?
Oklahoma 24. Texas 7: Coach
Bud W Ukmaon's fears are unwar
ranted; not enough depth on the
LdAighorns
SOUTHWEST Rice 18. Arkan
•as 12; Houston 25, Wichita 7;
Texas ( hriatian 13, Texas Teeh 7.
SOUTH—Auburn 25, Kentueky
( 74; Georgie 13, Florida State 12;
; Alabama 14. Furman 0; Maryland
13, Texas AIM 7; North Carolina
, IS, South < arolina 12; Mississippi
State 27. Memphis State 0; Clem-
| Son 14, Vanderbilt 7; Mississippi
| 20, Tulane 8.
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Athletic Director Jim Myers and
his staff are in the proceas of
moving into their new offices in
G. Jtollie White Coliseum The
staff's offices are presently locat
ed under the stadiam at kyle
Field.
The move will consolidate all
the coaches of major sport* in
one building In addition to the
advantage of conaolidation, the
staff will benefit from other im
provement* over their old officee,
such a* space, central heating and
air conditioning, a reception
lounge and a greatly improved
telephone and mter-commuaication
system A film and lecture room
has also been included in the fac
ilities
Upon completion of the move
the office* at Kyle Field will be
Walton Aga" Get*
Gymnastics G»ach
r
Henry H. Walton replaces Nor
man D. Matthew* a* gymnastics
coach this fall. Coach Matthews
went to Northwestern Oklahoma
State; Alva, Oklahoma, as head of
the Physical Education Department
there
Walton graduated from high
school in Pert Arthur, Teas* At
Northwestern State College in Nat
chitoches. La . he got a B S de
gree in 1957 and an M S. degree
in 1958 He earned letters in swim
ming in 1953-64, as a diver and in
gymnastics in 1958-57, specializing
on the trampoline in gymnastic*
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occupied by S M Meek*, athletic
equipment manager, to be used for
office and storage space.
The Aggie Soccer Team, defend
ing state cbampionc. will begin
the 1964 seaeon Oct. 12. The squad
hat lost a few key players via the
graduation route, but are expected
to field a strong team anchored
by returning players Ernesto Al
varez. Jose Buentelio, Alfenso
Aldape, Orlando Coaaaiu and Rog-
ar De Wames
Cadets Selecting
Corp Rifle Squad
The 10 beat riflemen in the Ca
det Corps will be selected this
week to represent AAM in the
Fourth Amy seeUonai and 'divis
ional rifle matches.
The matches will be held at Yt.
Hood to determine the beat col
lege rifle team under the jurisdic
tion of the Foufth Army.
According to Capt Hartnell, as
siataat professor of Military 8ci
enee and Tactics, 80 cadets will be
firing the 22 caliber rifle for rec
ord this Week The 10 cadets hav
ing the highest scores will make
up the Cadet Army RifW Team
The team will fire the standard
caliber 30 M-l rifle. All jacket*,
glove*, ammunition and sight* will
be furnished at government ex
pense
The Twin City Junior Rifle Club
will offer a course in hunting
safety starting Oct. 11. The safety
course will consist of nine hours
of lecture, film and demonstration
on gun safety and other subjects
of interest to the hunter.
The meetings will be held at the
new U. S. Army Training Center
at Bomber Drive and Carson St
Time for the meetings is 2 p.m on
Saturday Oct 11 and 25 and Nov
8 and 16.
The course is under the aus
pices of the National Rifle Asso
ciation and will coet $5.
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