The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texa*
Thursday, April 3, 1959
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Roman Semproch, rookie pit
cher with the Philadelphia Phillies,
compiled a 13-13 record with Wil
son, N. C., of the Carolina League
in 1956.
Today and Saturday
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Saturday
WILLIAM
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Ag Nine Tries Rice Saturday;
Freshmen Meet Owlets Here
The Aggie baseball squad hopes
to regain its winning form Satur
day when A&M travels to Houston
to face the sti’ong Rice Owls.
The two are currently tied for
first place honors in the Southwest
Conference baseball race with a
2-1 record. The Aggies won seven
straight games before dropping the
contest with the SMU Mustangs
Wednesday in Dallas, 7-6.
Lanky Percy Sanderson is sched
uled to toe the mound for the
Farmers with reliefers Larry
Ayres and Wayne Schaper ready
to step in if the senior should
weaken. Sanderson holds a 2-1
won-loss record and has pitched 22
innings of ball. Twelve runs have
crossed the plate against him on
24 hits while Sanderson has struck
out 17 and walked 11. N
Sophomore Dick Hickerson is
leading the Aggie sluggers with a
nifty .417 percentage in the bat
ting department. The strong south
paw has four doubles and two
three-baggers to his credit and has
knocked in seven runs.
Outfielder Clifford Davis trails
Hickerson, the starting first base-
man, with a .379 average in 29
Texas Relays Opens Today;
Weight Field Rated Strong
Although the big names of re
cent years will be missing, a good
weight field seems assured for the
32nd annual Texas Relays Friday
and Saturday.
Neither A1 Oerter of Kansas nor
John Fromm of Pacific Lutheran
will be on hand this year. Oerter
is defending champion in the shot
and discus and Texas Relays rec
ord-holder in the discus, while
Fromm was 1958 Texas Relays and
NCAA javelin champion. His
throw of 252-10 !4 was a Relays
record.
CIRCLE
Nevertheless, outstanding com
petitors will be present to compete
for shot, discus and javelin hon
ors.
Heading the shot fields are Okla
homa Sooners Mike Lindsay and
Dan Ei’win and Texas’ school-rec
ord-holding Jim Allison.
Lixxdsay, a sophoxxxore from Eng
land, won the x’ecent Big Eight in
door meet with a put of 58-4%.
Exwin, fourth in the 1958 Texas
Relays, was runner-up in the in
door meet as well as in last year’s
Big Eight outdoor meet.
Allison, a sophomore, tossed the
iron ball 53-8 last week at San
Angelo for a Longhorn record.
In the discuss, Russ Seitzinger
of Hax’din-Sixxxmons, Bobby Weise
tx-ips to the battex-’s box. Davis’
only extra base hits are two doub
les.
At the catcher’s position, batting
.378, will be reliable Gary Herring
ton. The senior co-captain leads
the team in doubles with five and
is tied for the home xmn crown
with Byron Barber with two apiece.
Don Chase, Hex-rington’s relief be
hind the plate, has a .364 average
ixx 11 trips to the plate.
Windel Reed, all-SWC in 1957,
holds down the third base position
and is batting .333. Reed, having
one of his best seasons to date at
Aggieland, has four doubles and 18
RBI’s to attest to his improved
batting skill.
Junior Ralph Plumlee is reach
ing for the .300 group with a .286
average. Last season the play
making shortstop hit a meager
.216. The other part of the key
stone combination is Dink Patter
son at second base. The combi
nation has accounted for four
double plays this season.
Barber, the stubby outfielder, is
picking up his batting pace and
has a .255 average with one double,
triple and two homers to his credit
while knocking in 22 I'uns, three
behind Herrington.
Centerfielder J. B. Carroll has
trotted to the plate 25 times and
rapped out six^ hits for a .240 aver
age. Filling out the outfield will
be Lloyd Stone who is hitting a
lowly .147. The senior right field
er has two doubles and four RBI’s.
Back at College Station the Ag
gie Fish will try to hit the come
back trail against the Rice Owlets.
The freshmen dropped their fix’st
game of the season Wednesday
against the Allen Academy Ramb
lers after winning their first four
tilts.
Either Bill Vixxcent or Melvixx
Priddy could start for the frosh on
the mound. Vincent and Pxdddy
are both 2-0 for the season al
though Vincent left the Wednes
day game with the score tied 1-1
to attend football practice.
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Jean Laussier plunged success
fully over Niagara Falls in 1928.
Where his competitors had used
steel drums and similar devices,
Laussier placed himself in a large
rubber ball and bounced over the
falls with little damage.
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of Houston and Texas’ Alex Palm-
ros ax-e expected to set the pace.
Seitzinger let loose a 160-8 throw
in the Southwestern Recreation
Meet. Weise, fifth in the 1958 Re
lays, thi’ew the platter 159-1 in
this year’s opening meet. Palm-
ros, hampered eai’ly this season
because of a broken jaw and a re
sulting liquid diet, is rounding
into the form that gave him sec
ond place last year.
Other leading discus candidates
are Owen Hill of A&M, Clyde
Northrop of Oklahoma State and
Lindsay.
Javelin competition is expected
to headline Bruce Parker of Tex
as, Bill Alley and John Book of
Kansas and Newton Lamb of
A&M.
MILTON
FORD
i P ; 'Mi'
Candidate for School Trustee
A&M Consolidated Schools
Life-long resident of Brazos County.
Father of three school childi'en.
Pastor of three Baptist churches.
World War II platoon segeant two years,
E.T.O.
My Education
Graduate—Class of 1936—1937, A&M Colored
Consolidated.
Army special and general education courses
completed.
Now in fourth year of Theology (extension)
from Southwestern Baptist Theological Sem
ina x-y.
Goals:
Equal opportunities for all youth.
Motivation of each to seek highest level.
A voice for* all our citizens in our needed build
ing program.
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by supporters of Mr. Ford’s
candidacy)
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Theatre. Inquire 807 Dellwood in Bryan
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with bills paid. Walking distance. Couple
only. See Ken Dyson, 401 Jersey. 61tfn
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
night,
9i telephoned so as to arrive in the Office
»f Student Publications (Ground Flout
YMCA, VI 6-6415, hours 8-12, 1-5, daily
Monday through Friday) at or before the
deadline of 1 p.m. of the day proceeding
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pul
tio:
bllcation
ty
irector of Student Publica-
On the basis of the spring semester pn
liminary grades some students will hi
come eligible
Such students may
with the Ring Cl
Office. Their recoi
ades some students
e to order an A. and M. ring.
now leave their names
erk in the Registrar’s
by April 14, 1959. Orders for the ring
will be taken between April 14th to June
1st for delivery July 1st, 1959. The Ring
Clerk is on
noon Tuesday through Saturd:
duty from 8:00 a. m. to 12:00
through Saturday.
H. L. Heaton, Director of
Admissions and Registrar
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LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 279
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SIX-
HOUR PARKING UPON BOTH SIDES
OF BOYKTT STREET BETWEEN FARM-
TO MARKET ROAD 60 AND CHURCH
STREET IN THE CITY OF COLLEGE
STATION, PROVIDING A PENALTY
FOR VIOLATION THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Coun
cil of the City of College Station that
3gUll
cerning parking on both sides of Boyett
Street between Farm-to-Market Road 60
and Church Street are hereby fixed:
In the best interest of public safety,
movement of traffic and for the general
good of the public, the following parking
areas are established:
A. Six-hour parking on both sides of
Boyett Street between Farm-to-Market
Road 60 and Church Street.
It is therefore ordered and ordained
that such parking area be established and
priate signs be erected and that
pass-
ig of this ordinance and erection of
• said si] A —”
ordin
parking regu
misdemeanor.
Passed and approved this the 23rd day
of March, 1959.
APPROVED:
S/Ernest Langford
Mayor
ATTEST:
S/N. M. McGinnis
City Secretary
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