The Battalion College Station (Brazos County^ Texar
Friday, May 15, 1959
PAGE 3
Schaper Mobbed by Teammates after Win
The entire Aggie bench plus the players on py Wayne Schaper on the back and com-
the field and some spectators from the pliment him on his three-hit pitching
stands rush onto the field to pound the hap- against Rice yesterday.
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PORT SLANT
By BOB WEEKLEY
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When little J. B. Carroll snagged the fly out in center-
field that spelled the last out for the Rice Owls, he took a
firm grip on the ball and went running in towards the mound
to join the Aggie bench congratulating Wayne Schaper on
winning the game and cinching the Southwest Conference
co-championship.
Schaper ended up with the ball that completed the game,
but not for long. It seems the team had promised the winning
ball to Coach Tom Chandler’s wife, Willadean, to place upon
the mantle.
★ ★ ★
Rightfielder Stuffy Davis being congratulated by a fan
after the game; “Man slip me five, we’re in there.”
INTRAMURALS
The intramural track meet con
tinued in the preliminaries yester
day, with the 880-yard relay and
the low hurdles being run in both
jlasses. The Class A pole vault
competition was also completed.
The day’s results are:
Class A pole vault—1) Sanders,
B Ordnance, 11-6; 2) Brod,
Squadron 16; 3) tie between
Hoffman of A Field and Hamp
ton of A Veterinary; 5) tie
between Gobez, College View, Mun
son, B Ordance and Brod, B Ord
nance.
880-yard relay—A Athletics,
Squadron 13, Squadron 9, B Ord
nance, Squadron 11, Milner, Squad
ron 5, Squadron 17. Best time in
qualifying was by A Athletics with
1:34.2.
Class B 880-yard relay—B In
fantry, Squadron 6 A Engineers,
Squadron 9, B Ordnance, A Signal,
A Athletics, B Antiaircraft. Best
time in qualifying was by A En
gineers with 1:38.2.
Class A Low Hurdles—Medley,
Squadron 5; Stacha, A Ordnance;
Morgan, B Ordnance; Austin, A
Medical; Blasche, Squadron 17;
Morgan, Squadron 2; Mayhue, C
Armor. Best qualifying time was
by Morgan of B Ordnance.
Class B Low Hurdles—Pittman,
A Ordance; Childers, A Athletics;
Skelton, A Quartermaster; Ridge
way, Squadron 17; Seago, Squad
ron 10; Brem, A Athletics; Hudson,
Squadron 5. Best time by Hudson,
Childers and Skelton with 16.0
Congratulations Coach
Baseball Coach Tom Chandler gets a victory kiss from his
wife after the Aggies dumped Rice, 2-1, to cinch a tie
for the Southwest Conference championship.
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