The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday July 2, 1959
PAGE 3
The Little League Corner
Scientist Returns
From Cambridge
Richard M. Adams, an adminis
trative research scientist in the
Department of Oceanography and
Meteorology, has returned from an
18-month leave of absence in
Cambridge, Mass., where he di
rected a phase of the satellite
tracking program of the Smithon-
ian Astrophysical Observatory.
Adams has been chief of the
Computation Division of the Ob
servatory’s satellite tracking pro
gram.
At Cambridge, he directed com
putations based on satellite ob
servations from 12 satellite track
ing stations and 200 or more moon
watch teams located in different
parts of the world.
From these observations, pre
cise information on minute to
minute location of the satellites
could be obtained for agencies
conducting experiments aboard the
satellites. Also, by computing the
daily observation reports, predic
tions on the time, altitude and
azimuth of the satellites could be
determined for the tracking sta
tions and moonwatch teams.
By RUSSELL BROWN
With a week’s layoff cutting ac
tion to a minimum, the American
League South stated the second
half Monday night with two ball
games—one a slugest, one a pitch
ers’ battle.
In the first tilt, the White Sox
edged out the Orioles, 14-13 in five
innings behind the pitching of Ed
die Putz and Duke Butler and the
hitting of Tommy Cartwright,
Charles Ibert, Carl Gough and Joe
Powell. Putz took the win with
the loss going to starter Rodney
Greer. Will Edmonds also hurled
for the Birds.
The score was knotted at 5-5
when the White Sox blew the game
apart with nine runs in the fifth.
The Orioles came back to score
eight but couldn’t get the tying
run aci’oss. Jerry Davis doubled
twice to lead the loses.
In the second contest the Sena
tors used two errors and a con
tested balk to score their 1-0 win
behind Walter Varvel. Both Var-
vel and Randy Hall of the Sox
yielded two hits but the Senators
errors were not as costly as the
Sox errors.
Hubert Hearne led the Sox with
two doubles while Randy Storms
and Larry Coufal got the Senator
hits. The game is under protest
on the Balk ruling.
With limited action this week
the players and managers should
be pointed out at this time. Fol
lowing are the four squads and
their mentors:
Senators—Howard Nelson, Larry
Coufal, Russell Hanna, Derrel Gos
sett, Walter Varvel, Randy Storms,
Milton Moore, Marvin Smith, Jim
Beamer, Larry Godfrey, Mark
Mikulec, Eddie Slovacek, Mike
Cooper, Billy Elder and David
Terwey. Hank Mills is the man
ager.
Red Sox—Jimbo Robison, Bob
Jones, Randy Hall, Hubert Hearne,
Duke Miller, Larry Linton, Jan
Dozier, Derrill Nixon, Sam Cres-
well, Steve Prescott, Andy Dean,
James Creswell, Charles Holland,
David Murphy and Roger Nichols.
Manager is Manuel Garcia.
White Sox—Duke Butler, John
Skrabanek, Carl Gough, Charles
Ibert, Joe Powell, James Carter,
.David McCorvey, Tommy Cai’t-
wright, Eddie Putz, Billy Braddy,
Jim Butler, Jackie Perryman, Rob
Linton and Billy Putz. William
Hemphill is manager.
Orioles — Larry Mayes, Mark
Hayes, Will Edmonds, John Bal-
dauf, Rodney Chaney, Lee Martin,
Bobby Ammirata, Rob Haley,
Doyle Robertson, Jon Ammirata
and David Price. Wayne Smith
is manager.
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