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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, April 20, 1900
THE BATTALION
Homeward Bound
Mickey Lee, Tarleton State catcher, rounds ton’s three runs as they fell prey to the
third base while Jack Singley is waiting on potent Fish.
the ball. Lee went on to score one of Tarle- Sv. ,ll !!iP!l 1 ' '• . i;;
Farmers Need Seven Wins
To Tie Last Year’s Record
A year ago Coach Tom Chand
ler’s Aggie baseball team won its
last seven games to take the South
west Conference championship.
This year the Aggies, racked by
graduation, scholastic and pro
losses, stand at the crossroads.
They need to win seven games to
break even for the year and have
only eight to go.
A year ago Pitchers Percy San-
lerson and Wayne Schaper were
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combining their efforts on the
mound to turn in complete games
every turn. Shortstop Ralph Plum-
lee, who was to join them on the
all-SWC team along with Catcher
Gary Herrington, was getting the
Intramurals
Class A cross country was run
last week and the results showed
David Lowman, from Bizzell, win
ning the event in 7:44.9 minutes,
just one-tenth of a second short of
last year’s record run. Hock, from
Co. H-l, won second place, Lin-
seisen from Sq. 3 took third place,
Gilbreath from Co. C-2 won fourth
place, and Powell from Co. F-l
came in fifth place. ,
The scpring for outfit places
showed Co. F-l winning first place,
Co. A-l taking second place, Co.
H-l copping thrid place, Sq. 11
winning fourth place, and Sq. 1
taking fifth place.
In Class B tennis Co. D-2 won
their match from Sq. 14 for league
winner. Other matches played
showed Sq. 13 defeating Co. K-2,
Sq. 3 winning over Co. H-2, Sq. 5
besting Co. E-2, the White Band
defeating Co. B-l, and Sq. 8 win
ning over Co. B-2.
One game was played in fresh
man softball which showed Co.
G-2 winning over Co. B-2.
Today’s schedule features fresh
man softball and tennis.
big hits and turning the hard plays
into easy outs.
Sanderson failed to pass, Schap
er and Herrington completed their
eligibility and Plumlee grabbed a
large chunk of money to play for
the Los Angeles Dodgers.
. The Aggies currently stand 1-6
in conference play and 5-12 for the
year with but one complete game
on record through 17 contests. The
pitching has been spotty and the
returning lettermen have failed to
come through at the plate as they
did a year ago.
A&M hosts TCU in a pair of
loop games here Friday and Satur
day and hope to start the long
road back. The Cadets, after op
ening the SWC with a 19-6 victory
over SMU, have dropped six
straight conference games and lost
two of three practice games in
San Antonio over the Easter holi
days. A&M split with Brooke
Army Medics and dropped a 4-3
decision to St. Mary’s.
Outfielder Byron Barber of Dal
las leads the regulars with an even
.300 batting mark. All the others
are below that and three are hit
ting less thsft .200.
Three pitchers have borne the
brunt of the mound duties. They
are Olen Jordan of Paris, David
Pitcock of Dallas and Don Cost-
low of Lufkin. Each has won one
game and share nine defeats. In
SWC play Jordan has the lone
win while each has lost two.
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Freshmen Trip Tarleton State,
7-3, for Seventh Win of Year
Ed Singley pitched the A&M
Fish past Tarleton State College
on Kyle Field Tuesday, 7-3.
It was the 7th win of the sea
son for the Fish against a lone
loss.
The Fish host Allen Academy
in a return contest on Kyle Field
Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m.
The Fish supported Singley
A&M FISH (7)
J. Singley, 3b
Cobb, ss
Puckett, c
Hall, cf
Musemeehe, ]f
Richardson, lb
Carter, 2b
Jackson, rf
Aldrich, rf
E. Singley, p
TOTALS
AH
3
5
4
4
3
4
4
4
0
2
RBI
0
0
2
1
0
3
0
0
0
0
early, scoring all seven runs in
the first two innings on four hits,
three walks and three Tarleton
bobbles.
Singley fanned 13 and limited
the visitors to seven hits. He
walked but three and was in
trouble only twice—in the first
inning when he gave up four con
secutive hits and Tarleton got two
TARLETON (3)
Levy, ss
Glasgow, 2b
Lee, c
Rogina, lb
Ciosby, cf
Proctor, rf
Cawyer, if
Brim, 3 b
McGonagle, 3b
Grable, p
Gloyd, p
TOTALS
AB
5
2
4
4
4
3
4
2
2
RBI
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Golfers Finish Third in Tournament
The Aggie golf team, finishing third overall among 16
top teams in the sixth annual National Intercollegiate Invita
tional Tournament at Houston’s Pine Forest Country Club
last week, is in good shape in the Southwest Conference race
this week.
Coach Henry Ransom’s Aggies are currently in third
plaee in team standings but have the edge in the schedule
from here on out.
of their runs and again in the 8th
when two walks around a single
loaded the. bases. He fanned the
last man to end the threat and the
game.
Reggie Richardson, Fish first
baseman, drove in three runs with
a sacrifice fly and a single. Terry
Cobb and. Jerry Carter each had
two safeties for the Fish.
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