THE BATTALION
Pago 4
College Station, Texas
^Wednesday, May 4,1960
Champs
The Aggie Golf team receives their instructions for the Duble, Wayne Stroman, Jimmy Fetters and Coach Henry
Southwest Conference to be held in Fort Worth next week. Ransom. The other member of the team, Jerry Holland,
Members of the team from left to right are Johnny Johnson, couldn’t make it for the picture.
Ed Triplett, John Lively, A1 Jones, Billy Martindale, Dickie
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State Weightlifting Title/
Won By Galveston Senior/
Henry Heatherly, Galveston sen
ior, won the State AAU Weight
lifting Championship in the light-
heavyweight class at Dallas over
the weekend.
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Heatherly, who was. the only
Aggie entry, lifted 715 pounds in
the three division event. He
pressed 245 pounds, snatched 210
pounds and in the clean and jerk
'event lifted 260 pounds.
The state meet wasn’t Heather-
ly’s first meet of the year as he
took first in the Houston Open
iand third place in the Southern
United States Meet in Houston.
Saturday’s victory won Heath-
erly a berth in the Junior Na
tional tneet scheduled in' Baton
Rouge, La. on May 28. He will
have another meet in San Antonio
on May 14 to help him prepare for
the Junior Nationals.
Heatherly has been lifting
weights for six years and his best
performance has been in the Hous
ton Open when he totaled 730
pounds in the three events.
Texas University won the Dallas
meet and will also go to Baton
Rouge to try for a place in the
national meet where teams from
the Eastern and Western divisions
of the U. S. will compete.
Last year the Cadets finished
second behind this year’s winner,
Texas, in the Houston AAU meet.
Heatherly brought home a first
for the Aggies in 1959.
Ag Cops Second
In State Badminton
A&M’s Nandi Wadhwa brought
home a second place from the
Western Intercollegiate Badmin
ton Tournament Friday in the Bay
lor University Gym.
Joe Hok Tan, Baylor’s world
champion badminton player, scored
a 15-1, 15-0 victory over Wadhwas
in the final men’s singles matches
that were much closer than the
score indicated.
Wadhwa finished second to Tan
in the singles, mixed doubles and
singles play.
— BATTALION CLASSIFIED —
Golf Team Started Strong;
Finished. Season Stronger
The Cadet golf team rose above
many people’s expectations this
spring in their opening matches
as they won their* first three non
conference matches, but slowed
their pace when the conference
started by falling to Baylor, 3%-
2 Fa.
One thing that created a lot of
HOUSTON (A 5 )—Bill Collins won
the Houston Classic Golf Tourna
ment playoff Tuesday by two
strokes under Arnold Palmer. Col
lins shot a 3-under-par 69.
Collins, the big blond belter from
Crystal River, Fla., seeking his
first tournament victory of the
year, bounced back from a 2-stroke
deficit on the first four holes. He
banged two birdies on the incom
ing nine while Palmer took a bogey
to go with one birdie.
Collins and Palmer tied at 280
for 72 holes in the tournament that
ended Monday. They met Tuesday
over 18 holes to determine first
money of $5,300. Second money
was $3,400.
Palmer birdied the first hole
with a 9-foot putt and made it a
2-stroke margin on No. .4 where
Collins missed a 3-footer and took
a bogey. But on No. 7—the really
crucial hole for Collins—the big
fellow 2-ironed his tee shot within
four feet of the pin and sank it
for a birdie two. Palmer, how
ever, was in a sand trap and
pitched past the hole. So he had
a bogey and the match was all
even going through nine.
talk around the A&M golf circles
was the fact that two of the teams
the Cadets beat, North Texas and
Lamar Tech, had been among the
top teams in the nation for the
past few years.
Things picked up for the Ags
in conference play and when the
race was over last Saturday they
Palmer missed a 3-footer on 16
that would have pullhd him with
in a stroke. On 17 Collins was
off the green 30 feet away while
Palmer ’was just 15 feet. But
Palmer 2-putted and couldn’t gain
anything there.
By RUSSELL BROWN
CHS Correspondent
A seventh inning rally by the
A&M Consolidated Tigers fell
short by one run of the four-run
rally in the top of the seventh by
Cy-Fair Bobcats stood up for a
7-6 District 21-AA win on Tiger
Field Tuesday.
The loss dropped the Tigers in
to a first place tie with the Bell-
ville Brahmas, both with 3-1 rec
ords, but the Brahmas play the
Navasota Rattlers this week. The
win gave the eliminated Bobcats
a 2-3 record and evened their sea
son count at 5-5.
Two walks, a single, a passed
ball and a balk gave the visitors
emerged the winner by taking 28 1 ,£
points compared to 1314 points in
losses.
This weekend there will be a 54-
hole qualifying match between
five members of the Aggie team.
The competitors in the match will
be A! Jones, Johnny Johnson, Billy
Martindale, Dickie Duble and John
Lively. The top four men will
represent A&M in the conference
meet at Fort Worth next week.
There is some difference in con
ference team play and individual
play. So far this season the golf
ers has played as a team and scor
ing was according to each hole,
but in Fort Worth the matches
will be medal play where the mem
bers will play as individuals and
total score will be taken for 72
holes.
The first place team in. confer
ence play is allowed to send four
a quick lead in the first frame be
fore Vic Clark settled down to
pitch masterfully until the fatal
seventh.
The Tigers grabbed off one tally
in the third and two in the fourth
before jumping into a 5-3 lead on
P. D. Gandy’s bases loaded single
in the fifth.
A dropped third strike, stolen
bases, a passed' ball, two walks
and two timely singles gave the
Bobcats their commanding 7-5 lead
in. the seventh, but Condy Pugh
pounded a triple in the Tiger sev
enth and scored on an error before
reliefer Lawrence Kubiak put out
the Tiger fire.
players to the Fort Worth match
and the second team three and the
numbers decrease according to
where each team in the conference
placed.
Other top contenders at Fort
Worth will include Gene Teeter of
SMU who was co-champion last
year and Chris Blocker of Texas
Tech.
Things will be looking up for
next year’s golf team since the
only loss to graduation is A1 Jones,
the lad who shot a 63 to break the
A&M course record last week.
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Bill Collins Takes
First In Houston
CHS Tiger Rally Falls Short
As Cy-Fair Bobcats Win, 7-6
They parred 10 and 11 but on
12 Collins was off the green on
the froghair while Palmer was on
the edge. Palmer stroked to the
left and left himself a 3-foot putt.
Collins putted within three inches
of the pin. Palmer missed his
putt for a bogey and Collins was
down for a par. That was the
turning point. Collins increased
his lead to two strokes on 14 where
Palmer was on, 20 feet away, and
2-putted while Collins drilled with
in five feet and ran it down for
a birdie.
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