The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 17, 1960, Image 4

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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, May 17,19C0
THE BATTALION
Second Fastest
This is the Fish 440 relay team that placed by .7 of a second. Left to right is Curt
second behind the champion Baylor Cubs in Roberts, John Kent, George Tedford and
the SWC meet. The Cubs set a new record Ed Williams,
with 41.0 seconds, breaking the old record
Aggies-
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South College Bryan & College
Baylor Captures SWC Track Crown
As Farmers Drop To Fifth Place
The Aggie track team found
themselves wanting for points in
fifth place at the annual South
west Conference track meet in
Fort Worth over the weekend as
the Baylor Bears broke Texas
University’s six-year reign as
champion.
Owen Hill, last year’s discus
champion, was the only first place
winner for the Cadets as he threw
160-10V2. Newton Lamb placed
second in the javelin, Thad Crooks
was second in the 880-yard run
and Henry Bonorden was nudged
out of first place in the shot put
by a quarter of an inch.
The Bears unseated the Texas
Longhorns by scoring heavily in
the relays, dashes and field events,
piling up 79 points to 56 for Texas.
Baylor also won the freshman
division, nosing out the Texas
Shorthorns by winning the mile
relay, 69 points to 67.
The Longhorns stayed close in
the varsity division until sprinter
Ralph Alspaugh pulled a muscle
at the 150-yard mark in the 220-
yard and pulled pp. He was ahead
by three yards when the injury
struck.
Alspaugh, who had set a new
conference record of 9.4 in winning -
the 100-dash, also was unable to
compete in the mile relay and the
favored Longhorns fell to fourth
in that event.
Even with him, however, the
Longhorns would have been out
distanced by Jack Patterson’s
Bears, who won first places in
both relays, the shot, javelin and
broad jump and tied for first in
the 220.
: Behind Texas, these were the
point totals in the varsity divi
sion: SMU 33; Texas Tech 27 3 /3;
Rice 25 1 /l2; A&M 21; Arkansas
14 5/6; and TCU 13 y 3 .
Dill, Duble, Lively Finish
In Tie For Loop Links Title
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FORT WORTH—Terry Dill of
the Texas Longhorns and two Ag
gies, Dickie Duble and John Lively,
finished in a 3-way tie for the
Southwest Conference Golf cham
pionship at Glen Garden Country
Club here Saturday.
All posted two-under par scores
of 282 and shared in the first
three-way tie for the 72-hole medal
title in conference history. They
were declared tri-champions with
no play-off.
All three of the titlists had final
rounds of one under par 70’s Sat
urday. A&M’s Billy Martindale,
who shared a four-way tie with
the three winners at the end of
54 holes, came in with a 74 Sat
urday evening and took fourth
place with a 286 total.
Gene Teter, SMU, who shared
the 1959 championship with Texas
Tech’s John Farquhar, had a 289
good for a 3-way tie for 7th.
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Exercis
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degree of Doctor of Philosophy are re.
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will not be worn in the procession since
all such candidates will be hooded on the
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Candidates for the Master’s Degree will
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Terry Dill, Texas
70-70-72-70—282
Dickie Duble, A&M
72-69-71-70—282
John Lively, Jr., A&M
72-70-70-70—282
Billy Martindale, A&M
71-70-71-74—286
Johnny Arreaga, Baylor
75-69-72-72—288
Gene Teter, SMU
74-71-71-73—289
Frank Mackey, TCU
76-69-71-73—289
Chris Blocker, Texas Tech
77-68-72-72—289
Dave Larson, Rice
75-71-74-74—294
Ross Teter, SMU
69-72-75-79—295
Jimmie Johnson, Texas Tech
72-74-74-75—295
A1 Jones, A&M
73-74-74-76—297
Mike Walling, TCU
77-76-75-70—298
Jerry Johnson, TCU
78-73-79-75—305
Donn Kirbv, Arkansas
75-83-80-76—314
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