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Three Class B, One Class A Champ
Declared In Intramural Track Meet
Ry AL VELA
Battalion Staff Writer
Intramural track was well un
derway yesterday as champion
ships were determined in Class B
broad jump, Class A shotput,
ClassA high jump and Class B
pole vault.
The order of events for the fi
nals Friday will be the 440-yard
dash, first; the 880-yard relay,
second; the 880-yard run, third;
the 100-yard dash, fourth; the 120-
yard low hurdles, fifth; and the
440-yard relay last.
Tuesday’s results in the Class A
440-yard relay showed seven out
fits qualifying for the finals. The
best time was recorded by Co. G-2
with :45.9, followed by Co. A-l,
Sq. 3, Co. F-l, Co. E-2, Sq. 12 and
Sq. 11, all qualifiers.
In Class B 440-yard relay Co.
A-l came in with the best time
of :46.4. The six other outfits
qualifying for the finals were Sq.
2, Sq. 12, Sq. 8, Co. E-2, Co. G-2
and Sq. 11.
Winning the Class B broad jump
was Wright of Sq. 12 with a leap
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of 20-2!£. Second was Brice of
Sq. 12, third was Wright from Co.
H-2, fourth was Henderson from
Sq. 2 and also tied for fourth was
Deutrich representing Co. A-l.
Earls of Sq. 1 won the Class A
shotput with a toss of 52-11 and
was followed by Oliver of Co. F-l
in second place, Warlick of Co.
H-2, McFarland of Co. F-2 in
fourth place, Carr of Sq. 14 in
fifth place and Shawver of Sq. 17
also tied for fifth.
Berry of Sq. 4 won the Class A
high jump with a leap of 6-1.
Close behind was Price of Sq. 6
■who jumped 6’ for second place.
Pawlik of Co. G-l came in third.
Parks of Sq. 12 was fourth and
Klehm of Co. C-2 was in fifth
place.
In Class B pole vault Redd of
Sq. 1 won the event with an 11-4%
jump. Second in the event was
Brod of Co. B-l, third was Nor
wood representing Sq. 12, in fourth
place was Roden of Co. A-l and in
fifth place was McDaniel also of
Co. A-l.
The eight qualifiers in the Class
A 880-yard run were Edgington
of Mitchell, Gilbreath representing
Co. C-2, Korth running for Co.
Frosh Golf Team
Downed By Texas
The Texas Shorthorns nipped
the Ag^ie Fish, 4-2, 'yesterday in
a belated dual golf match in Aus
tin.
Paul Brandley of the Shorthorns
shot a 69, one under par, to defeat
Harry Hoskins 4-2.
The Ags’ Ralph Johnson scored
a 4-2 victory over Texas’ Harris
Greenwood.
Texas’ Tony Truex dropped the
Fish’s Jerry Adams, 3-2 and Eu
gene Byrd won over Shorthorn
Perry Flackman, 3-2.
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H-l, Chapa of Co. H-2, Powell of
Co. F-l, Pope representing Co. F-l,
Webb of Co. C-2 and Lindiesien
running for Sq. 3.
Those qualifying for the Class
B 880-yard run were Jamail of Co.
F-2, Townsend of Co. H-2, Shipp
representing Co. A-2, McKien run
ning for Co. G-l, Blakard of Co.
A-l, Johnson, of Sq. 2, James run
ning for Sq. 12, Davis of Co. G-2,
Sq. 11.
The best qualifying time for the
Class A 100-yard dash was held
Stewart of Co. C-l and Sneel of
by Hale of Co. F-2 as he sprinted
the distance in :10.4, Others qual
ifying for the event were McGinty
of Co.' G-2, Tew of Co. E-2, Bo-
zardt running for the White Band,
Brand representing Co. E-2, Cleary
of Co. A-2 and Gremillion running
for Sq. 12.
In the Class B 100-yard dash
event Cooksey of Sq. 12 ran the
distance in a sizzling :10.2 for the
best qualifying time. Also qual
ifying were Newman of Co. F-2,
Cobb of Sq. 10, Divine represent^
ing Co. C-l, Malcolm running for
Co. F-l, Trahon of Sq. 8 and Jones
representing Sq. 12.
Athletic Barbecue Tonight
The A&M Athletic Department and Brazos County A&M
Club will sponsor the annual spring sports barbecue in The
Grove tonight at 6:30.
The spring barbecue honors all spring sport participants
which includes baseball, track, golf and tennis.
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