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Thursday, May 26,1060
THE BATTALION
Bowling Committee
Awards Top Members
Completing the most successful
season in its history, the Bowling
Committee of the Memorial Stu
dent Center held its final meeting
Monday and awarded trophies to
members with the best perform
ances of the 1959-60 school year.
A1 Rainosek and Jeff Thompson
tied for high game trophy in the
Early Monday League with a score
of 256. Eddie Autry, with 665,
won the high series trophy and
Larry Dantzler, with 192, took the
high average trophy.
In the Late Monday League,
Jerry Reynolds, 174, A1 Junek,
619, and William Crockett, 231,
received respectively the high av
erage, high series and high game
trophies. Championship team
awards, chevrons, were awarded
to Bill Gavitt, John Miller, John
Myres and Bill Shepherd. Clar
ence Council received “the most
improved bowler” award.
With a 580 record, John Tinney
won the high series trophy in the
Thursday League. Ronnie Hogan,
with 171, received the high aver
age trophy and Thomas Bacon,
226, took home the high game
trophy. Most improved bowler
awards went to Glenn Watts.
Championship team chevrons were
presented to Don Segars, Adrian
Huggins, Larry Winkle and Ron
nie Hogan.
Bowling letters were also pre-
Coaches WantMore
Mon ey For A wards
By HAROLD RATLIFF
Associated Press Sports Writer
Texas high school coaches are
making another effort to raise the
amount that can be spent on a
boy in rewarding him for athletic
endeavor.
For some time now, the amount
has been $15 for the year. There
were subterfuges, like giving a
hoy an award and then keeping it
until he finished school. But the
Interscholastic League plugged up
all the loopholes—or thought it
had.
The latest subterfuge, according
to the coaches and the League,
is buying an award for $13 when
the price is supposed to be high
er, and making up the difference
by buying some other athletic
equipment and taking only part
of it. For instance: the sporting
goods company sells the school an
athletic jacket that’s worth $18 for
$13 but only delivers 20 pairs of
shoes when 30 pairs have been
paid for.
The coaches and the schools
that adhered to the rule and
boughts only jackets having a
price of $13 see athletes from the
schools using the subterfuge wear
ing jackets they know cost $18.
It causes dissatisfaction among
the athletes, as well as the schools
that would like for their athletes
to look as well as the others.
So the Texas High School
Coaches Assn, asked to League to
raise the amount that can be paid
for an award. The League took
it under advisement but there’s
small chance of the request being
granted. Rhea Williams, athletic
director of the League, says this
situation can be handled without
resort to rule changing.
“We knew of'one place that was
doing this,” Williams related. “We
just got the word to all the schools
in that area that the concern was
selling the jackets for $13 and
suggested they buy there. The
sporting goods company was flood
ed with orders and had to sell at
the lower price. It quit that kind
of business immediately.”
The Texas Interscholastic
League is doing everything it can
to keep the high schools amateur—
it has the amateur rule, the awards
rule, the 1-year transfer rule, etc.
It doesn’t want to open any avenue
that will permit anybody giving a
boy something of value and thus
bring the taint of professionalism.
A simple jacket or medal or a nu
meral to go on the sweater won’t
be cashed in.
sented to the following, who rep
resented A&M in intercollegiate
bowling matches: Larry Dantzler,
Jerry Reynolds, John Pocina, Ed
die Autry, Milt Rasmussen, Alvin
Rainosek, Parks Mahaney, David
Adams, Frank Pearce, Larry Pea
body and Scotty Harris.
In an, unusual departure from
custom, special recognition was
given members of the champion
ship team which won the inter
collegiate bowling tournament and
finished first in the Texas Inter
collegiate Bowling Conference.
Members of the team were Dantz
ler, Mahaney, Rasmussen, Pearce
and Rainosek.
MSC Keys were awarded to Po
cina, retiring chairman of the
Bowling Committee, Peabody, Rey
nolds and Francis Nivers.
The largest MSC sponsored ac
tivity, the bowling committee had
96 members this year. Mahaney
will head the bowling program
next year.
Cotton Bowl Films
Can Be Ordered
Movies of the 1960 Cotton Bowl
Football Classic in which Syra
cuse defeated Texas 23-14 last
New Year’s Day are now available
for loan without charge to inter
ested groups.
The 28-minute film includes
every play of the exciting clash
between the undefeated national
champion Orangemen of Syracuse
University and the University of
Texas Longhorns, tri-champions
of the Southwest Conference. Syra
cuse was ranked as the No. 1 team
in the nation last year and Texas
ended the season ranked No. 4.
Films of five other Cotton Bowls
New Year’s Day games of prior
years are also available for loan.
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