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College Station, Texas
Thursday, May 26, 1960
THE BATTALION
Track Meet Writes Fiiiis!i
To Intramural Events For Year
By AL VELA
Battalion Staff Writer
The 1959-00 intramural program
ended this week with intramural
track. The intramural flag will
be awarded Saturday at final re
view.
The track results in Class A
showed Co. F-l winning first place
with a total of 80 points. Second
was Co. A-l, third was Co. E-2,
fourth was Co. G-2, and there was
a two-way tie for fifth place be
tween Co. F-2 and Sq. 12.
Sq. 12 captured the number one
place in the Class B standings
with a total of 80 points. Second
was Co. A-l, third was Sq. 2, Sq.
11 was in fourth place, and there
was also a two-way tie for fifth
place between Sq. 1 and Co. F-l.
The finals in Class A 440-yard
dash showed Bowers of Co. H-l
winning the event with a time of
52:9. Second was Edgington of
Mitchell, Miller of Co. F-l was tied
for third along with Pope also of
Co. F-l.
In the Class B 440-yard dash
Cooksey of Sq. 12 won the event
with a time of 53:2. Drawer of
Co. F-l was second, Garrett of Sq.
3 was third, Mayo of Sq. 11 ran
in fourth place and Burnett of Sq.
12 was fifth.
Co. A-l won. the Class A '440-
yard relay with a time of 45:5. Co.
F-l won second place, Co. E-2 ran
in third place and Sq.
fourth.
11 placed
The Class B 440-yard relay show
ed Co. A-l winning the event with
a 46 flat time. In second place
was Sq. 12, Sq. 11 ran in third
place, Co. G-2 was fourth and Sq.
”2 placed fifth.
Arnold of Hart won the Class
A 120-low hurdles with a time of
14.9. Second was Fort of Co. K-2,
third was Carlstrom of Sq. 8 and
in fourth place was Swafford of
Co. D-l.
The Class B 120-low hurdles was
won by Watking of Sq. 11 in 14.1
time. Ditrice of Co. A-l was sec
ond, Roden of Co. A-l was third,
Stone of Sq. 12 was fourth and
in fifth place was Collins of Sq.
10.
Co. A-2 won the Class B 880-
Playoff Scheduled
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A “sudden death” playoff is
scheduled in Austin May 31 be
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Texas Longhorns to determine the
District 6 representatives in the
NCAA baseball tourney.
Texas won the Southwest Con
ference championship and Houston
defeated Cincinnati to take the
Missouri Valley Conference title.
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yard with a time of 2:09.4. Second
was Co. A-l, third was Co. G-l,
Co. F-2 same fourth, and Sq. 12
was fifth.
In the Class A 100-yard dash
Hale of Go. F-2 won the event
with a 10.1 time. Second was Tew
of Co. E-2, McGinty of Co. G-2
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