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College Station
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College Station, Texas
Thursday, July 21, 19G0
THE BATTALION
Crumbles To Give
Paper at Meeting
Dr. L. C. Grumbles, head of the
Department of Veterinary Micro
biology, will present a paper at
the National Conference of the
American Poultry and Hatchery
Federation today and Friday at
Memphis, Tenn.
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Little League
by Russell Brown
The American League South’s
last week of activity before the
post-season All-Star playoffs was
a slow one but the Orioles took
the opportunity to grab the sec
ond-half championship.
Although hampered by the scat
tered showers, the league All-
Stars have been molded into a
playing squad within a week’s time
by Coaches William Hemphill and
Manuel Garcia. The Stars will bat
tle the American League North
(Bryan) All-Star squad in the first
round of post-season playoffs on
College Station’s park at 7:30 p.
m. Friday.
Both coaches are still looking
over their prospects, 14 strong, to
get the best possible combination
of nine starters. Probable starters
will include Walter Varvel (.022)
on the mound and Jerry Davis
(.522) or Jimbo Robison (.276) be
hind the plate while Duke Miller
(.471), Billy Elder (.219) or Rob
ison (.276), Duke Butler (.489) and
John Skrabanek .423) round out
the infield. Willie Edmonds (.311),
Tommy Cartwright (.275), and
Mike Stevenson (.238) will be the
College Station outfield.
With the completion of the sea
son hanging on the outcome of Fri
day’s contest, the Orioles have al
ready copped the second half crown
with a 5-3 win over the Sens dur
ing the week. The Senator contest
marked the comeback of a team
that had rested in the cellar with
a total of three wins over the two
previous seasons. This year the
Orioles bounced back with 10 wins
to cop the second division title af
ter placing third in the first half.
Dennis Chaney paved the way
for Orioles win Friday by hurling
three innings of runless ball while
his teammates were scoring twice
in the fourth and fifth to take a
come-from-behind victory. Willie
Edmonds started for the Birds and
pitched the first three frames giv
ing up two runs on four hits in the
first and one run on three walks
and a wild pitch in the second.
The Orioles tallied once in the in
itial stanza, but were unable to
solve Joe Williams’ slants until
the fourth and fifth. Then the
Bird’s bats began to boom as sev-
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en hits, including Jerry Davis’ sev
enth homer, sent across the de
ciding tallies. The win was Chan
ey’s sixth against one loss while
Williams drhpped his fourth with
out a win. Davis,, John Baldauf, and
Edmonds each had two hits to pace
the nine-hit Oriole attack.
Thursday found the White Sox
romping over two rookie Red Sox
hurlers for a 17-5 slaughter. Andy
Dean started his first Little league
tilt for the Red Sox and was bat
tered out of the box in the first
inning. Sidney Atwater came on to
mop the damage, 10 White Sox’
runs on six hits and four Red
Stocking miscues. Duke Butler
hurled a two-hitter at the losers
in return, giving up five unearned
runs. John Skrabanek had a per
fect 3-3 night including two cir
cuit clouts while Butler, Jim But
ler, and Tommy Cartwright each
had two hits for the Pale Hose.
If the College Station All-Stars
drop the Friday tilt, the make-up
tile scheduled for Monday between
the White Sox and Orioles will be
played and the Birds and Sens
will decide the league champion
ship. The Red Sox and Sens tied
the first half and the Orioles took
the second half.
League Standings
W L PCT GB
Orioles 6-2 .750 —
White Sox 4-4 .500 2
Senators 4-5 .444 2'/a
Red Sox 4-5 .444 2k!
Leading Hitters
Varvel, Sens 622
Davis, Orioles 522
D. Butler, WS 4H9
Miller, RS 471
Skrabanek, WS .423
Edmonds, Orioles 311
Braddy, WS 307
Chaney, Orioles 304
Moore, Sens 298
Robertson, Orioles 292
Week’s Results
White Sox 17, Red Sox 5; Orioles 5, Sen
ators 3.
Week’s Schedule
me—College Station All-Stars
(Bryan) All-
Stars, Friday.
All-Star Ban
vs. American League North
Turf Field Day
Attracts 75
Approximately 75 persons at
tended the annual Turf Field Day
held Wednesday to study the lat
est problems and developments in
turf grass management.
The course is held for managers
of parks, golf courses, athletic
fields of various types, cemeteries
and repi’esentatives of lawn main
tenance equipment companies.
Leading the group was Dr. E.
C. Holt, professor in the Depart
ment of Agronomy.
Other A&M personnel participat
ing in the event were Dr. W. O.
Trogdon, head of the Department
of Agronomy; J. A. Long instruct
or in the Department of Agrono
my; Charles Gless, agronomy stu
dent, and Richard Thornton, head
of the Department of Grounds
Maintenance.
State Farm Saved
Texans Money
aim to insure careful
drivers only. Savings here
have allowed us to pay divi
dends to Texas policyholder*
year after year. Call me.
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I J 215 S. Main
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Be well groomed
for success
That “like new” look we give
your clothes is sure to make the
right impressions whether
you’re on the job or on the
town.
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
Twins and Father at Summer Camp
Recent retreat ceremonies at Otis AFB, the flag. The twin brothers, both to be
Mass., found Col. Leonard M. Rohrbough, seniors at A&M this fall, are attending the
Deputy Commander for Material, 551st Air- summer ROTC encampment at Otis. Ste-
Borne Early Warning and Control Wing, phen is majoring in economics while Frank
instructing his two sons, Stephen W. and is specializing in general business. (U. S.
Frank G. in the proper methods of folding Air Force Photo)
3,653 Visit Campus
During Month of June
A total of 3,653 visitors were on
the campus during the month of
June, P. L. Downs Jr., official
greeter for the college announced
recently.
They were attending short
courses, conferences, class reun
ions and other scheduled meetings.
The college had 655,929 visitors
on the campus for scheduled meet
ings and activities during the elev
en years and one month that ended
July 1, 1960.
There were twelve different
groups on the campus during the
month of June.
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