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Friday, April 21, 1961
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After suffering two setbacks in [with Texas Christian University. son since the first game that was
Houston last weekend, the varsity Even though the season is half scheduled in. College Station was
baseball team will be in Ft. Worth over, this will be the first meeting called off because of rain.
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SPORTS
Stuffy Davis
leading regular with .375
New ‘Moon Shot’ Experiment
Proving Successful for Wally
A&M’s season record now stands
at 10-5-1 and the conference rec
ord is 2-3-1. Rice has proven to
be the downfall of the Cadets in
the loss column since all the con
ference games that have been lost
were to the Owls.
The biggest factor in all of the
Aggie wins this season has been
their ability at the plate, but in
the last few games the hitting has
been fading. Before the double
header with Rice last weekend the
team was hitting .269, but this
week the average has fallen to
.256.
The hitting “slump” has shown
up in the top of the batting order
as the top four men’s average
dropped.
Mike Spence is still the top man
at the plate for the Aggies with
an average of .400. Since he is
a pitcher, Spence has only played
in eight games, but his average
before the Rice game was .571.
Clifford (Stuffy) Davis moved
into the number one position of
the regulars this week with a .375
average . However, his previous
average was .382.
Dick Hickerson, who has been
the leading hitter for many weeks,
dropped his average from .389 to
.361 for a third place.
Byron Barber’s average went
from a .328 to a .304. Barber is
still the leading round-trip hitter
for the Aggies with five.
The only man to join the “.300
ranks” after the last games was
Ray hall who spoils a .319 aver
age.
Next weekend the Aggies will
return to Kyle Field as they meet
Southern Methodist University at
3 Friday afternoon and at 2:30
Saturday.
Intramurals
Intramural sports had only
seven games played yesterday in
two leagues.
In the only game played in
Class B Softball, Sq. 5 managed to
win over F-l in a high scoring
affairs, 17-15.
In Class B Tennis, F-l downed
Sq. 9 by the score of 2-1; Sq. 4
edged D-l to win, 2-1; Sq. 6 slipped
past C-l, 2-1; Sq. 14 won over L-2
by forfeit; and 1-2 blanked K-2
by the score of 3-0.
Freshmen To Try
For Eighth Victory
By LARRY SMITH
The “winning kids”—the Fish
baseball squad—go after their
eighth consecutive win on Kyle
Field next Tuesday, Apr. 25, as
they take on Wharton Junior Col
lege.
According to Fish Coach J. B.
Carroll, the secret of his boys’
winning way is their competitive
spirit. “They just don’t know
what losing is,” he said.
When the chips are down, the
Fish seem to come up with the
sparkling play or the winning ral
ly. They came from behind
against Rice last Saturday to down
them, 8-6.
Little Known on Wharton
All that is known about Whar
ton is that they were beaten by
Allen Academy, 2-1, said Carroll.
The Fish have defeated Allen three
times this season, but the Ram
blers always gave the Fish a battle
before going down to defeat.
One of the major assets of the
freshman team is their pitching
strength. They have six very re
liable hurlers who will without a
doubt help the Aggies next spring,
Six Top Pitchsrs
These six are Chuck MoQuire,
who also plays basketball and hails
from Dallas; Johnny Crain; from
Bellaire; Jerry Gramly, the hustler J
from Dallas; Richard Beller, from
Victoria; Rufus Lyne, who hails
from George West; and Joell Ro
chelle, the 6-4, 180 pounder from
San Antonio.
After the Wharton game, the
Fish will make up the Texas Short
horn contest that was postponed
Mar. 17 because of rain. The
Texas game will be on Kyle Field,
Wednesday May 3.
“These boys are really looking
forward to the Shorthorn game
and I’m sure they will play their
best against them,” said Carroll,
The only game that last year's
Fish team lost was to the Short
horns.
By Associated Press
Any day now they’ll be calling
sliced home runs over the left field
screen in the Los Angeles Coliseum
“moon-shots.” That’s because the
Dodgers’ southpaw swinging Wally
Moon appears to have perfected
the art of dumping fly balls for
homers in that sector.
Moon has hit six home runs in
eight games, all over the Coli
seum’s 42-foot-high left field
screen, only 251 feet from home
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been largely responsible for his
sudden rash of homers.
In any event, Wally struck; two
of those “moon-shots” Wednesday
night to lead the Dodgers to a
7-2 triumph over the St. Louis
Cardinals. The first homer came
with two on in the first inning.
The second was a solo flight in
the fourth. He walked in the sixth
and slashed a run-scoring single—
to center—in the seventh to ac
count for five runs batted in with
a perfect evening at the plate.
Cincinnati made it two straight
over San Francisco with a 4-2 tri
umph and retained first place in
the National League. Pittsburgh
climbed into second place with a
4-1 victory over Chicago. Rain
stopped Milwaukee and Philadel
phia for the second straight day.
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