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Page 6 Oollpo'e Station, Texas Wednesday, April 2d, 1961. THE BAIT AXIOM Fish Combine Pitching 9 Slugging For . 8th Win Behind the power hitting of Rob ert McAdams and Rutsy Uresti, the Fish baseballers strutted to their eighth consecutive victory of the season as they downed Whar ton Junior College on Kyle Field yesterday, 6-3. The Fish jumped off to a quick lead and led 4-0 after only two innings of play. Chuck McGuire, the big chunker from Dallas, became the first Fish pitcher to go the required nine frames. He now has a 3-0 record for the season. McGuire gave .up only seven hits to Whar ton. In the first inning, McAdams clouted a three-run homer to ac count for his best showing in sev eral games. After one man was out in the Aggie Golfers Take Conference Lead The Aggie golf team has moved into an unofficial lead for the Southwest Conference for the sec ond straight year. At present the Cadet record stands at 18% winning points com pared to 5% points given up. " A&M lost their first match of the season last Monday in Fort Worth as the Texas Christian Horned Frogs topped them 3%- 2%. Following the Aggies in con ference play is Texas Tech which holds down second place with 15 %- 1%. The Red Raiders gained this position Monday as they beat the Baylor Bears in Lubbock, 4%-l%. Baylor is in the number three slot with a 14-10 record. : The Aggies were scheduled for a match an Denton yesterday after noon, but the match was called off because the North Texas State golf captain was killed in an automo bile accident. The conference golf season is already past the halfway mark with only three teams left to play besides the SWC meet that will be held in Houston May 11-13. Next Saturday the Cadets will play host to Baylor on the A&M home golf course for the first match in over two weeks. The remaining two matches will he completed next week. Monday, A&M will meet the Rice Owls in Houston and return home again Hay 6 for the final regular match with Texas University before go ing to the SWC meet. second frame, Uresti smashed a towering drive over the-left field fence for one run. Roger Crouch, one of the most consistent hitters on the squad, lead the Fish in hitting as he man aged two hits out of four trips to the plate. The one only other home run hit in the game was by Wharton’s Fred Deutrich, who played on the Fish football and baseball teams last year. Fish Coach J. B. Carroll said his boys hit the ball real good against Wharton and their batting eyes are still sharp. “Dave John- sqn hit the ball as hard as any one yesterday only they were at someone each time,” Carroll said. The biggest Fish game is coming next Wednesday on Kyle Field when the Texas Shorthorns invade Aggieland. Carroll said, “The boys are really looking forward to the Shorthorn game and have been for the last couple of weeks.” Rich ard Beller, who has a 3-0 record, will start on the hill for the Fish. INTRAMURALS Intramural sports was again di vided between softball and tennis yesterday as six games were played in tennis and four in soft- ball. In Class C Softball, College View downed Hart Hall by the score of 4-1; and Walton Hall won over Law in a slugging battle, 11-10. In the only game played in Class A Softball, G-3 edged past H-2, 9-8. G-2 toppled F-2 in the only game played in Class B Softball. In Class B Tennis, H-l blanked Sq. 4, 3-0; Sq. 12 whipped D-l, 2- 1; E-l slipped past B-2, 2-1; H-2 won over 1-2 by forfeit; W- Band whitewashed Sq. 2 to win, 3- 0; and Sq. 3 won a close one over Sq. 7, 2-1. 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In accordance with a request from the National Col legiate Athletic Assn., the NFL delayed drafting follegiate talent after last season.! But the new and rival American Football League drafted early, giving it several weeks to contact its choices before the NFL made its selections. Some of the NFL owners favor a television package deal with one network handling all of it. The new AFL had such an arrange ment with ABC for televising its games last fall. In the 13-member NFL, which expands to 14 this year, 11 dubs had contracts with the Columbia Broadcasting System, one with the National Broadcasting Co., and the other with an organization called Sport Network. Fit 1 Sli ’ a rt» 1 HS Track By The Associated Press Records will be scarce and the fight for the championship close in the Class AA Division of school boy track next week in Austin. Taylor, through strength in both relays, appears the most likely winner. But Ft. 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