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The following are the best track
and field marks for the combined
Aggie varsity and Fish, as re
leased yesterday by the Publicity
Office of the A&M Athletic De
partment:
(The small letter n refers to a
non-winning time and the nw to
a non-winning time with the wind.)
VARSITY
440-yard relay: 42.On (Gene Dornak,
R. E. Merritt, George Tedford, Richard
Hall), A&M-Rice-Texas.
One-mile run: 4:16.0, Thad Crooks,
n A&M-Rice-Texas.
bOrpiUChg 440-yard dash: 48.1, R. E. Merritt,
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I 120-yard high hurdles:
R. E. Merritt,
14.7n, Thomas
:53.5n, Thad Crooks,
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• » fn. i BS 880-yard run: 1:53.
Border Olympics,
find an 220-yard dash: 21.r>nw, R. E. Merritt,
1, . I A&M-Rice-Texns.
t ndinj.^ | Two-mile run: 9:29.2n, E. L. Ener,
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Border Olympics.
220-yard low hurdles: 24.0nw, Thomas
j Burns, A&M-Rice-Texas.
I One-mile relay: 3:13.3n (George Ted-
J ford, James King, Thad Crooks, Jerry
| Anderson), Texas Relays.
Sprint medley relay: 3
iams,
(Crooks), Texas Relays.
3000-meter steeplecha:
| Ener, Texas Relays.
Pole vault: 12-6n, Hubert Nelson, A&M-
6-4, Don Denver, A&M-
lley relay: 3:21.4 (Jerry An-
[ derson, Ed Williams, Curtis Roberts, Thad
ase: 9:14.2, E. L.
f Rice-Texas.
High jump:
Shot put: 57-11,4, Danny Roberts, A&M-
Rice-Texas.
Javelin : 208-0 1 /j, John Long, A&M-
ACC-Houston-Texas Tech.
Discus: 161—914. Danny Roberts, A&M-
Rice-Texas.
Broad jump: 22-5, Hubert Nelson,
A&M-Rice-LSU.
Meet Dates
A&M-Rice-Ttxas: Mar. 3 at College
Station.
Border Olympics: Mar. 10 at Laredo.
A&M-Rice-LSU: Mar. 17 at Baton
Rouge.
A&M-ACC-Houston-Texas Tech : Mar.
24 at Abilene.
San Angelo Relays: Mar. 31 at San
Angelo.
Texas Relays: Apr. 6-7 at Austin.
FRESHMAN
440-yard relay: 42.4n (Ted Nelson, Jim
Tarr, Bobby Cox, Ronnie McNeil), Kyle
4:27.4n, Herbie Camp-
Ted Nelson,
John
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Field.
One-mile run:
bell, Kyle Field.
440-yard dash: None.
100-yard dash: 9.4nw,
Odessa.
120-yard high hurdles: 14.Iw,
Collins, Kyle Field.
880-yard run: 1 :57.8n, Jim Sebastian,
Kyle Field.
220-yard dash: 20.6w, Ted Nelson, Kyle
Field.
220-yard low hurdles: None.
One-mile relay: 3:15.5n (Kermit Pal
mer, Jim Sebastian, Bob Gilbreath, Ted
Nelson), Texas Relays.
High jump: 6-4 : ,'|, John Collins, Kyle
Field.
Broad jump: None.
Shot put: None.
Discus: 143-8n, David Glover, Kyle
Field.
Javelin: 161-6n, Aldis Rutyna, Kyle
Field.
Pole vault: IJ-O 1 ^,. Lewis Poland, Texas
Relays.
THE BATTALION
Thursday, April 12, 1962
College Station, Texas
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Aggie Ilodeo Team Second
At SHSTC College Rodeo
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Bubba Wingate and Lynn Tur
ner walked off with two champion
ship buckles as the A&M Rodeo
team finished second in the Sam
Houston State College Rodeo in
Huntsville last weekend.
Sam Houston took first in the
meet and McNeese State College
of Lake Charles, La., was third.
All the Aggie team points came
in three events—tie-down calf
roping, ribbon roping and steer
wrestling. Wingate took top hon
ors in the saddle bronc riding by
winning both go-rounds and the
average, but his points could not
Intramurals
Sqd. 8 will meet D-3 for Class
B tennis championship today.
Freshman tennis for this semester
will end with this game. Class
A tennis, which began yesterday,
will get into full play after the
Class B finals are played today.
Results in Class A softball were
Sqd. 8 over G-3, 8-1; B-l defeated
Sqd. 13, 11-9; F-3 downed G-l,
3-1; Sqd. 10 won over Sqd. 2, 9-3;
Maroon Band over Sqd. 12, 9-1;
E-l lost to A-l, 0-12; White Band
forfeited to Sqd. 5, and Sqd. 11
defeated Sqd. 15, 5-4.
Rain failed to halt yesterday’s
semi-final games between Sqd. 8
and F-l, and D-3 and Sqd. 9. At
5:45 both D-3 and Sqd. 9 each
had won one game. Playing in
spite of the rain, D-3 finally se
cured the two-game lead to win
the match.
Winning players for D-3 were
Bill- Taylor, Micky Durbin, Tom
my Wooldridge, Pete Marabella,
Bruce Darling and Chuck McBre-
arty.
Winners for Sqd. 8 were Randy
Farmer, Doug Otten, Pat Gibson,
Jim Giffin, Paul Crank, and Gary
Mabie. In the only Class A tennis
game played yesterday, Sqd. 4
downed Sqd. 14, 2-1.
Ralph Wolff Ji\, of Setauket, N.Y.,
will captain the 1962 Dartmouth
squad team.
be counted on the team total be
cause of ineligibility.
Turner’s first-place buckle came
in steer wrestling.
The A&M team points resulted
as follows: In the tie-down calf
roping Turner took fourth in the
second go-round and third in av
erage.
In ribbon roping, Keith Kidwell
was second in the first go-round
and third in average; Brazos Va-
risco was second in the second go-
round and Jay Jones was fourth
in the second go-round.
In the steer wrestling, which
Turned won, Kidwell was second
in average after taking fourth in
the first and second go-rounds.
The Aggie Rodeo Team has a
full schedule this weekend. They
will compete at the Wharton Jun
ior College Rodeo and also at Ste
phen F. Austin in Nacogdoches.
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