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Palmer Favored
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (/P)—Ar
nold Palmer, who has won more
tournaments and more money than
anybody elso this year, is favored
to take his third straight Texas
Open starting Thursday. If he
succeeds it’ll be a record for the
38-year-old golf event.
Palmer heads a field of 130 pro
fessionals and 20 amateurs.
There never was a stronger field
after money in the $30,000 event.
Winners of 16 of the 21 tourna
ments played thus far this year
will be on hand. The only missing
ones will be Bo Wininger, Tommy
Jacobs, Henry Williams and Billy
Casper.
MINISTER OF DOOM
ON THE FAR, FAR RIGHT
Rev. Billy James Hargis thinks the
Reds are ready to take over the U.S.
His suggested cure-all: a hefty con
tribution to hjs cause. In this week’s
Saturday Evening Post, you’ll meet
the fire-eating preacher. Learn why
he was ousted from his own church.
And what happened to the nearly $1
million he took in last year.
The Saturday Evening
APRIL 28
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THE
Thursday, April 2G, 1962
BA IT AI ION
College Station, Texas
Page 7
Ags Have Set 7
School Records
E. L. Eraep
E. L. Ener, junior distance man from Jasper, has been one
of Track Coach Charlie Thomas’ top men for the past two
years. Ener recently set the A&M school record in the
3000*meter steeplechase at the Texas Relays with a time
of 9:14.2. He also runs the mile and two-mile for the
Aggies.
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Twelfth Man Bowl
Athletes Workout
Men who are trying out for
posit ops on the 12th Man Bowl
teams have been running wind-
sprints and agility drills for the
first few days of practice at
Kyle Field. The weather has
been good to ideal for practice,
according to Daryle Keeling,
one of the Corps coaches,
too soon to tell,” said Keeling.
Varsity players who are coach
ing the civilian team are Keith
Huggins, head coach also hand-
Coach Charlie Thomas’ track
teams, both varsity and freshman,
are having a good year as far as
breaking school records are con
cerned.
Through 11 meets, the teams
have cracked seven A&M school
records.
• Thad Crooks set the 880-yard
run mark at the Dallas Invitational
with a 1:51.4, 1.4 seconds under
the old record. The sprint-medley
relay team of Jerry Anderson, Ed
Williams, George Tedford and
Crooks ran the mile in 3:21.4 at
the Texas Relays.
E. L. Ener set the 3000-meter
steeplechase at the Texas Relays
with a clocking of 9:14.2.
Danny Roberts, the sophomore
muscleman, set the shot put mark
in a meet with Texas and Rice
with a toss of 57-1 Vk. His put is
Vs inch over Darrow Hooper’s
Olympic Trials mark.
Freshman sensation Ted Nelson
has already set two school marks
—the 100-yard dash with a time
of 9.4 at the Odessa Invitational
and the 440-yard dash last week
in a meet with Rice and SMU. His
open 440 was run in 46.8, .7 under
the old mark.
The final school record broken
was the pole vault by another
freshman, Lewis Poland. Poland
leaped 14-0^4 at the Texas Relays
and broke the A&M mark by a
quarter of an inch.
A&M VARSITY BEST TIMES OUTDOOR
TRACK THRU APRIL 21, 1962
440-yard relay: 42.On (Gene Dornak,
ling the guards; Ben Krenek,
tackles; Ronnie Ledbetter, half-,
backs and fullbacks; Bobby
Huntington, ends; Jim Keller,
quarterbacks; and Ray Kubala,
centers and linebackers.
For the Corps team, coaches
are Bob Caskey, head Coach, and
Gary Finch, both working with
the halfbacks; Wayland Sim
mons, tackles; Keeling, ends;
Babe Craig, backs; Ben Lester,
centers; and Larry Broaddus,
linebackers.
The game is set for May 11
at 7:30 p.m. on Kyle Field.
R. E. Merritt, George Tedford, Richard
Hall), A&M-Kice-Texas ; and (Curtis Rob
erts, Ed Williams, Gene Dornak, Jerry
Anderson), A&M Quadrangular.
rs Thad Crooks,
One-mile run:
d-Rice-Texas.
ash: 48.In, R. E. Merritt,
Border Olympics. 48.In, George Tedford,
4:16.0,
A&M--" “
440-yard dash:
arder Olympics. 4».J.n, ueorg
Dallas Invitational. 48.In, Jerry Ander
son, A&M Quadrangular.
100-yard dash: 9.8, Curtis Roberts, A&M
Quadrangular.
120-yard high hurdles: 14.7n, Thomas
Burns, Border Olympics and Dallas Invi
tational.
880-Yard Run: 1:51.4, Thad Crooks,
Dallas Invitational (School Record).
220-yard aasn: 21.an, George Tedford,
A&M Quadrangular.
Two-mue run: 9:22.9n, E. L. Ener,
Dallas Invitational.
220-yard low hurdles: 23.9n, Thomas
Burns, Dallas Invitational.
One-mile relay: 3 :13.3n (George Ted
ford, James King, Thad Crooks, Jerry
Anderson), Texas Relays. '
Spring-Medley Relay: 3:21.4 (Jerry
Anderson, Ed Williams, George Tediord,
Thad Crooks), Texas Relays (eschool Rec
ord). 220-220-440-880.
3u00 Meter Steeplechase: 9il4.2n, E. L.
Ener, Texas Relays, School Record.
Role vault: 12-on, Riuoert INeison, A&M-
Rice-Texas.
Rugh jump: 6:4, Don Deaver, A&M-
Rice-Texas, Dallas 1
Quadrangular.
Shot Put: 57-1M:, Danny Roberts, A&M-
Rice-Texas (School Record).
Javelin: HUa-'iy^n, joftn Long, Dallas
Invitational.
Discus: 168-11, Danny Roberts, Dallas
Invitational.
Droaa jump: 22-10 1 < />, Hubert Nelson,
A&M Quadrangular. 2Z-9n, Leo lioluh,
A&M Quadrangular.
Meet Dates
A&M-Rice-Texas: March 3, at College
Station.
iioruer Olympics : March 10, at Laredo.
T e:
ilas invita
rang
LSU) : April 19, at College Station.
A&M FRESHMAN BEST TRACK TIMES
THROUGH APRIL 21, 1962
440-yard relay: 42.4n (Ted Nelson, Jim
Bobby Gox, Ronnie McNeil), Kyia
4 :23.8, Herbie Campbell,
Invitational and a&M
exas Relays; April 6-G at Austir
'as.
(A&m-Rice-SMU-
ys :
Dallas invitational:
A&M Quadranguit
April 14, at D
n.
alia
Tarr,
Field.
One-mile run :
A&iVi-Rioe-SM U.
440-Vard oash: 46.8, Ted Nelson, A&M-
Rice-SMU (New A&M School Record).
100-Vard Dash: 9.4nw, Ted Nelson,
Odessa. (New A&M School Record).
12u-yard high hurdies: 14:lw, John
Collins, Kyle Field.
oou-yaru run : 1 :o6.2, Earl Myers, A&M-
Rice-SMU.
220-yard dash: 20.6w, Ted Nelson, Kyle
Field.
220-yard low hurdles: 24.2n, Bob Gil
breath, A&M-Riee-SMU.
One-mile relay: 3 :15.5n (Kermit Pal
mer, Jim Seoastian, Bob Gilbreath, led
Nelson), Texas Relays.
High jump: 6-4%, John Collins, Kyle
Field.
Broad jump:
A&M-Rlce-SM U.
^t&M-Rice-SM U.
Rewis Poland,
22-4n, Bob Gilbreath,
Shot put: 43-5n, Robert McGaughey,
A&M-Rice-SMU.
Discus:
Rice-SMU.
Javelin:
Field.
149-3, David Glover, A&M-
161-6n, Aldis Rutyna, Kyle
Pole Vault: 14-0 1 / 4, Lewis Poland,
Texas Relays (New A&M School Record).
Meet Dates
Kyle .Field .. (A&M-Rice-Baylor-Texas) :
March 23.
Odessa: March 17.
Texas Relays: April 6-7.
A&M-Rice-SMU: April 19.
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