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Aggies Drop Title To Texas
By JIM BUTLER
'Battalion Ass’t Sports Editor
“The Longhorns giveth, and the
Longhorns taketh away.”
That, short and sweet, tells the
story of the 11-10 Aggie defeat
that was far from short and sweet.
The Aggies started the scoring
in the first when Bill Grochett
was safe on an error by Bill
Bethea, TU shortstop, the first of
five charged to him in the game.
Bill Hancock then hit the first
pitch offered him by Texas start
er Charlie Hartenstein far over
the 300-foot mark for his thijid
homer of the season and second of
the series.
Texas reciprocated in its half
of the first scoring two runs off
Aggie starter Johnny Crain on
walks to Bethea and Pat Rigby,
a single by Ed Kasper and a sacri- first pitch thrown him over the left
fice by David Skinner.
The Farmers came back with two
in the second when Crain reached
first on Bethea’s second error,
Grochett doubled to center and
Frank Stark tripled off the cliff
in centerfield.
After Ray Hall and Dave John
son walked to start the Aggie
third, George Hargett beat out an
attempted scarifice bunt to load
the bases. Crain pumped a single
to right driving in Hall and John
son and Bethea’s third miscue on
Grochett’s ground ball let in the
seventh Aggie run.
Hall reached first to lead off
the A&M fourth when the second
‘Horn hurler Bobby Myer fumbl
ed a bunt. Johnson whacked the
McAdams. Two outs away.
The next batter, Callaway, 15
a haivl grounder to the rifrhtd
short and Dave Johnson madei
great play to throw him out. On
out away.
Then, on a clear, hot Texas afte
noon, lightning struck.
Singley walked Bethea on a 3-!
count. Rigby, hitless, in five tip',
in the series, doubled deeptoriflt
center scoring Bethea. Kaspersitf.'
CIVILIANS HEADY FOR 12TH MAN BOWL CHALLENGE
. . . competition keen for Friday battle
Twelfth Man Bowl Kicks Off,
s \s. Civilians At 7:30
Tops Sqd. 1
Class B Title
Corpi
The 12th Man Bowl, to be held
Friday, 7:30 p.m., in Kyle Field,
will be a contest between corps
and civilian students. Half-time
activities are to include a de
monstration of precision drill by
the Fish Drill Team.
Varsity players have been act
ing as coaches for the two teams
as in past years. Profits from the
game will go to the 12th Man Bowl
Scholai'ship Fund, said Bill Snead,
chairman of the 12th Man Bowl
Committee. '
The following is a list of the
lineups for the teams. Starting
lineups are not at present avail
able.
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CROPS
CIVILIAN
Junior Caraway
QB
Jim Harrison
OB
Frank Havnes
QB
Richard Heinrich
QB
Terry Wright
QB
Idis Goddard
QB
Ronny Earley
R. Half
Curtis Jung
■R. Half
James Emanis
R. Half
David Lowman
R. Half
Bob Koeian
R. Half
John West
R. Half
Mike Fourtico'
FB
B. L. Paulson
FB
Britt Jenkins
FB
Glyn Sistrunk
FB
Kenneth Bush
FB
Jim Ellinger
FB
Harry Mitchell
L. Half
Phil Carnes
L. Half
Bryan Grammer
L. Hafl
Allan Reegal
L. Half
Glenn Schmidt
C
Vic Lissiak
L. Half
Alex Cortese
C
Don Morris
C
Carl Symm
C
F. R. Fisher
C
Charles Hammonds
Guard
Santiaga Olvera
c
Don K. Smith
Guard
James Hansard
Guard
Jerome Rektorik
Guard
J. E. Marshalla
Guard
Harold Smith
Guard
Mike Leach
Guard
Jim Wright
Guard
Alvis Reaves
Guard
“Rusty” Dunn
Guard
Mike Simpson
Guard
Jack Orts
Tackle
Bob Richey
Tackle
Butch Johnson
Tackle
Glen Collins
Tackle
Bob Adams
Tackle
Marvin Graham
Tackle
Dannie Smith
Tackle
W. H. Evans
Tackle
Bob Collins
Tackle
Howard Barganier
Tackle
Britt Bell
End
Bill Telford
Tackle
Alton Thompson
End
Gene Taylor
End
Mac McDowell
End
Jimmy Kenton
A1 Hoyt
End
End
George Henry
End
Bill McGonagle
End
1 Wayne Kieschnick
End
Tommy Parrish
End
Thursday night the largest at
tendance for a freshman softball
game saw G-2 take the Class B
softball championship from Sqd. 1
by a score of 8-2. ,
Taking the lead in the first inn
ing, G-2 scored two mms on two
errors. Coming to a bat, Sqd. 1
put one man on, but G-2 quickly
retired the side with three strike
outs. Going into the bottom of the
third, G-2 with a man on second
hit a long drive into left field and
scored another run. On an infield
error the runner at third came in.
Two hits over third brought in
another run aS G-2 continued to in
crease their lead.
Downing Sqd. 1 with runs in the
top of the fourth, G-2 came to hat.
EAGLES RETURN
FULFORD, B. C. UP>—Bird
watchers report the bald eagle
population appears to be growing
around this Salt Spring Island
community. They are feeding on
a plentiful fish population and
leaving available ducks alone.
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Called meeting Tuesday, May
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or telephoned so as to arrive in the Office
of Student Publications (Ground Floor
to arrivi
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Monday through Friday) at or before the
m. of the day preceding
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visors (this
t organization leaders and ad-
includes Military Units in the
Cadet Corps, Hometown Clubs, and Techni
cal Clubs t please come by the Student
Finance Center, Memorial Student Center
ance
file a new signature card of newly
th<
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elected officers for the fall of 1962. If you
fear 1 ’ iU - fall
do not elect new officers until the
each organization must make arrangements
for an individual to legally handle funds
for the organization during the summer
months. Please take care of this by May
25.
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Regalia For The May Commencement
he May
Exercis,
All students who are candidates for the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy are re
quired to order hoods as well as the doctor’s
cap and gown. The hoods are to be left
at the Registrar’s Office no later than
(this
1:00 p. m., Tuesday, May 22 (this will be
accomplished by a representative of the
College Exchange Store). The Ph.D.
hoods will not be worn in the procession
the procession
since all such candidates will be hooded
t of
degri
Veterinary Medicine will wear the doctor’s
on tb
Ca
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ndidat®
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foi
wi
, part of the ceremonies,
the degree of Doctor of
tioodi
ionic
cap, gown and hood appropriate to this
degree.
Candidates for the Master’s Degree will
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cap and gown. KOTU students who are
candidates for the Bachelor’s Degree will
wear the Class “A” cadet uniform in lieu
of academic regalia. Senior boots are
optional with the uniform.
Rental of caps and gowns may he
rranged with the H
arranged with the Exchange Store. Orders
may be placed between 8 :00 a. m. Tuesday,
May 1 and 12:00 noon Saturday, May 19.
May 1 and 12noon Saturday, May
The rental is as follows: Doctor’s cap
and gown $5.25, Master’s cap and gown
$4.75, Bachelor’s cap and gown $4.25. Hood
is
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Convocations Committee 108tl6
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5,000 AGGIES CAN’T BE WRONG
LOUPOTS
A walk and a hit to loftfiold put
two men on. An infield hit scor
ed one run and on a scarifice to
first another run crossed the plate.
Maintaining their seven run lead
through the fifth inning, G-2
picked up another run in the bot-
top of the sixth.
Sqd. Us effort to rally in the
top of the seventh proved worth
while as they scored two runs on
two hits. But as Sqd. 1 was think
ing about scoring runs, G-2 was
thinking about that last out and
they got it as a high fly was
caught by the second baseman
ending the game and giving them
the Corps championship. Ray Hill-
enburg, Jerry Whitaker, Bill Davis,
Willie Haisler, Tom Arnold, Bob
Howard, Buddy Almond, Don Vick
and Billy Hartman are the winning
players for G-2.
field fence to account for two more
runs and the Ags led 9-2.
Texas made the score 9-3 on a
walk to Bethea and a double by
Kasper in the seventh.
The bottom fell out for the Ca-
, dets in the eighth.
Crain departed after walking
Brazleton and serving a home run
ball to Steer first-sacker Bnddv
New. Kenny Floyd succeeded Crain
and managed to retire two of led to short bringing in Riih ^
eight batters before giving way Skinner grounded to short—Ail
to Wednesday’s starter Ed Sing- 10, Texas 10. - ;
j _ Hall walked in the tenth ml
Singley struck out New to end 1 was scarificed to second by Job
the inning. A&M 9, Texas 8. son. Hargett fouled out to firs!
George Hargett started off the Puckett was intentionally walW
Aggie ninth with a sham single to 1° P 11 * two men on with two om
left. After getting Puckett to But the bid was cut short as Sif
strike out and Singlev to pon to Icy forced Puckett at second,
the catcher, David Nunnenkamp The first Steer hatter in
threw an inside fast hall that ' th grounded to Grochett at
Grochett lined to center for n i The second ‘Horn popped out
double scoring Hargett from first. Stark at first. Then New lii
Hancock walked sending Nunnen- a double to right center M ij
kamp to the showers and bringing pressure mounted and the Agp
on Bobby Callaway. Callaway rol B<l f , ‘ < ‘l the title slipping
walked Frank Stark to load the Then amid 4,000 screaminpfas
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McAdams his
the inning —
sixth time, to end ! terrace in right to end the gam
A&M 10, Texas 8. the series, and the season jfi
Only three outs away from the | J?ame. heartbroken Aggie te
Southw’est Conference Champion- | A&M 10, Texas 11.
ship, the Aggies took the field in
the ninth.
Singley retired the first hitter
London on a fly to right fielder
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