Fajre $ TW!F''' ColTese Station, Texas % Fvidny, May IT, lnr,2 THE BATTAnON f\ JO TJVJVfTVGS mm C 'V-^4 " : < A - ■ A KJ : I v 11 i \ 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. COLLEGE MASTER VI6-4988 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. 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All student 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< of semester of 1962, the finance officer for a new signature earn of nc 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. MSC-Student Finance Center 112tl2 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 he stag, ndidat® e as a 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 F .r. M F-. HA r^r.4-rf-v ***<-• *** »» »-» /I . j\^ | 2 •ar 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 KOV hat C. E. Tishler, Chairman Convocations Committee 108tl6 HOME & CAR RADIO REPAIRS SALES & SERVICE KEN’S RADIO & TV 303 W. 26th TA 2-2819 SHIPLEY DONUT & COFFEE SHOP For The Best Coffee & Freshest Donuts ANYWHERE Hambnrg’ers — Short Orders — Fountain Service 9m Cash Available For Books, Slide Rules, & Etc. 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 , i AL( comm; their ing of terror throng jor an the M Frei lem m speedi Persor nearly Seci >ng to blamei cludin Was Court °f two figures 'dent I Cnion Cnion Hutche Appe stormy Senate 'otnmit fdsal t wa ^ illia n'oma ture ] ed to feasoi too g Estes Wil in a that Kimb nothii coope tion”