Faffs ' SJoflepe Sta+fort, Texa^ ^' Worlne^ny, May 1C, IDOI THE BATTALIOR 1 ' CG(l '“ J ^
Coaches See Bright Future
Baseball coach T o m Chandler
and track coach Charlie Thomas
are both already eyeing the spring
of 1903 with enthusiasm.
Returning to their squads will
be the nuclei of two of the best
spring sports teams in Aggie his
tory.
One would have to leaf through
many a page of archives to find
an Aggie baseball team as young
BfioSi
yet as colorful as the one this
season.
And, except for leg injuries to
four key performers, Thomas
might be the reigning coach in
SWC track.
The Aggie baseballers compiled
records of 18-7 for the season and
11-4 inside the conference. Against
champion Texas and other SWC
foes, Chandler started six sopho
mores, not counting his three soph
pitchers. Frank Stark at first
base, Bill Grochett at second. Bill
I Hancock at third, David Johnson
at shortstop, Roger Crouch or
I George Hargett in left field and
Robert McAdams in right field all
played regularly as first-year men.
The sophomort* pitchers included
Chuck McGuire, who was an all
conference choice with a 5-2 won-
lost record; Johnnie Crain (3-0)
and Richard Roller (4-2).
Only three performers, none of
them regulars, are expected to be
lost for next season. They are
utility infielders John Burton and
John Hudson, and pitcher Bob Col
lins.
Only throe seniors will be lost
to Thomas’ squad next season —
Thad Crooks, v> eight man Charles
Tiemann and javelin thrower John
Long.
THIS WOMAN IS ONE OF THE
TOP COMMUNISTS IN THE U.S.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn looks
: like a kindly old grandmother.'
|Yet she’s a hardened leader of
10,000 U.S. Communists. In
this week’s Post, you’ll meet
all the party bigwigs. And
learn why the party is still a
! menace—despite itssmall size.
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Exercise
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cap and gown. The hoods are to be left
at the Registrar’s Office no later than
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
since all such candidates will he hooded
on the stage ns a part of the ceremonies.
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Veterinary Medicine will wear the doctor’s
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of academic regalia. Senior boots are
optional with the uniform.
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$4.75, Bachelor’s cap and gown $4.25. Hood
rental is the same as that for cap and
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LOUPOT'S
Spring Sports Fete
To Honor 6 Team
Six A&M athletic teams will be
honored at the annual spring
sports barbecue at The Grove
Thursday at 6 p.m.
Sponsoring the stag affair are
the Brazos County A&M Club arid
the A&M Athletic Department.
Field Scovell, a former Aggie
and vice-president of the South
land Life Insurance Company of
Dallas, will be the master-of-cere
monies at the barbecue.
Honored will be members of the
Aggie baseball, track, golf, tennis,
basketball and swimming teams.
.Captains of the various teamsi
receive awards. Other honors,i
I eluding “most valuable” for <
I of the various spring sport',
be presented. The names of &
recipients will be kept secreti;
time for the presentations,
Tickets to the spring sporfri
becue are being sold by mem!
of the Brazos County A&M (l
They are also on sale in down
Bryan at Conway and Comii
the First State Bank, the Fi
National Bank an^l Jarrott’sPk
macy.
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4 Ags Make All-SWC Team
Four Aggies have been named
as members of the 13-man All-
Southwest Conference baseball
team. Shortstop David Johnson
was among the five choices who
received a unanimous vote.
The others receiving votes from
all the coaches were Texas’^pitch
er Tom Belcher, his teammates
second baseman Pat Rigby and left
fielder Chuck Knutson, and Bay
lor’s soph pitching ace, Frank
Charton.
Longhorn catcher Gary London
won the spot, behind the plate,
while Aggie catcher Bill Puckett
gained votes as the second choice
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in that position.
Farmer hurler Chuck McGuire I
joined Belcher ami Charton as one [
of the All-SWC pitchers.
Ag first baseman Frank Stark
was the conference pick in his po
sition.
Bill Hancock won the honors at
third and, along with Johnson and
Stark, the infield was all Aggie
save for unopposed Rigby.
Ed Kasper of Texas was named
for third base and utility infielder
and was picked for the utility spot.
The outfield picks were Knut
son in left, Bob Bigley of TCU in
center and Rice’s Jim Fox at right.
Baylor’s Tommy Letbetter got
votes for each outfield slot and
the utility position, as he won the
latter.
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