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Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, March 20, 19(33 THE BATTALION. vmmm Ags Fall To Sul Ross, 8-4, For Second Basel3all Defeat A&M’s varsity baseballers suf fered their second defeat of the 1963 season Tuesday afternoon, 8-4, at the hands of the Sul Ross Lobos on Kyle Field. Paul Pasqua, listed as a catcher on the Lobo roster, played left field Tuesday and connected for two singles and a homer. The 198-pound sophomore from Dallas chalked up four runs batted in for the Alpine school. THE DEFEAT left the Ags all even with Sul Ross after they de feated the Lobos, 10-1, Monday. Coach Tom Chandler’s Cadets now own a 3-2-1 record. They will meet Baylor at 3 p.m. Saturday on Kyle Field. Centerfielder Ray Hall was the big gun for the Aggies. He drove in himself and two others in the bottom of the sixth inning with a home run that bounced against the football stadium despite a strong wind. The round-tripper left him one for four for the afternoon. First baseman Frank Stark had Fencers Beat Longhorns, Play Rice Here Saturday The inexperienced Aggie fencers, who defeated the University of Texas fencing club Saturday, host Intramurals Intramural softball will start April 1. Anyone interested in of ficiating is urged to contact Charles McCandless, intramural director, in DeWare Fieldhouse. Squadron 8 won a difficult vol leyball match from F-l Tuesday in the Class A division with game scores of 11-9 and 11-4. Winning players for Sqd. 8 were Mickey Jones, Dennis Glenwinkel, Elmer Bentnagle, Jim Griffin, Gary Bush, Paul Crank, Rocky Rasch, Gary Pierson and Bill Ra der. In tennis play Tuesday Sqd. 14 took victory from E-l, which is currently leading in Class A intra murals. Other results in Class A tennis were Sqd. 5 over B-3; College View over Mitchell Hall, and Milner Hall over Hart Hall. In Class A volleyball Sqd. 10 defeated Sqd. 4; G-l won over Sqd. 13; Sqd. 7 outscored Sqd. 1; and F-2 defeated G-3. Winning units in Class A hand ball were Sqd. 9 and Sqd. 3. In Class B Sqd. 3 and Sqd. 2 won. the Rice University fencers here at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. The match will be held in the fencing room of G. Rollie White Coliseum. The Cadets defeated the fencers from Austin 11-5 in a 16-bout match. Competing for the Aggies were Bryant Wilson of Fort Stockton (1-2), Wyatt Anderson of Austin (3-1), Eudoro Galindo of Bolivia (3-0), Alvaro Restrepo of Colum bia (3-1), Joe Becera of Ft. Worth (1-0) and Hogue Lewis of San An tonio (0-1). Coach Russell K. Wieder an nounced earlier that the team will fence in four meets this spring. The squad travels to Houston March 30 to test Rice and will close its season April 6 against the Long-horns at Austin. All fencing is done with foils. Wrestlers To Host Texas Friday At 5 The Wrestling Club will host the University of Texas team here at 5 p.m. Friday, Coach Russell K. Wieder announced Tuesday. The matches will be held in the addi tion to G. Rollie White Coliseum. Aggie wrestlers will close their season April 6 in Austin at a tri angular meet. The University of Texas and Le Toumeau Technical Institute will also compete. two hits for the Cadets in four at bats. He stroked singles in the first and sixth innings. SHORTSTOP JERRY Ballard, rightfielder Robert McAdams pinch-hitter Bill Puckett and start ing pitcher Chuck McGuire each had a hit against the Lobos. Mc Guire’s was a double in the fifth and Puckett’s gave him an RBI in the eighth. Sul Ross catcher Daryle Gibbons had two RBIs on sacrifice flies and third baseman Jim Sears drove the last two Lobo runs across with his only hit of the afternoon, a long single. Lobo centerfielder Bud Antwine and shortstop Wilbur Huckle had singles in the fifth and eighth innings, respectively. Chaides Stingle, who came in at the top of the seventh, was the winning pitcher. He relieved Trav is Thompson after Thompson had finished an innifcg for starter Jer ry Tyson. McGUIRE went seven full in nings for the Aggies. Richard Bel- ler pitched two-thiids of the eighth inning and then the loser for the Ags, Ronald Byrd, took over hurl ing chores. error. ‘Sports Car Center” Dealers for Renault-Peugeot & British Motor Cara Sales—Parts—Service We Service All Foreign Cars” 422 Texas Ave. TA 2-4517 JJJ «j u AULi ■ «■»■»« P M ■ ■ IMLJL, Missed A. F. R. O.T. C. ? Go A. F.O.T.S! These letters stand for Air Force Officer Training School—a three-month course for those who realize they want to become Air Force officers, but don't have enough school time left to enroll in AFROTC. We prefer our officers to start their training as freshmen, so we can commission them directly upon graduation. But right now we’re accepting applications for another fine way to become an Air Force officer —OTS. We can't guarantee that this program will still be open a year or so from now. 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In Saturday’s outing the coach ing staff had the team split up and competition raged between Ma roons vs. Whites, Blues vs. Reds and Oranges vs. Greens. Foldberg heaped praise on the Maroon unit. Its quarterback was Joe Mcllhany, a junior who had come here as a field general hi spent most of last season as a Ml. back. Jerry Rogers at fullbatl, and Henry Boxley and Mike PI man at the halves completed tit backfield. Big Ray Kubala was cited for his- efforts at the center slot ail tackle Wayland Ward was a stanj. out on defense. The second unit was quarter, backed by Jim Linnstaedter, an other lad who spent most of Iasi season in the halfback slot, Mi Kohlman was running Mbact and Travis Reagan and Tornrnj, Meeks were at the halves, Jim Keller- was also praised for his linebacking and punting. Volume PLAN YOUR BANQUETS —NOW— Try Our Luncheons . . . They Fit Your Budget For Quick Courteous Service Dine At TRIANGLE RESTAURANT 3606 So. College TA 2-1352 Stingle gave up one run on two hits. 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