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THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Tuesday, March 26, 1963 A&M Gym Club Places First In Senior Division At Houston The A&M Gym Club placed first in the senior men’s division at the Gulf Amateur Athletic Union Gym nastics Meet in Houston last week end. Mike Beaumont, sophomore from Port Arthur, won first place in the steel rings and rope climb with a time of 3.9 sec. He placed fourth on the parallell bars, also. Pat Higgins, junior physics major from Menard, took third place in the all-round senior divis ion. Higgins placed second in the side horse event, third in the steel rings, fourth in free exercise, fifth in the parallel bars and sixth place on the high bar. First place in the senior division side horse event and sixth place in the long horse was won by Richard Sullivan. Fourth place in the senior di vision side horse event was won by John Dale, a junior from McGallen. Campbell Canup, a freshman from Richmond, Virginia, took fifth in the high bar. 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 -- Tracksters Top Rice, LSU; Fish Lose In Preliminary Coach Charles Thomas’ varsity thinclads netted eight first places and 74 points Saturday to score an overwhelming meet win over Rice and LSU in a Houston tri angular. Less fortunate were the Fish tracksters, who totaled 50 points in finishing third behind the Rice Owlets with 56 and the Texas Yearlings’ 53 in a Friday prelim to the varsity meet. In the varsity meet, the Ags had two double winners in Danny Rob erts and John Collins. Roberts copped firsts in the shot put with 56-514 heave and the discuss with 161-2 COLLINS high jumped 6-514 and broad jump 23-j4- He also ran a strong substitute lap for George Tedford in the mile relay, but the Cadets fell short of Rice’s record 3:16.5. Stark Cracks Two-Run Homer To Roost Aggies Over Ray lor Soph Sprinter Robert Martin equaled his best time yet in the 100-yard dash, 9.6, for one of A&M’s eight first places in Saturday’s triangular meet with Rice and LSU in Houston. His time was tied by LSU’s Bob Yates, but Martin got the win. By JIM BUTLER Battalion Ass’t Sports Editor Looking ahead to the SWC title, Frank Stark unloaded a long home run that propelled the Aggies to a 2;1 victory over Baylor and started the Cadets on the long road to the crown Saturday. A&M garnered only twm hits off the dipsy-doodle hurling of the Bears’ John Porter, but put them BATTALION CLASSIFIED WANT AD RATES One day 3d per word er word each additional day Minimum charere—40d DEADLINE 2d per J p.m. day before publication Classified Display inch 80d per column each insertion PHONE VI 6-6415 CHILD CARE Well experienced Christian lady will baby it day or nijrht. 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Wilson and Anderson won all four of their matches, 4 to 0. Jose Becera won, 3-0; Clifford Jacobs lost, 0-1; Chuso Galindo won, 2-0; Alvaro Restrepo won, 1-0; and Hogue Lewis lost, 0-1. ★★★ The Aggie wrestling team de feated University of Texas grap- plers here Friday 20 to 13. ‘Sports Car Center” Dealers for Renault-Peugeot & British Motor Cars Sales—Parts—Service ■ “We Service All Foreign Cars”; j 1422 Texas Ave. TA 2-4517j| In the 123-pound class, Jeffer son Begay won by a pin; 130 pounds, Gary Riner, decision loss; 137 pounds, Gary Aglietti, pin win; 147 pounds, Ray Breur, decision win; 157 pounds, Michael Norman, draw; 167 pounds, Jerry Simpton, forfeit win; 177 pounds, Harley Hanson, decision loss; and heavy weight, Alexander Brostek, pin loss. Opening Planned For Turf Green College Station’s miniature golf course, Turf Green, will open this weekend, according to owner Mar ion Pugh. The 18-hole layout of the course will feature fairways and greens with carpet base. Hazards will in clude a small lake, a three-level hole, trees, a doll house and others. Turf GYeen is located between the Western Motel and the Dutch Kettle on Highway 6. Pugh said the opening- will probably be Fri day. back-to-back for their first confer ence win. Chuck McGuire allowed four hits to the Baptists in winning his third game without a loss. John Crain came on with one out in the eight /and finished up for Tom Chandler’s crew. BAYLOR’S RUN came in the first inning as Jerry Hall doubled to left field and advanced to third on a ground out. Ronnie Good win slashed a drive to the hot corner that Bill Hancock couldn’t handle and Hall scored. After the opening frame, Mc Guire settled down and it w-as only a question of whether or not the Cadets could solve Porter’s break ing pitches. Stark did in the sixth for his third round-tripper of the season. The loss was Baylor’s second in conference play, seriously re ducing their chances for a top- rung finish. The Bears had been picked fourth with a good chance of gathering all the marbles. A&M BUILT its record to four wins, three losses and a tie and stands 1-0 in SWC play. The tie game played with Texas does not count in the conference standings and will not be replayed unless it has a bearing on the final stand ings. Consequently the Aggies will have played one game less than all the other teams except Texas. Texas Christian and Rice are currently tied for the league with two victories and no defeats. A&M is one-half game out, while Texas is a full game behind with a 1-1 record. The Aggies play the Owls Tues day on Kyle Field. . Tlhan Bilgutay, distancemanfnn Istanbul, Turkey, took a firstplai in the two-mile run with 9:411 He also took second behind LSI" Larry Shirey in the mile run*] 4:18.5. Shirey turned in a 4:| Ted Nelson, the soph speedsti assumed his usual role of top in the 440-yard dash withal!) effort. Another soph, Robert Mart was judged the winner in thejl yard dash after he and LSU’s E Yates had come across the li in 9.6. Volume MARTIN, Nelson, R. E. i ritt and George Tedford dim- out a w’inning 41.4 in the 440-ya relay. The Aggies had six second pin w, fourth r„ ^ serieg t in the meet. In addition toB: gutay and the mile relay tai Jerry Anderson trailed Nelli home in the 440 with 48.0,]i i xe d religions. Kemp said the Sebastion was second in the I yard run, E. L. Ener was secoaJi fe is among co the two-mile run and David Gfcfi church affilial took second in the discuss. Herbie Campbell in the ml Charles Hoppe in the shot]! Earl Myers in the 880, Rich Hall in the 220, Wayne Comeii the two-mile run, Don Deaveii the’ high jump and Roberts ieli ^ javelin all earned third placesfi the Ags. ROBERTS was the meet's Mil scorer witth 12 points. His Is :epresentin inte throw set one of the eights ley present a pr< cords of the day. In the freshman meet or Fi day the Fish swamped all pin in the discuss throw, with Cat Thomas copping the onlyFishfis place on a 134-514 heave. terdenomination; ider more strain based on the sa efby the couple. The more the co on, the less the added the sam liication, religic her interest are t a sound marr THE AUTHOR le different reli le parents. He a Don Kooser took a second i A&M in the 120-yard high h| He was third in the 330-yards termediate hurdles. Texas freshman Tom Currien the shot put with a 48-8'h tosss the Fish weightmen took the« ■ ^ mountec we back 3,000 maining three places. FISH FRANK HURTA and4n and women win Ford vaulted 12-6 for seen ay to the main and third, respectively. Gene Westmoreland in the® yard run and Gary Reeves in t! javelin throw earned third pin? * n _ m ^ eai y for the Fish. me in modern host forced it: The varsity thinclads willtmj liiding. west this weekend for the San Is gelo Invitational Track Meet. 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