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Tuesday, April 9, 1963
THE BATTALION
Kegiers Cart Off
Top Team Trophy
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GOOD WINNERS, POOR HOSTS
. . . shoot 2809 to take team title in own tournament
By JIM BUTLER
A&M’s bowling team recaptured
the team title they won in 1960 by
shooting a near record 2809 in the
13th Annual A&M Invitational
Bowling Tournament on the MSC
Lanes Sunday.
The old record was 2918 set by
the Aggies in 1900. Tony Servello,
senior from Anaco, Venezuela, led
the Cadets with a 609 series. Ray
Snow shot 570 while Skipper Ro
binson had 502, John Tinney chip-
,oed in 555 and Larry Glisan shot
507.
CONSISTENCY was the key as
rhe Ags put together games of
938, 923, 948 for the trophy.
Southern Methodist took second
place with 2737 and San Antonio
College finished third scoring 2732.
A pair of Aggie Fish won the
doubles in a close contest with San
Antonio and another duo from
A&M. Bob Collins tumbled 613
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Ags Meet St. Mary’s, Illinois
In Alamo City During Break
Coach Tom Chandler’s baseball-
ers take a break from Southwest
Conference competition until after
the Easter Holidays and travel to
San Antonio for a pair of games
with St. Mary’s College and the
University of Illinois.
The Aggies face the Catholic
School Thursday and meet the
touring Illini Friday.
A&M has an 8-5 season record
and stand 3-2 in conference play.
The Aggies are a game and one-
half behind TCU, leading the SWC
with a 5-1 slate.
Season Standings
Team
Texas Christian.
Texas A&M
Baylor
Rice
Texas
Southern Methodist
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5
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5
4
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5
3
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.615
.625
.556
.556
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Conference Standings
Team
Texas Christian
Texas A&M
Baylor
Texas
Rice
Southern Methodist
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3
3
2
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5 .000
833
600
600
500
400
In the conference statistics re
leased Monday, Bill Hancock is the
only leader for the Cadets. The
junior third-sacker paces the con
ference in home runs with two.
Baylor’s Ronnie Goodwin, who
won the batting crown as a sopho
more, is the leader in hitting with
a .429 average. Billy Hale of Rice
has the only triple.
Texas Christian leads the loop
in fielding with .974 but shows only
.197 at the plate.
Netters Drop One,
Then Shutout LSU
Coach Omar Smith’s tennis team
lost to favored Rice Friday after
noon, dropping to 4-8 in Southwest
Conference point standings after
two league matches, but came back
strong Saturday to blank visiting
LSU, 9-0.
The victory over LSU was the
Aggie’s seven against six losses
since season play kicked off. The
Rice loss was A&M’s first in SWC
competition after having defeated
TCU the weekend before.
Smith’s netters took six singles
and three doubles victories Satur
day, and dropped only the fourth
singles match. The Cadets play
again April 20 against Texas in
Austin.
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pins and his partner, Jim Milstead,
shot 513 for their winning total of
1126.
Bob Perez and Charles Bowles of
San Antonio finished second, two
pins back, with 1124. Snow and
Button Webb of A&M shot 1123
for third.
JOHN MELLGREN a former
Agede now attending St. Mary’s
College, racked the wood for 617
and the biggest singles trophy.
Bill Neitzke of SAC took second
with his 611 and Ansel Goldgar of
SMU shot 604 for third.
Goldgar, needing a 210 in his
final game for ton honors in all
events, bombed four consecutive
strikes in the last four frames for
213 and a winning total of 1760.
Lamar Tech’s Emmett Usey
spun off 1757 for runner-up honors.
Mellgren, the singles champ, went
into his final game with only 171
sticks between him and the all
events title, but was plagued by
splits and ended with a 152 and
third place.
DON DEAN of Rice accounted
for one of the two records set in
the tournament with a 275 in the
singles competition. Dean had a
spare in the fourth and seven pins
on his last ball in the tenth frame
along with nine strikes.
SAC’s Perez challenged Dean’s
game when he opened his final
game with a six-bagger, a spare
and a double. His first ball in the
tenth went wide for a seven count
and a 256, good for second high
game.
Third high game of 243 went to
SAC’s Neitzke.
The other standard set in the
three-day meet which started Fri
day was Ronnie Mullins’ high
series of 654. The bowlers from
West Texas State University com
bined games of 237, 212, 205 for
his record total.
PEREZ was second with 634 shot
in the team event, Mellgren took
third with his singles score of 617.
Mullins shot his series in the dou
bles event.
San Antonio College garnered 11
trophies in the tournament while
the Aggies were relatively poor
hosts taking 10 trophies.
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HOP COLLINS, JIM MILSTEAD
. . . Aggie Fish win double title
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Roberts Aims At Records
it Dallas Meet Thursdaj
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A&M’s man mountain Danny Ro
berts, who specializes in hefting a
16-pound ball and an S-vk in. discus
far enough to hold the reputation
of the top weight man in Texas,
shoots at two more records in the
Dallas Invitational track meet
Thursday night.
The junior from Cleveland set
a Texas Relays record and a per
sonal high with a heave of 59-feet
3% inches in the Austin meet last
weekend.
The shot put record at the Dallas
competition is 57-2V2.
Roberts will have to strain
little to break the discus staniai
The meet record stands at 1131
while Roberts’ best effort thissa :
son is 164-8.
The Cadet mile relay team
also be challenging a record atlh
Big D meet. A&M ran a 3:1!J
in Austin, just .six-tenths of as#'
ond slower than the record,
Texas, Baylor and SMU coups
A&M’s competition in the f»
team meet.
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