Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, April 17, 19(13 THE BATTALION
Thinclads Win Dallas Meet,
Ag Nine Splits Two In SA
The A&M track team won the
Dallas Invitational meet and the
baseball team split two non-con
ference games in San Antonio last
weekend.
In Dallas, Thursday, weight-man
Danny Roberts, jumper John Col
lins and sprinter Ted Nelson were
the mainstays in the track meet
that should see about the same re
sults at the conference meet in
May.
Roberts set a record in the shot
put with a heave of 58-2% and
took first in the discus with a toss
of 168-7. Collins won the high
jump with 6-2 and the broad jump
with 22-10%. Nelson, who was
shifted from the 440 yard dash,
placed third in the 100 and 220.
He was favored to win the 440 had
he entered.
NELSON DID SHOW his old self
in the mile relay as he came from
behind on the anchor lap to give
the Aggies a victory in that event.
Aggie baseballers suffered a
5-4 loss to Saint Mary’s University
of San Antonio as a result of a
seventh inning error, Thursday, at
San Antonio.
Frank Koehler singled for Saint
Mary’s in the bottom of the seven
th inning with the score tied, 4-4.
He was sacrificed to second, went
to third on a fielder’s choice, and
socred the deciding run on an
error by pitcher Richard Seller.
KEN FLOYD STARTED the
game for the Aggies, but was re
lieved in the fourth inning by
Ronald Byrd. Seller went into the
game in the seventh.
On Friday, the Aggies nine used
the services of its ace pitching
trio of Chuck McGuire, Ed Singley
and John Crain, to hand a 5-1 de
feat to the University of Illinois, in
a game played at Mission Stadium.
A&M’s win came on the com-
Walker Cooper hit nine grand
slam home runs for five different
teams during his baseball career;
four for the Gaints, two for the
Cubs, and one each for the Car
dinals, Reds and Braves.
bined two-hit pitching of the three
hurlers, and gave the Maroon’s a
9-6 season record.
Bill Hancock put the Aggies in
the lead in the first inning with
a double that scored Ray Hall
from second base. Hancock also
added a second run in the third
when he walked, stole second, mov
ed to third on a single by Jerry
Ballard and scored on an error.
ILLINOIS’ ONLY RUN came
in the third as a result of a walk
given up by McGuire to right-
fielder Ron Maurer. Maurer con
verted the walk by advancing to
third on an error by Ballard and
then scored on a passed ball.
In the seventh, A&M broadened
their 2-1 lead and removed start
ing- and losing pitcher, Bill Schink-
er in doing so. Frank Stark walk
ed with one out and Ballard and
Bill Grochett hit back-to-back
singles with Stark scoring. Rusty
Uresti drew a walk, Jack Singley
hit a roller to short that was bob-
bled, allowing the fourth and fifth
runs to score.
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A&M Sports
Info Director
Resigns Post
The resignation of Tommy Blake,
who had served as A&M sports
information director since January,
1961, was announced Saturday by
President Earl Rudder.
Blake told reporters Saturday
afternoon that the resignation was
for “personal reasons” and was ef
fective immediately.
The former sports editor of the
Brenham Banner Press said that
he has made no future plans. Blake
said he enjoyed working under both
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where his father was manager,
from 1947 until he was hired by
Myers.
Aggie Golfers
Nip Mustangs
The defending champion Aggie
golfers topped Southern Methodist
University, 4-2, on the A&M golf
course Monday afternoon.
The Cadets won three of four
singles matches and split the dou
bles matches.
Ralph Johnston defeated Tommy
Abbott, SMU, 3-2; Mike Higgins
beat Larry Newell, SMU, 3-2;
Harry Hoskins downed Tommy
Culp, SMU 4-3; and Eugene Byrd
lost to Bob Parks, SMU, 2-1.
In the doubles, Newell and Ab
bott defeated Johnston and Higgins
2-1, and Hoskins and Byrd edged
Parks and Culp one-up.
ROBERTS ROMPS AGAIN
Cadets Trounce Baylor
In Dual Meet Showdown
Danny Roberts broke another
school record Tuesday and was
high point man for the meet as the
Aggies trounced Baylor 82-52 in
a dual meet on Kyle Field.
A fair crowd of 350 bucked a
30-35 mile an hour wind to watch
the match between the Southwest
Conference favorites for the track
and field championship. The Ag
gies won 10 of the 16 events to
emerge as the best bet for the con
ference crown.
Roberts barely edged out team
mate John Collins for the outstand
ing individual honors as the big
junior from Cleveland amassed 13
points while winning the shot put
and discus and finishing second in
the javelin. Collins totaled 11%
points for taking first place in the
broad jump and high jump and
running on the winning mile relay
team.
THE NEW STANDARD was
set when Roberts tossed the discus
180-9%. The old mark of 173-1
was held by George Kadera and
had stood since 1948. Roberts’
throw exceeded the conference re
cord by more than eight feet. How
ever, only efforts at the $WC meet
count as conference records.
Baylor’s Jim Lancaster placed a
close second to Roberts in the
shot put, hefting the ball 57-10%.
Roberts won his specialty rj
toss of 58-7.
Collins, a sophomore fromIj
ty, won the high jump witha;
of 6-6. Don Deaver of kkl
second with an effort of
James Daniels made it a j
sweep for the Cadets witha;
of 6-2 for third place.
THE AGGIES ALSO sweK
broad jump with Collins, Loti
land and Bill Park finishinji
two-three. Collins’ winning!
was 23-6%.
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