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Wednesday, May 1, 1963
College Station, Texas
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By JIM BUTLER
Battalion Sports Editor
The vise tightened and the pres-
re mounted on the Aggies as
ey fell to Texas Christian 8-2
i Kyle Field Tuesday.
The loss dropped the Cadets in-
a first place tie with the Frogs,
ith sporting 7-3 records. Texas
sat SMU to share the top spot
ith A&M and TCU. The Long-
fmis are now 6-2.
THE FROGGIES opened the
loring with two first inning runs
f starter and loser Chuck Mc-
uire. Billy McAdams, who had
Jur of TCU’s 16 hits, led off
I ith a double and went to third
| hen leftfielder Ray Hall mis-
dged a fly ball by Bob Bigley.
loth runners scored on a double
| \ Konnie McLain.
A&M came back with a single
larker in the bottom of the first
George Hargett’s triple and
|ill Grochett’s ground out.
Hall beat out an infield hit
lid scored on Bill Puckett’s tri-
e to knot the score after two
innings.
The Horned Frogs broke the
deadlock in the fifth with what
proved to be the deciding run.
Don Reynolds reached first on a
fielder’s choice and McLain drew
a walk, sending McGuire to the
showers. John Crain relieved and
was greeted with a run-scoring
single by Fred Jones.
A&M HAD at least one base-
runner every inning against TCU’s
hurler Lance Brown but couldn’t
bring one across the plate after
the second frame.
TCU added three tallies in the
eighth and two in the ninth to
provide the winning margin. Mc
Adams (no kin to A&M’s Robert)
led the Frog hitters with 4-for-5
while Jay Walrath had 3-for-5.
Hargett paced the Aggies with
two hits in four at-bats. The fleet
centerfielder also stole two bases
and made a couple of difficult
catches.
A STRONG wind blowing in
from right - centerfield made fly
balls hard to judge and accounted
for the fact that no home runs were
stroked.
The victory was a major hurdle
for TCU as they now play four
of their last five games with
Rice and SMU, who occupy the
bottom spots in the league.
The Maroon face the toughest
schedule having to play a pair in
Waco against Baylor and three
against Texas.
Coach Tom Chandler’s squad
tests the Bruins Friday and Sat
urday then move to Austin Tues
day to make up their postponed
season opener with the Steers.
FAST TRAVELERS
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., <A>)
Some of American’s top stock car
racing drivers not only Havel fast
on the track. Some are becoming
airplane pilots.
Among the flier-racers are
Nelson Stacy and Glenn (Fireball)
Roberts. Often they fly from one
race to another, while their mec
hanics drive the cars.
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
HALF-STEP TOO LATE
.. . Robert McAdams grounds out in sixth inning
Ag Track Teams
Intramurals j
The new intramural open sin
gles tennis champion is Bobby
Guin. He defeated Bo Hunter
Wednesday 6-8, 6-1, 6-3, to be
come the new college champion.
Open doubles are to start May 4
at 2 p.m.
The intramural appreciation
steak fry held every year is
scheduled for May 9 beginning at
6:30 in Hensel Park.
Results Wednesday for upper
classman softball: Sqd. 1, 20-7,
over C-l; D-l, 11-1, over Sqd. 14;
F-2 lost 4-6 to D-3 and Sqd. 8
won over E-l, 7-0.
For the freshmen: A-3 took
Sqd. 14, 11-10; Spd. 4 won over
E-l, 10-5; F-l defeated the Maroon
Band, 3-0; Spd. 6 won over Sqd.
15, 18-0; and E-2 won over F-3,
10-7.
Winning teams in Class B ten
nis Wednesday: Sqd. 5, 2-1, over
C-2; A-l, 3-0 over E-3; Sqd. 9
over Sqd. 1, 2-1; and D-l lost to
Sqd. 7, 1-2.
Netters, Golfers
Win Matches
WACO <A>) — A&M heat Baylor
5- 1 in Southwest Conference ten
nis Tuesday.
Foster Roden won Baylor’s only
victory, beating Douglas Sassman
6- 4, 6-1.
In A&M triumphs Richard Bark
er beat Jimmy Robinson 6-3, 5-7,
8-6; Carroll Kell beat Ed Williams
6-3, 8-6; Ricky Williams beat Bill
McCreary 6-3, 6-0.
Barker and Williams defeated
Robinson and McCreary 6-4, 6-1,
and Kell and Dean Dyer beat Ro
den and Williams 3-6, 6-3, 6-1.
★ ★ ★
FORT WORTH — Harry
Hoskins fired a 1-under par 70
to lead A&M to a 4-2 golf victory
over TCU here Tuesday.
Ralph Johnston, A&M, beat
Jack Montgomery 4-2, Eddie Mith,
TCU, beat Mike Higgins, 3-2.
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BY MAYNARD ROGERS
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The A&M varsity and Fish track
teams travel to Austin Thursday
for a triangular meet which will
give a fairly accurate picture of
next week’s Southwest Conference
Track and Field Meet, held in Fay
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will be Collins, lion Deaver and
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Dan Meadows and Wayne Pavlicek.
Bill Ward, John Steffek and John
Schwarzenbach will be in the shot
put to win points in that event.
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one mile run.
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strained a leg yesterday and will
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