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AUSTIN (■'T’)—Ten meet records
y fall Thursday night when
Ti ;is hosts Rice and A&M in a
■angular track and field meet.
■Freshman teams from the three
tools also will participate.
Records in danger include the
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440-yard dash 46.1, the 880-yard
run 1:50.0, 330-yard intermediate
hurdles 38.4, two-mile nmn 9:19.9,
mile relay 3:12.0, shot put 57-1%,
discus 167-11%, high jump, 6-6%,
Javelin 226-7% and pole vault
15-5.
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BY WILL GRIMSLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK OP)—“Ho, hum,”
iys Mickey Mantle, removing a
old toothpick from his mouth.
Slowly and laboriously, the fat
stry Buildings »d prosperous New York Yankee
Graduate Sck inter fielder pulls himself out of
Chapter oftli n over-stuffed chair, pushes an
levator button, steps into a chauf-
■red limousine and whisks off to
the ball park.
THERE, a battery of doormen
ftaps odt, rolls a red carpet across
■e sidewalk and escorts him to
lie locker room. Another group of
pite-clother minions prepare him
pr the evening’s pex-formance.
I At San Francisco, Willie Mays,
liamond cuff-links and x-uby stick-
in sparkling with blinding inten-
ity, lingers over a large helping
If pork chops, turnip greens and
Jiickled watermelon rind. He looks
t his watch.
t Kennedy ail ^nenesu
intensive trail- W' 110111 ' stmt.
y will fly t*
xu will be as-
mltural projed
a and Ray d
)ol constructioi
ist in Uganda
roads” for thi
been the piW
e Corps.
)RT0N’S
HORSE
iest pancakes,
;eaks, shrimp,
ds.
ants lunefi
». m.
“Gosh,” he says. “I must be
;oing.”
REMOVING clanking silver dol-
ars and wads of negotiable secur-
ties from his pockets, he changes
lurriedly to baseball flannels and
with a boi-ed yawn—lumbers out
0 Candlestick Park for his daily
Thus is a typical day in the life
if two capitalistic American base-
)all players—or so says Fidel Cas-
po’s official mouthpiece in Ha-
! ana, the newspaper El Mundo.
“In that capitalistic society,”
aid El Mundo’s leading editorial,
lointing- a grubby finger north-
fard, “baseball has been converted
ito a giant nxonopoly—a multi-
WING
lisa’
LE
BE BOVS’
Intramurals
The intramural steak fry will be
leld Saturday in Hensel Pax^k be
ginning at 6:30. Managers, offi
cials, and staff members are in
vited.
[ The open tennis doubles tourna
ment will be held Saturday at 2
f.m. Players are to register on
the spot.
The highlight for intramurals
Wednesday was upperclassman
loftball. A total of 13 games were
■played.
The results: B-3 over Sqd. 12,
cl; D-3 defeated D-l, 8-0; E-l
topped one to Sqd. 9, 5-13; and
E-2 won over G-l, 6-3.
Others: C-2 defeated Sqd. 2, 7-5;
15-2 won 9-0 over C-3; the White
Band lost to Sqd. 13, 3-12; C-l beat
j G-3, 10-4; A-3 won over Sqd. 10,
| 5-1; F-3 defeated the Maroon Band,
li-3; and the highest score for
Wednesday is credited to F-2, who
won over Sqd. 14, 15-1.
)WNER^
WING
inesda*
io"^'
million-dollar business which has
transfoxmxed the sport into a
show.”
THE U. S. professional system
snips promising - figures froxxx ama
teur x-anks before they have ma
tured properly, the Havana paper
said, and tux-ns them into rich,
sluggish axdstocrats, adding:
“But in a socialistic society such
as ours athletes play not for mon
ey but for the healthy desire to
coxxxpete.”
Mantle, asked to coxxxment on
this editorial ,said: “Sorry, I don’t
have time. I’m on my way to the
bank.”
MAYS, finally nailed down at
his broker’s office, had only two
words to say:
“Manana, nxanana.”
The Havana editorial was trig
gered by a surprising first round
result in the Pan-Amexdcan base
ball tournament at Sao Paulo, Bra
zil. Cuba beat the United States
13-1.
Turkey Game
On TV Again
A&M and Texas will again be
featured Thanksgiving Day on the
1963 National Collegiate Athletic
Association television schedule an
nounced by the Columbia Broad
casting System.
The schedule for this region will
be:
Sept. 14—Florida at Georgia
Tech.
Sept. 21—Washington at Air
Force.
Sept. 28—Oklahonxa at Southern
California.
Oct. 5—Duke at Maryland.
Oct. 12—Minnesota at Nox-th-
western.
Oct. 19—Oregon at Ax-izona.
Oct. 26—Notre Dame at Stan
ford.
-Mississippi at Louisiana
9—Arkansas at Rice.
16—Oklahoma at Missoux-i.
23—Wisconsin at Minne-
Nov. 2
State.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov,
sota.
Nov. 28—Texas at A&M.
Nov. 30—Army vs Navy at Phil
adelphia.
Dec. 7—Alabama at Miami.
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Texas’ Loy Gunter could break
his own record in the half and
John Eschle of Texas could smash
the two-ixxile. He owns a share of
it.
Both Bobby. May of Rice and
Rex Wilson of Texas have consist
ently been under the 330 hux*dles
max-k.
A&M could lower the nxile relay
mark.
A&M’s weightman — Danny
Roberts — easily could raise the
shot and discus marks. He has
consistently been over both marks
this spring and hit a personal high
of 59-3% in the Texas Relays.
A&M also has a fine high jump
er in John Collins.
Rice’s Fred Hansen and Ed Red
should raise the standards in the
pole vault and javelin. Hansen hit
16-1 in the Texas Relays and has
been over 15-6 seven tinxes this
spring. Red has hit 260 in the
spear thxxxw and has always been
over 225.
SPORTS
SECTION
Oregon Eyes Ring
SALEM, Ore. (A 5 )—The Oregon
State Senate sent to the House
Wednesday a bill to regulate box
ing.
The bill px-ovides for padded ring-
floods, makes boxers wear mouth
pieces, limits bouts to 10 x-ounds
and requires that gloves weigh at
least 12 ounces.
THE BATTALION
Thursday, May 2, 1963
College Station, Texas
Page 5
m CRUCIAL SERIES
Aggies’ Backs To Wall;
Face Bears This Friday
The Aggies will travel to Waco
this weekend for two games with
the Baylor Bears in an attempt to
regain the lead in the Southwest
Conference baseball scramble.
Coach Tom Chandler’s boys were
dropped froxxx first place in the
conference standings after an 8-2
defeat at the hands of the TCU
Horned Frogs Tuesday. The Farm
ers are now in a two-way tie with
the Frogs for second place, a half
a game behind the Texas Long-
honxs. •
The progable starters * for the
games are Geox*g-e Hargett, center-
field; Bill Grochett, second base;
Bill Hancock, third base; Robert
McAdaixis, right field; DeWayne
Stewart, first base; Jerry Ballard,
shortstop; Ray Hall or Gary Ga-
vasas, left field; Bill Puckett,
catcher and Chuck McGuire, pitch
er.
Johnny Crain will handle the
pitching chores against the Bruins
in Saturday’s tilt.
Standings were changed as a re
sult of Tuesday’s games and the
conference x-ace is much closer than
before.
Coach Chandler conxxxxented on
the situation:
“We have our backs to the wall
x-ight now. TCU ' is definitely in
the driver’s seat as far as the con
ference goes.”
“Of course,” Chandler said, “Tex
as is a half a game ahead, but
they have a tough schedule the
x-est of the season. And, we have
a vex-y tough schedule, playing two
games with Baylor and three with
Texas.”
Stirling Moss Quits Racing
LONDON (A 5 ) — Stirling Moss,
33 - y$ar - old British auto racing
ace, announced his retirement Wed
nesday because “to continue racing
would be dangerous for myself
and for others.”
world championship but never a
winner, said he reached his deci
sion while he was roaring around'
the empty Goodwood track, where
he was seriously injured in a cx-ash
Moss, long a contender for the a year ago.
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