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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Tuesday, May 7, 19G3
Fish Defeat Cubs
With Homer, 6 - 5
The Aggie Fish nipped the Bay
lor Cubs, 6-5, on Kyle Field Satur
day, behind the pitching of Steve
Hillhouse and powerful hitting.
First blood was drawn by the
Fish in the lead inning.
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The Cubs scored one run in the
top of the third to tie the score.
The bottom of the third saw the
Fish go ahead. Scott drew a walk
and Neal Thompson doubled. Then
Lance Cobb, Billy Crain and Mike
Smith all walked to score Scott and
Thompson. Mike McClure sacri
ficed to bring in Cobb for the final
run of the frame.
Baylor jumped back into the
lead again in the fourth and sixth
innings to put the score 4-3.
The Aggies went ahead in the
seventh when Billy Crain produced
a home run after Thompson had
singled.
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A&M’s master golf team swept
to its fourth straight Southwest
Conference title Satin-day by al
most shutting out threatening
Baylor 5V2-V2 in the A&M course.
Coach Henry Ransom’s crew
went into the match with a slim
point and a half lead on the Bruins
but the Bears never had a chance
against the power of the Cadets.
THREE OF the A&M foursome
broke par in relegating Baylor to
a second place finish. Mike Hig--
gins was the leader with a 68 over
the 6,875-yard, par 70 layout. Hig--
gins trounced Jim Grant 7 and 5.
Harry Hoskins and Ralph John
ston turned in 09’s in winning- their
matches against Tom Langston 3
P and 2 and Joe Pat Rickett 1-up.
RALPH JOHNSTON
EUGENE BYRD
The half-point was garnered
1- when team captain Eugene Byrd
■tied with Baylor’s Randy Meeks.
MIKE HIGGINS
HARRY HOSKI
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and he trails his playing mate
Jack Nichlaus by two strokes. Pal
mer has to birdie tl(e last three
holes while Nichlaus needs only
a trio of pars.
This is the situation faced by
the Aggies baseballers as the
Southwest Confernece diamond sea
son draws to a close. The Cadets
must sweep three games from the
always tough University of Tex
as, while the team in the driver’s
seat, Texas Christian must win two
out of three games from Rice and
Baylor.
NOW ADD Gary Player to the
above mentioned golfing twosome
needing five birdies to win and you
bring the Texas Longhorns into the
picture. The Steers, though lead
ing the loop by one game, face the
near impossible task of winning
its last five games—two against
Baylor and three against the Ag
gies.
And if the confusion and dra
matics aren’t enough, bring in the
Baptists from the north who stand
an outside chance by winning their
remaining games and having TCU
lose two more contests.
Now the stage is set, the specta
tors are bitting their nails and the
actors are nervously awaiting the
curtain-raising on the last act.
THE PRECEDING act was bad
news for the home team-A&M-as
Hoskins and Byrd defeated
Meeks and Langston 3' and 2 in
the first doubles match. Johnston
and Higgins teamed to beat Rick
ett and Grant in the other pairing.
THE SWC championship gave
A&M the right to send four golf
ers to Fayetteville, Ark., for the
conference meet starting Thursday.
The linksters will play 36 holes
Thursday and 36 Friday.
The conference meet is a strictly
individual contest with the number
of players each school sends de
pendent upon its place in team
competition. Aggie golfers took
first and second place in last year’s
tournament and first place the year
before.
they split a pair with the Bruins
while TCU and TU were both
sweeping their series’s with SMU
and Rice respectively.
Coach Tom Chandler’s squad
wore out the ball with 15 hits to
win the first game 8-1 but three
stray pitches by Aggie hurler
John Crain spelled an 7-4 defeat
for the good guys in the second
game.
Will Big Arnie pull another
fast finish? Will the Homed
Frogs take gas? Will the heroes
from College Station rescue the
Beautiful SWC trophy from the
sharp horned monster from Cow-
town and Forty Acres ?
Tune in KORA, 1440 in Bryan,
3 p.m. Tuesday for the next ex
citing chapter. Also to be con
tinued Friday arid Saturday on
Kyle Field at the same time of
day. .
Palmer-Nicklaus Battle Looi
In Controversial Colonial if
ft Mi
FORT WORTH <A>) — Storm
clouds vanished on a harmonious
note over the weekend and set the
stage for Act IV in the dramatic
saga of Jack Nicklaus vs. Arnold
Palmer.
The scene will be Colonial’s plush
but treacherous golf course, and
the 18th National Invitation Tour
nament will provide the script.
A fat $60,000 purse awaits the
cast, composed of the Professional
Golf Association’s wandering cap
italists.
Ag Tennis Men
Iv
Capture Fourth
In SWC Finale
The Aggie tennis team, coached
by Omar Smith, placed fourth in
the Southwest Conference final
standings after losing a 6-0 deci
sion at the hands of Texas Tech.
Sophomore ace Richard Barker
lost to Daryl Allison, the Raider
team captain, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, in the
number one singles match. Barker
and Ricky Williams then played
Allison and Robert Peterson in the
toughest contest of the day, the
number one doubles, but lost 6-4,
6-8, 8-10.
The Aggies posted a 14-22 con
ference record.
That brings the so-called
Three — Nicklaus, Palmer
Gary Player — to the spm
Trinity River layout, alon? i
a total field of 53 professil
and five amateurs.
However, as one scribe s
after Nicklaus humbled the Ik
Inn’s par-72 course, the Bigl
in the case of Nicklaus, is raj
becoming the “Big Me.”
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