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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, May 7, 1964
Fish End Season
With Shorthorns
The Aggie Fish will close out
their season by hosting the Texas
Yearlings in a freshman baseball
game at 3:00 Thursday in Travis
Park.
Coach Ray Hall will go with
fireballing lefty Tommy Chiles on
the mound. Chiles, named the high
school ‘player-of-the-year” in Lou
isiana last year, sports a 3-1 rec
ord.
The Fish will be seeking revenge
for an earlier defeat at the hands
of the Shorthorns in Austin, 13-7.
Numerous fielding miscues and 12
walks cost the Fish heavily in the
Austin contest.
Shortstop Jeff Warren, from
Fort Worth Arlington Heights, is
the only Fish regular over .300.
Rightfielder Ron Yarter from
Houston Bellaire paces the team
in RBI’s, while centerfielder Chuck
Malitz leads the club in home runs.
Malitz hails from Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
The Fish will be trying to bet
ter their season record of 6-5 in
the Texas finale. Coach Hall pre
dicts that, “If we can get a few
runs and if Chiles has his control,
we’ll take them.”
The probable line-up for the
Fish: Don Arrington, second base;
2 Ag Golfers Play
In SWC Tourney
By virtue of their third place
conference finish, the A&M Uni
versity golf team will send two
players to the Southwest Confer
ence golf tournament in Lubbock
this week.
The tourney will consist of 72
holes of medal play. 36 holes will
be played on both Thursday and
Friday on the Hillcrest Country
Club course.
Representing A&M will be Mike
Higgins, a senior from Tomball,
and junior Jeff Andrick from San
Antonio’s Alamo Heights High
School.
The Aggies have annexed the
individual title three of the last
four years. Last year, Ag Eugene
Byrd fired an even par 276 on the
Fayetteville Country Club course
to take the crown.
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Jeff Warren, shortstop; Chuck
Malitz, centerfield; Ron Yarter,
leftfield; John Poss, rightfield;
Mike Fisher, first base; Curtis
Dickerson, third base; Ralph Beck-,
ner, catcher; and Tommy Chiles,
pitcher.
Prep Shot King
Is A&M Bound
Rotan’s Howard Van Loon, who
has signed a football letter-of-in
tent with A&M University, fired
the 12-pound shot 64’5 1 /4” over the
weekend in the Red Raider Relays.
The A&M-bound muscleman’s
heave is the fartherest schoolboy
put of the year in the nation. The
previous best was 63’1%” by Jim
Brannen, of Los Gatos, California.
Van Loon’s throw stamps him
as the second best shotputter in
Texas schoolboy annals. The lead
er, of course, is Pampa’s fabulous
Randy Matson, now an Aggie
freshman. Matson’s top schoolboy
effort was 66’10%”.
The burly weightman stands 6’1”
and weighs a solid 235 pounds.
Van Loon was recruited earlier in
the year as a tackle by Ag Head
Football Coach Hank Foldberg.
His junior year saw Van Loon
make first team Class A all-state
for Rotan.
The young West Texas giant at
tributes his success in the shot
this year to an accelerated weight
program, which has enabled him
to press 265 pounds. He was 1963
Class A state champ in both the
shot and discus.
FROM THE
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By JIM BUTLER
Yiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyiyi!
It’s World Series time down on the reservation and
the Redmen are putting - on the show. According to The
Battalion Ouija Board (no relation to the publications board
or board of directors), the annual fall horsehide derby will
be between the Milwaukee Braves and Cleveland Indians.
Hill Rise and Northern Dancer will both finish in the second
division.
Geronimo will draw five votes for most valuable player
but will lose out to Hank Aaron in the senior circuit and
John “Sitting Bull” Romano in the junior league (not to
be confused with League of Women Voters).
The New York Mets will outdraw every team, but the
Yankees will overtake the Clowns on the last day of the
season by putting Cassius Clay in centerfield replacing an
injured Phil Linz replacing an injured Hector Lopez replac
ing an injured Mickey What-is-his-name.
Roger Craig will win 33 games and the Cy Young
Award. Cochise will lead the world in scalps with 49 and
place second in stolen wigwams with 5.
The Dodgers and Yankees will share the World Series
Wampum with clutch baseball in the late August afternoons
for second place in a runaway. The Colts will clinch last
place by the Fourth of July and the domed stadium will
be used exclusively for rodeos and ping pong tournaments.
The White Sox will be forced to wear a black sock on
their left foot by the NAACP. P. T. Barnum Finley will
be forced to trade the Athletics for seven books of green
stamps and nine sun lamps for “Pennant Porch.”
After the Cincinnati Reds survive an extensive investi
gation by the House Un-American Activities Committee,
they will change their name to the Red, White and Blues
(Dixie style).
The Washington Senators will trade Lyndon Johnson
for a further right-hander and George Wallace will offer
Birmingham as the future site of the San Francisco Mayses.
Warren Giles will turn down the University of Houston’s
application for the National League, saying they should play
with the smaller teams, like the American League.
Finley will be chosen Most Popular Owner; Walter
Alston will be the first choice of Philadelphia in the next
player pool; and Casey Stengel will wear drawers with the
Mets’ insignia, crossed bats over a turnstile.
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