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By LAN I PRESS WOOD
The screwy season is over.
The regular Southwest Conference basketball slate ended
last week, thus terminating one of the liveliest and weirdest
seasons in many a tipoff.
Now at the year’s end, the time has come to record a few
personal observations (all completely unprejudiced, of
course):
The All-SWC team: John Beasley, A&M, Dub Malaise,
Tech; Carrol Hooser, SMU; Darrell Hardy, Baylor; and Har
old Denney, Tech.
The All SWC sophomore team: Darrell Hardy, Baylor;
Paul Olivier, Texas; Rich Sauer, TCU; Denny Holman, SMU;
and Doug McKendrick, Rice.
Best player: Beasley, A&M.
Most valauble player: Malaise, Tech.
Coach-of-the-year: Bill Menefee, Baylor.
Surprise team of the season: Baylor.
Most important player in the conference: Norman Reut-
her, Tech.
Most surprising game of year: Rice victory over Baylor'
Most famous card sharp in the league: Wayne Kreis,
TCU.
Worst officiated game: Several in contention.
Most unsportsmanlike crowd: Tech, by the width of a
horn, er, uh, hair.
Calmest team: Arkansas.
Team with best sophomores: Toss up between TCU and
SMU.
Shot of the year: By A&M’s Ken Norman in Tech game
here. He went up for layup, had the shot gummed, but it still
went through. However, it didn’t count because a jump ball
was called.
Team with best pre game warmup: Tech.
Best halftime show: Texas.
All-SWC freshman team: There weren’t five players
who stood out enough from the rest to warrant such a team.
Team which had the fewest barbers pulling for them:
Tech.
Team that is most likely glad that baseball season is
here: Rice.
Most excitable personality in the conference: Ranger,
A&M.
THE BATTALION
Thursday, March 11, 1965
College Station, Texas
Page 5
Aggie Fish Throttle Ramblers In Opener
By LARRY JERDEN
Sports Staff
Fish hitting, in the form of
two home runs and a crucial dou
ble was enough to overcome a
grand-slam homer by the Allen
Local Archers
Set To Offer
Bow Lessons
Potential Robin Hoods and others
interested in developing their arch
ery skills will have a chance to
do so when the Brazos Bowmen
begin offering their spring course
of lessons.
The first meeting for those in
terested in the lessons will be
held Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the
evening in the Art Room of the
Memorial Student Center.
After the initial lecture in the
MSC, the course will move outside
to the archery range for the re
mainder of the course. The dates
for the rest of the lessons are
March 14, 21 and 28. The course
will cover both the theory and con
struction of the equipment and the
actual shooting skills.
Robert Lindsey, president of the
Brazos Bowmen, said that in add
ition to the lessons, the organiza
tion of archers will plan and take
part in an invitational tournament
some time during the spring. He
said that the club is in a stage oT
transition at the present and it is
hoped that those interested in the
course will also be interested in
joining and becoming active in the
group.
Academy Ramblers to give A&M
a 7-4 victory Wednesday after
noon in Bryan.
Homers by Richard Schwartz
and Mike Wood and 11 strikeouts
by Ken Perrin formed the basis
of victory. Schwartz then added
a bases-loaded double to seal the
fate of the Ramblers.
Schwartz put the Aggies ahead
with the game’s first score when
he led off the seventh inning with
a drive over the left field fence.
James Hartwell came to bat later
in the inning and got a base hit,
turned into a double by an Allen
error, and scored from second
on a single by Hugh Delery.
After the score, Delery tried to
stretch his hit into a double and
was thrown out at second to end
the inning.
Going into the seventh inning,
Perrin had allowed only one hit,
walked eight men and struck
out 11. He was relieved at the
mound at that point by Robert
Sanders. Sanders walked his first
three men, and his second pitch
to Fugate, the Rambler catcher,
was poled over the left field
fence to give Allen a 4-2 lead.
This lead held only into the
next inning. Wood hit the first
pitch of the eighth over the right
field barrier to narrow the mar-
gin and somewhat shake the Al
len boys. Doug Hardeman, the
only Rambler pitcher used, walked
the next two men, throwing only
one strike in nine pitches. An
error on a shot into shallow
center field hit by Gravy Moon
loaded the bases.
Schwartz then got his second
hit in as many times at bat with
a double into right center, driv
ing in Camilli and Staples and
sealing the Ramblers’ fate at
7-4.
The next inning and a half
went three-up-and-three-down for
both teams, and the game was
over.
A&M hitting looked strong, and
only four hitters struck out, com
pared with 13 Rambler strikeouts.
The Fish did use three pitchers,
while Hardeman went the whole
distance for Allen Academy. Per
rin went to the outfield after
the sixth inning. Varsity coach
Tom Chandler said Perrin didn’t
play the whole game on the
mound because it was felt he
should be saved for the Texas
game this weekend.
The Aggies had six runs on
nine hits while Allen Academy
had four runs on two hits.
THE CHICKEN SHACK
features old fashioned Chicken
and Dumplings on Thursdays.
We also have Charcoal Broiled
Steaks every day at popular
prices. (Never a doubt about
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Half Way Between Bryan & College
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