Aggie Baseballers To Face
Rice Owls For 2 Games
The Aggie baseball team faces
the Rice Owls in Houston in Fri
day and Saturday afternoon
SWC ball games over the week
end.
The Aggies are in the midst
of a winning streak, and fresh
from wins over TCTJ and Hous
ton this past week. They walked
away from the Frogs in Travis
Park last Saturday 8-4 and
bombed out the Cougars Monday,
13-4.
A&M enters the weekend’s
contests with a 2-2 conference
mark and are in fourth place in
the SWC. The Owls have a 1-3
SWC mark and occupy fifth
place.
Coach Tom Chandler is expect
ed to have Steve Hillhouse and
either Billy Crain or Tommy
Swimming Pool Schedule
Announced By Adamson
Aggies will be able to take off
the chill of a late winter by
swimming in the heated Wofford
Cain Olympic Pool starting Sat
urday morning.
The opening of the pool was
announced by Aggie swimming
coach Arthur D. “Art” Adamson
Thursday.
The pool will operate from
April 3 through May 29 on the
following schedule:
Saturday—10 a.m. to noon and
1:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Sunday—1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Weekdays—2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Those eligible to use the swim
ming pool include A&M students,
faculty members, former A&M
students and their guests. Guests
registered in the Memorial Stu
dent Center are also eligible to
use the pool.
Adamson said the admission
charge will be 25 cents for stu
dents and 50 cents for adults
and guests.
Season tickets are available to
faculty members for both the
spring and summer sessions.
The summer schedule, which
will be in effect from May 30 to
August 27, will be:
Monday through Saturday—
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; 2 p.m. to
6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday—2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Chiles pitch against Rice during
the series. They will be opposed
by Bill Palmer and Mickey Hold
er.
Hillhouse has a 2-0 record for
the year and has struck out 22
men.
Chandler is expected to start
with the same line-up that has
brought the Aggies their last
few victories. On first base will
be Crain when he is not pitching.
He and third baseman Mike Mc
Clure lead the Aggie batting per
centages with .438 readings.
- At second base will be Lance
Cobb, with Mike Arrington in
the shortstop position. Ralph
Beckner, who is the starting
catcher, has definitely contribu
ted to Aggie scoring with his
two home runs in conference
games this year.
The outfield will probably con
sist of Alan K o o n c e in left,
Chuck Malitz or Fred Carlton in
center and Neal Thompson in
right.
The Owls are expected to start
Lynn Berry at shortstop, Ricky
Blume at second base, Doug Ni
cholson at third base, R. J. Nit-
she at first base, Rickey Reitz
in left field, Bart Rice behind the
plate, Andy Rooker in center
field and Ronnie Waldo in right
field.
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. . discus specialist to throw in Texas Relays.
Saari, Buckingham
Star In AAU Meet
NEW HAVEN, Conn. <AP> —
Roy Saari successfully defended
his 1,650-yard freestyle title and
Creg Buckingham broke the 400-
yard individual medley record in
a qualifying test as the National
AAU Men’s Indoor Swimming
meet opened Thursday.
Southern California’s Saari
cracked his own listed American
and meet standards in winning
the gruelling equivalent of the
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
mile for the fourth straight year,
but he has a pending national
mark that is even better.
He was clocked Thursday in
16:40.8. The listed American and
meet record is 16:49.3, which the
20-year-old Saari registered last
year at Bartlesville, Okla. Last
week, however, the 6-3 190-pound
Saari won the NCAA crown with
spectacular 16:39.9 at Ames,
Iowa.
Ironman Saari also was among
six who qualified in the 400-yard
individual medley being settled
Thursday night. Only 65 min
utes elapsed between his heat in
THE BATTALION
Friday, April 2, 1965 College Station, Texas Page 5
Aggie Cindermen!
Face Challenge
Of Texas Relays
Coach Charley Thomas is send
ing his Aggie trackmen against
some of the toughest competition
in the nation Friday and Satur
day at the famed Texas Relays
in Austin.
Heading the delegation is
Olympic silver medal winner
Randy Matson, A&M’s weight-
man deluxe. The Pampa strong-
boy has season bests of 66-8% in
the shot and 189-7 in the discus.
The Aggies will enter two re
lay squads in the colorful carni
val. The 440-yard relay team
will meet its sternest test of the
season. The speedy foursome of
Gilbert Smith, Ted Nelson, Rob
ert Martin and James White
have sped to a 41.1 clocking this
season, having lost only once in
the outdoor season—to Rice in
the Corpus Christi Invitational.
Thomas will also enter an 880-
yard relay foursome in the meet.
Running on both relays and com
peting in the 100-yard dash as
well will be sophomore James
White, the former Dallas Sunset
speedster.
A&M will also field a strong
freshman entry at the meet. The
Fish will enter the four different
relays, including the 440-yard re
lay, the sprint medley relay, the
2-mile relay, and the mile relay.
The Fish completely swamped
the frosh teams of Rice and Tex
as in an earlier meet and are ex
pected to do well in Austin.
The next meet for the A&M
track forces will be on Kyle Field
April 9 when the Aggies host a
quadrangular beginning at 7:30
p.m.
The complete entry chart for
the Texas Relays:
VARSITY
440-yd. relay—Robert Martin,
Ted Nelson, Gilbert Smith, James
White.
880-yd. relay—Martin or Arie
Britt and Nelson, Smith, White.
100-yd. dash—White, Smith.
Broad jump—Bob Brown.
Hurdles—Don Kooser.
Javelin—Dan Meadows, Donny
Ayers.
High Jump—Mike Schrider,
Steve Holtz, Cecil Wood.
Discus—Randy Matson, David
Glover.
Shot Put—Matson.
FRESHMEN
100-yd. dash—Drew Hemphill.
High hurdles—Steve O’Neal.
Shot Put—George Resley.
High J u m p—M a x Mainord,
Russell Hanna.
440-yd. Relay—Charles Ander
son, Gary Abernathy, Steve
O’Neal, Drew Hemphill.
Sprint Medley Relay—Hemp
hill (220), Bob Vaughn (220),
Scott Blessing (440), Willy Rod
riquez (880).
2-Mile relay—Chuck Dunham,
Steve Bancroft, James Spring-
field, Henry Rollins.
Mile relay—Bob Vaughn, Drew
Hemphill, Steve O’Neal, Scott
Blessing.
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fairway heavyweights, Arnold Pal
mer and Jack Nicklaus, lead a se
lected 93-man field this week into
the 29th Masters Golf Tournament.
Arnie the Charger and Big Jack
haven’t scored a victory this year
but to most observers they have
only been shadow-boxing. They
are picked to make it a two-man
duel for top honors in the first
major event of the season.
The bull-shouldered, 25-year-old
Nicklaus, longest driver the game
has known, rules a 4-1 favorite.
Palmer, the miracle comebacker, is
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the medley and the 1,650-yard
race.
Buckingham, 19-year-old fresh
man at the College of San Ma
teo, Calif., posted his American
record time of 4:11.7 in the open
ing heat in the 400-yard indi
vidual medley. The listed time
of 4:13.2 was registered last year
by Dick Roth, Buckingham’s for
mer classmate at Melo Atherton
High. Roth, suffering from ten
donitis, was unable to defend his
title.
In addition to Buckingham and
Saari, the other qualifiers were
Indiana’s Bill Utley, Ken Webb
of Foothill College, and Southern
Cal’s John Porter and Frank
Bates.
Koufax’s Elbow To Be Examined
VERO BEACH, Fla. <A>>—T h e
Los Angeles Dodgers received a
scare Thursday as star left-hander
Sandy Koufax left the spring
training base here and flew to Los
Angeles for examination for swell
ing and stiffness in his pitching
elbow.
The Dodgers sent the 29-year-
old strikeout king to be examined
by Dr. Robert Kerlan, the ortho
pedic specialist who treated Kou
fax last August.
~ Dodger General Manager E. J.
Buzzie Bavasi said, “We phoned
Dr. Kerlan and he advised Sandy
to fly to Los Angeles. Dr. Kerlan
wants to take Xrays of the elbow
Friday and compare them with
Xrays he took last year.
“If everything is all right, San
dy hopes to be back here within
24 hours.”
Dodd Fischer, a senior from
Eugene, Ore., posted the best in
dividual record for Yale’s 1964
golf team. He is back this spring
after winning nine of 10 matches
last year.
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