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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, July 1, 1965
New Net Courts
Will Be Built
The Texas A&M Board of Di
rectors has authorized the con
struction of four new tennis
courts to be built on the campus
for intercollegiate competition.
According to Omar Smith, Ag
gie tennis coach, the actual site
of the courts has not been offi
cially endorsed, but surveys have
shown that the best location
would be southeast of G. Rollie
White Coliseum between the
drainage ditch and Houston
Street.
This location was chosen be
cause of the wind protection af
forded the courts by the gym,
trees and slope of the land. Other
advantages of this site are ade
quate parking areas, student ac
cessibility, closeness of dressing
rooms and a quiet atmosphere
for maximum concentration.
“If the new Laykold courts are
installed in the prospective drain
age area they will, without a
doubt, have the best setting of
any court in the conference,” re
marked Smith.
A three-foot fence will sur
round the tournament - designed
courts which are to be recessed
five feet below the ground level,
thus giving a stadium effect to
the bleachers along the north end
of the courts.
In addition to varsity contests
the new asphalt base courts will
be restricted to exhibition and
other supervised matches.
“I feel that these new tennis
courts are quite an asset to our
^tennis program in that they have
become a decisive morale booster
as far as our present team is
concerned,” Smith said.
“I also think that they will
greatly help our recruiting pro
gram.”
Smith estimated the cost of
the courts at $20,000, exclusive
of the cost of the stands.
Construction will begin this
summer and should be completed
by fall.
California Paper
Says AAU Has
Selected Matson
Football Ducat
Orders Now
Being Taken
More than 50,000 order blanks
are being mailed from the Texas
A&M athletic business office this
week to launch the 1965 Aggie
football ticket sales campaign.
The priority groups that get
order blanks this week include
option holders, Aggie Club mem
bers, A&M students, all former
students, faculty members, uni
versity employes and all 1964
season ticket holders.
A&M Athletic Business Mana
ger Pat Dial said that total mail
ing will be approximately 54,000.
The priority sales will last all
through the month of July.
The Aggies have four home
games—Houston, Oct. 9; Baylor,
Oct. 23; SMU, Nov. 6 and Texas,
Nov. 25.
Orders also will be taken for
all of the A&M road games—
LSU, Sept. 18; Georgia Tech,
Sept. 25; Texas Tech, Oct. 2;
TCU, Oct. 16; Arkansas, Oct. 30
and Rice, Nov. 13.
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LOS ANGELES <A>)—Randy
Matson, holder of the world shot-
put record, has been selected for
the U. S. track and field team
that will meet Russia July 31-
Aug. 1 in Kiev, despite his fail
ure to compete in last weekend’s
AAU championships, the Los An
geles Times said Tuesday.
The Texas A&M sophomore set
the world mark of 70 feet, 7 inch
es earlier this year, but had to
pass up both the NCAA and the
AAU championships due to knee
trouble.
The Times said that AAU of
ficials will announce their deci
sion to add Matson to the team
later this week, but that he will
not unseat the two athletes who
qualified Sunday. John McGrath
of the Pasadena, Calif. Athletic
Association won the event with
a throw of 63 feet. David Mag-
gard of the Santa Clara Valley,
Calif. Youth Village was second
at 62-3 y2.
It was not clear whether Mat
son’s position on the team would
be contingent upon his demon
strating he could better Mc
Grath’s mark at a meet before
July 31.
Summer Action
Well Underway
In Intram arals
MANTLE’S PAIN-FILLED MOMENT
Often-injured Mickey Mantle of the New Injury takes place during game with Kansas
York Yankees has mouth wide in shout of City A’s, whose pitcher Fred Talbdt is tag-
pain as he pulls muscle trying to reach home ging Mantle out. Injury sent Mantle to the
from second on passed ball in New York, bench. (AP Wirephoto)
2 Schoolboy Athletes Sign
Texas A&M signed an all-
state schoolboy pitcher and a
champion pole vaulter during
last week’s recruiting action.
Bob Arnold, a lefthander from
El Paso Austin, led his team to
the semifinals this year in 4A
baseball. He has been all-district
for the past three years and
made the all-state nine this year.
Arnold remained undefeated
during district play and finished
the season with 14-1 record, fan
ning 92 opponents in 54 innings,
while walking only eight.
On the road to the semifinals
he started in two games. In the
first against Lubbock Monterey
he pitched a shutout to win 1-0,
Returning the very next evening
he again stopped the team from
Lubbock cold at 1-0. In these
two games he struck out 46 men
in a total of 22 innings.
His overall ERA was 0.39.
The eighth A&M track recruit
is Kenny Walker. Walker, from
Whitehouse, Texas won the class
B state championship this year.
He is 5-10, weighs 160 and has
an all-time best of 14-6.
The summer intramural pro
gram at Texas A&M is now in
full swing.
Competition will be held in
softball, bowling, and golf, a lim
ited program in comparison with
some in the past. W. L. Penber-
thy, Intramural Director for the
summer, said the outlook was
due to insufficient participation.
Softball has two six-team
leagues that play Monday
through Thursday at 6:30 and 8
p.m. on the lighted softball dia
mond across from the Grove
After the winner of each league
has been determined, they will
play each other for the cham
pionship of the first session.
Also competing Monday
through Thursday are the four
bowling teams. Each team is
comprised of three men. At pres
ent the teams are vying in a two-
round round robin competition
with play starting at 6 p.m. in
the MSC.
The latest standings in the
competitions: *■
Softball
League A
Vets 2 3-0
Bio-Chem 1-1
P.E. Majors 1-1
Dorm 19 1-2
Dorm 20 1-2
Hensel 1-2
League B
Vets 1 2-1
Dorm 15 2-1
Dorm 22 2-1
College View 2-2
Henderson 1-2
Statistics 1-3
Bowling
Dorm 20 4-0
Dorm 22 3-1
Dorm 19 2-3
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