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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texjxs Thursday, July 11, 1968 --
COLLEGE STATION LITTLE LEAGUE
(Up to July 1)
MAJOR
Game Teams
1. Orioles vs. Senators
Senators vs. White Sox
Senators vs. Red Sox
(White Sox vs. Orioles)
White Sox vs. Senators
Red Sox vs. Orioles
Senators vs. White Sox
Orioles vs. Red Sox
White Sox vs. Red Sox
Orioles vs. Senators
White Sox vs. Orioles
Red Sox vs. Senators
White Sox vs. Senators
Orioles vs. Red Sox
White Sox vs. Orioles
Red Sox vs. Senators
LEAGUE
Score
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3.
4.
5.
6.
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8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
. 2-4
. 3-1
.10-7
.Rained
. 0-1
. 5-0
. 5-10
.14-11
. 4-3
.20-5
. 5-6
. 1-0
. 2-3
. 0-1
. 5-6
.. 8-6
Winner
Senators
Senators
Senators
out 2nd inning
Senators
Red Sox
White Sox
Orioles
White Sox
Orioles
Orioles
Red Sox
Senators
Red Sox
Orioles
Red Sox
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2.
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
SENIOR MINOR
Cubs vs. Dodgers 8-7
Cubs vs. Pirates 6-22
Indians vs. Twins 9-7
Indians vs. Pirates 20-8
Twins vs. Cubs 16-7
Dodgers vs. Angels 5-18
Pirates vs. Dodgers 7-0
Angels vs. Indians 6-8
Cubs vs. Indians (Rained out)
Twins vs. Pirates 7-8
Indians vs. Angels 11-19
Angels vs. Pirates 10-1
Cubs vs. Dodgers 20-14
Twins vs. Dodgers 18-3
Cubs
Pirates
Indians
Indians
Twins
Angels
Pirates
Indians
Aggie Sacker Signs
Contract With Met
Terry Dailey, a Texas A&M
junior third baseman, signed a
bonus contract with the New
York Mets last week. Dailey re
ports to Visalia, Calif., immedi
ately.
The 5-11, 180-pound righthand
er led Aggie regulars with a sea
son batting average of .349. He
hit .340 in Southwest Conference
play. He was twice National Jun
ior College All-America at Blit
JC in Brenham before comitg
Texas A&M.
Dailey is the third junior thii
baseman to leave A&M for pr.
fessional baseball in the last fo.
years. Mike McClure also joint
the Mets in 1965 and Lou Cami.
went to Cleveland the followit;
year.
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WET WEATHER SWIMMERS
Swimmers at Wofford Cain Swimming- Pool don’t seem to be bothered a bit with cloudy
or wet weather as they continue to take advantage of the pool on campus. The pool is
open from 9:30 a. m. until 12:30 p. m., from 2 p. m. until 6 p. m. and from 7:30 p. m.
until 9 pm. daily except Sunday. Sundays it is open from 2 p. m. until 6 p. m.
Pirates
Angels
Angels
Cubs
Twins
Weather Prompts TTI Skid Research
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13.
JUNIOR MINOR
Colts vs. Tigers 3-5
Astros vs. Yankees 0-19
Cards vs. Colts 5-11
Yankees vs. Braves 5-16
Astros vs. Giants 3-19
Cards vs. Tigers 4-9
Colts vs. Braves 18-7
(Yankees vs. Cards) Rained out
Yankees vs. Tigers 5-16
Braves vs. Cards 13-6
Giants vs. Tigers 4-2
Braves vs. Astros U-6
Colts vs. Yankees 3-7
Tigers
Yankees
Colts
Braves
Giants
Tigers
Colts
Tigers
Braves
Giants
Braves
Yankees
Second Session PE Courses Announced
Physical education courses for
the second session of summer
school have been announced by
Dr. Carl W. Landiss, head of the
department of Health and Physi
cal Education.
Classes meeting 8-9 a.m., Mon
day through Friday, will be
springboard diving and weight
lifting. Classes from 10 a.m. to
11 a.m. will offer bowling, and
classes between 12 p.m. and 1
p.m. will offer both tennis and
bowling.
Classes meeting Monday
through Thursday from 2 p.m.
until 3:15 p.m. will include tennis
and either bowling or golf, de
pending upon the other class
loads, Landiss said.
Texas A&M’s Texas Transpor
tation Institute is stepping up
its auto skidding studies in the
wake of an increased number of
accidents during the recent incle
ment weather which has plagued
most of the state.
TTI Director Jack Keese said
the institute has been engaged
in skid research for several years
but is now proposing an increased
effort with a broadened scope.
Keese noted TTI previously
conducted studies with the Texas
Highway Department to improve
skid resistance of paved surfaces.
“We plan to submit new pro
posals to the Highway Depart
ment and also seek sponsorship
from other sources for certain
phases of the work,” the TTI
director said.
He emphasized that wet pave
ment is just one of the aspects
involved in a skid research proj
ect. Also to be considered are
slick tires, the vehicle’s stability
and the actions of the driver.
“A sudden or violent maneuver
can be made on dry pavement
without too much difficulty,”
Keese pointed out, “but during
periods of inclement weather,
these same maneuvers at the
same speed may be sufficient to
cause a driver to lose control.”
In the driver actions phase of
the project, particular attention
will be directed to turning and
passing maneuvers, acceleration
and deceleration and braking,
Keese added.
He said the skid tests will be
made at the proving grounds of
the TTI Highway Safety Research
Center.
A&M Grad Earns Nine Decorations
A former Texas A&M cadet
who was a member of the Corps
staff and Ross Volunteers and
Freshman Drill Team commander
was decorated nine times follow
ing a recent tour of Air Force
duty in Southeast Asia.
Capt. Glenn A. Jones
las, a 1961 graduate, is
acceptance test pilot at
of Dal-
now an
the Air
Force plant representative office
of North American Rockwell in
Los Angeles.
He received two awards of the
Silver Star, the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross and six awards of the
Air Medal for heroism in com
bat missions over North Vietnam.
Silver Star awards were made
for his part in air strikes.
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