. ---N|' I 'F r ■ ■MiiflBIfllillB! ■I;:------i*_ T •; ■. A h f: ■ \ . 1 E 1 ! i f5' Softball . 1 > Bat a l i o n £■ Aggie ■ f;r hted . R Ti.i Scores i Collegiate Intramural softball made its in­ 1 " ■ WEDNESDAY, 1,1948 Page 3 itial appearance Monday with fou* games being played in the Cam- pim League: J IP Still Show Law Hall an4 Dorm 14 met on diamond 8 with ]Law coming out on thp long end of q. 14-0 score. Fisher was the winning pitcher and Purtle R 1..^ was the loser. 1 s Walton and Leggett met on ByC tLBS 'UJNPUIJS mond 4 in another game and it ,} Cbggeit pounded out a 13-1 vie- The Aggie softba earn TCI te its first home ap- tor^v Pitching for the winners was Hagens and Wilson was on earanee of the seaaonjh^e Frijla, ghl when they mefet the 1. ’ ■ - ■ ; Collegiates of Nixon Cjld ' Clofl||gi Uitstin’s representatives* ^ By HAROLD V. 1 ATI IFF the hill for the losers. In another- game played on dia­ in the Texas Softball 'Ihb .1 will also dedicate DALLAS, June 15 Last a winter judt. about evervbodj agreed ships of golf arje in the trophy mond 6 Bizzell and Milner match­ their new lighted soffball ( that theism had st. fdi Texns room of a Texan; the top thiree ed hitting skKl but Milner had The Collegiates wore rui n III LI -J little luck agaifist the team from h of the varsity tennis court?, golfere. money-winners gre Texans. h the Veterans ),f Foreign Bizzell as the latter pushed across ijnd ploinji have been made to pro­ For mbrp than a decaie. they llational Tournament last; ejib arid Ben Hogan of Fort Worth last The winner of the Corps horseshoe championship for the spring 11 rpns and al owed Milner none $ave another powerful te uii th s ud: the fipld with bleachers sent- had .dominated the sc^ne, furnish­ ig abmjt 300 peonlc. No admis- week won the National Open. Two semester was the f'i^ld Artillery team shown above. The njem- to win a 11-0 shutout. year. They split a double h *d( r ing either the Natilpnal Ojuen, 011 vill! l)ip charged as the princl- weeks before hej had taken the bers of that team The best game of the after­ -irith Lake Jackson last Jaiiirday tional.PGA or the loa|ding|mo: Bottom row, left to righ^: Salbreath, Holland, Gilbert, and Fr« nch. noon was played on diatnpnd 5 jle 0 >jert of having the team js winner—-'or all threo-4-eacn N 1 light. Therefore the Ag^ ids can Second row: Williams./ Rodgers, and Desmuke. Where Mitchell and Trailer pi avijde the summer students It sounded like so ne’ ttfi 1 irobably expect some toCigl ij< mp i place! The lonlyi slashed at each other for ition when they meet tin. Jtlust n iith uet'l-eltion and eutertainment. just exprossing a wist an in Which he wasn’t first wds the ' I ; 1 toll li-ifikii will be sold, and the a fnrecust because i|t tli|ut inninics with Trailer Camp final 1 tub Friday nigh« imo Colonial .National! InviUtion at Ft.( ly coming-out on the top of a mfitjt obtained!.fropt these drinks Lloyd Mangrum, the Never Bet^n Drowned By Champ... The Aggie Softball tclr W^II 6- Worth. Thererhe shiircd second and 11 to 10 score. The winning »il (;b Ho the team’for equipment dpct, [topped ‘the cash pu^ide. [Htit third .money $1,7(10. , , >• ...... I' >" -"ir 1’» -.—..n.. . ield many of t ie Hame |! lycps Ld t iii(|°i|nH. . 1 -1 J/ 1 ' ; 1 pitcher was West and the loser vho were undefiated wld-i thuy the expert* i infludhg' Orb fo Hogan now hnsj taken down $|7,- was Von Rosenberg. St tidenis are urged to ullHxe Schneiter, chairrohn if untyped the state playoff 11,1 aci Hi PGA r)t»7.50,\ Second in money-wlnniing Puryoar Hull, tho fifth member (be f.ieillrtu>Ni«UU of this new din tournament cominilttsi. jl -1 c 1th? (1 is Mangrum with $15,044.09 and is ion, while play ing as the 'i S. niKinjl and (Wl free to use it any Walcott Favored to K0 Louis of tho League, was not .scheduled Clothiers. Manaifing the Johnhy Palmer of Hat hi, i. 'a to Jimmy Demaroti of I Houston is Ik'KJ!" (ipif th*- i Aggies do■ not ‘have for play Monday. ilny;will be Taylor Wilkin dho lead; th^s money-wimy’fsf, for {the third wp $13,6|1».3!1L AlcxuWier glmKitl•. ii »would ...... like to see (hat yeftfi raalis fifth with $tl,602.fc0 and ■ 1*- rf klso the Veter*ns Advi|o and fipbjj.Mkl every night," says Also, there were brn id h ntstiiat resbman basketb ill coacb Tex- Pajbier is sixth with $10,269.07. Al When They Meet Second Time T Ti>!o# AN Ukins. North Carolina was poing to tjiku .Smith is clown jn twenty-fourth SWIMMINI(> POOL us A&M College. A’ilkins niji ingiMl hijtj Js nalyonly t|io beginning (if over the golf nionopbly With!; its plitST. Kvcn Dicjc the fix-, uhe Wr. S. 1). nim last sun Ivor, ^ pliiy. Thity jiltih t% j By {FRANK BCK S( m:i>IILE the threi sbirs—Palmer, Skip Aj|cx- TojAii now 40 year# old, is hi g hie if p ART HARNDEN, crack Aggie The starting aittcry < lily tiwb guinea weekly here oif. ander and A1 Smith. Aggies will coitsist of II. Jl in money earned than Smith. Mcitz NEWYOR -There is ond thing to remember if yoi like The college swiinming pool 440 man, jvho anchored the un- n citiiMM. Thu ached ale alieiiuy. Tudayj the major chjfinpibn- [Lloyd, pitcher, and Herb •fly: iirtuiitjk t$e Grarid Prize team of \ JL httit won $3,387.49 and ranks njine- Jo^ Walcott’s chaSnces of dethroning heavyweight chan pion_ will be open on week days from defeated A&M mile relay‘ liNlj" team -. a . catcher: Lloyd wras the nc > j tch* us id/ wo dfnnica with Marllji, m! tnenth. . ■-l ^ 3 to 3:30 jp. tii. and from 7 to during the past season and also " In the winter, jas I covered the Joe Louis. Jeney Joe has never been knocked down by the or for the ClothilerH last son. i gutme with Steve’b Circle --it 9 p. ra. There will be a charge won the jtO yard race at the - Texas Open, I asked Jimmie De- champion/ SWC meet in Houston will be Turly was letteman guiiti on of Waco. of 9C for children under 12, the Aggie footbjril 1 lean last maret, who in 1!|)47 was the Na­ This/!us is on/ [of the many reasons why the writer and tie for tl^ose over 12. The one of thCee Aggies represent­ tion’s top money-winner and also ing A&M »t the NCAA meet iu year. rr- picking Wajlcott to knock out the Pool’ is available to students, ' Holding down the init a .sack! — was awarded the Vardon Trophy, man \vh0 ha? defended !his title 24 left eye? Of course, it wa8n ’t the .instructors, and their families Minneapolis Friday and Satur­ about the Snide icniarks made re­ referee. It was Walcott wl 0 in­ day. fill be Willie ZapaUc, ca iljdin of .IIICOLN. ni._bP'—After car* tiines. free of chargje. All swimmers be Aggie football! team n 1946.1 ■ garding the Text ns. ■ flictcd all that damage, the same y ng the mail for 44 years, John Walybtt wasn’t supposed to have are required to wear a bathing Sari Mgrrell ami Bill Wa 4'fiHdj! I. Knoijhiil of Lincoln hua retina “It’s. only.a situation (hat a iTuy who hud the champ’s nouth cup and suit. ; a chance againxt Lojuis when they K .. , , . „ ,, , , , vill alternate on the keysti n sack, j| i few'months will take care of,” met in Mladison S thanj copping the Na­ ers never knockei down or tech- to 1h‘: taken by anybody.” l On Balk to Beat and Buryi Baty $1 right fje Id. tional PGA or National Open. / nteully—— knockedr— oult py.» .iLouls------: since Walcott has oeen meiitoned as a third rater. It might bi bet­ The second annual dual of ch*1'11-1 km1 Uickrtt0 and Milt Son ! “The way golf is today, the PGA, tIk- Detroit Negri? became cham- j Pious, bringing together the best g and Open are. just a- couple /of pion. The ! other fighter- holding! ter said that his record is I bird- Henderson 4-3 more tournaments. We play t/em j this distinction is j England's Tom-j rate. W alcott himself is a ring By The Associated Press ^ new diamU ^ ea,’teJf every week duriig our tour,V It’s j w Farr. Howcvel-,'Farr in going j cutie. He has a good left ja!) and The Longview Texans weren’t — 9 to be a fairly good indication that jUst as thodgh tc win the Comnial 115 rounds' In ■ Louis’ first title, de-1 knows how to use it. This) was __feeling _ _any ^ too [secure today from the fans don’t care a great deal: T National Open 01 the Texas/Open | tense in th|e Polo Grounds in 1937,1 the same kind of jah Billy ( onn j th/ir berch at the top of the Lone for the cinder path sport The fin-J Select his Gif: from as it is to win (he Nation/lii See absorbed a| lot of punishment. was going to use to win the title. Stpj- League. it est meet of its kind ever put op in J Wimpy Is Plui e our fine stofk o!: who the galler y/ollows in/a tour­ If Louis wins in his 2'>th title But when Cohn entered the ring ! (The Texans t<»ok a 15-7 mauling Dallas drew a disappointing crowd 1 nament. It won’t be the NationalN defense, i|l spoils thej story, as with Louis, he seemed to forget [frijun Gladewatcr last night while of only 3,000 paid admissions rburotor __ Open champion bat the fellow,'ello who —Opening! Hour* the boys|-along Jacobs Beach everything he had learned. W'al- seUnd-plaqe Tjler beat Marshall At present, there are no indica­ NATIONALLY KNOWN has won the most tournaments or nf be rebbliif you of are saying. cott didn’t. | 9-$ to, move w«hin two gapies of tions that the meet will be aban­ the. most money,’’. / 3 p.m. - li p.m BRAND 3 Jacobs B|each is 0 patch of street Louis bus miTde short work with | the leaders. j doned but [unless attendance fig­ ecious gasoline—See uc opponents the second time » round. | Gladcwater hammered 16 hits in Of course, in the case of Ho­ 1 somewhere around [Broadway and ures increase in the next yen r curb sMyici: c The National Open chalinpiim, derella. Or! better stjll, like Jimmy linuiiy 1‘lyler New Lint Al Shroier liujiig up bis seveatu probably will be Syracuse’s first MANHATTAN pitching victory. Henderson play­ Hwy 21 & No. ( jran Motor Co, Lew Worsham* wis scarcely notic- Braddock, jthe Jersey .dpek wallop-j Coach At Lufkin High­ string center next fall, wears "A ed the game ilnder protest from Bryan, Texas ■ 4 % I ( er who caihecame out 0f|of! retirement to I , r • 1 > 1-1 v -r .. 1 ,, size 14 shoes. LUFKIN, Tex., June -UP) the fourth int|ing on ,whcp um­ 413 N. Main ed‘ it I-.'.-, | • .lift the title from [clownish Max MANHATTAN ij’AjiMAS Patience—Atter 80 Years Lufkin High School’s 1 aching pire Negri ruled that pitcher Baer and lose it aj year later to staff will include Jimmy Plyler, .Roland Miller pf Henderson had Louis. I - j I- .-•'3; W KYMOUTH: itinglamf— (/Pi — 1945 captain of the Univejr dty ofi balked, allowing Bryan’s second Eighty years old; Henry Holah Walcott never ni|(£, much other [Texas football team, as a line! run to score. ENRO SHIRTS spent 30 hourd adrift at sea in a than a large family; of six/healthy coach next fall, Lieo Roy Jones won his eleventh 11 | # ' ■ 1 1 small motor boat after the engine Children. He retired! several times. He replaces Forrest Klinje, who j victory on the | mound for Kilgore •‘l M j broke down. /'“I, wasn’t junduly He had trouble getting bouts, even has taken a. job as assistant line [as jhe pitched the Drillers to a 14-4 ENRO SPORTAWT alarnted,” be told coast guard res-! preliminaries. A |-.spoiler” is what coach at Austin High School. victory over Lujfkin. He fanned 11 cuei-Si “I’ve been in tight I spots j hf- was known as j along Jacobs , i : . ,r before." 1 Beach. r j , HICKOK B^LTS His sty^- was hal'd, to ovt-rcomo A | i a|id he often made his, opjKinents For Yourr VisiVisualal Probleiha j look had. He made Lotiis look ex­ ANOTHER PRE-WAR Consult ceptionally bad last winter, so bad BEAU-BRUMMiEL TIES I in fact that Louis was disgusted V pr. Carltqn R. Lee I with his showing i|nii uttered an TREAT RETURNS!! optometrist I alibi for the first titni in his great BOStONIAN SHOfc 203 S. Mainj — Bry an ; career. ■" ' ;| > Remember thost FROZEN CANDY BARS.. l«*-m»*~** ■ Phone 2-1662 “He run away.", Louis said in ■4 chilled fo just the right point to be some­ rt ,-ir; his dressing rortpi after the BOTANY SLACK! 3 fight. I ' thing “extra g(j>od” on a hot day? They're If Walcott ran away in the true back again in all the famous brands you sensg of the word ! who was that A Gift to Please Dad • RECORDS • RADIOS like .... Mars, Peter Paul’s, Bunte’s, Kings, guy Vho dropped | Louis twice ? and lots of others . . all waiting for you f: C O IN ^ School Office Who was the guy who closed Louis' at • • • • Acknowledged leaders of fine & Comi] — quality Pajamas I Featuri ig an> Supplies more details and grealer -. V FRIENDS— 1 THE CAVE j- “Your Clothin Stole’ Don’t pass bv | wearability. Sizes [A. 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