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THE BATTALION hesday, May 9, 1961 College Station, Texas Page 5 SPORTS 2 con. ecially Ags Split Pair With Baylor 'ompo. SECTION i over. FisSi Down. Cubs After coming out on the short Aggies have defeated the Bears Baylor used free pitchers in the The game lasted four hours and end of the first game on Friday two out of three times. They slug-fest while the Cadets used saw the Cadets collect 15 hits te P, the afternoon, 5-4, the Aggie baseball- uowned them on Kyle Field earlier four. ll for the Bears. niein. ers blasted it out wi h the Baylor this spring, 7-6. I For Tenth Win Bears Saturday in Waco to win The Cadets now have a 5-6 rec that a Despite hits, runs and errors three Fish runs in the eig'hth.*Han- 15-13, thus splitting a pair with ord in SWC competition and the wn on jade by both teams, the Fish eock and Gunter’s runs resulted the Bears and dimming their Bears stand at 7-3. . | jseballers came out on top of the from errors by the Baylor catcher chances for the SWC crown. Ed Singley started on the mound WyT ! lylor Cubs for the second time and second baseman, respectively. During the season’s play, the for the Aggies in the first game ’ j iis season, 9-*2. The Frosh whip- Hall tallied when Ronnie Car and pitched a masterful gaijie even they’ll FRIDAY ed the Cubs 17-0 in the second penter smashed a line drive into A&M (4) AB RBI though he was the losing^ pitcher. J. Singley, ss 5 2 ame of the season. center field. This ended the scor .Hickerson, lb 0 1 He gave up only five hits in the Barber, If ing for the Fish. 0 7 Vs innings he pitched and of Six Baylor pitchers were re- Hail, rf 0 Cobb, 2b 0 these hits, only two were solid ponsible for four runs which came Davis, cf 0 bingles. Burton, 3b . 1 0 a six walks and the Fish col- a Hopkins 0 0 The Aggie out-hit the Bears Kted five unearned runs on seven Puckett, c 3 2 1 Cadets Go After Longhorns Warren, p 0 0 0 12-5, but they left eight men on istly errors made in the field. E. Singley, p 2 0 0 base while Baylor left only 5. AUSTIN CP)—Two arch-rivals 15-13. The Longhorns and the The Cadets made their share of Totals 37 12 4 Leading batters for the Aggies in southwest sports, Texas and Cadets battled to a 6-6 tie in their rors but neither Johnny Crain, Baylor (5)^ AB H RBI were: Dick Hickefson with three, A&M, start a three-game basebal conference openers on Mar. 17. Uhlaender, e d 0 inning pitcher for the Fish, nor Murdock, rf 3 including a double; Byron Barber series here today with the Long Pitching assignments are indef Funk, 2b 2 jel Rochelle were responsible for with two; Ray Hall with two; Bill horns eyeing the conference crown. inite but Coach Bibb Falk prob ..Puentes, cf 3 le two Cub scores. Stone, if 4 Puckett with a couple; and Jack a con- ably will go with Tom Belcher or Willis, lb At 3 p.m., the first game will Goodwin, 3b 4 Singley’s triple which drove in ielphia After striking .out six and walk- David Burleson. His other top Terry, ss 2 be played at Clark Field and on t\yo runs. A&M- ig four in the seven innings, right hand, Bob Callaway, went Pettigrew, p 0 Friday and Saturday the scene Lee, p 0 The winning pitcher for Baylor aerican Irain gave up the mound to Ko- the distance Friday when Texas Barnett, p 2 shifts to College Station. was Bobby Barnett, who now has >w at helle but not before the Baptists beat TCU, 5-3. Totals 26 5 6 a 6-0 record. of the ad racked up four hits. Last week the Aggies helped The starting nod from Aggie Struck out for Warren in ninth. A&M ... 001 000 003 -4 12 0 A rally in the ninth inning pro subject the Texas team retain first place Coach Tom Chandler probably will Baylor ...... 000 210 02x—5 5 0 Baylor was the first to score P-A—A&M 24-11, Baylor 27-10. 2B— duced three runs for the Cadets, le Sili- by beating second-place Baylor, go to Ed Singley. the game when Bobby Bragan, Mickerson, Barnett. 3B J. but they were still one run shy , ” Singley. HR Puentes. S E. Singley, nwith a double, crossed the plate Barnett. SF—Uhlaender. LOB A&M 8, of knotting u'p the contest. dorado Baylor 5. DP—Singley, Cobb, Hickerson. Fish John Gabbert’s error in Baylor 5. DP—Singley, Cobb, Hickerson ; In the second game on Satur >m the ight field. Baroer,arber. Burton. WP B;larnett 2. HBP day, the Aggies jumped on Bay vith a Manager Bob Scheffing Says Funk (by Singley), Fuentes (by Singley) Pitchers’ Record lor’s Jack Ward for two runs in Arthur Uresti, Aggie catcher, oid re* IP H R ER BB SO the first frame and three more in as the big man at the plate in Singley (L) 7 1/3 5 5 5 3 7 le Uni* Warren 2/3 0 0 0 1 2 the third before he retired for a le seventh inning when he blasted He Isn’t Worried About Tigers Barnett (W) 8 1/3 12 4 4 1 3 >22. relief pitcher in the third. home run over the fence to bring Pettigrew 1/3*0 0 0 0 1 as em* By The Associated Press The boys are playing the same Lee 1/3000 , 0 1 The Aggie muscle men really Shortstop Dave Johnston and Twenty-two games in the next brand of baseball on the road as SATURDAY Lamp A&M (15) AB, R 1 II RBI showed their stuff as they account at the Freshmen in the lead. 20 days will give the high-flying they are at home,” said Scheffing J. Singley, s 0 in 1922 Hickerson, lb | |j ■ mjk*t ed for eight extra base hits, Stuf Detroit Tigers an opportunity to as the Tigers enjoyed a day off 1 Quartz Roger Crouch scored on a pop Barber, If 2 2 fy Davis, star centerfielder and prove they belong in first place, after winning six out of seven on Hall, rf 0 d vafi- Mo left field by. Johnson in the Cobb, 2 b 1 winning pitcher Jerry Warren led jsearch and Manager Bob Scheffing says a week’s road trip. “They’re play Davis, cf it 4 ith and this started it off for Hudson, 3b the assauiu as each smashecj a he is not worried about his young ing* consistently sound baseball in 0 evelbp- le Fish. Baylor pitcher, Pete Puckett, c 0 double arid a homer. Davis drove club. every respect.” Collins, p 0 lultant. hort, was responsible for three Warren, p 2 3 !. in four runs while Warren knocked Of the 22 games, 18 will be The manager still is avoiding Costlow, p 0 SRORTSHIRTS y been fe, a walk, a sacrifice and the in three. 7A-- ' .■ L ,.-U WAmerican League by he does say he thinks the Tigers Totals 41 1§ 15 special Is same inning. 2V2 games, will visit six cities on can avoid the collapse that has Baylor (13) AB R H RBI :er has Uhlaender, c 5- ■ •> r. i . Hancock, Jerry Gunter and their longest road trip of the sea- ruined other fine starts by the Murdock, rf 1 T by . aerican Funk, 2b . 4. Intramurals Truvat lie Hall accounted for the final Detroit club. Fuentes, cf 0 '0 • ig as Stone, If Intramural action was limited lia sec- Willis, lb $3.95 Goodwin, 3b tq class B tennis yesterday as only c many Terry, ss Ward, p four matches took place...... ,i*> F . if: .d Fisher, p Here’s a fine combed Wash and Wear cotton sport* ifteen All - Staters Included a—Young The White Band racked up the be an Pettigrew, p most impressive victory with their shirt with an exclusive new embroidered treatment speaker Erwin, p b—Fox 3-0 triumph over Co. G-2. . on the pocket. Stitched collar and vepted sleeves j il Stu- Daniel, p i Co. G-3 took a win from .Gu*. H-2 id Mrs. are •"added style feafflres! Individitally bo&d.'Serene ' 11 All - Star Football Game Totals dv ■ * • . *!.■ ; j ' 0. 1 ,'v ■ while Co. D-l outlasted C A-l. s. Ray- a—Fanned for Fisher in 5th ; b—Lined 'your favorite new color today!’' By The Associated Press football game of the Texas Coach game in eight years, will have the The scores in both these matches pocial A&M ...... 204t 032 130 15 15 4 Fifteen all-staters are included ing School at San Antonio in Aug bulge in all-staters with nine. Baylor ...... f...... 003 310 402 13 11 5 were 2-1. 5* into double play for Erwin in 8th. .long the 56 schoolboy stars who ust. They include Ernie Koy, Bellville’s E Terry 2 ; Uhlaender, Cobb, Petti Sqd. 6 didn’t have to exert grew, 2 ; J. Singley 2 ; Hudson. PO-A— appear in the annual all-star The South, which hasn’t won a mighty runner; Budgie Ford, Tay A&M 27-12 ; Baylor 27-12. 2B—Davis, themselves as they won on a for THE EXCHANGE STORE lor’s versatile back, a'nd a coupk Cobb, Warren, Hall. 3B~ Hickerson. HR feit from the Maroon Band. , j—Funk, Barber,. Warren, Davis. SB- - yy.,v.- • A * of fine quarterbacks Walter Me- j Davis, Hudson. S Cobb. SF-—Cobb. Today, tennis will take the class “SERVING TEXAS AGGIES” LOB—A&M 10, Baylorlor 12.13. DPor J.j. Si»mg- D Reynolds of Galveston and Timmy ley unassisted.,1 PB—Uhlaender '2. WP— B spotlight again while the only $ * Doerr of Cleburne. Warren. HBP—Funk, Fuentes, Stone (by Collins), Singley (by Erwin). class A action is in softball. * i pvi Tackle Norman Evans of Donna, > ... , M ' dealers. | :: ends Russel Wayt of White Oak 110U llfcl* and Stanley McDonald of Katy, LUCKY STRIKE PRESENTS: furniture center Vernon McManus of Bay- re. Must 108tfn town and guard C. C. Willis of - . Bay City round out the South’s all-state contingent. as. |II Six all-staters are on the North t, maild DeaR.DRiFROoD squad, only one of whom is a back, Ofli« dr. frood’s thought for the day: Don’t let exams upset you. d Floor however. He is Donnie Anderson -5, dal!> iton of Stinnett. Tackles Bill Gravitt After all, there are worse things—distemper, hunger, insatiable thirst. jreeedlnl FT ' Publlw of Denver City, Billy Belew of Mr- Sweetwater and Tommy Willie of neement mmm Albany, end Lawrence Elkins of i for tie Brownwood and guard Edwin are re Thomas of Hereford are the other tire dof- ire to w all-state selections making the ater tbs'1 s will b* squad. . of tbe Pete Ragus, coach of State Class D. hoods ion since AAAA champion Corpus Christi d on tb< Miller, will coach the South squad. grea *''1 Joe Golding, whose Wichita Falls lian etu- e Bacbf team was a finalist, will tutor the Dear Dr. Frood: Shouldn't we spend our id 8 for tbe North. millions on education instead of a appropr.- race to the moon? Taxpayer mel W Dear Dr. Frood: A fellow on our campus te or un- an only- keeps saying, “Bully,” “Pip-pip,” y be ar- Two approaches to the >, Orde^ DEAR TAXPAYER: And let the “’Ear, ’ear,” “Sticky wicket,” and Monday* “man's deodorant" problem •mm D e a r D r. Communists get all that “Ripping!” What do these things May 2°: capani Frood: What Ifa msn. dcesn’t mind shaving under his arms, he will probably CWSSlFlEP cheese? mean? a-n H*5; would you say *od rental find a woman's roll-on satisfactory. Most men, however, find it Puzzled gO^' about a rich father • , rrnan simplerand surer to use Mennen Spray Deodorant. Mennen Spray DEAR PUZZLED: It’S best Qpio&B who makes his boy 'y.:lS ‘‘“wGttf was made to get through to the skin, where perspiration starts, . k just to ignore these exist on a measly And made to work ail day. More men use Mennen Spray than any beatniks. $150 a week allowance? other deodorant. How about you? 64^ and $1.00 plus tax Angered Dear Dr. Frood: How can I keep from bawling like DEAR ANGERED: 1 would a baby when they hand me my diploma? say, “There goe^ a man Emotional I’d like to ne, call Dad.” DEAR EMOTIONAL: Simply concentrate 9c Ql' 9....29C AGGIES on twirling your mortarboard tassel i in circles above your head, and pretend you ar® A FULL LINING IS JUST ONE OF THE OUTSTAND a hplironter0 ING FEATURES OF THE WHITE DRESS COATS NOW BEING SHOWN AT LOUPOTS. IDEAL FOR SEMI-FOR Dear Dr. Frood: What's the MAL WEAR, THESE RAYON-DACRON COATS ARE SUIT best way to open a pack of Luckies: Fi ABLE FOR MANY OCCASIONS WHEN YOU WANT TO Rip off the whole top, or tear along one BE WELL DRESSED. WITH WARM WEATHER JUST BE side of the blue sticker? GINNING, YOU WILL BE WISE TO PURCHASE YOUR Freshman, COAT NOW AND ENJOY IT ALL SUMMER. PRICED AT A LOW $19.95. DEAR FRESHMAN: Rip? Tear? 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