' ]• n; T "11' :-'fjh l' iO j: i f V !|}' ij f '.if f Star of the Week . . . Bshffiaseball__ nrNine Ag Turning nto Day? Well, Moon s Sun Blinn GaiipToday % FRANK „ mam'; Bill Munncrlyn, Cadet By P. B. SIMMBN, IK. one trlplo^nd five hone runa. plo at a .348 rate. That year hie adWrahere Saturday baseman, together with Chavle; Ho toada^ In the thret •boner Johcshoro American Legion team Pi Behind the platepi for the Russell, , eet the pa#e Hatt Sparta PMtura Editor ulna will I ler ibe third -IM.'.If!-. ___ department in the hone the district crown. nine wtH be Don Heft, who in th* hitting department os *ach (Sporta Editor’* Not*: Forlun- bracket, and la1 tied wlti Shug Ithough coming to AAM pri- win in aa this MtUf for tha Aggies in their first player collected three *. aUly for uh, after Th* Battalion McPherson for the most h ts lead­ Hly to compete in America's noon on d diamond gamea andlid waswa* onone of the It* second game of tna season ■porta staff aalccUd Wally Moon ership, each having IT. st popular pastime. Moon haa ofaimt Mm f Call#** starters on tha fraahmen saw tho Aggie freshman dropping Star of the Week for March 20-2S. The slugging batsman' ranks been Just as big a help as far as of Brenham. I to exact- tawto.team. Tommy Neilai Wharton Junior College, 14-2, ns ‘t we found that our aporta feature first in the runs scored dei artment the hardwood game is concerned. tiy what the hae behind the plate if Brinkley again hurled from gd n long way to surpass the ; The ctohtwen Mbkcollected!- • 4t wins and three losses. Boh Tunk- The powerful cleanup i pecialist berth most of last season mud in game erataf, flam Blanton, A1 Oftotrce, knocked three of/the-Pioneer’s His name is Moon. But this sea- also leads all his teamrmtes at a majority of this year’s contests. or BiH Stirling since and Joe Ecrette from last year’s pitchers from the lox. Munncrlyn son he’s been hotter than that drawing walks. So far this season Moon also held down regular maker to saving Jack and Ruspell agaitiYwetr the big other planetary body—the sum he has collected nine f rst bag center field dutiea for A<’s sec­ squad are regalan bn this year’s guns in the hitters column, each Moon, capable ond place baseballers. He led vanity nine, Loafers’ collecting four hfta. Aggie center-fielder, is at present Not only powerfnlrbut : ast—de­ the conference in doubles and bat­ Fish Downed Blinn Russell also clouted a! four bad­ leading his teammates in five sta­ scribes the able athlete. Ft >r he hhs ed cleanup, averaging .296. In their Tint game of the sea- ger as did teammate ^Jesry Las- tistical departments and tied for a Moon, still contending that he down- tileoh. V \ first lit two others. played ball since the time he was far to- After earning his second cage able to walk, manages to staV , .!M ^Ij.Jldf l illlbike AnXtin letter, the 180-pounder quickly in shape all year round. "Have * no-hit game for five shifted over to the diamond sport been doing it a long time,” con - Maroon Golf and has since been walking off mented Moon. “Wouldn’t imo' f 'poem. innings when he was replaced by with almost all the individual hon­ what is was like not to be eon - BiH Stirling with the Cadets ahead Meets Bear S([uad ors. peting in some sport,” he contin­ 18-9, Stirling hurled the next two The young diamond ace has col­ ued. For Relays innings without allowing a hit, al­ AAM golf team . lected nine sij&Jes, two doubles, As yet, no Texas lassie bt s though the Blinn collegians man­ Southwest Confeience : (From the Dallas News) aged to score on an error and a Friday afternoon aguinsl caught the eye of A&M’s home nm wild yitch. king. “I’ve seen quite a few I If there is any eaay Way to linUsmen. ' like,” said Wally, “but it’s a long win a mile relay race, this may Ohr took over the mound duties Gune Darby, Monte Curri way from being a serious matter” be it. at the top of the seventh and fin­ C. Fletcher and Tom Aitken up the Aggie foursome. The mAfch “That’s kind of a hard one; Mike Mercado, East Texas ished the no-hitter, but the jun­ 1 said Wally when asked to Compa ior college scored three more runs will be played at the Bryan CoUn-‘ State’s star trade man who an­ try Club, ' Li- the women in Texas with tl * chored the college’s winning re­ on five Aggie errors. ^anipu female variety in the Razorba. Jt lay team at a meet ift Denton state. “No more comments,” lie added. Saturday, says it was completely When degree time comes in June unrehearsed. TODAY thm SATURDAY of ’51, Wally will stick a parch­ ■Leading the race by some eight We pay the highest prices for Used Books— ment with the words Bachelor »f yards, Mercado heard the sec­ FIRST RUN ond-position runner, a North Texas , —Features Start— Arts in Physical Education prir fe­ We maintain wholesale and retail lists the 1:20-- 3:05 - 4:50 - 6:35 - 8:15 ed on it in his hip pocket mid he id Dave Curtis of E Air Force ducks th right cross thnfwn Stateman, call out for him to slow 10:00 back to the Ozarks—p'robably to Dwight Kemper of A Ordnance In the final round of the 129- up. year 'round. —Fridav Features Start— develop otiier native Arkansasans pound championship fight which was held Monday nightt Inm the “Are you going to slow up, too?” 1:56 - 3:46 - 5:40 - 7:30 - 9:25 into hard hitting, sure fieldi ig DeWare Field House, climaxing sixteen consecutive days of intra- Mercado yelled back and the a ns baseballers. mural boxing.______^| , _____ p | wer came back, “Yes.” GET CUR PRICES BEFCRE SELLING Running into a stiff wind and Wally Moon realizing that no records could ' j : AP News Briefs be broken, Mercado eased up-; the Ozark slugger threatens man behind him did likewise. At THE EXCHANGE STORE Inlo spiked shoes df the last turn the North Texas top hitter. runner called, “Now hit it,” and "Serving Texas Aggies" both, speeded up for the home TexasNui esFrogs,5-4; stretch with Mercado winning by stolen five bases to rat k the same eight yards. number one position I r Battalion Note: Wonder what cuge and diamond Icatmu ite John Baylor Nip| SMU, 11-10 th* North Texas runner thoaght DeWitt. Kuzenor Addresses FFA when he heard about this? Or KTW Mt'mn attended high n'hool at) Austin, Tek., March 30—< Bayloreylor . <|02 001 805—11 12 4 better yet, wonder what the All-new Qyromatknolle, featuring th* Hay, Ark., until ho came to AAM The Unlvorsity of Texas Long 8 M U ...... 002 400 022—10 18 4 North Texas COACH thought wtmdsrful now "Dyna Having no huskvtbuH did littlk horns, defending Southwest iind Robinson, Copeland, Fitzpatrick, (ieorge Raxenor, rddlo farm di­ when he read it! baseball facilities at bon'e, Wall) NCAA baseball champions, had) to Hough and Pearson; Beadle, Web­ rector from Station KTRH in er, Canutesnn and Edwards. Houston, spoke to tna Collegiate shot for‘a home-made Loop and rally in the late Innings her ovor needs bolting downj played the diamond gnno on ii terday to salvage^ a game Chapter of Future Farmers of Richmond W. Landon, who w^n vacant lot with the nejire Pub- handlcapper for i960 for the Now e- «v*249»-5* IN Cl N ECO LOR/ Graves and Looney; Wall, boot to the controversal two-min- York Athletic Club. While Moon was com feting on ler and Beiispti. utof rule. Jr Mtiwl laSrtiiSW iy Malone • Forrest Tucker Bay High School’s quJntet, h|s By a 63 21 vote _ the college group ^Ivanced to- tliel i tate moclt ; ; _ i i. - : • , ugr recommend u return to in Little Rock where th :y lost out Dallas, March 30 —lA*)-—^ajjdpr the 40-minjute game under which +•—.xtj: - Plus Cartoon —. to the home courters ii|i u thrilling knocked off Southern Methodist's the rules would be the same “Tweetie Pie’s Home contest. baseball team, 11-10, yesterday throughout the contest Sweet Home” His first season ii) organized with a five-run rally in the ninth Now it is up to the National News baseball Moon clubbed he old ^p~ inning). __Basketball_____ Committee of the Uni­ ted States j and Canada which has the final say on the regulations. FRIDAY PREVUE This supreme body started delib­ WORLD’S NEWEST 11:00 P.M. erating Wednesday night and by —Feature 11:80 P.M.— the end of the week a final deci­ UP SHOP sion will l)>e made. SUNDAY thru TUESDAY 418 N. 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