The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 49, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 29, 1959 Page: 4 of 4
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SPORTi
The Campus Chat
Wednesday, April 29, 1959
Eagle Linksters Journey to Southern Golf Meet
Flock to Defend Title ]
In Georgia Tourney
by HI Kl.K I'KTTJT
Ckat Huff Writer
Although Hounton and I.SI' are
co-favorit** to take the Inter. < !■
leifiate golf tournament at Athens,
Ga , all eye* will be on the North
Texas linkster*.
Coach Herh Kerrill and six var
sity golfer# left Monday for the
tournament in which the Katfle*
will t* the defending champions
for the fourth consecutive year.
Tournament play open* Thursday
and will run through Saturday
Competition will lie plentiful,
acrording to Couch Kerrill. who
declined to elaborate on the Ffoek'fi
chance* to win the meet for the
fourth *ucce**ive year. A Id-man
field of aome of the nation'* lie*t
roliegiate golfers tend to dampen
the Ragles' hope*.
The North Texan# were weak
ene.l by graduation* last year and
will enter only one golfer who
has played the Southern meet he
fore, team Captain I'aul Hansom
The experience-nhy Kagles got
off to a shaky start this saa«on
hut tht; recent trend in match play
suggests that they may well In-
ready for spotlight competition.
In the last seven dual matches,
the Flock has l een victorious five j
times winning over Tulsa, TWC, |
Texas A and M. and twice over
Oklahoma,
The Southern meet, generally
considered the number two major
collegiate golf tourney in the conn
try, permits each team to play
six men and take the four low
scores as the team total. Led by
all-American Dick Whetzle. the
Kagles last year won the meet
for the 7th time iri 10 years, by
scoring a 579 total.
The six players representing
North Texan are Kansom. Kitchen -
brenner. Hives Mr live, l.arry Flow-
ers. Hoy Williams, and Jack Kend
xoir.
In final preparation prior to
departing for the Southern meet,
the Kaglea downed the (Oklahoma
.Sooner* 3 '*-2'* in a dual match
1 here Saturday This marked the
second time in two week* that the
Eagles have iiealert the Okta-
; human*
Four players tied for medalist
i honors, each shooting 4-over par
j 7*'< . The players were Ransom,
North Texas, and Muddy Hahtwk.
Fred Scrutchfield, and Hutch Ca
hoon, all of Oklahoma.
In individual play K«henbren
ner lost to Mabcock, OU, 'I and I;
Hansom beat Scrutchfield, Oti,
\'i and I. Mi Hee lost to f'ahoon,
i OU, 2 and I, and William* split
i with Sonny Gorges
North Texas swept the team
I play with Kschenbrenner Hansom
beating Habcock -Scrutchfield, 2
up, and Mi Hee Williams downing
f'ahoon (jorgas, I up
This wan the last scheduled dual
match of the season for the Flock
The victory brought its record to
K l'i for the year.
(42nl
Lose to Abilene Christian
Netmen Beat Austin College
For Season's Third Victory
BILL ESCHENBRENNER
prepare* to te eoff during practice
(-•hat Photo liy HOVIH
SMU Wins Frosh Division . . .
TCU Cops Cinder Meet
h> JOK HART A
North Texas was fingering its
first track crown of the year last
Thursday mm the Kag'es staged
their own show in Fonts field and
invited Southern Methodist and
Texas Christian
Three Fencers Earn Right to Battle
In Sectional, National Tournaments
Three members of the North
Tsixa* Fencing club will compete
in the Amateur Fencers' League
of America's sectional tournament
in 0&!)ax May It and national
meet in Los Angeie* during the
last, two weeks of June.
The trio, Mario I)eI.eon of A us
tin, John Turner of Sari Antonio,
and Alice Norris of White Deer,
qualified for the sectional ami
national meets by winning places
in five events at the North Texas
divisional finals Saturday and
Sunday at Texas Technological
college in Lubbock.
DeLeon qualified by winning
i second place in men's epee and
I fourth in men's foil and <ahre.
| Turner captured first in epee, ari l
Miss Nurris won second in wom-
en'* foil.
DeLeon also received the North
J Texas division sportsmanship
award given by the league on the
basis of sportsmanship and con-
tributions toward improving the
quality of fencing in the division.
Competitors from fexas. ttkla
homa, and Louisiana will battle
in the sectional tournament. Win-
ning one of the first four places
in a divisional event qualifies a
fencer for both higher meets.
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At first counting the Fugles
bad a 4.'l to-,'!.'l edge over TCU in
point totals, but a recheck of the
summaries showed that actually
the Frog, had won with 37, fol
by North Texas with 38.
Southern Methodist, third place
finisher in the varsity division with
21 points, finished an easy first
in the freshman-junior college
division with b7 points.
The SMU vorsity's ace miler,
Jan Ahlberg, their mile relay team,
and their high jump champion
Don Stewart were absent from
the meet so that they might enter
the Drake relays in Des Moir.es
last Saturday.
Since the meet was called only
last week by Con.n Winton K.
(I'op) Noah, there were no records
up for grabs or to be broken, al-
though it is doubtful that any of
the times or distances would have
threatened a record of any stand-
ings
The scattering of fans who wit
nessed the events saw John Cotten
run his first 440-yard dash since
lie pulled a leg muscle in Fort
Worth last March 14. Cotten won
the event in 49.4. Me also anchored
the mile relay team which won in
a time of 3:21.0,
David Clark, nee pole vaulter
for North Texas did not enter the
meet competition Thursday, (ierry
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competitors in the event, won with !
a leap of I -i feet <i inches.
Clark was on the field, but did ]
not attempt to go over 11 feet j
since he was slated to compete in
the I'erin relays in t'hiladelphiu ;
Saturday.
Freshman sprinters compiled 3ii j
points to finish in second place ■
hi their division.
John Cooper took the mile run
field by 20 yards with a time of
1:21.3, Rich;,id Menchaca stepped
off i:i 4.7 time for first in the
PKo yard run, and Sterling (Bud)
Morgan won the low* hurdles event
in 23.4.
The freshman mile relay team
of Chuck Molloway, Menchaca,
Morgan, and Billy Hob Harris
added another first with a time
of 3:21 I
Other teams in the freshman*
David Clark, the only Ragle
rindermsn that made the trip
to lies Moines, failed to place
in the pole vault event at the
Drake relays Saturday. Jim
Graham of Oklahoma State
won the event hy clearing the
bar at 15 feet 1 < inch.
winners included Freddie Stewart
and Tom Grissom in the 220-yard
low hurdles. Grissom and Mullens
as second and third in the broad
jump,urul Kill Griffin in second
place in both the discus and shot
put.
Coach Noah was optimistic
about the results of the track
meet. "This gives us a little I tetter
chance and more practice for our
nll-imporant one coming up next
month," said Noah, referring to
the Missouri Valley conference
meet at Fonts field May 8 and !t.
North Texas' netmen rolled over
j Austin college Monday fl-0 sfter
they burl been trounced by Abi-
lene Christian 4-2 on Saturday.
North Texas found little uppo
j itiori in Austin college a-) the
teams met on a clear, but slight-
ly windy day behind Kendall ball.
North Texas' Hobby Thompson,
playing with a split racket,
struggled through a match with
Jerry Lovelace of Ausliri college
and won -Mi, 6-1, and 0-1.
Leon Dulin chalked up an easy
j win as he defeated Bill Mulone
; 6-0, and 6-1. Ed Hopper pounded
out a lopsided win over Larry
| Siiiiih with scores of 6-2 and 6-1.
Chet Atkin.-., former schoolboy
j tennis champion, followed his
teammates by beating Rufus Head
6-4 and 6-1. Later assisted by
Thompson, Atkins beat Lovelace
and Malone 8-6 and 7-5 in the
number 2 doubles matches.
'In the flip side of the record
! against ACC, Atkins beat the
j Gulf Coast conference runner-up
singles champion of 1957. Jerry
Crawford, with a score of 6-4 and
i 8-6.
Thompson went down in defeat
i to Neil Carroll 6-4 and 6-4, fol-
> lowed with a loss by Dulin to
ACC'.* Kent Comolli by scores of
j 6-3, 4-6, and 8-6. Comolli found
Dulin a tough customei in a fast,
1 hustling game.
Hopper rolled over ACC's
! Charles Bleiker by 6-2 and 6 1
scores, but with the assistance of
teammate Dulin failed to hold
off Crawford and Carroll in a
long doubles match with scores
I of S*-7, 4-6, ami 7-5.
Thompson and the agile Atkins
j were stormed by ACC as Bleikei
and Comolli cut their down 6-1
and 6-4.
Facing a stiff schedule thin
week, the North Texas varsity
challenges Hardin-Simmons here
! today on the courts behind the
men's gym at 1:30 p.m. The Flock
will be trying to even the score
against the Cowboys for a loss
In Greek Softball . .
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Sig Eps Take Lead
Sigma Phi Kpsilon eliminated
the Geezles from the unbeaten
ranks in fraternity play and J. C.
& Boys continued their winning
ways to lead the independents in
the intramural softball leagues last
week.
Sigma Phi Kpsilon took clear
possession of first place in the fra-
ternity league with a 1-0 win over
the Geezles Thursday afternoon.
And J. C. & Boys took their sec-
ond straight win Wednesday after-
noon with a 2-1 victory over Quad
2, also knocking the Quad out of
the unbeaten class.
The Jokers, co-sharers of the in-
dependent lead with the Gang, also
posted their second straight vic-
tory Wednesday when they blanked
the Angels 9-0.
The loss by the Geezles throws
them into a tie with Pi Kappa Al-
pha for second place. The PiKAs
; hung a 6-5 loss on Kappa Sigma
I to bring their season record, up to
14-1.
Although the independents have
only played two games each, J. C.
& Boys and the Jokers are the only
two teams in the league to boast
perfect 2-0 records.
Other results from last week:
Fraternity league: Theta Chi U,
; Sigma Nu 7; Lambda Chi Alpha
II, Phi Kappu Sigma 6.
Independent league: West Dorm
I, AFROTC 2 3; Drakers 3. Delta
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Troy Mullens scored a first-place
tie for the varsity with a leap of
6 feet even in the high jump. He
shareil the honors wtih TCU's
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