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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Friday, April 2, 1971
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WEST SCREEN AT 6:50 P. M.
EAST SCREEN
Jason Robards, Jr. In
“FOOLS”
LAST NITE AT 7:00 P. M.
James Stewart In
“SHANNADOAH”
Competition hot
in Aggie camp
The Texas Aggies finished off
their seventh workout of the
spring Thursday with competition
hot and heavy for the 22 start
ing positions.
Hardly a day has passed with
out some changes being made in
the maroon, or first two units,
offense and defense, with the
depth chart at the end of first
week including at least eight
members of last year’s freshman
team.
Skip Kuehn, junior college
transfer from Ranger Junior Col
lege and Butch Kamps, a maroon
offensive tackle, at the start of
the week are both nursing knee
injuries, and may not return to
full contact status until after the
team breaks for the Easter holi
days next week. Kuehn was the
number one center before his in
jury.
Linebacker Dennis Carruth suf
fered a broken leg near the end of
Thursday’s workout and was
taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital.
The big bone in his leg was re
portedly the one broken.
The current maroon team after
Thursday’s workout includes, of
fense—split end, Johnny Gardner
and Billy Joe Polasek; right
tackle, Ralph Sacra and Brooks
Dough tie; right guard, Leonard
Forey and Mike Park; center,
Robert Gerasimowicz and Mike
Mercer; left guard, Marshall Her-
klotz and Todd Christopher; left
tackle, Ted Smith and Buster
Calloway; tight end, Homer May
and Mike Bruton. Defense—left
end, Max Bird; left tackle, Bud
Trammell and Barb Hinnant;
middle guard, Van Odom and
Barb Hinnant; right tackle,
James Dubcak; right end, Kent
Finley; linebackers, Grady Hoer-
man, Steve Luebbehusen, Dennis
Carruth; left cornerback, Ed
Ebrom; right corner-back, Robert
Murski and Bland Smith; strong
safety, David Hoot; free safety,
Lee Hitt and Clifford Thomas.
AND THEY’RE OFF! Four intramural tracksters bid for first place honors in one oi
the intramural track events being held this week on Kyle field. (Photo by Mike Rice)
Aggies dominate
hatting stats
By CLIFFORD BROYLES
Battalion Sports Editor
Six members of the Texas Ag
gies are listed in the latest South
west Conference baseball statis
tics released by the league this
week, but at least three of the
team’s leading hitters are miss
ing.
The list has two requirements
that are hurting the Aggies. Dave
Elmendorf, who has yet to play
a conference game since his eye
injury; and Gene Reinarz, who
has batted only 11 times. Both
lack the minimum 12 at bats for
the list. Carroll Lilly is hitting
only .238 in league play, but the
list includes only .300 hitters. But
the Aggie second baseman has a
.414 season average with 19 hits
in 37 bats against non-league
opponents.
R. J. Englert leads the Aggies
with a .429 with 12 hits in 38
tries including eight of 13 in the
Rice series. That’s good for fourth
place behind leader Johnny Dodg-
en of Baylor at .478.
Billy Hodge, A&M’s All-SWC
catcher who is expected to return
to full time duty behind the plate
this weekend, is sixth with a .417
and Chris Sans eighth at .391.
Then it’s Butch Ghutzman, 12
at .348. Jimmy Hacker and Larry
Smith are tied for 14 with .333
marks.
The Aggies two ace pitchers,
Bruce Katt and Paul Czerwinski,
rank second and fourth. Katt has
a 2-0 record with 2.77 era and
Czerwinski, 1-0 for a 1.50 era.
SWC standing:
Golf
s
Team
W
L
Pet.
Tech
15 y 2
2%
.861
Arkansas
n
7
.611
A&M
14
10
.583
SMU
8%
9%
.472
TCU
8
10
.444
Baylor
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.125
Rice
1%
10%
Tennis
.125
Team
W
L
Pet.
SMU
13
1
.928
Rice
6
1
.857
UT-Austin
21
7
.750
Baylor
5
9
.357
A&M
2
12
.167
TCU
2
12
.167
Tech
0
7
.000
FOR
BEST
RESULTS
TRY
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BRYAN CITY ELECTION APRIL 6TH.
To University Personnel Who Live and Vote In Bryan
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THE PEOPLE SAID IT ALL!
BLACK EXPERIENCE I
Presented By....
Black Awareness Committee . . . MSC Directorate
Chairman: Shelton Wallace 1970-’71
Vernon Lewis 1971- , 72
When it ran before, a
flood of letters and
telegrams came pouring
in almost the moment
“Swing Out Sweet Land”
was over.
We’ve printed a few
typical comments above,
partly to remind you
how special the show
was, but mostly to
make sure you’re
watching again when . ..
BUDWEISEU-JOHN WAYNE
IN “SWING OUT SWEET LAND’
Thursday,April 8 8:30-10 P.M. EST NBC-TV
(Check for local time and station)
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. • ST. LOUIS
SUDAN ARTS PRESENTATION
MSC BALLROOM-8:00 P. M.-FRI., APRIL 2,1971
1. AFRICAN DANCE TROUPE
Rose Davis
Gwendolyn Jones
Mona Bolton
Casandra Jubert
Monica Singal
Drummers: Lennis Price, Gerald Millagan
“NATIVE AFRICAN STYLE”
2. SUDAN POETS:
Thomas Meloncon
Kenneth Roberson
Margie Rose
Richie Hemington
Admission: A&M Students & Faculty and Invited College & High School Students—FREE!
BLACK EXPERIENCE I ANNUAL DANCE
Music by The Chocolate Glass of Houston
Sat. April 3, 1971 — 9:00 p. m. To 1:00 a. m., The RED LION
South College, Bryan
Tickets may be bought from BAG Members for $4.00 per couple or $2.50 stag. Anyone
wishing to buy tickets Call Lewis at 845-5975. William Grays at 845-6575, Cecil Nutall at
845-5396.
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