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College Station, Texas
Thursday, February 9, 1991
THE BATTALION
Ag Golfers Start Tryout®
Ralph Johnston, a sophomore
from Long Island City, New York,
leads scorers vieing for places on
the 1961 Aggie Golf team.
Johnston carded a 70-71—141 on
the A&M course, two strokes bet
ter than the 70-73—143 posted by
Dickie Duble, a junior from Gal
veston.
Golf Coach Henry Ransom said
15 golfers are in competition and
will complete 216 holes of play in
rounds which will qualify the low
six scorers for participation in
spring meets.
Slowed by the inclement wea
ther of late, the linksmen will play
the local 18-hole course as often
as possible during the next three
weeks in hopes of getting in their
rounds.
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SPORTS
Iowa Loses
Four Starters
To Scholastics
By The Associated Press
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Ninth-
ranked Iowa’s hopes to overtake
undefeated Ohio State in the Big
Ten basketball race collapsed
Wednesday when four Hawkeye
starters became scholastically in
eligible.
LEON B. WEISS
(Two Doors From Campus Theatre)
The only regular available for
the remainder of the season is
junior Don Nelson, the team’s lead
ing scorer with a 22-point average.
Sidelined by classroom failures
were sophomores Frank Allen and
Tom Harris, junior Dave Maher
and senior Ron Zagar.
“After a fine start this season,
the loss of these men certainly
dims any chance of a strong finish
in the conference race,” said Coach
Sharm Scheuerman.
The Hawkeyes have won 12 of
15 games, losing only to St. Louis,
Purdue and Cincinnati.
Iowa has a 4-1 conference record
—second best in the Big Ten—and
was considered the only team with
a chance to dethrone top-ranked
Ohio State.
The Hawkeyes plqy at Indiana
Saturday, host Wisconsin Monday
and then entertain Ohio State
Feb. 18.
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Track Team Opens Season
Tonight With indoor Meet
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By T(
The
The Aggie track team will open
their 1{)61 season in Ft. Worth to
day as they enter the Will Rogers
Indoor Games meet at the Will
Rogers Coliseum.
Today’s meet is under the spon
sorship of the Ft. Worth Coaches
Assn, and is the first indoor track
meet ever to be held in the South
west.
Preliminaries will begin at 6:30
tonight and finals will be at 7:30
with competition in three divi
sions—high school, college-univer
sity and open.
Among the competitors from
about a dozen colleges which have
filed entries, most of the entries
have never competed indoors.
Among tne entries are A&M,
Texas Christian, North Texas,
Texas Tech, Abilene Christian,
Howard Payne, Baylor, Texas, Ar
lington State, Southern Methodist
and East Texas State.
Top Performers
Some of the top performers due
at the meet are Olympic sprinter
Earl Young of Abilene Christian,
Olympic pole vaulter David Clark
of North Texas and sprinters
Ralph Alspaugh of Texas and Sid
ney Garton of East Texas.
The Aggie Freshmen will enter
11 men in the meet while the var
sity squad includes nine.
Fish
60-yd. dash—Pat Mitchell and
Robert Martin.
60-yd. high hurdles—Stanley
Wooever and Thomas Burns.
440-yd. dash—R. E. Merritt and
James King.
600-yd. dash—Jerry Anderson.
1000-yd. run—Ilhan Bilgutay
and Wayne Phillips.
Shot Put—Danny Roberts and
Bobby Evans.
Varsity
60-yd. dash—Eugene Dornak,
Curtis Roberts, Robert Clark and
Ed Williams.
440-yd. dash—George Tedford.
880-yd. run—Thad Crooks.
2 mile—Thomas Johnston.
High Jump—Don Deaver.
1961 Track Schedule
March 4—A&M, Texas, U of Hous
ton (Varsity), Austin.
March 11—Border Olympics (Var
sity), Laredo.
March 18—A&M, LSU, Rice (Var
sity), College Station.
March 24—A&M, Texas, U of
Houston (Frosh only), Austin
March 25—Lamar Tech, N. W.
Louisiana, A&M (Varsity),
Beaumont.
April 7-8—Texas. Relaji
and Varsity), Austin,
April 1—San Angelo Re!? Ro f 7°™
, c , , 1 and the M
sity), San Angelo,
under way
Beginnir
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April 22—A&M, SMU.fc
and Varsity), Houstt
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April 28-29—Drake Reis
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& Varsity), Austin. ]
May 12-13—Southwest (<
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May 20—Gulf A.A.U. jF: >.
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June 9—Meet of ChamiH
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June 16-17—NCAA Cfe
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June 23-24—National A..11
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