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Trying to justify the University of Houston’s recent
icked ofijplea to join the inner circle of the Southwest Conference,
ts bladeMougar Athletic Director Harry Fouke nixed the idea that
ito the 5 a nine-team league was too big.
” tiltedil “The Big Ten is larger. So is the Southeastern Con-
ose witiierence. As far as intersectional games are concerned, we
ell heaviij]could play any of the Southwest Conference schools and be
G nearbyi a better opponent than at least one of the teams they would
. He noifelay in intersectional competition,” Fouke told the Houston
and the \& Post.
anotherlw Either on purpose or intentionally, the Cougar AD
lidn’t think about the Aggies before making his statement,
line wasrOr Baylor. Or SMU. Or TCU. Or Rice,
inrolled i:l Baylor and A&M already schedule UH along with
program Kentucky and Oregon State for BU and Ohio State and
iy ConstrESU for A&M.
tors Sch« I How much better opponent is Houston than these ?
Charlie I And a larger conference would definitely not mean a
• ad biiletter conference. Take the situation of the two collegiate
T the sclii Irganizations cited by Fouke—Big Ten and SEC.
a dangeil No school in either of these conferences plays all the
tid. “Goifther schools. Thus two teams often tie for the title with-
ir studeiout playing one another. The result: confusion.
>ve tool! But it just doesn’t seem right for a Texas state sup
ported university with the second highest enrollment not
was inl 0 ^ one 8' an S‘- w h er e there’s a will . . .
Acrosil -^ e solution is simple—trade! Exchange Houston for
1 current member.
Arkansas would be the first logical choice, being out
ride the state and much closer to the three surrounding
jonferences—Big Eight, SEC and Missouri Valley.
The next logical choice would be the University of Texas,
ince they feel they are completely out of everyone else’s
umbled
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Aggie Netters
Score Shutout
Off NT Eagles
The A&M tennis team produced
a skunk here Wednesday, and the
team that received the bad g-as
was North Texas University by
way of a 6-0 defeat with the Ag
gies taking every set.
It was a clean sweep for the
Maroon netters, both in singles
and doubles matches.
Luis Rojas defeated Roland In
gram, 6-3, 6-3; Richard Barker
topped Charles Chrane, 6-2, 6-0;
Raul Contreras beat Roland Ra
dar, 6-3, 6-4; and Ricky Williams
took Joe Ragsby, 6-0, 6-2.
Rojas and Contreras teamed in
the doubles to take Chrane and
Ingram, 6-1, 8-6, while Barker and
Williams defeated Radar and Rigs
by, 9-7, 8-6.
Freshman tennis play Wednes
day saw Haskell Wright of A&M
defeat Jerry Morris of Navarro
Junior College, 7-5, 9-7, but Chun
ky Curlee lost to Navarro’s Bill
Grubbs, 6-4, 6-4.
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Fish Track Debut
Slated Saturday
is " i
Senior Bill Hancock has been moved from the third base
spot he filled for two years to the crouching antics of
catcher. The red-haired lefty is handling the new job well
and swinging a big bat for the Aggies.
It’s opening day at Kyle Field
Saturday as the Fish track team
makes its debut in a triangle meet
against the University of Texas
Shorthorns and the Rice Owlets.
The meet will be run off simul
taneously with the A&M varsity-
LSU-Rice meet.
Leading the freshmen into com
petition will be Texas shot put
champion Randy Matson, high
jumper Mike Schrider, sprinter
James White, sprinter-field man
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Sports Day, scheduled for this
Saturday.
Tickets can be bought for $1 at
two locations on campus and four
in Bryan.
The cashier’s desk in the Me
morial Student Center and the
Athletic Department ticket office
are the places at A&M.
Bryan ticket offices are at Con
way’s Downtown, Western Auto
Supply, Franklin’s Furniture and
The Varsity Shop in Townshire.
A ticket will be necessary for
attendance at the four athletic
events of the day. A&M’s fresh
man track team hosts Texas and
Rice in a triangular meet to be
run simultaneously with the var
sity meet with LSU and Rice.
Buddy Woodall and miler Geoffrey
Earl.
These, along with several other
former state schoolboy champions
form “the best all-around fresh
man team I’ve ever had here,”
Coach Charlie Thomas said.
Action will start at 1 p.m., with
the field events, featuring Matson
and Jack Pyburn in the shot put.
Matson and Pyburn, the 1963
Louisiana discus champ, will also
be in the discus along with Randy
Juge.
The Fish will have depth in the
high jump with 6-7 leaper Schrid
er and two 6-0 jumpers, Junge and
Stephen Holtz. The mile run will
also see Aggies stacked with the
likes of Earl, Texas 4A champion
in 1963, Danny Clifton, Class B
state champ, and Johnnie Cosper,
Don Smith and Bob Smith.
A&M’s 440-yard relay will be of
Don Price, Buster Mason, Wood-
all and White. In the 100 and 220-
yard dashes will be White, Price
and Mason. White was the Class
4A winner in both the 100 and 220
last season.
Competing in the 440-yard dash
for the Aggie Fish will be Larry
McGough, Darrell Wilk and David
Jeffrey. The Maroon mile relay
unit will be Arie Britt, White,
Woodall and McGough.
Taking charge of the hurdles,
both 120-yard and 440-yard, will
be Robert Ginsback. Earl Edwards
will enter the pole vault with Joe
Moseley while Woodall, Holtz and
Moseley will be in the broad jump.
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