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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, April 30, 1964
Shelby’s Crew
Increases 2
Golfers Meet UT
In Survival Fight
The Aggie golf team will be
seeking a big win over the Texas
Longhorns Friday in Austin and
its fifth straight Southwest Con
ference championship.
It will be a big task for the
Cadets who need a 5-1 win in order
to get a piece of the title with
Texas Tech or a 5%-l% or shut
out to take the crown outright.
The Steers, who were in the lead
until a 4-2 jolt by TCU Tuesday,
22-13 Vk, one half point ahead of
the Aggies who are at 22-14.
Texas Tech, 27-15, finished its
season Monday and stands a good
chance of winning the conference
if the Ags and ’Horns split.
The Forty Acres golfers, sport
ing one of their strongest teams
in recent years, have on their line
up Bill Munn, 1962 Border Olym
pics champion; Pat Thompson, 1963
semifinalist in the NCAA; Randy
Geisleman, 1963 NCAA quarter-
finalist; and Eugene Mitchell,
owner of the Houston Golf Assn,
scholarship.
The Aggies, who were claimed to
have been counted out of the con
ference race with the loss of Ralph
Johnson and David Holcomb, have
lost only 2% points on the home
course all season. But the Cadets’
schedule called for most of the
tough ones to be played on the road
against Tech, Baylor and Texas.
A&M’s foursome of Mike Hig
gins, Jeff Andrick, Jay Ferguson
and Doug Dyer will leave for
Austin Thursday morning in order
to get in a practice round at the
Austin Municipal Golf Course.
Coach Shelby Metcalf’s basket
ball family increased by two re
cently—this time from the junior
college set—when Southwest Con
ference championship cage coach
and recruiter landed Eddie Domin
guez of Lon Morris and Wiley
Jenkins of Kilgore.
Jenkins, who hails from Cayuga,
was captain of the Ranger quintet
this past season and was elected
the most valuable player on the
squad by his teammates.
Scouting reports stae that the
6-foot-2 recruit is strong on de
fense and a good shooter and re-
bounder.
Dominguez, 5-10, averaged 20
points per game in Texas Eastern
Conference play this past season
for the Bearcats. Dominguez
played high school basketball at
Thomas Jefferson in Dallas.
When Jenkins and Dominguez
hit the floor at G. Rollie White
Coliseum next fall it will be more
like a reunion than a basketball
practice.
Jenkins had two brothers who
played under Metcalf when the
Aggie mentor coached at Cayuga
on his first job.
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