Baseball Practice Begins Today
TOM CHANDLER
Ten lettermen will be among
Texas Aggie baseball candidates
who’ll greet Coach Tom Chandler
for the opening day of practice
here today.
A lot of gaping holes must
be filled, despite the 10 lettermen
because five of that group are
pitchers.
The only returning starters are
all-SWC catcher Joe Staples from
Houston, pitcher Rocky Thomp
son from Houston, second base-
man Richard Backest from Deni
son and centerfielder Bob Long
from Paris.
Two all-America junior college
Spring Schedules
1968 TRACK SCHEDULE
Feb. 9, Fort Worth Indoor, Lub
bock.
Feb. 23, Baylor, Waco.
Mar. 1, Texas-Rice-Texas A&M
College Station.
Mar. 9, Border Olympics, Laredo.
Mar. 16, LSU-Rice-Texas A&M,
Baton Rouge.
Mar. 23, Texas Tech-SMU-TCU-
A&M, College Station.
Mar. 30, Dallas Invitation, Dallas,
A&M, SMU, Baylor, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma State, Nebraska.
April 5^6, Texas Relays, Austin.
April 12, Texas, Rice, Texas A&M,
Austin.
April 20, Arkansas, TCU, Rice,
Texas A&M, Fayetteville.
April 26-27, Drake Relays, Des
Moines, Iowa.
May 3-4, Southwest Conference,
Fort Worth.
May 25, State Federation Meet,
Beaumont.
June 1, Meet of Champions, Hous
ton.
June 7-8, National Federation, To
be announced.
June 13-16, NCAA, Berkeley, Cal.
VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE
Fri.-Sun., Feb. 9-11, Pan-Ameri
can Tourney, at Edinburg.
Sat., Feb. 24, Houston at Houston.
Fri., Mar. 1, Lamar Tech at Beau
mont.
Sat., Mar. 2, LSU at Baton Rouge.
Fri., Mar. 8, Corpus Christi U.
at Corpus Christi.
Villanova Scares
St. Bonaventure
PHILADELPHIA <A>) _ Bob
Lanier, 6-foot-5 sophomore saved
fifth-ranked St. Bonaventure’s un
beaten basketball record Wednes
day night with a pair of clutch
baskets that beat Villanova 66-
62.
The Bonnies gained their 16th
straight victory and snapped Vil-
lanova’s 9-game string after blow
ing a nine-point lead in the second
half.
Villanova 10-6 surged ahead 59-
58 with 4:22 remaining on an 18-
foot jump shot by Bobby Mel-
chionni. The 265-pound Lanier,
who grabbed 18 rebounds and
scored 22 points, scored on a 5-
footer to give St. Bonaventure
a 60-59 lead.
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Sat., Mar. 9, Trinity University
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Mon., Mar. 11, North Texas State
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Tues., Mar. 12, Southeastern Ok
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Thurs., Mar. 14, McNeese State
(La.) at College Station.
Sat., Mar. 16, Hardin-Simmons
at College Station.
*Tues., Mar. 19, Rice at Houston.
Wed., Mar. 20, Minnesota at
Houston.
Thurs.-Sat., Mar. 21-23, Rice
Tournament at Houston.
Tues., Mar. 26, Oklahoma City U.
at College Station.
Fri., Mar. 29, Pan-American Col
lege at College Station.
*Sat., Mar. 30, Texas Tech at
College Station.
*Fri., April 5, SMU at Dallas.
*Sat., April 6, TCU at Ft. Worth.
Fri., April 19, Houston at College
Station.
♦Sat., April 20, Baylor at College
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*Tues., April 24, Texas at College
Station.
Tues., April 30, S. F. Austin Col
lege at College Station.
Thurs.-Sat., May 2-4, SWC Meet
at Fort Worth.
“"Indicates SWC Matches.
transfers are expected to fill
starting infield berths. They are
Eddie Vaughn, from Odessa JC,
at first base and Terry Dailey,
from Blinn JC, at third base.
In addition to Staples, Thomp
son, Backest and Long, the re
turning lettermen include pitchers
Bob Arnold, El Paso; Bob San
ders, Houston; Walter Varvel,
College Station and Rick
Schwartz, Brownsville; utility
man Jim Batson, from Hearne
and infielder - outfielder Pete
Maida Jr., from Beaumont.
Chandler’s thumbnail outlook:
Good catching, thin pitching,
problems at second base and
shortstop, especially in hitting;
good defensive outfield but un
proven offensively; improved
team speed but overall personnel
very inexperienced.
A&M opens the season with a
three-game series against Pan-
American in Edinburg Feb. 23.
The first SWC game is against
Texas in College Station March 2.
All of A&M’s home games will
be played at Kyle Field this year.
There will be no night contests.
SCHEDULE
Friday, Feb. 23, Pan-American at
Edinburg (2 games), 12 noon.
Saturday, Feb. 24, Pan-American
at Edinburg, 1 p.m.
Thursday, Feb, 29, St. Mary’s
here, 3 p.m.
■"Saturday, Mar. 2, Texas here,
2 p.m.
♦Tuesday, Mar. 5, Baylor at
Waco, 3 p.m.
♦Saturday, Mar. 9, Rice at Hous
ton, 2:30 p.m.
♦Tuesday, Mar. 12, SMU here,
3 p.m.
♦Saturday, Mar. 16, TCU at Fort
Worth, 2 p.m.
Wednesday, Mar. 20, Minnesota
here, 3 p.m.
Thursday, Mar. 21, Minnesota
here, 3 p.m.
Saturday, Mar. 23, Oklahoma
State here (2 games), 1:30 p.m.
♦Friday, Mar. 29, TCU here,
3 p.m.
♦Saturday, Mar. 30, TCU here,
2 p.m.
Monday, April 1, Missouri here,
3 p.m.
Tuesday, April 2, Missouri here,
3 p.m.
Thursday, April 4, Houston at
Houston, 3 p.m.
♦Monday, April 8, Baylor here,
3 p.m.
♦Tuesday, April 9, Baylor here,
3 p.m.
♦Friday, April 19, Texas Tech at
Lubbock (2 games), 1:30 p.m.
♦Saturday, April 20, Texas Tech
at Lubbock, 2 p.m.
Tuesday, April 23, Houston here,
3 p.m.
♦Friday, April 26, SMU at Dallas,
2 p.m.
♦Saturday, April 27, SMU at
Dallas, 2 p.m.
♦Friday, May 3, Rice here, 3 p.m.
♦Saturday, May 4, Rice here, 2
p.m.
♦Friday, May 10, Texas at Austin,
3 p.m.
♦Saturday, May 11, Texas at
Austin, 2 p.m.
♦Southwest Conference games.
Note: Starting times for road
games are tentative.
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