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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, March 12, 1968
THE BATTALION
Ag Nine Needs A Win
By GARY SHERER
The Aggies host the Southern
Methodist Mustang nine at Kyle
Field today (weather permit-
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'A Tommy Collins
'A Freddie Hart
^ Ray Frushay
'A Tennessee Gentlemen
Monday, March 18, 8 p. m.
G. R. White Coliseum
Texas A&M University
College Station
Reserved Seat $3.00
Gen. Admission $2.50
Students $2.00
In Advance, 25^ less
Tickets available at:
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(New Services Bldg.)
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Gibson’s
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ting), and the Maroon and White
need a victory to get back into
the conference race.
Saturday afternoon, the Aggies
dropped their second straight
Southwest Conference game, 10-
3, to the Rice Owls at Houston.
THE MUSTANGS are 2-0yn
the SWC and 4-2 for the season.
The loss to Rice makes the Ag
gies 1-2 in the conference and
3-3 overall.
Two pitchers head the list of
returnees for SMU. Bob Flint and
Chuck Fifield, both seniors, form
a seasoned nucleus for Coach Bob
Finley’s pitching crew.
Pitching was the commodity
Carolyn Valenta, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Valen
ta of Bryan is a
graduate of Ste
phen F. Austin
High School.
She was award
ed a scholarship
to McKenzie -
Bladwin Bus
iness College by
the Women’s
Civic League
and took the Sec
retarial Course
She was an ear
nest student and
is now employed
by the Extension Service, A&M
University, College Station, Texas.
Janice Lys is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Lys of Bry
an. She received
a scholarship to
McKenzie - Blad
win College from
the Bryan - Col
lege Station Pro
fessional Wom
an’s Club upon
graduation from
Stephen F. Aus
tin High iSchool.
After receiving
her diploma for
successfully
completing the
stenograph-
ic Course, she accepted employ
ment at A&M University, Col
lege Station, Texas.
that stymied the Aggies in the
Rice game. After chasing Owl
starter Tom Brown, the Aggies
were stopped by reliefer Tommy
Speck.
Speck, a freshman Trom Hous
ton, came in for the Owls in the
fourth inning and picked up the
win. The Aggies threatened sev
eral times, but a combination of
double plays, base-running and a
picked-off baserunner sealed the
Aggies’ fate.
ROCKY THOMPSON started
for the Aggies and didn’t last
long. While the stocky right
hander was in the game, he did
sock a home run (the first this
year for the Aggies) which led
to Reed’s dismissal by Owl Coach
Doug Osburn.
After Thompson’s remedial, five
pitchers went to the mound for
Coach Tom Chandler but none
was effective.
The Aggies garnered seven hits
but the Owls pulled off several
double plays to cut down any
chance of Aggie rallies.
IT\WAS A CLOSE game until
the Owls’ half of the eighth in
ning. At that time, Rice sent 11
men to bat and when the dust
had cleared, seven runs had been
added to the Owl total.
Following today’s game, the
Aggies will next be in action at
Fort Worth on Saturday after
noon. The Horned Frogs are cur
rently tied with SMU for the top
spot in the SWC race.
MISSES BY A WHISTLE
Gardner Dickinson gives a low whistle as he misses a putt
by inches on the seventh hole during the Doral Open Golf
Tournament at Miami, Fla. He had to settle for par on the
hole. Dickinson went on to win, with a 275 total. (AP
Wirephoto)
Spring Sports
Aggie Netters Post 4-3 Win
In Record 8 Hour Match
By JOHN PLATZER
In what might be the longest
match in the history of A&M
tennis, the Aggies topped North
Texas State 4-3.
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Monday, but dark of night sure
did after two frigid hours of run
ning on a graveled parking lot.
The match lasted eight hours
with the last doubles going 2%
hours. Coach Omar Smith’s dou
bles team of Marcus Beleck and
Jerry Oliver won the last match
6-2, 15-17, 6-3 to sack away the
victory.
The team of Jon Ragland and
Joe Tillerson posted a 7-5, 6-4
doubles win while Ragland won
his single match 5-7, 8-6 and 6-2.
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Tillerson took his singles match
6-8, 6-1 and 6-3.
There were five split set
matches.
A&M stays at home today by
hosting Southeastern Oklahoma.
TRACK
Lonny Noel and George Resley
provided the Aggie track team
with its only first place finishes
in the Border Olympics over the
weekend as the team placed third
in the seven team meet.
Coach Charley Thomas’ track-
sters had a team total of 41
points behind first place Texas
University and second place Rice.
Resley took the shot with a
toss of 55-11 followed by team
mate Ronny Lightfoot at 55-10
while Noel won the broad jump
with a leap of 22-1.
The Aggie 440 relay team of
Tom Cilio, Curtis Mills, Scott
Hendricks and Jack Abbott fin
ished second wtih a time of 41.2.
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comes in the form of a tri-meet
with Louisiana State University
and Rice in Baton Rouge Satur
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