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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, April 2, 1968
THE BATTALION
Aggie Win Streak Hits Seven
BA TTALION CLASSIFIEb
By GARY SHERER
Years ago, the only preserving
was done in grandma’s jars. To
day, as far as the Texas Aggie
baseball team is concerned, they
leave their preserving to one per
son—Rocky Thompson.
The stocky senior from Hous
ton answered the relief call for
the second straight game Monday
afternoon at Kyle Field, and the
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result was bad for the opposition.
As he did in Saturday’s 2-0 win
over Texas Christian, Thompson
repeated his performance against
Missouri’s nine Monday with two
innings of hitless, runless pitch
ing. The 4-0 Aggie victory made
it seven in-a-row for Coach Tom
Chandler’s Aggies.
The Aggies and Missouri com
plete their two-game series to
day at Kyle Field.
Two weeks ago, the Aggies’
season mark was 4-4 after they
opened their current nine-game
home stand with a 7-5 loss to
Minnesota. The Aggies did a fast
regrouping, and have strung to
gether seven straight wins.
In that skien, the Aggie hitters
have put together 33 runs while
the pitching staff has limited the
other teams to five tallies.
The biggest wins of that streak
came this past weekend as the
Maroon and White made it a
complete sweep of T C U with
back - to - back victories. Friday,
the Aggies blasted the Frog
pitching staff with 16 hits and an
equal number of runs in a 16-3
Aggie triumph.
Saturday, the Aggies proved
they could win the close ones also
with a 2-0 squeaker over TCU’s
ace Mickey McCarty. McCarty
was making his first SWC start
of the year and the Aggies made
it an unhappy one.
The double victory pushed the
Frogs out of the SWC lead and
put the Aggies into a three-way
tie for the lead with Baylor and
Texas.
Also, the three victories over
TCU this season (the Aggies
topped the Frogs 4-1 at Fort
Worth earlier in the season),
mark the first times the Aggies
have beaten TCU since 1965.
This week, the Aggies see no
SWC action as they follow up to
day’s Missouri game (weather
permitting) with a trip to Hous
ton Thursday for a game with the
Houston Cougars. Meanwhile this
week, Baylor and Texas will meet
Wednesday and Thursday.
So, barring two wins by Texas,
first place should be at stake
when the Aggies host Baylor in
their next home action next week.
(Today’s game was cancelled.)
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CAMPUS INTERVIEWS
April 4, 1968
By JOHN PLATZER
A 4-2 victory over Southern
Methodist in Dallas Friday by
Coach Henry Ransom’s Aggie golf
team boosted them to third place
in the Southwest Conference
standings.
The defending champions cur
rently have a 12 1 / ^-5 1 / ^ mark be
hind Texas Tech at 5%-% and
Baylbr at 5-1. Texas University,
surprisingly strong early in the
season with two victories over
national - power University of
Houston, occupies the fourth spot
at 3 1 / 2 -2y 2 .
Duke Butler, Chuck Leske and
Reggie Majors recorded singles
wins for the Aggies while the
team of Butler and Leske regis
tered a doubles win.
TENNIS
Rough sailing was experienced
by the Aggie tennis team over
the weekend as they dropped
home matches to Pan American
on Friday and Texas Tech Satur
day.
Texas Tech buried the Aggies
6-0 to drop Coach Omar Smith’s
crew to the conference basement
with a 0-12 mark.
In the Friday loss, the Aggies
were edged 4-3. Marcus Beleck
was the only Aggie to win a
single match but both maroon and
white doubles teams were vic
torious.
The team of Jon Ragland and
Jerry Oliver defeated Rico Cas-
taris and Julio Moros while Joe
Tillerson and Mike Hickey teamed
to beat Fred Berli and Yvon Savy.
TRACK
Freshmen Kelvin Korver and
Curtis Mills paced the track ef
forts of the Aggies last Saturday
at the Dallas Invitational Meet.
Mills set the winning pace in
the 440-yard dash with a time of
48,4.
Korver took first place in the
discus with a toss of 157-1%.
Ronny Lightfoot, an Aggie soph
omore, was third in the event with
a toss of 153-1.
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Final Examination for the Doctoral Dsm,
Name: Elhifny, Mosaad Zaki
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