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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Thursday, April 4, 1968
Spring Sports
Ag SWC Batting
Tracksters Invade Austin
For Giant Texas Relays
By JOHN PLATZER
Coach Charley Thomas’ Aggie
tracksters travel to Austin Fri
day and Saturday for the giant
Texas Relays.
The 41st edition of the relays
is considered to .be one of the
strongest ever. A total of 26 uni
versities and 25 'colleges are en
tered including such powers as
Kansas, the Mexican National
team, Missouri, Notre Dame,
Grambling, Southern and Texas
Southern University.
Among the individuals entered
are Jim Hines, co-record holder
in 100-yard dash, Charles Greene,
who along with Tommie Smith
holds the 220 mark, and the Ag--
gie’s record shattering shot put
ter Randy Matson. Hines has pre
dicted a possible 9.0 time but
his hope of being pushed to the
performance by Greene was elimi
nated. Greene announced that he
was not going to run in the 100
but rather would concentrate on
his speciality.
Jim Ryun, world record miler
from Kansas, also was to com
pete but a pulled hamstring mus
cle has forced him to the side
lines.
The Aggies will get their first
chance to see all the other South
west Conference schools in action
in the relays this weekend. Be
cause of the upcoming Olympics
in Mexico City a special six-mile
run has been added for Thursday
at 4 p.m.
The track weekend officially
opens Thursday night at 6:30
with a buffet dinner for coaches,
officials and press in the Stephen
F. Austin Hotel. The regular Fri
day season begins with prelims
at 10 a.m. while the discus finals
are at 12:30.
Finals in 17 events will be Fri-
Peggy Fleming
Signs Pro Pact
NEW YORK <A>) _ Glamorous
Peggy Fleming parlayed her
Olympic gold medal into a gold
mine Wednesday, signing a pro
contract that should make her a
millionairess in the next five
years.
“Her potential is unlimited^—
she can become another Sonja
Henie,” said Bob Banner, West
Coast television producer who
joined with the National Broad
casting Co. in t i e i n g up the
world’s figure skating queen to
what they called a long-term
agreement.
The details were not immedi
ately announced, but Peggy’s new
sponsors left no question that the
sky is the limit.
She will begin her career in a
TV spectacular next fall in a show
produced over NBC by Bob Ban
ner Associates.
SCORING CHAMP
This is Chicago Black Hawk
scoring ace Stan Mikita who
wound up on top of the
heap in the National Hockey
League for the fourth time
in the past five years. Final
season statistics showed
Mikita as top scorer with
87 points on 40 goals and 47
assists. (AP Wirephoto)
day at 5:30 p-m. for field events
and 7 p.m. for running events.
The remaining 22 events will have
finals in the field events at 12:30
and running events at 2 p.m. on
Saturday.
The Aggies will bring the con
ference’s best performers in the
shot put and pole vault to the
Relays.
George Resley tops the SWC
shot putters with a top effort of
57-4, followed closely by team
mate Ronny Lightfoot, and Mar
tin Rollins’ best of 16-1 Va leads
the conference’s vaulters.
Tom Cilio, Curtis Mills, Scott
Hendricks and Jack Abbott, the
Aggie’s 440-yard relay team has
a best time of 41.1. This is good
for the second spot in the con-,
ference behind Rice’s 40.9.
Name
Arnold, rf
Staples, c
Schwartz, If
Elmendorf, If
Long, cf
Maida, ss
Hadaway, rf
Backest, 2b
Thompson, p
Dailey, 3b
Stelley, lb
Ghutzman, ss
Raley, 2b
Vaughn, lb
Sanders, p
Larson, p
Benesh, p
Robins, 2b
Rau, p
Walker, p
Total, A&M
Total, Opp.
AB
10
16
8
21
22
7
19
13
5
12
7
12
12
16
0
1
2
1
1
1
185
196
R
5
3
2
3
3
0
3
1
1
0
1
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
26
17
H
5
6
3
7
7
2
5
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
45
40
Avg.
.500
.375
.375
.333
.318
.286
.263
.231
.200
.167
.143
.083
.083
.063
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.243
.204
2B
1
HR
1
1 — —
— — 1
1 —
PO
4
48
0
12
15
9
10
3
10
4
4
34
11
7
3
1 — —
— 2
60
50
156
153
1
1
1
1
51
66
10
8
Avg.
1.000
1.000
.750
1.000
.947
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.833
.929
.889
.971
.750
1.000
1.000
.750
1.000
1.000
.954
.965
LOB: A&M 41, Opp. 49
Horse Show Opens April 6th
GOLF
Surging Texas A&M, the de
fending SWC golf champions, are
at home Saturday for a confer
ence match with Arkansas on the
A&M Golf Course.
Coach Henry Ransom’s golfex-s
are currently in the league’s third
spot behind Texas Tech and Bay
lor with a 12%-5% mark. Neither
Tech nor Baylor have been in
volved in as many matches as
the Aggies.
Selection of a grand champion
stallion, mare, and gelding and a
National Cutting Horse Associa
tion Championship open cutting
horse contest will highlight the
ninth annual Aggie Rodeo Club
Quarter Horse Show April 6.
Judges for the show are Dr.
Richard B. Warren, Animal Sci
ence Department, University of
Nebraska, and O. H. Crew, Quar
ter Horse producer, Fort Worth.
vity classes, halter classes, and
performance classes, said Ronald
H. Rae, horse show chairman.
Rae said awards include money
paid in all performance classes
as well as trophies to all first
place winners and ribbons through
six places. A high point award to
the best all round Quarter Horse
will be made.
Events are AQHA Youth Acti-
To be eligible for the high point
award, a horse must show in hal
ter and a minimum of two regis
tered performance classes, he
said.
The show will start at 9 a.m.
in the Aggie Arena, Rae said. In
case of rain, the show will be
moved to the Animal Husbandry
Pavilion on campus.
Pfre-show headquarters will be
in the Sands Motel, Room 53 from
4 p.m. April 5 until 7 a.m. April
6. Rae said the show office will
be moved to the arena at that
time to facilitate show prepara
tions.
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