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Page 4 THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Wednesday, March 26, 1969 A g Golfers Win Over Take Ponies FIRST ACROSS Rockie Woods was first across the finish line in the 100-yard dash at the quadrangular track meet in Lubbock Saturday. Second place was taken by the Aggies’ Scott Hendricks (far right). Woods was clocked in 9.4 while Hendricks had a 9.5 time. : ' Ags Edge Past Missouri For Eighth Straight Win By JOHN PLATZER A pair of freshmen, Stan Chick and Charles Kelley, teamed up to pitch the Aggie baseballers to a 2-0 victory over Missouri yester day in Kyle Field. The win was the eighth straight this season for Coach Tom Chandler’s team without a defeat. Chick, a lefthander from Dal las, got the win in his first col legiate appearance ever. In sev en innings, Chick shutout the Aggie Wrestlers Meeting Daily The Texas A&M wrestling team is meeting daily in room 261 of G. Rollie White Coliseum from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Anyone is eligible to attend the meetings. 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Pete Maida led off the inning for A&M with a double and scored two outs later when Chick hit a grounder to short that resulted in a two base error. Three singles and a walk pro vided the Aggies with their in surance run in the sixth. Mike DeNiro started the rally with a single to right and advanced to second when Dave Elmendorf drew a free pass. Chris Sans then beat out a perfect bunt to fill the bases and DeNiro scored on a single to left by Eddie Vaughn. Missouri’s Tom Lund- gren got out of the inning with out any farther damage by strik ing out the next three Aggies. to put Missouri runners on first and third. Kelley bore down to get Butch Davis on strikes to end the game. The Aggies threatened in the fourth on singles by Long and Sans but couldn’t get the run across. Vaughn, Long and Sans each ended the game with two hits. Missouri goes against the Ag gies again today at 3 p.m. on Kyle Field. It has been an active week for A&M’s spring sports as the golf team posted a victory while the freshman baseball team split a douhleheader and the tennis team lost. Reggie Majors and Richard Ellis each fired three over par 73s on the A&M course to pace the Aggie golfers to a bV2-V2 Southwest Conference victory over Southern Methodist. Ma jors and ellis tied for the medal ist honors of the day. In singles play, Majors defeat ed SMU’s Charles Emery 3 and 2, Duke Butler of A&M halved with John Washburn, Ellis de feated the Mustangs' Bob Chea- ney 4 and 3 and Tommy Shelton beat SMU's A1 Leach 8 and 6. It was the opening conference dual match for both teams. The next SWC action for the Aggie golfers is set for this Saturday at the A&M course against Bay lor. Coach Omar Smith’s Aggie netters recorded a 6-0 win over Oklahoma City University here Monday. Jon Ragland was defeated by Colin Robertson 1-6, 8-6, 6-2; Pete Faust lost to Brian Wilken- son 7-5, 6-4, Dick Fikes was de feated by Carl Coombs 6-3, 6-1 and Mike Hickey lost 6-1, 8-6 to Lindsey Straney in the singles. In doubles competition, Rag land and Faust were defeated by Robertson and Straney 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 while Fikes and Hickey lost to Wilkenson and Coombs 6-2, 6-3. The tennis team continues at home this weekend with matches against Rice Friday and LSU Saturday. Coach Smith’s netters travel to Lubbock Tuesday for a match with Texas Tech. Coach Chandler has selected Sonny Benefield, a recruit from the Aggie basketball squad, as his starter in the windup of the Missouri series. Grove Opens For Basketball The next Southwest Conference action for the Aggies is this weekend in Fort Worth against Texas Christian. A&M plays TCU in a Friday douhleheader and a Saturday single game. Tonight On KBTX Kelley had to work his way out of a jam in the ninth. Danny Alberts led off the inning for the Tigers with a double. Del Blunk flew out to center and Steve Patchin grounded out pitcher to first. Paul Frisch then legged out a single to deep short 6:30 William Holden’s “Adven tures In The Jade Sea” 7:30 Good Guys 8:00 Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 Green Acres 9:00 Hawaii Five-O 10:44 News, Weather & Sports 10:30 Wednesday Night Movie “The Pumpkin Eater” Wayne Stark, director of the Memorial Student Center, in co operation with the Physical Edu cation Department, announced that the Grove will be open for, basketball beginning immedi ately. The facility was renovated to ease some of the congestion on the courts in G. Rollie White and DeWare Field House. Basket balls may be Checked out at De- Ware. The Grove will open at 7 a.m. and close at dark. The Chamber of Commerce movement is more than 6,000 years old. The first Chamber of Commerce of fecord Was in Mesopotamia — about 4000 BC. 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New York, N Y. 10017 The Fish baseballers split a pair of 1-0 seven inning games against Hill Junior College. Robert Horton hurled a one- hitter for the Aggies in the first game as he was backed by an eight-hit attack. With . the game scoreless in the bottom of the sixth, Tico Lawrence singled for the Fish and was tripled home by Bill Hodge for the winning run. Law rence and Larry Loper each ha<f 2 for 3 games in the first con test. Both teams were held to two hits in the second contest as Hill edged the Aggies 1-0. Lawrence and Carl Bystrom had the hits for the Fish. Rolando Rodriquez was charged with the loss. No. 1 In College Sales Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company 303 College Main 846# yiole-Haaii SHOES 3hm Stnrtii unibersitp men’s to 329 University Drive 71S/WH College SUtion, Texti 771# WOLf Institute Electronics QVI9CM or «0LF IN0USTOES P.o. 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