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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, February 25, 1970
THE BATTALION
Relay Team Places 2nd; Mills Wins
Curtis Mills notched another
victory this past weekend before
a crowd of over 11,000 fans at
Madison Square Garden.
Mills ran a 48.3 in the 400
meter dash to win over Larry
James of Villanova who was
clocked in 48.6. Tommy Turner
of Murray State (Kentucky)
placed third in 49.1 and European
champion Jan Warner finished
fourth in 60.1.
The Aggie mile relay was de
feated for the first time by Vil
lanova in a vicious mile relay
which saw Adelphi and the
Sports International Track club
who finished first and second dis
qualified for pushing. Villanova
was timed in 3:18.3 while the
Aggies raced the distance in
3:19.0.
Harold McMahon ran the first
quarter in 50.0 seconds and was
in third place when he handed
the baton to Curtis Mills who
ran his quarter in 48.0 but still
was second after his lap.
Marvin Mills ran a 50.0 to stay
in second place but a great
amount of shoving took place as
the final hand off was given to
Willie Blackmon and when the
smoke cleared the Aggies were
in third and never regained their
momentum.
chor man second with hopes of
getting an early lead and avoid
ing the aggressive pushing and
shoving late in the race.
Nelson said he felt that the
Aggies could have won the relay
had there not been the extra
curricular activities that caused
the disqualifications of the Sports
International Track Club and
Adelphi.
The Aggies have now com
pleted their indoor track season
and will open their outdoor sea
son March 7, at the Border Olym
pics in Laredo.
Assistant coach Ted Nelson
who accompanied the foursome
to the meet said they had run
Curtis Mills, normally the an-
Relay Unit In Action Again
FORT WORTH <A>> _ Texas
A&M, with its crack relay team,
announced Tuesday that it would
be on hand this weekend for the
Southwestern Recreation track
meet.
Intramural Wrestlers Vie
For Individual Champions
Twenty intramural wrestlers
battle for individual champion
ships Wednesday in 10 weight
classes in the Intramural Wrestl
ing Tournament.
The 20 finalists survived from
166 entries in civilian and upper
class corps brackets after semi
final matches Monday.
Championships to be decided
Wednesday, by weight class, pair
Merrill Hame and Joe Russo in
the heavyweight division; 191
pounds, Bruce Krueger and Mike
Krampitz; 177, Jim Grant and
Peter Owen; 167, H. J. Osterman
and George McCarroll; 160, Bob
Fitzpatrick and Gerald DeCola.
Also, in the 152-pound brack-
Sun In Cocoa
ButNoDierker
COCOA, Fla. (A*) — Houston
Astro pitchers and catchers en
joyed another day of good spring
training weather Tuesday, but
star pitcher Larry Dierker wasn’t
there for the sunshine.
Dierker is still in Houston and
General Manager Spec Richardson
said there has been no develop
ments in the salary stalemate
between the club and the pitcher.
Two new faces were on hand
Tuesday, pitchers Skip Guinn and
James Richard. Guinn was de
layed because of military service
and Richard had been winding up
business at his Louisiana home.
et, John Noe and Jim Neal; 145,
Mike Jackson and Bill Compton;
137, Drew Marchhausen and Paul
Siebum; 130, Robert Calhoun and
Elliott Orr; and 123, Robert Dan
iel and Ed Navyen.
Winners in each weight class
will meet members of the A&M
wrestling team in a Monday
match in White Coliseum.
Companies G-l, L-l and A-l
have two men each in the finals,
with G-l and L-l scoring top
team points. G-l had four make
it to the semifinals with DeCola
and Krueger winning. L-l also
sent four wrestlers to the next-
to-last bracket, with McDaniel
and Fitzpatrick surviving.
A-l is represented in the Wed
nesday finals by Jackson and
Grant.
The Monday wrestling team-
intramurgl champs matches will
begin at 5 p.m. in the Coliseum
second floor wrestling room.
The addition of the Aggies
brought to six the number of
Southwest Conference schools
entered in the outdoor show at
Farrington Field.
The invitational division now
includes A&M, Rice, Texas Chris
tian, Southern Methodist, Arkan
sas, Texas Tech, North Texas
State and University of Texas—
Arlington.
Aggie coach Charlie Thomas
said he planned to use the swift
Mills brothers, Curtis and Mar
vin, in just two events, the open
ing 440 relay and closing mile
relay.
The Cadet mile quartet of
Harold McMahan, Marvin Mills,
Willie Blackmon and Curtis Mills
flew to a 3:05.7 in the Astro-
Federation Relays in Houston
recently. That is the fastest any
team has ever been clocked in
doors.
Curtis, on the anchor leg, was
clocked in 44.6—one-tenth of a
second under the world record he
holds for the 440-yard dash.
High school action in the Rec
reation meet begins Friday. Finals
in the high school, junior college-
freshmen, university-college and
invitational divisions unfold Sat
urday afternoon.
400 METER CHAMP—Curtis Mills, A&M’s world record
holder in the 440-yard dash, fared better than the mile
relay team in Madison Square Garden Friday by winning
the 400-meter dash in 48.3. The relay unit finished second.
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