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The Aggie track team will di vide into two units with one group going to the Freedom Games in Philadelphia and the others traveling to Beaumont for the Ty Terrell Relays. Three of the four high school stars who will be on hand won events last week at the Class A AAA University Interscholastic League state track and field meet and the fourth, a two time state champ, missed the meet because of an injury. Charles Stidham, a broad jump er from Dallas Crozier Tech, two time AAAA broad jump cham pion, missed the state meet be cause he was injured although his best jump of the year, 24-4, was longer than the winning jump in the meet. Gary West, of Odessa Permian, won two events in the meet, tak ing first place in the 120 yard high hurdles and the 330 yard intermediate hurdles. He equaled the state record in both events running the high hurdles in 13.6 and the intermediates in 37.6. The intermediate record which he tied was set last year by Mike Cronholm of Lake Highlands high school in Richardson. Cron holm was the 440 yard hurdles champion in the Southwest Con ference this spring for the Rice Owls. Bill Curnow, pole vaulter from Midland Lee, broke the state pole vault mark by springing over the bar at 15-6. He had vaulted 15-9 on one occasion. The old record was set by another Rice freshman star last year as Conroe’s Dave Roberts cleared the bar at 15-2. High jumper Johnny Blakney could be what the Aggies need to sweep the top four spots in the SWC high jump after tak ing three of the four spots this season. The leaper from Fort Worth Southwest bettered the state mark of 6-814 by two inches with a jump of 6-1014 and barely missed clearing the bar at 7-1 y 2 . Coach Charlie Thomas has an nounced the signing of two ath letes for next season as a couple of junior college milers joined the Aggies. Frankie Ybarbo of Blinn and Mike Monciviaz of Glendale, Ari zona Junior College have run a 4:10 mile this year. Thomas also said the Aggies have lost sprinter Ken Curl who Signed a letter of intent with the of 39.7 a week before it meets powerful UCLA which has been clocked in 39.6 at the California Relays in Modesto. Woods, who has won the 100 yard dash in the SWC meet two years in a row, will enter the 100 meter dash for A&M and high TEXAS ASM ROGERS Aggies last Wednesday but sign ed a national letter which is bind ing with Stanford Tuesday. The addition of the two milers plus the possibility of adding points in the broad jump, where A&M didn’t score last year, will be a great help to go with the Aggies’ sprinters who finished 1-2-3 in the SWC meet and set a relay record in the 440 yard relay. West can add strength to A&M’s hurdles chances where the Aggies qualified three for the finals in the high hurdles and would give them three real strong 440 hurdlers since they have Don Kellar (50.6) and David Prince (51.7) returning. Both have quali fied for the nationals but Kellar, who pulled a muscle and missed the conference meet, may not be back in time for the meet in June. Curnow could help the Aggies pick up some valuable points in the pole vault where they man aged only a fifth place tie this year. The spotlight on the Aggie trackmen this weekend will be at Philadelphia where they will enter the 440 and mile relays plus two individual performers. The Aggies’ 440 relay unit of Scotty Hendricks, Marvin Mills, Curtis Mills and Rockie Woods will be out to better its best time Baseballers reject proposed three-year contract, 505-89 By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK — By an over whelming vote of 505-89, major league baseball players have re jected a proposed three-year con tract and asked for a new meet ing with the big league club- owners. All of the 24 major league teams, except the Philadelphia Phillies, voted against the offer which had been submitted to the players for secret ballots without any recommendation from Mar vin Miller, executive director of the Major League Baseball Play ers Association. Miller revealed the vote Wed nesday when he said the Associa tion has asked for a meeting with the owners’ representatives to determine if the outstanding differences can be resolved. John Gaherin, who represents the owners in these negotiations, said he expected his group would meet with Miller’s organization, “before the end of the week.” The major leagues have sched uled a joint meeting Friday to discuss the contract and “several matters of general interest.” Although some player repre sentatives have talked of a one- day baseball moratorium on a Saturday when the Game of the Week is televised nationally, there was no threat of any such action in Miller’s statement. M BLACKMON jumper Ben Greathouse, who has jumped 6-10, will perform in the high jump. The Aggie mile relay will have a new look as freshman Willie Blackmon will run for the first time in over a month on the relay. Blackmon, who ran a 46.2 leg when the Aggies set a world in door mark this February at the Astrodome in the mile relay, has been out with a muscle pull. He ran a 47.4 quarter in the Drake Relays on the Aggies’ sprint med ley relay. Coach Thomas said he felt that Blackmon was physically ready James Street named MYP AUSTIN —James Street of Longview, fiercely competitive Texas Longhorn pitcher, has been named the most valuable player for the third straight year. Street, a senior righthander, hurled a perfect no-hit, no-run game during the past season and won eight games while losing only one. He was a second-team All- America in 1968 and 1969 and also was selected the most valu able player on the national cham pion football team this past sea son. As a quarterback he directed the Longhorns to 20 straight vic tories. Other most valuable player awards at the spring sports ban quet went to Wayne Doyal of San Antonio in basketball, George Machock of Austin in golf, Bruce Robinson of Clearwater in swim ming, John Mozola of Houston in tennis and Fred Cooper of Stin- net in track. BRO WN - ALLEN MOTOR CO. OLDSMOBILE SALES - SERVICE “Where satisfaction is standard equipment” 2400 Texas Ave. Thanks Old Army for a great year. We appreciate your business, and we want you to know it. We sincerely hope that our dealings have been as pleasant for you as they’ve been for us. And for the men that are leaving, come on in and let us buy your books one more time. We’ll pay the best price - as always - and shake your hand one more time. Loupot's and it was just a matter of get ting back into good shape. He said Blackmon has been working out twice daily recently to get back in shape. Harold McMahon will lead off for the Aggies and Curtis and Marvin Mills will follow up. The Mills brothers, who have become nationally famous for their track exploits this season, are featured in a second major national sports publication in less than a month in the May 16 issue of The Sporting News. Sports Illustrated featured the Aggies in the May 4 issue. Eight other members of the track squad will be at the Ty Terrell relays in Beaumont. Donny Rogers will run in the 120 high hurdles and David Mor ris will run the 440 yard hurdles. Both are nearing the qualifying time for their events to the national meet. Coach Thomas is hopeful they can make it because it will give the Aggies some standby strength for the relays in case of an in jury. Marvin Taylor, who has quali fied for national with a 6-9 high jump, and John Taylor will high jump for A&M. Ronnie Lightfoot, who has qualified in the shot put, will throw his specialty at the meet. Steve Barre will run the 100 and 220 and Larry McIntyre and Robert Hoffman will pole vault. c State Farm Insurance Companies - Home Offices Bloomington, 111. For all your insurance needs See U. M. Alexander, Jr. ’40 221 S. Main, Bryan 823-0742 THERE ARE APARTMENTS AND THEN THERE IS TANGLEWOOD SOUTH For Those who Desire Quiet Luxury Living, Excellent Location and Congenial Atmosphere. $145. - $260. 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