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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, December 1, 1970
THE BATTALION
Aggies open with SFA
(Continued from page 1)
Smith averaged 10.3 last year
and was also the conference’s
ninth leading rebounder with 8.6
per contest.
Cooksey, the sharp shooting
guard from Houston who aver
aged 11.1 per content while hit
ting on 46.7 per cent of his shots,
is the fourth returning starter.
Threadgill will be making his
first starting appearance. The
junior from New Braunfels came
on strong at the end of last year.
He’ll be taking the place vacated
by the only starter gone from
last year’s team, Mike Heitmann.
Also expected to see consider
able action will be 6-6 sophomore
Jeff Overhouse; 6-7 junior Rick
Duplantis, who is recovering
from knee surgery; 6-3 sopho
more Bob Gobin; 6-0 sophomore
Bill O’Brien; and 6-4 sophomore
Wayne Howard.
The Aggie Fish do not open
their season until Dec. 7, but
Two Aggies run
at NCAA meet
Two Texas Aggies competed in
the national cross country meet
held at Williamsburg, Va. Nov.
23.
Frank Ybarbo and Reuben
Moncivaiz represented A&M in
the meet, run over a six mile
course, but they were not eligi
ble in the team competition, since
the necessary five members were
not entered.
Ybarbo finished 160th out of
332 with a time of 30:20. Monci
vaiz fell at the three mile mark,
and because the road was only
about 15 feet wide, he was run
over and could not finish.
Villanova won the meet, but
only after protesting the original
results. Oregon finished with 86
points, and was thought to be the
winner, but the protest was based
on the grounds that the crowded
finish and the number of runners
who were in the college division
or, like A&M, not in the team
competition had caused the fin
ish places to be confused, and
Villanova really had fewer points,
which would make the school
from Pennsylvania victorious.
This was found to be true up
on investigation, and Villanova
was the winner with 65 points.
Oregon was second with 86, and
the University of Texas at El
Paso was third with 124.
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fans on hand for the SFA game
can get a sneak preview when
the freshman recruits meet a
team of intramural cagers at
5:45 p.m.
Starting for Coach Jim Culpep
per’s Fish are 6-8 Jack Vest, 6-7
Johnny Mayo, 6-6 Randy
Knowles, 6-3 Joe Arcineiga and
5-10 Bobby McKey.
Tickets will go on sale at 5:30
p.m. Prices are $2 for reserve
seats, $1.50 for general admis
sion, and $1 for non-A&M stu
dents and dates. A&M students
will be admitted on activity
cards; season ticket holders will
be admitted on their book covers.
The game will mark the open
ing of the eighth season for the
broadcast of the Aggie basket
ball network with Mike Misto-
vich of KORA providing the
play-by-play. Five stations will
be on the network with more sta
tions expected to join by the time
conference play starts. Those
stations broadcasting the opener
beginning at 7:55 p.m. are
KORA, KYLE in Temple, KESC
in Waco, KCWM in Ft. Worth,
and KSIX in Corpus Christi.
All eight Southwest Confer
ence schools will open their sea
sons tonight with the schedule
showing Missouri at Arkansas;
Abilene Christian College at
Rice; Southwest Texas State at
Baylor; Austin College at SMU;
San Diego St. at Texas Tech;
TCU at Kansas State and Flor
ida State at Texas.
Baylor gets a taste of the best
Friday night when it plays
NCAA champion UCLA in Los
Angeles and defending South
west conference champion Rice
will play the Bruins Saturday.
Tonight’s game will be the sev
enth career meeting between the
two teams with the Aggies hold
ing a 4-2 edge in the series.
The last time the two met was
two years ago. The Aggies took
up a big lead early but the Lum
berjacks won on a shot in the
final seconds by Marvin Polnick,
nipping the Ags 75-74.
Of the four Aggie seniors,
three were sophomores on that
team. They’ll be trying to erase
the bitter memory for that one
and get the new season off on
the right foot.
Powderpuff play
slated Wednesday
The Ramp Ten Girls of Law
Hall will play a powderpuff foot
ball rematch with a team fielded
by University Women Wednes
day at 5 p.m. on field 5.
In a prior contest the Ramp
Ten Girls prevailed 6-0. The
game is Homecoming for the
Ramp Ten Girls.
TODD CHRISTOPHER (96) and Robert Murski (25) of
the Ag-gies put the halt to Texas running back Jim Bertel-
son (35). Bertelson did, however, score two touchdowns
in the Longhorns 29th straight victory, Thursday. (Photo
by Steve Bryant)
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