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After e week—d la the Mg e%
of Ho—tea, the TVs— Aggies re
turn to O. Roll io Whto Coliooom
Monday night at • agalast the
AMloao Christian Col logo Wild
cats.
The Aggies, who have found
the going rough, losing two
of their first three gam— despite
playing them on their home cdurt
—tests the Southland Conference
school in their last game before
the break for finals.
ACC will be packed with vet
erans from a team that last year
won only 10 of tS, and one of
seven confersn— gem— in e
league with Lamar IWh, UT
AH ington, Trinity and Arkansas
Stato.
Heading tha returners is two-
time All-Southland conference
Ronnie Hear—, who averaged 22
points a game last year, f-g Ron
nie Mae—y averaged 14.1 a con-
t—t and 0-4 Randy Brown 10.3 a
game.
Top junior college transfers
are also on hand — 0-3 Kent Mar
tins, a 23-point, IS-rebound star
for Iowa Western Community
College, and ft-10 guard Dean
Base from 0L John's River JC
in Florida head the Hot. Bass
played for ACC coach Garnie
Hatch in high school.
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member of the All-1
tea- — were Oitto TVyier sad
Dwight Davie of the Cohere.
and Taylor ha— grad
Davie la back.
Bias ha— a 1-t staa-
Oragaa return* few of five
starters ead ei* of the top as—a
players off la— year's 17-9 team,
one that bad the beet record for
aa OU team ia the past 19 ssa-
I ■sillng tbs way will bs 9-9
fending Pacific Eight scoring
rhsmpion. who hes netted 28.7
per gas— in the first three gam—
this year, after scoring at a 20.8
dip last year.
Love was a Halms Foundation
All-American. Another Holms
AD-Aiesrics, Tula— cantor John
Sutter, also will bs playing in the
tournament.
The Docks will have Bill Dros-
diak, a sonior, and Ken Strand in
the back court. Droadiak, a 49%
•hooter from the field, ia averag
ing 14 points a gas— this year.
Strand is hitting for an a—rage
of 12 points par contest.
Returning at the forward slots
will bo Rusty Blair, 9-9 junior,
By JOHN CURYLO
Assistant Sports Editor
The Aggie swimming team
will be competing with some IS
IS other schools Saturday in a
swimming meet at Hendrix Col
lege in Conway, Arkansas.
According to the times turned
in.
tth 7.1 par i
and 8-9 Larry HoWday,
■ring at — 11.7 clip thfc
which wea 22 and loot only two.
Drag Little, a 94 forward, av
eraged 19.4 potato aad 1A4 re-
sea lead tha ■ophpmw—.
The Anri— will counter with
Pat Kavnaagh at tha point, Bob
by Tfcreadgill and Jeff Ovorhou—
at the wings and Rick Duplantia
and Sto— Nil— at the posts.
Duplantis and ThrendgiU, both
returning from last yean team
and sophomore Overho—e have
shown much improvement in
loading the Aggies
Duplantia lands the scoring with
a 124 dip while shooting .688
from tbs field, and Is the team's
second I—ding fr— shooter with
17 of 22 of .772 end second load
ing —bounder with six per eon-
tost
The junior from Grov— appar
ently is fully —covered from s
knee operation that psychologi
cally may have hampered him in
the opener. Ho has played excep
tionally well in the last two
games.
Thread {fill, who moved in — a
starter this season —placing Mike
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Rick Du plan tin
Heitmann, scored only five points
hitting on one of nine shots in
his opener.
Since then he’s shaken off the
first-gams jitters and with his
14 of S3 in the past two gem—
hes been the moet consistent out
side shooter.
Ovorhou— has started two of
the three gam— and loads the
teem in —bounding with 7.7 per
game while shooting for a 94
clip in the Aggi—* balanced scor
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The— will bo nine —lay events
in the moot, plus diving.
In the 400 yard msdley —lay,
the Aggi— entered a— Doug Car-
son, Stove Prentice, Tom Sparks,
and Bob Willoughby.
The team of Kim Blskemsn,
Joha Allred, John McCleary, and
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ccording to the times turn Wo lff will —present AAM
th. of C~eh D.»nU *
Food irk should bo highly seeded,
and they could fa— very well
Among the other schools ia the
moot a— Hendrix, Tulans, Drury
College, Southwest Missouri,
Southeast Missouri, Central Mis
souri, John Brown, State College
of Arkansas, Southern State, end
Southw—tern Memphis.
Polo team loses
to Houston, 8-1
The Houston Polo Association
dof—tod the AAM Polo Team 8-1
in a recent match at Houston.
Houston scored two goals in the
. first chukkar end four more in
the second end wrapped it up with
amgie goals in the last two chuk-
kan.
AAM’s lone goal came on a
60-yard penalty shot by team
captain Henri do Monsegou.
Five of Houston’s goals were
on penalty shots.
Riding for AAM we— Bill Mar-
don, Jo— Argiiell—, Mon—guo
and Los Spargo.
in the 200 yard fr— relay.
Prentice, Sparks, and Mike
Hicks form the team entered in
the 300 yard back relay.
In the 300 yard breast stroke
will from AAM’s entry
300 yard fly —lay .
Carson, Sparks, Willoughby,
end Prentice will swim tbe 200
yard medley relay, and Sparks,
Blakeman, Wolff, and McCl—ry
make up the 400 yard fr— relay
team.
Foedkk pointed out that tbs
team is not lotting up in their
training schedule prior to this
and the Southw—t Conferanco
Relays, held last week in Dallas,
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Wolff, Hicks, and Prentice will
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relay, while Willoughby, Mike
MeLollan, and Martin Littoken
meet, becau— it is still —riy
season and the team is yet to
reach its peak physically.
He also —id that a girls’
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Any girls interested in going out
for the team can contact J—n
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