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Page 6
College Station, Texas
Thursday, April 13, 1972
THE BAIT Alii
Aggies face Raiders in SWC seriei
By JOHN CURYLO
Battalion Sports Editor
The A&M baseball team makes
the long journey to Lubbock to
day for a weekend series with the
Texas Tech Red Raiders.
With a Southwest Conference
record of 5-4, the Aggies need to
do something Friday and Satur
day that they have not accom
plished this spring — sweep a
league series. Thus far, A&M
has played three SWC opponents,
beating Southern Methodist and
Baylor two out of three each and
losing the opening doubleheader
to Texas Christian before win
ning the final contest.
Coach Tom Chandler will go
with Bruce Katt in one of Fri
day’s games, with the other
starts going to Steve Janda, Jim
Wallace or Jackie Binks. The lat
ter two were the winners in Tues
day’s doubleheader win over the
Houston Cougars.
The lineup for A&M will have
Butch Ghutzman at first base,
Jim Langford at second, Carroll
Lilly at shortstop and Jim Hack
er at third. Outfielders will be
Sandy Bate, R. J. Englert and
Gene Reinarz, with Karl Bystrom
and Jim Atterbury ready for sub
stitute duty. Tommy Hawthorne
and Mike Frazier will share
catching chores.
threat is pitcher Ruben Garcia.
A junior from Brownfield, he
was 8-2 last year, 4-1 in confer
ence play.
Other top pitchers for Tech are
Doug Ault and Larry Knight.
Ault was 2-1 in conference last
year, and Knight was 2-2. Knight
pitched 27 league innings, giving
up only six walks in that time.
The leading hitters back from
last season are Ault, .369, who
doubles as a first baseman, Bar
ry Hoffpauir, .351, the shortstop,
outfielder Bobby Lewis, .333, out
fielder Cecil Norris, .300, and
second baseman Bobby Martin-
dale, .270.
The series will be broadcast
over KORA Radio, 1240, begin
ning at 1:00 Friday and 2:0||
urday.
The Aggies go to HoustJ
a return twinbill with thef
gars Tuesday. They playil
ference series with Rice f
next weekend before goinjl
Austin April 28-29 to cloitj
the season against the Tfi|
Longhorns.
Bird, Dubcak shine in drii
Englert has hit safely now in
the last 21 games. In the 29
games this season, he has hit
safely in 26 contests.
Tech has had some rough go
ing this season, although the
Raiders were expected to chal
lenge for the title. Their biggest
Injured A&M tracksters
compile competitive marks
Although having gone through
a spring of numerous injuries,
A&M’s track team has accom
plished many impressive marks
thus far in Southwest Conference
rankings.
A&M’s mark of 40.8 in the 440-
yard relay is the second fastest
time of any conference school.
The team is made up of Gerald
D’Ambrosio, Billy Porter, Steve
Barre and Donny Rogers.
Another top mark is held by
A&M’s Marvin Mills in the 220-
yard dash in a time of 21.1.
In the 100-yard dash Barre
and Billy Porter are tied for the
best time of a wind-aided 9.4.
Willie Blackmon and Horace
Grant have the best times in the
880-yd run with 1:50.7 and 1:50.9
respectively.
Doug Brodhead, freshman from
Lafayette, La., who has been in
jured the past three weeks holds
the second best conference time
of 47.6 in the 440-yard dash.
UT’s Ed Wright holds the lead
with a 47.3.
Phil McGuire is tied for third
in the high jump with 6-10. Wy
att Tompkins of Texas and Gary
Kafer of Baylor hold the first
two places with a 7-1 and 7-0
respectively.
Scotty Jones, freshman from
Houston Elmore, is now tied for
the lead after his 13.8 prelimi
nary time in the Texas Relays
for the 120-yard high hurdles.
Edgar Harvey is in third place.
In the pole vault, Harold Mc
Mahan holds third place with a
jump of 16-0 which is behind
Gary Roberts of Rice with a 17-6
and Bill Smalley of Texas with
a 16-1.
A&M’s mile relay team, made
up of Robert Brew, Grant, Black
mon and Alan Swagerty have the
third fastest time with a 3:12.9.
Texas leads the league with a
3:10.2.
Defensive ends Max Bird and
James Dubcak received special
praise Wednesday as the Aggies
romped through one of their best
workouts of spring football train
ing.
Defensive ends coach Pug Ga-
brel said he thought that Bird,
from Amarillo Tascosa and Dub
cak, from Giddings, both had ex
ceptional practices.
Although they didn’t single out
any players, defensive coordina
tor Melvin Robertson and offen
sive coordinator Ben Hurt both
were lavish in praising their
units following practice.
“I thought the defense all the
way around—the line, the line
backers and the secondary—had
a darn good day,” Robertson
said.
Here’s the way the first units
lined up Wednesday:
Offense — Mike Keese, split
end; Mike Park, left tackle; Todd
Christopher, left guard; Skip
Kuehn, center; Buster Callaway,
right guard; Ralph Sacra, right
tackle; Homer May, tight end;
Don Dean, quarterback; Mark
Green, left halfback; Brad Dusek,
fullback; John Bounds, right
halfback.
Defense — Max Bird, left end;
Boice Best, left tackle; I
bold, right tackle; James
right end; Dennis i
strongside linebacker; Gn
Hoermann, middle linel
Kent Finley, weakside li
er; Corky Sheffield, left
back; Dwight LaBauve, left
ty; Robert Murski, right
back and Larry Ellis, right
ty.
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Rice dominates
tennis match, 5-2
Rice all but assured itself of
its third consecutive SWC tennis
championship by demolishing the
Texas Aggies 5-2 in Houston
Wednesday.
The outright championship will
be determined Saturday when
SMU and Rice knock heads.
In singles action, Harold Solo
mon, Rice, defeated Dickie Pikes,
6-2, 6-2; Emilio Montano, Rice,
over Billy Wright, 6-0, 6-1; Joi-ge
Bermann, Rice, over Billy Hoov
er, 6-2, 6-0; Danny Courson,
A&M, over Gus Pellizzi, 6-4, 3-6,
6-4; and Tommy Connell, A&M,
over Allan Boss, 6-4, 6-4.
In doubles, Fikes and Courson,
lost to Solomon and Bermann,
6-4, 7-5; and Wright and Hoover
lost to Pellizzi and Montano, 6-3,
6-4.
Saturday the Aggies host Bay
lor on the A&M Varsity Courts
beginning at 1:30.
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