THE BATTALION
B, IfTS
CoHe»* Station. Toxm
To Prove Point This Season
HUM Park ram* to Touo AAM
to pmm m potet, and b« waa will
>ac to pop bio own way to do it.
A A-4. m-pound oonior flow
HanUrili* Pork mam to A«rfe*
rfli
too tf I '
ploy Sou Oh
1L- Pork m
Ao
i otortor ot loft tockk,
provod bio point, but
ntisfiod -1 think I'm
but I otiil think I eon
do kottor. Pom pro tort ton Kao ol-
wopo boon my main probktn, but
I’m ooofo confident to tit this
yudr."
Park boo boon a eoluabl* utility
M in bio career at A AM. Ho boo
noon duty ot con tor, guard and
taokie Hia favorite pooitioo ia
the one ot wbick bo goto to ploy.
Coach Emory Bollard eonoidors
m of tbo main cogo in a or, Tory intent and very intelli
offenaioo Hue. “Mike baa gont. Ho dooo a good job."
oo and atrength,” Ballard Park and tbo root of tbo offonao
lo'o a Tory dodicated play- found itaotf looming a ramplotoiy
bow syatom whoa Bollard brought
bio Wiohboao to AAM loot spring.
Park think a tbo Wiahbono is groat
for tbo offonoioo lino. .
block io Important oa orory play,
aad that really hetpo your concan
tration And, too, are hare confi
dence that If ore can ostabllah a
croaaa, the play Is going to go.
The batter we block, the farther
the backs run. That is satisfaction
for a lineman.’*
to bo
pita being a oonior with two
i. Pork cant mat on hio oa-
ca. Behind him la a youngs-
imod Ricky Soaker “He io
sat sophomore lineman I*to
koto." Park said. “He baa
ability, aad bo’s going to
root one when be goat aoane
Ho keeps me going
nod every day."
Aggies open the season
i at Wichita Stats. As
bo baa played against tbo
w%. Park knows tbo game
* bo easy. "Wfrhita io going
a lot bettor than people
think. They are a lot more oa-:
perienred than they ha to boon in 1
the past, and they are really go
ing to giro oo a fight. I knew
we've looked pretty good in prae*|
tics this foil, but a game is com
pletely different.'*
Pork, who io married, plans to
go into teaching when ho gradu-
atoa. Hit father is tbo superin
tendent of the Huntsville school
district, and hia mother teaches
at Sam Houston State University.
Chances are he’ll prove to be
as good a teacher ao ho has boon
o learner.
Mike Park
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SID Begins
As Host of
Second Year
TV Program
Spec Gammon, in hie tenth year
as sports information director at
Texas ARM, will host the “Spec
Gammon Show” which is aiied
each Monday night at 6:88 pm.
on Channel 4, Community <
vision.
The format for the series, new
in its second season, will be films
highlighting Aggie games aad
keeping Aggie fans up to date an
happenings behind the scenes.
He will also give scouting im
ports on the Southwest Confer
ence teams and Aggie opponents.
Interesting guests will alse be
interviewed.
Gammon, though a Texan for
many years, iscolvod his farmal
education in Oklahoma and ac
quired his Bachelor of Arts de
gree from Oklahoma State Uni
versity la Stillwater He waa a
quarterback in his high school
days aad alao captained the bas
ketball team.
After earring in the Army for
three years during World War II,
he began his career in the sports
departments of several smalltown
newspapers. Shortly thereafter,
he became sports editor of the
“Odessa American” for 18 years
He joined the athletic depart
ment at ARM ia July of IMS in
his present capacity aa Sports
Information Director.
He is married to the former
Aria Rutenbeck of Greeley, Cola., j
in 1964. They reside in Collage
Station and have two children; a
daughter, Maria, 18 and a son. j
Greg, 13.
Gammon said hand basketball
coach*! .elby Metcalf and head
baseball coach Tom Chandler will
have television shows when their
respective seasons begin later
this year.
Spitz Gets Seventh Medal
On Winning Relay Team
MUNICH — Mark Spits,
winning an incredible seventh
gold medal, helped the United
States to a world record 8:48.16
victory Monday night in the 4<X)
meter medley relay at the Olym
pic Games.
East Gorman y captured the
silver after a stirring duel against
Canada, decking a 8:61.18 to the
bronse-winning time of 8:62.26.
Backetroker Roland » Matthes
gave East Germany a quick lead,
covering 1M meters ia world
town A t quailing time e^ 66.8 see-
onda, while Mike Stamm of San
Diego, Calif., did 67.97 for the
Uni tod States.
Tom Bruce of Sunnyvale. Calif.,
put the A me rice ns in front to
stay, completing his leg at 2:02.20
in the breaststroke. East Ger
many was in strong content»o«.
with 2:02.88.
Then, the 22-year-old Spits, the
pride sf Carmichael, Calif., broke
it open on the butterfly portion,
giving the UA. a four-meter lead
with a time of 2:56.48, after 800
meters.
Jerry Heidenrekh of Dallas
cruised borne with a four-second
edge ever (he East Germans.
The world record effort erased
the mark of 8:604 set Sept. 6.
1971, at Leipsig, Germany, ky a
U.S. group that included Spits
and Heidenreicb
A second string foursome of
Americans handled the qualifying
earlier Monday in Olympic record
time of 8:61 M.
Spite’s complete domination of
the Games included seven world
record performances in the 100
and 2*0 freestyle, 100 sad 206
butterfly, 400 and 800 freestyle
relays and 400 medley relay.
Ne Olympian in any sport had
ever won more than five, end ao
swimmer had ever captured more
than three individual champion
ships.
Melissa Belote of Springfield,
Va., won her second Olympic gold
medal with a world record 2:19.19
in the women's 200-meter back
stroke Monday night
Sue Atwood of Long Beach.
Calif., took the silver medal ia
2:20.38 and Donna Marie Gurr
of Canada won the bronse in
2:28.22.
Miss Belote, 16, who won the
100 meter backstroke earlier ia
Olympic record time, bettered her
world record in the 200. It was
2:20.6. set Aug. 6 ia the U.8.
Olympic Trials at Chicago and
equalled earlier Monday in pre
liminaries.
Many Clubs To Begin League Play
Numerous AAM Sports Clubs
have scheduled organisational
meetings to recruit new members
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and to snake plans for the coming
school year.
The Fencing and Gymnastic
Chibs meet Tuesday ia G- Rollie
White Coliseum. Fencing meets
ia mem 261 while Gymnastics
meets oa the third floor tumbiirwr
room. All these interested In
gymnastics but unable to attend
are urged to contact Bob Felts
.at 846-6896. Beth meetings begin
at 7 p.m.
The AAM Sports Car Club
meets Wednesday at 7:80 ia the
old College Station City Hall to
disease a Sept. 9 and 16 rally and
antoeroas race.
The Aggie All-Star Bowling
League will meet at 7:80 p.m.
Tuesday in Room 2-A of the
MS<
The Texas AAM soccer team
will organise formally Wednes
day in Room 229 of the Chemistry
Building at 7:30 p.m The team
practices at 6 p.m. Tuesday aad
Thursday at the soccer field.
This year the team will be com
posed of college men from North
America. South America, Africa,
Europe, and Asia. This year the
team is looking forward to a win
ning season ia the Southeast di
vision of Texas, which includes
Rice, Trinity. Houston, and other
schools.
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to attend the meeting and prac
tices.
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