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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, February 13, 1973 College Station, Texas Page 3
BILL HENRY
ttalion Sports Editor
Hostile crowds are nothing new
the Texas Aggie basketball
|m but tonight’s crowd will
ely take the conference crown.
l&M will do battle in Waco
linst the talented Baylor Bears
inning at 8 p.m. The biggest
blem is that the number of
gie fans will be zilch.
)ue to last summer’s tornado,
Llor must play its home cen
ts in tiny Rena Marrs Gym
nasium with a 2,500 seating ca
pacity. It’s first come, first
served at the gate and Baylor
students are allowed to enter
first.
They will surely fill the place
so A&M fans and students may
as well stay at home and listen
over the radio.
The Aggies are coming off a
tremendous win over the Razor-
backs when, for the one of the
few times this season, they put
it all together. The play of A&M
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Saturday could have humiliated
any team in the conference and
most of the better teams in the
nation.
Games of this caliber don’t
come often but coach Shelby Met
calf’s forces hope they’ve found
a key to victory. It’s too bad this
key wasn’t found when the Ag
gies were still in the conference
race.
Baylor stands 5-3 and was in
the thick of the race until Satur
day when the Bears fell to Texas,
77-64.
The Bears still have hope but
a loss tonight will drench any and
all hopes.
The Aggies, 4-4, could make
misery for the rest of the teams
on their schedule but they are
already out of it as far as a cham
pionship is concerned. Finishing
the rest of the season undefeated,
six games, could possibly garner
a National Invitational Tourna
ment bid but that feat will not
be easy.
The chance for another famous
Baylor-A&M brawl is superb.
There is no love lost between the
two teams to begin with and
A&M’s 91-80 slashing when the
two met here will do little to ease
the hostilities.
Baylor has tremendous scoring
punch with the number four and
six scorers in the conference. Jer
ry Ahart, who Metcalf calls “the
best true shooter in the league,”
is averaging 19 points per game.
Charlie McKinney, Ahart’s
teammate at Tyler JC last year,
is averaging 18 points per game
and also leads the Bears in re
bounds with an 11.7 norm. That
mark is good enough for third
place in the SWC.
Lee Griffin is the only other
starter in double figures with an
11.4 norm. Baylor’s two guards
will be Knot Johnson (7.5) and
Steve Dallas (4.4).
A&M will start the same lineup
used in Saturday’s thrashing of
Arkansas.
Jerry Mercer, who replaced
Cedric Joseph, will start again
due to his tremendous defensive
effort.
The forwards will be Jeff Over
house (14.4) and Randy Knowles
(17.3) who scored a G. Rollie
White record of 42 points against
Arkansas.
Guards will be Mario Brown
(14.1) and Mike Floyd (11.9).
The Aggies will travel to Aus
tin Saturday to play the Long
horns in another regionally tele
vised contest.
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Thinclads Have Good Effort
In Astrodome Track Meet
By BILL HENRY
Battalion Sports Editor
Bright spots were shown in
A&M’s first track encounter Sat
urday when several members of
the Aggie team competed in the
star-studded Invitational Astro
dome Federation Track Meet.
Three individuals were invited
as well as three relay teams. Ben
Greathouse (high jump), Scotty
Jones (120-yard high hurdles)
and Harold McMahon (pole vault)
were asked to compete with the
nation’s finest in the purely invi
tational field.
Greathouse was A&M’s best in
dividual performer copping third
place with a jump of 6-10. Win
ning the event was Olympian
Chris Dunn of Colgate at 7-0.
Dwight Stones, Olympian from
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Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Goklaney, Surinder Mohan
Degree: Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
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the Florida Track Club, finished
second also at 7-0.
McMahon never made the qual
ifying height and Jones had to
pull out of the race after knock
ing down the second and third
hurdle.
“Scotty was leading after the
third hurdle and was running
very well,” coach Charlie Thomas
said. “He’s really going to help
us this year.”
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weeks ago by the Los Angeles
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former record was :13.4.
Eight records were broken and
two tied as the meet drew its
largest crowd ever, 17,500.
Bellard Signs
3 Bluechippers
The Texas Aggies grabbed two
prize schoolboy football plums
Tuesday by signing All-State
quarterback David Shipman and:
linebacker Grady Wilkerson off
the Class 4A state champion Odes
sa Permian Panthers.
But Coach Emory Bellard of
the Aggies didn’t stop there. A&M
also signed All-State tackle Jim
my Dean of Brazoswood and
reached into Arkansas to ink All-
State tight end Dennis Swilley
of Pine Bluff.
Shipman, Dean and Wilkerson
were rated in the top 12 of
schoolboy players in the state in
a bluechip poll conducted by the
Dallas Times Herald.
Shipman said he visited Texas
Tech, Texas and Baylor.
“I ruled out Texas because
sometihng just made me uneasy
down there,” Shipman said. “I
just liked A&M . . . they are a
great bunch of people. They didn’t
promise me I would be the start
ing quarterback in the Wishbone
next year. They just told me they
would give me the chance.”
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has been a long haul.”
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TOWN HALL-ARTIST SHOWCASE
Presents
The San Antonio Symphony
Victor Alessandro, Musical Director
IN CONCERT WITH
THE SINGING CADETS
OF A
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY N
ROBERT L. BOONE, DIRECTOR
THE BRYAN-COLLEGE
STATION
COMMUNITY SINGERS
JAMES MATHENY,
DIRECTOR
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Festive Overture, Opus 96
Ode to the Virginian Voyage
INTERMISSION
Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Opus 36
Shostakovich
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1973-8:00 P.M
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