Texas, Houston Favored In Golf, SMU In Tennis
Aggies Enter Final ’73 SWC Tennis, Golf Competition
By BILL HENRY
Battalion Sports Editor
It’s now or never for A&M
golf and tennis teams as they
compete in the Southwest Con
ference meet through Saturday
in Austin.
The Aggies finished fourth in
round-robin tennis action with a
27-23 match record. SMU (34-5),
Houston (38-11) and Texas (33-
16) finished ahead of A&M and
are expected as top contenders on
winning the conference meet.
In golf action, A&M has enter
ed five in the nine team medal
play tourney. The top four scores
only count toward the champion
ship that is expected to be be
tween Texas and Houston.
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A&M’s golf entrants are Paul
Dieckert, Bill Schmidt, Randy
Tickner and Clay Dozier. Tennis
entrants are Bill Wright, Bill
Hoover, Dan Courson, Carter
Lomax in singles cbmpetition
and Courson-Lomax and Wright-
Hoover entered in doubles.
Hoover is the team’s top point
getter so far this season, winning
six of his seven conference
matches with the lone loss coming
at the hands of SMU’s Joe Edles
in Wednesday’s SMU-A&M clash
which the Mustangs won 6-1.
Singles action begins at Texas’
Varsity Courts at 10 a.m. both
Friday and Saturday with doubles
beginning at 1 p.m.
Both the singles and doubles
competition was won by SMU
last year with John Gardner, now
coach of the Mustangs, defeating
teammate George Hardie while
Texas Headed For Ninth;
A&M Series Only Obstacle
It isn’t instant, but it is a rerun
in the final week of the South
west Conference baseball race.
Texas is going after its ninth
straight title and TCU is in a
position — barely — to claim the
crown. During Texas’ current
string of eight straight champion
ships, TCU has shared the title
with the Longhorns three times
but the Frogs have not been able
to displace Texas as the SWC
representative in the NCAA play
offs.
The TCU hope is a slim one as
Texas moves into College Station
for two games Friday and one
Saturday against the Aggies,
while the Frogs follow the same
schedule in Houston against Rice.
TCU must sweep its three
games and Texas must lose its
three for the Frogs to break
through as the champions. Or
three Texas losses, two TCU vic
tories and a rainout would give
the Frogs their fourth title share
in nine seasons, but Texas would
still go to the NCAA tournament
by virtue of its three-game sweep
of the Frogs to open the confer
ence season.
It was entering that series that
Texas coach Cliff Gustafson made
a heady decision. His freshman
third baseman was performing
well afield, but hitting a puny
.200. Gustafson decided to stay
with him and “hope he hits a
little.”
The third baseman is Keith
Moreland and he didn’t hit a little,
after all. He hit a lot. Moreland
upped his average six percentage
points to .468 last weekend to
lead the SWC in batting for the
third straight week, drove in two
runs to hike his RBI lead to 19
and increased his conference-lead-
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ing hit total to 29. He’s tied for
the home run lead with four.
The two telling series this
weekend could be dominated by
the conference’s leading pitchers.
Texas’ Ron Roznovsky boasts a
6-0 record while freshman Rich
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kamp (2-0) and Bobby Falcon
(3-2), who has 56 strikeouts in
33 % innings.
Texas is chasing a long-stand
ing tradition in its quest for the
title. Longhorn teams have won
47 of the 57 previous SWC titles,
40 of them outright. And Gustaf
son has won four titles outright
and shared another in his five
years as Longhorn head coach.
Texas’ longest string of baseball
titles is 11, coming from 1943
through 1954, with no race being
held in 1944. The Longhorns have
other streaks of eight, seven and
six going—and they could all be
forgotten by the time Moreland
is a senior.
the team of Hardie and Tim Vann
defeated Texas’ Avery Rush and
Ron Touchon. Vann, undefeated
in conference matches this season,
did not enter the conference meet
and thus no defending champion
is back.
Among strong singles entries
this year are SMU’s Hardie (6-0),
UT’s Dan Nelson (5-2) and Hous
ton’s Lee Merry (5-1). In doubles
competition, Merry and Dale Og
den (3-1), Nelson and Graham
Whaling (5-2) and Hardie and
Joe Edles should be top contend
ers for the championship.
In golf team play, it appears
to be a tight race between defend
ing champion Texas and first
time eligible entrant Houston.
Houston won the SWC match-
play tourney last fall. The two
teams have met head-to-head
nine times this year and have
won every tourney entered be
tween them.
In their series this year Hous
ton has won the Match play, the
Houston Atoscocita, LSU, Border
Olympics, and the All-America,
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In last year’s meet, Texas
feated SMU by nine strokes
returns three members of
team in Ben Crenshaw, B
Buckman and Tony Pfaff. k
kansas was third followed lj
A&M, TCU, Tech, Baylor avl^ boar d
Ri ce * fcg increas
Individual favorites will be bjory costs
time NCAA champ Crenshaw aAe increas
Houston’s Bill Rogers who wiKce halls t
play in the same threesome ditUbnormally
ing competition. Eleven of k»ed an inc
spring’s top 20 finishers retanB’g board
including third-place Markin?* first qi
of SMU, sixth-place Pfaff aslcated an
three who tied for eighth whir.le index ri
are Buckman, Mark HuebingertlRl.S per i
SMU and Tommy Johnson ijlge has 1
A&M. Kf 15 per
Other top entries include iiiftasing of
Brodell of Arkansas; Jim Wortii next yea
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Brady Miller of Houston; Waml increase,
Chancellor of Texas; Clay Doiielrd rates
of A&M and Shane Fox ofledr
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ATTENTION VETKRANSU U
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MENCEMENT EXERCISES — All studnM
who are candidates for the degree of Ctrl
tor of Philosophy or Doctor of Edutal
are required to order hoods as well as I
Doctor’s caps and gowns. The hood* I
to be left at the University Exchange Stall
for delivery by a representative of the til
nge Store to the Registrar's Office n|
than 1 :00 p. m., Wedn
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student
year !_
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be eligible to purchase the Texu
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g, an undergrade®
must have at least one acadcrriif
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semester h
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be taken by the ring clerk starting Mam
26, 1973, and continuing through May l
1973. The rings will be returned to Ik*
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fore June 14, 1973. The ring clerk is 01
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