1 THE BATTALION Tuesday, May 1, 1973 College Station, Texas Page 5 Cinder men Fair Well In Drake Relays By TED BORISKIE Assistant Sports Editor Scottie Jones tied a meet and school record and the mile relay COLLEGE GIRL there is a Shop for you! THE CLOTHES HOUSE 3801 E. 29th Just off University Dr. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 18 or over College trained men and women will be considered to supplement our present staff. These positions are full - time summer jobs. Searching for applicants who are dependable and who are hard workers. Ex cellent opportunities for top-earning during summer. Can earn • $135-$175 per week • Based on your produc tivity • LONG HAIR OKAY Excellent opportunities for advancement this summer and may continue to work on a part-time or full-time basis next fall. For appoint ment call (713) 227-6694. team improved its time by more than four seconds to highlight the A&M performances in the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa. Jones’ time of 13.5 seconds in the 120-yard high hurdles prelims tied Olympic champion and world record holder Rod Milburn’s rec ord set last year. Running against Milburn in the finals, Jones injured his leg and finished second with a 13.8 mark. Milburn retied his own record with another 13.5. Jones beat Milburn out of the blocks and was with him for the first half of the race. “I pulled my left hamstring over the sixth hurdle and lost my pull,” he explained. ‘T think I should have won, I really do,” he said. “I know I had some more in me, I just couldn’t get it out. “I’m mad because my leg gave out. I keep missing my opportun ities to win the big one.” Jones refuses to be content considered as a perennial second- place finisher to Milburn. “If I don’t think I’m in a class with him, I should quit,” he said. “I was really pleased with Scot- tie’s performance,” said Coach Charlie Thomas. “His leg is sore but it probably isn’t as bad as a lot of people seem to think it is. He should be running in Thursday’s meet (against Rice and Texas) in Austin.” The mile relay team of Harold Davis, Sommy Dierschke, Horace Grant and Doug Brodhead, ran 3:08.9, to finish second to Texas’ University Golf Course dosed The University golf course is now completely closed for reno vation, announced Management Services Director Howard Vestal. Vestal said nine holes are ten tatively scheduled to be reopened about the middle of the summer. The entire course was to have been closed in February, but nine holes were kept open in view of weather-caused delays in working on the portion closed initially. 3:06.4, the best collegiate time in the nation this year. This gives the Aggies the sec ond best time in the Southwest Conference this year, ahead of TCU’s 3:09.1, also set at Drake. The splits for the Aggies were Davis’ 48.1, Dierschke’s 46.9, Grant’s 46.3 and Brodhead’s 47.7. The Aggies’ two-mile relay team finished third behind Texas and Illinois with a time of 7:27.4. Running for A&M was Pat Brad ley, Davis, Willie Blackmon and Grant. A&M javelin thrower Bill New ton finished fifth with 219-6, his best throw of the season. With this throw, he now ranks third in the javelin in the SWC. Billy Porter ran a 9.6 in the 100 but failed to qualify. The 440-yard relay team also failed to qualify with a 41.4 time. Six SWC schools and North Texas State University sent in dividuals who did not qualify to go to Drake to a track meet held at Kyle Field Thursday. Marvin Mills was a double win ner in the pick-up meet, taking the 100 in 9.8 and the 220 in 21.4. His mark in the 220 is his best of the season and one of the tops in the SWC. Also winning for A&M with a season’s best was Harold Mc Mahan who pole vaulted 16-0. “McMahan is really beginning to come back into form,” said Thomas. “We expect points out of him in the SWC meet.” McMahan holds the A&M rec ord of 16-6 set in Kansas in 1971. His season’s best before Saturday was 15-0. Phil McGuire finished second while Ben Greathouse took a dis appointing third in the high jump, both clearing 6-5. Greathouse jumped 6-10 in the Astrodome at the beginning of the season. Craig Carter took second in the shot put with a toss of 52-7. BUSIER - JONES AGENCY HOME MORTGAGES INSURANCE FARM & HOME SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Home Office: Nevada, Mo. 3523 Texas Ave. (in Ridgecrest) 846-3708 Golf, Tennis Teams Suffer Sad Ends A&M’s golf and tennis seasons both came to disappointing ends in their respective SWC tourna ments in Austin last weekend. Bill Wright, the only Aggie to make it to the singles quarterfi nals in tennis, defeated Texas Tech star George Hammerick 7-6, 6-4, 6-4, only to lose to No. 2 seeded Lee Merry of Houston in the semifinals 6-3, 7-5. Wright and Bill Hoover were defeated in the doubles quarter finals by Texas’ Dan Nelson and Graham Whaling while teammates Dan Courson and Carter Lomax were eliminated by Texas’ Ron Touchon and Jim Bayliss. No. 1 seeded George Hardie of SMU walked off with the cham pionship by defeating Merry 7-6, 6-3 in a climatic finale Satur day. In the doubles, howevei*, Merry and Dale Ogden had no trouble at all in defeating Rice’s Emilio Montano and Gus Pellizzi 6-3, 6-3. The Houston pair never lost a set in winning four straight matches. Montano and Pellizzi’s defeat represented for the first time since the Owls had not won either the dual match competition singles or doubles crown in SWC play. Texas, led by superstar Ben Crenshaw, took the golf title for the second straight year and the third time in the past four. A&M’s Bill Schmidt and Tommy Johnson, both shooting 224, were 15 strokes off Crenshaw’s pace but only three strokes away from second. Other Aggie scores were Ran dy Tickner, 227; Clay Dozier, 231; and Paul Dieckert, 235. 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