^ Women’s Sports Association
Hold Organizational Meetings
1970.
As A&M’s Women’s Sports night at 6 p.m.
isoci&tion begins organizing
ddition t teams, hopes are high that the
ar iou8d, firls can duplicate or maybe bet-
Prograu ter last year’s many successes.
indirec|| “We feel we had a good year
'hout n ast year,” said Kay Don, co-
ponsor of the group. “We’re
ity’s Ik, ooking to be still better this
ower ati ear."
Girls are already working out
dder, ^ jn track and golf and the tennis
dent ftoj earn is practicing every day
rom 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
“It’s still not too late to join,”
laid Don. “Anyone interested
hould come to the tennis courts
bile we’re working out.”
The swimming team will hold
i organizational meeting to-
“We have big hopes for the
swimmers,” said Don. “We hope
to be able to send several girls to
the national meet.”
Last year’s swimmers finished
second in the state and qualified
five for the nationals but due to
financial problems only one was
able to attend.
The softball team will hold an
organizational meeting tonight
at 6 p.m. in G. Rollie White Coli
seum and the volleyballers will
organize Monday at 6 p.m., also
in G. Rollie.
“Anyone at all is welcome to
join,” said Don, “but the girls
should come dressed ready to par
ticipate.”
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Bryan Vikings Crack AP Top 10
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Baytown Sterling, a Class 4A
finalist last year, joined Gregory-
Portland, Friendswood, New Di
ana and Big Sandy Wednesday
as the top-ranked teams in The
Associated Press’ pre-season
schoolboy football poll.
Sterling, a surprise entry in
the 1972 state playoffs, marched
all the way to the finals before
losing to champion Odessa Per
mian in the Class 4A title game.
Galveston Ball, a 1972 quarter-
finalist, is in the runnerup spot
in Class 4A under the direction
of new head coach Bill Stages,
who came out of retirement to
direct the contenders.
Also expected to make a strong
run for the Class 4A crown will
be third rated Seguin, and fourth
ranked Austin Reagan.
The Bryan Vikings, second
place finishers in district 15-4A
last season, cracked the top 10
with 19 points.
Gregory-Portland, which ad
vanced to the quarterfinals in
1972, moved to the head of the
list prior to the 1973 season
openers with 1972 state finalists
Lewisville a close second in
Class 3A.
Other Class 3A competition for
Gregory-Portland will include
Cuero, No. 3; Silsbee, No. 4; and
Ennis, No. 5.
Frendswood, which lost in the
semifinals to eventual Class 2A
champion Boling last season,
comands the No. 1 spot in its
division and Paul Pewitt is sec
ond. Friendswood returns 16
starters including eight on of
fence and defense.
New Diana, which lost out in
the quarterfinals last season,
oves to the head of the Class in
Class 1A with 10 first place votes,
well ahead of runnerup Lorenzo.
Big Sandy and Celina, highly
ranked throughout last season,
start the new season ranked 1-2
in Class B. Defending champion
Chilton did not make the top 10
again.
Here is The Associated Press
Preseason schoolboy football poll
wtih first place votes in paren
theses and votes based on 10-9-8-
7-6-5-4-3-2-1:
Class 4A
1. Baytown Sterling
2. Galveston Ball
3. Seguin
4. Austin Reagan
5. Beaumont Hebert
6. Lubbock Monterey
7. Wichita Falls
8. Odessa
9. Port Arthur Lincoln
10. Bryan
(7)
108
(1)
79
75
(1)
65
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58
(1)
49
(1)
42
40
32
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Mustangs’ Harrison Fighting
To Regain Form After Injury
By DENNE H. FREEMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
DALLAS or) — A year ago
Kenny “The Flash” Harrison was
the hottest receiver in the South
west Conference and the only
freshman to make the All-SWC
first team.
Now, the sophomore from Beau
mont is trying desperately to
recover from a damaging knee
injury so he can be ready when
Southern Methodist starts the
1973 football campaign.
“I think I’ll be ready for at
least the conference opener
against Rice,” Harrison said
Wednesday. “But if I can’t go at
full speed I don’t want to go at
all. I might consider a redshirt
year.”
Harrison, who is down to 140
pounds spread on a 6-foot-l
frame, was injured during spring
practice when Coach Dave Smith
tried him at quarterback. Harri
son suffered ligament damage to
his left knee.
“I can lift 60 pounds of weight
but the rehabilitation has been
tough,” Harrison said. “It’s
lonely work and you’ve got to
put your mind to it.” ”
Harrison said, “I’m still afraid
to try to cut on the knee. I just
jog straight ahead on it.”
Harrison’s role as a receiver
was going to be sliced in half
this fall anyway because of new
Coach Dave Smith’s Wishbone-T
run-oriented atttack.
“I’ve always considered myself
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a team man. I would do any
thing to win,” said Haarrison. “I
don’t consider myself a selfish
player. I’m a poor blocker and
really need to work on that aspect
of the game. We’ll be running
the ball five to one this fall so
Pve got to work on it.”
The Mustangs have three out
standing players this year from
Beaumont-Harrison, All-SWC de
fensive tackle Louis Kelcher, and
hard-running Alvin Maxson.
Texas Tickets
Selling Fast
There are no more tickets in
the concrete stadium of Kyle
Field for the Thanksgiving Day
football game between Texas
A&M and Texas.
A&M Athletic Ticket Manager
Euleta Miller said Wednesday
that there are about 4,500 tickets
available for seats in folding
chairs on the track which en
circles the football playing field.
They are priced at $6 each and
are going rapidly.
Tickets also are gone for the
Aggies’ road trip to LSU.
There are tickets for the other
nine games. The Clemson and
Arkansas tickets are $7 each
while tickets to all other games
are $6 each.
Fans can buy tickets at the
windows in G. Rollie White Coli
seum from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
weekdays.
The Aggies open 1973 compe
tition a week from Saturday
(Sept. 15) against Wichita State
at Kyle Field. Kickoff for that
game is 7:30 p.m.
“There’s not much to do in
Beaumont but go to the pasture
and play football,” Harrison said.
“I guess that’s why so many good
players come out of there. You
see them playing sandlot football
all the time.”
Asked if he regretted the brief
fling at quarterback which caused
his injury Harrison said “No, I
wanted a shot at it. I came here
as a quarterback.”
Now all Harrison hopes is that
his knee will recover in time so
he can win back his old job.
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