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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1975
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By MIKE BRUTON
Sports Editor
It’s spring football time again and
the sparks are flying on Kyle Field.
My eyes almost popped out when I
saw the first units, offense and de
fense, butting heads. It didn’t take
me long to figure out that this was the
most physical first day of spring
training since Emory Bellard be
came Head Coach at Texas A&M.
Bellard said in a press conference
Wednesday that
the teams need a
little extra con
tact this spring.
“Your progress
may not be spec
tacular and there
is a hesitancy to
do it (have con
tact) because
there’s a chance of injury, but we
feel we need to do it, because that’s
the kind of spring we need, ” com
mented Bellard.
Many people began to question
A&M’s killer instinct in some of
the games of the 1974 season, the
TCU game especially. But people
seem to forget the fanatical effort
that the Aggies displayed against
Texas Techjust a week earlier. After
performing at such a high pitch it’s
not unusual for a football team to hit
a low ebb. That is, if you call setting
a school record of minus 58 yards
rushing a low ebb.
The spring drills have already
offered an answer to all those who
feel that the Ags were too conser
vative offensively last year. With
the ground chewing, ball control T-
Bone offense last year the Aggies
didn’t have the high scoring games
that many fans expected. But Bel
lard and new offensive coordinator
Tom Wilson has fielded a wishbone
offense with I-formation variations
in the 1975 spring drills.
With the new “I-Bone” offense
the Maroon will be able to fully
utilize the speed of their backs
and receivers. This, of course, will
entail more passing. “We re going
to put a lot of emphasis on the
passing game this spring,’’remarked
Bellard.
Actually the T-Bone is still the
basic offense for the Aggies but
the added attacks will give the Ma
roon Machine versatility. Some
might argue that these varied at
tacks will cause confusion amongst
the players on execution and block
ing assignments. But Wilson has
already shown his coaching ability
as the Ag offense operated ade
quately smooth the first two days
of spring practice.
I’m not the only one who has
faith in the 1975 Aggies and Wil
son as one national poll has picked
A&M fifth in an early pre-season
vote.
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Ali will take the heavyweight
championship out of the theaters
and put into the nation’s living
rooms when he defends against Ron
Lyle on home television in May.
The fight is set for May 16 in Las
Vegas, Nev. and is scheduled to be
televised live on ABC. It will be the
first heavyweight championship
fight shown on home instead of
closed-circuit television since Joe
Ferns host
first annual
track meet
The first annual Texas A&M
Women’s Track and Field Invita
tional is scheduled for 9 a.m. Satur
day at Kyle Field. There will be
seven teams in the meet. Along with
the host Aggies other teams entered
in the meet are: Baylor, Sam Hous
ton, TCU, West Texas State, U.T.
Arlington and Tarleton State Uni
versity. :
A&M’s entrants by events are:
100 clash — Jamie Banner, Rita Kuntz, Mardi Alexan
der.
220 dash — Jane Weisenfelder, Jo Beth Greebon,
Margaret Wallace
440 dash — Marsha Mitchell, Carol Hemphill
880 run — Sharon Boyle, Carol Hemphill
Mile run — Sharon Boyle
100 meter hurdles — Debbie Wooten
440 relay — Maroon team (Marsha Mitchell, Debbie
Wootan, Rita Kuntz, Jamie Banner); White team
(Jane Weisenfelder, Margaret Wallace, Margaret
Alexander, Carol Hemphill)
880 relay — Maroon team (Jane Weisenfelder, Rita
Kuntz, Debbie Wootan, Marsha Mitchell);
White team (Jo Beth Greebon, Mardi Alexander,
Margaret Wallace, Carol Hemphill)
Shot put —Jen Nixon, Sandra Lyman, Lucy Neiman
Discus — Lucy Neiman, Sandra Lyman, Jen Nixon
Javelin — Jan Wynn, Sandra Lyman, Ruth Whiteley
Long jump — Margaret Grant, Jo Beth Greebon,
Margaret Alexander
High jump — Margaret Grant, Margaret Alexander
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As for the killer instinct: if they
didn’t have it Tuesday and yester
day as I watched practice I’d hate to
see them get riled.
★★★
The basketball game of the year is
set for a 6 p.m. tipoff at G. Rollie
White Coliseum this evening. The
Battalion Bumbling Basketeers will
take on the Aggieland Misfits in
their annual battle of student
journalists. There will be no ad
mission charges, everyone is in
vited. There will be a big party
afterwards; the location of the post
game activities will be announced
after the game. So, come on out
and see Yours Truly and other Batt
All-Americans bomb the Aggieland
out of the coliseum.
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CLUB SPORTS
Frazier stopped Ron Stander May
25, 1972.
Irwin Rosee, Lyle’s manager of
record, said he had talked with Bill
Daniels, Lyle’s business partner by
telephone in Denver and that “the
terms are agreeable and we will sign
a contract. ”
Rosee said Lyle would begin
training immediately.
A spokesman for Herbert
Muhammad, Ali’s manager, said in
Chicago “the fight is on, the money
is up.”
Ali reportedly will get $1 million
and Lyle $75,000.
Lyle, a 33-year-old ex-convict,
has been set to fight Ali in New York
March 24 but that fight fell through
and Ali fought Chuck Wepner on
that date in the Cleveland Col
iseum. Ali stopped Wepner in the
15th round. Madison Square Gar
den then said it hoped to land a Lyle
fight for June but any Lyle-Ali fight
seemed out of the question after
Lyle lost a 10-round decision to un
heralded Jimmy Young.
Speculation had been that Ali
would next fight European champ
ion Joe Bugner of Britain in June
and negotiations were underway.
Baseball coach
adds ballgame
to Ag schedule
Due to the rainouts during the
past couple of weeks the Aggies
have announced an addition to their
schedule.
Coach Tom Chandler announced
that the Aggies will meet Northeast
Louisiana in a doubleheader Mon
day, April 14 at 1 p. m. at Kyle Field.
The Texas A&M Sports Car Club
hosts a rally and motorcross over the
weekend.
The car rally will be run in park
ing lot 61 with plaques awarded to
the various winners. The Saturday
races begin at 10:00 a.m. and will
continue nearly five hours.
Sunday, the club sponsors an au
tocross with trophies and prizes for
the winners. Registration begins at
8:00 and the timed runs get under
way at 12:30 p.m. Helmets will be
required.
★★At
The Texas A&M Lacrosse team
hosts Dallas in a critical league this
Saturday.
The Aggies are 1-1 in league play
and need to win their two remaining
conference games to snare the title.
The A&M stickmen are a member of
the Southwest Lacrosse Associa
tion.
The A team action starts at 2:30
p.m. on the Memorial Student
Center drill field and the B team
plays at 11:00 a m.
★★★
The Texas A&M Weightlifting
team will send eight lifters to the
1975 National Collegiate Powerlift
ing Championships held at North
west Missouri State on April 5 and
6.
Weiskopf takes
3 stroke lead
in golf match
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) —
Tom Weiskopf mastered biting cold
and brutal, sometimes dangerous
winds with a stunning seven-
under-par 64 and assumed a three-
stroke lead Thursday in the first
round of the $225,000 Greater
Greensboro Open Golf Tourna
ment.
“One of the finest rounds of golf I
have ever played, Weiskopf said
after his impeccable effort in the
all-but-impossible conditions that
plagued the 6,643-yard Sedgefield
Country Club course.
Dave Hill, his skinny frame buf
feted by the gale-force winds, was in
second after a 67.
The only others able to break par
were Perry Leslie with a 68 and
Jerry Heard with a 70. Lee Trevino
struggled to a 71 and Johnny Miller
shot 72.
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The eight Aggies are Bruce
Campbell in the 114 lb. class, Stan
Peters, Larry O’Flinn in the 123 lb.
class, Doug Wood in the 132 lb.
class, Larry Cozart and Fred Schat-
tenberg in the 148 lb. class, Mike
Montalvo in the 165 lb. class and Al
Guidry in the 242 lb. class.
The Aggie weightlifters are rated
in the top five in the nation and the
team feels it has a good shot at the
national title. The Aggies have won
the last two State championships in
a row.
Thus far this year, the team has
won 23 individual trophies and one
team trophy, plus setting 26 State
teenage and collegiate records.
Cards rip
Astros with
big inning
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) —
Held to only three runs in two pre
vious meetings with Houston, the
St. Louis Cardinals erupted for
seven hits in the fourth inning
Thursday and walloped the Astros
10-5 in exhibition play.
Larry Dierker, trying to hold
onto a three-run lead, walked him
self into difficulty before Ed Brink-
man delivered a two-run single. An
error by Astros second baseman
Rob Andrews and two-run singles
from Bake McBride and Ted Size
more completed the rally.
Five of the seven runs charged to
Dierker were unearned.
Houston’s Cesar Cedeno ho-
mered off starter Claude Osteen in
the first inning and the Astros
moved to a 3-0 lead in the third on a
single by Skip Jutze, Andrews’ tri
ple and an RBI single by Cliff John
son.
Osteen permitted seven of
Houston’s nine hits as the Cards
improved their Grapefruit League
record to 11-15. Houston dropped
to 12-16.
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LOCAL GROUP STIRS CONTROVERSY
Not since former Aggie
Sweetheart Snow White was
discovered rooming with the
seven twisted little cretins has
so much controversy hit the
A&M Campus. Yesterday an
announcement was made
that traditional concepts of the
word Hero seem to have
changed. A group consisting
of patrons and employees of
Heroes Clothing Store
(Northgate) and KTAM Radio
1240 disc jockeys have been
seeking a new definition for
hero.
Heroes Clothing Store has
offered a $25.00 gift certifi
cate for the person submitting
the best definition of a Hero
prior to April 26. They have
also offered a certificate good
for $1.00 toward any purch
ase of $5.00 or more to every
person who enters a defini
tion. Big rewards for a little
help!
OPPOSITION
Opposition came from three
sources as the group threatens tradi
tional concepts by offering a list of
people who could suggest certain
qualities helpful in forming a definition
of a Hero. One complaint was from
students who felt that local leaders
and student leaders should have
been included in the lists and pic
tures. Another was from authorities
who requested that the planned in
clusion of local persons be omitted.
The third suggestion was that Patty
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MOTHER ♦ GOOSE
SONGS • AND • STORIES
Authorities suggest such controversial heroes as our beloved
Mother Goose.
Hearst might protest — or even sue
— over including her name as a pos
sible heroine.
We are prepared for a certain
amount of opposition as we seek a
definition that applies to today. If
Patty would like to drop in and discuss
her situation we will visit with her —
otherwise we will stand firm — martyr
— like — in the face of opposition.
Heroes has been long noted for its
interest in keeping contemporary
things available to the public—things
like Indian Imports, uncommonly de
signed casuals, and now... a search
for even more eyecatching concepts.
Drop in — we’ll offer you a lemon-
drop and whisper thoughts of local
heroes in your ear. We’ll tell you
things we cannot put in print — and
we’ll show you some interesting ways
to cover up your body. Every visit is
worth a buck — and if yours is the
selected definition the extra $25
could add to your new image! Listen
to the discussion on KTAM — read
about it in the Batt — or come on by
and get the word in person!
SUGGESTIONS
Kirk Douglas
Steve McQueen
The Man From Glad
Tarzan
Zorro
Lassie
ENTRY FORM
Will Attend Summer Session
• Yes No
Clothes for
Attach this form to definition. Submit by mail or in person by ij C rv^cO 9 LICDniMCC
Friday, April 25th. Winner to be announced April 26th. You need HtKwtlO & ri tKv/INtw
not be present to win. Decision of judges is final.
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