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WEDNESDAY, MAVJ.tt
SWC meet right around corner
Tracksters journey to Meet of Champions
By PAUL McGRATH
Managing Editor
A token squad of Aggie tracksters
will journey to Houston this Satur
day to pit their talents in the Meet of
Champions.
The meet will be held in some
what delapidated Jeppesen
Stadium. The prelims will begin at 3
p.m. and the finals at 7 p.m.
Coach Charles Thomas will be at
the high school track meet in Austin
for recruiting purposes as about a
dozen of his charges compete in the
Houston meet.
Chuck Butler and Horace Grant
will run in the open quarter. Butler
will also compete in the 220 and
Grant will try to qualify for the con
ference meet in the half mile.
Charles Dawson is scheduled to go
in the 100-yard dash and Bruce
Smith will try his luck in the six
mile.
Mike Williams and Richard
McGilvary will take on the 120-yard
high hurdles. Field event-wise, Pat
Ruehle will try to vault the high bar
and Bill Newton, despite a sore
arm, will try to throw the javelin.
Lynn Byrd and Don Riggs are
signed up for the high jump.
The Aggies still have a small in
jury problem with Jacob Yemme
still hurting and Gerald D’Ambrosio
designated as doubtful. D’Ambrosio
possibly may run the century in
Houston this weekend.
Thomas is in the midst of getting
all of his people situated for confer
ence. Five Aggies have qualified for
220 and only one in the 100. Thomas
says it has become a problem to get
the maximum number possible
qualified for the SWC title meet.
A&M has signed five recruits in
cluding former Aggie hurdler Craig
McPhail who has re-transferred
from Ranger Junior College. Three
half milers are among the quintet.
Walter Jachimowicz was the 880
state champ in Virginia and Tommy
Glass of Odessa was the top Texas
half miler. South African Tony
Wheeler also specializes in the 880
and the quarter as well.
The fifth signee is Curtis Collier
from El Paso. Collier is a top-notch
hurdler and can also run on the re
lays.
Thomas has only six scholarslii[j
to handout as the team can on!,
have a total of 23 scholarship athele
participating.
The Aggies will unite tobattletk
Baylor Bears in a Dual meet Mai
15, their last meet before the SWC
contest in Lubbock May 24.
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Club Sports
The TAMU motorcycle dubi»|
hold its last meeting oftheyearto.
night at 7:30.
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the semester. The end of the semes
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Department will hold its sixth an
nual tennis tournament on June2],
28 and 29.
Entries are being accepted un
rks
p.m. May 30 at the Parks and Re
creation office at the comer ofAl
kins and Fountain streets. Entnfee
is $2.25 per person per event.
The TEXAS A&M TAE KWON
DO CLUB has finished its spring
semester competition schedule.il
started on February 1 with the
March Gras Nationals and ended
last Saturday, April 26, with Tlie
South Texas United Karate Com
petition.
The following is a list of all tour
naments and awards won by the
team members:
February 1, 1975
New Orleans
Charlie Senning, 1st Place Broun
Belt
Mickey Moore, 2nd Place Broun
Belt
February 8, 1975
Dallas
Steve Powell, 2nd Black Belt Form
Charlie Senning 3rd Brown Bdt
March 15, 1975
Waco
Jim Shiner, Charlie Senning
and Mickey Moore-1975 Texas
Intercollegiate Team Champions
April 5, 1975
Waco
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Jim Shiner, 2nd Place Black Belt
Steve Powell, 4th Place Black Bell
Mickey Moore, 4th Place Broun
Belt
The Club will be starting its
Summer competition on May 31 in
Ft. Worth. Summer classes in Ka
rate will start June 9.
QB Jeffrey
in coaches
All-star tilt
LUBBOCK — Baylor’s Grant
Teaff will have one more opportun
ity to coach the quarterback who led
his Bears to their first conference
crown in 50 years.
Neal Jeffrey, a three-year starter
at Baylor who became a familiar face
to football fans throughout the coun
try, announced Saturday that be
will play for Teaff s West team intbe
15th annual Coaches All-America
Football Game scheduled in Texas
Tech’s Jones Stadium.
The 6-1, 180-pound field general
hit on 100 of 181 passes for 1,411
yards and eight touchdowns during
the 1974 campaign. He was named
All-Southwest Conference and was
the winner of the coveted Kern Tips
Memorial Award.
Coach Steve Sloan’s East team
also added two outstanding perfor
mers Saturday when Michigans
two-time All-American safety David
Brown and Miami’s All-American
middle guard Rubin Carter said
they have signed to play in tbe
summer classic.
Brown, drafted by Pittsburgh in
the first round, returned 48 punts
for 531 yards to rank among the top
three in Michigan history. He had
212 tackles, broke up 21 passes and
intercepted nine during his three
seasons as a starter. The 6-1,
188-pounder served as co-captain of
the 1974 Michigan eleven.
Carter, a 6-2, 255-pounder, is
rated as one of the two greatest foot
ball players of all time at Miami (Ted
Hendricks was the other). He broke
virtually every defensive record in
the books at Miami. Carter made
306 tackles during his career. He
has 4.7 spefed in the 40 and is known
for his deadly tackling ability.
A total of 30 players for each team
will be named. The game, featuring
All-Americans from throughout the
country, is sponsored by the Ameri
can Football Coaches Association in
conjunction with the Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce and the
Lions Club who make up District
Two-Tk2 Lions International.
More than 40,000 fans are ex
pected for the annual tilt.
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