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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1975
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Baseballers receive playoff call
By DAVID WALKER
Staff Sports Writer
If you want to talk to the Texas
Aggie baseball team next week try
calling them in Provo, Utah or
Tempe, Arizona or Oklahoma City
or Greeley, Colorado or ... .
The Aggies got that long awaited
call Monday from the NCAA telling
them that they had made the
playoffs for the first time since 1964.
The playoff site is undetermined
and will stay as such until early next
announces another season of outstanding
musical events
THE PENNSYLVANIA BALLET - Tuesday, November 11, 1975
MARILYN HORNE, SOPRANO - Thursday, November 20, 1975
THE HOUSTON SYMPHONY with THE SINGING CADETS - Monday, February 2, 1976
MAZOWSZE POLISH SONG AND DANCE COMPANY - Tuesday, March 2, 1976
VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY, PIANIST - Tuesday, March 9, 1976
THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA - Wednesday, April 28, 1976
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week. All sites will be determined
when all of the playoff teams are
decided.
The Aggies have waited for 16
days for the bid that will send them
into the 1975 playoffs.
Some people are worried about
the Ags’ inactivity since the regular
season ended April 26, but Coach
Tom Chandler has done something
about that. He has scheduled five
games with the number eight
ranked team in the nation for this
weekend.
His Aggies travel to Edinburg
Friday to play nationally ranked Pan
American. The men from the south
are 56-4 on the season while the Ags
are 31-8.
While Pan Am is ranked eighth
the Aggies are ranked number 21 in
the nation. Only eight teams in the
nation have better records than the
Aggies.
While the playoff spot is certain
the rest is as much up in the air as
before. Several conference champ
ionships remain undecided and
until they are decided teams will not
be assigned regional playoff destina
tions.
Arizona State and Brigham Young
will battle for the WAC crown this
weekend while Oklahoma and Neb
raska are playing today for the Big 8
title. These two winners will have a
bearing on where the Ags go.
Usually the NCAA would send a
team to the regional closest to their
home. If this is the case the Aggies
would go to Oklahoma City, right,
maybe so but maybe not.
This all depends on who else gets
picked for the 32 team tournament.
Not all teams were picked Monday.
The rest of the teams will be picked
Prairie View prof
tours Red China
PRAIRIE VIEW — A Prairie
View A&M University instructor,
better known for her track exploits,
leaves Monday for an 18-day good :
will tour of China which will include
clinics to help the Chinese prepare
for the next Olympiad.
Debra Sapenter, who just
graduated from PVAMU, is in her
first year of teaching. At her alma
mater, she is instructing freshman
English.
She will be in a contingent of
about 100 on the good-will trip
sponsored by the Amateur Athletic
Union.
Nearly two-thirds of the group
are athletes who will conduct clinics
in which they will demonstrate
techniques for improving track and
field competitors. The Chinese are
seeking to hone the edge of their
tracksters before the next interna
tional Olympiad.
Ms. Sapenter, this past year’sj
outstanding athlete of the Gulf
Coast AAU affiliate, reports the trip
will include five-day stops in Shan
ghai, Canton, and Peking.
During their stays they will fit in
sight-seeing, exhibitions and meet
ings with Chinese and American of
ficials around the clinics.
Originally from Virginia and the
daughter of a military family, Ms.
Sapenter ran an American record in
her specialty of the quarter-mile at
the Outdoor Women’s National
Championships. Her time was 52.2.
It was also a world standard for the
440.
She was chosen outstanding ath
lete of that meet and has been on
teams competing in Italy, Russia
and Africa. Closer to home, she has
run against Russian competitors at
the Durham and Richmond con
tests.
Ag grid coach
local QB club
feature speaker
DEBRA SAPENTER
Texas A&M football coach Emory
Bollard will be the featured speaker
next Monday night when the
Bryan-College Station Aggie Quar
terback Club stages its spring meet
ing at the K.C. Hall.
QB Club Buzz Syptak, in an
nouncing the meeting, urged all
present members to bring a pros
pective new member to the meeting
which will start with a social hour at
6:30 p.m. There will be a catered
meal at 7:30 p.m., followed by the
program.
Indy drivers
test setups
in practice
The K.C. Hall is located at
Groesbeck and Palasota streets in
Bryan.
Bellard will review spring football
training and present an outlook for
the 1975 Aggie season.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) —-
Four former winners were among
drivers who took advantage of a
slack practice period Monday to test
raceday setups for the 59th In
dianapolis 500-mile auto race May
25.
Leading the parade were Gordon
Johncock, Phoenix, Ariz., who got
his bright red racer to a speed of
191.816 miles per hour, and pole
winner AJ. Foyt, Houston. Foyt
circled the 2 1 /6-miIe oval about 20
times at nearly 190 miles per hour
while checking fuel consumption
and handling.
Ten of the 16 cars which made
appearances on the track were dri
ven by men who qualified last
Saturday or Sunday when 28
machines made the tentative start
ing field. Foyt was tops at nearly 194
miles per hour.
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next week when all assignments are
made.
The only regional that is filled is
the Midwest regional. The Midwest
regional will be played at Arlington,
Texas with Southwest Conference
champion Texas, Pan American,
South Alabama and the Southland
conference winner.
So while the Ags wait for travel
plans for their regional trip they will
try to break some school records this
weekend at Pan Am.
Hoot Gibson will try to become
the winningest pitcher in a single
season for the Ags. His nine wins
ties the most wins ever by an Aggie
pitcher in a season.
The Aggies can also break the re-
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1971 and 1974 Aggies won 31
games.
The two teams will play live
games. There will be a twi-niglt
doubleheader Friday and Saturday
starting at 6 p.m. and a single game
at 1 p.m. on Sunday. Fridaynigll
has been named Aggie night will
two Aggies getting in for the priced
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