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Page 8 THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1975 A&M finishes Longhorns, Coogs tie for SWC golf crown By MIKE BRUTON Sports Editor LUBBOCK, Tex. — After trail ing Texas by five strokes Friday, the Houston Cougars led by Keith Fergus came back Saturday to tie the Longhorns at 859 to earn a share of the Southwest Confer ence golf team championship. At the end of 27 holes Texas led the pack at 424 behind the fine shooting of Lance Ten Broeck, who tallied a six-under par 66 for the initial 18 holes. Ten Broeck and teammate Tim Wilson finished tied at the top after the first day with identical 104\s. Trailing them by one stroke were Robert Hoyt of Houston and Tech s Danny Walters. Houston ended Friday s com petition with a 429, followed by SMU (434), Tech (435), Rice (439) and Arkansas (449). The Aggies got a bad start and did not fare well on the front 27 holes. The A&M golfers found themselves in seventh place after the first day at 456, with TCU and Baylor bring ing up the rear with 465 and 466 respectively. A&M coach Bob Ellis said the Ag golfers didn’t hit the ball well on the first half of the tourney, but that he was confident that Longhorns take 4th track crown (continued from page 7) right, we re not losing too many people, he added. Shot I'nt—I. Dan.i la Dnc. Texas. Ki 214.2. Paul White, Arkansas, ofi 1'4. 3, Jim McGoldrick. Texas, 52 10‘'i 4, Brent Cerinuer. Bice, 51 4 , 4. 5, Steve lloerster. Bice, 50 4. 0, Chuck Drtien. Texas Tech. 50 2 , a 1 huh Jump 1,1a nn B\rtl, Texas A&M, 6 10 2, (tie) ke\ in Delaorev. Ba\ lor, and Bi n ant lluckahax. Texas Tech. OS. 4. Can Kater, Bavlor, OS. 0, David Piland. Bailor, 0 0 (Byrd won on a jump off). 140 Belax: I. TCT. Clenn Norris. Sam MeKinnex, Phil Delancx. Bill Collins, 40.0 seconds. 2, Houston, 40.1 3, Texas \6c.M 40.1. 4. Bax lor, 40.2. 5. Texas. 40.4 0. Bice. 40.5 Mile: I. John Craig. Pexas. 4:000. 2. Jell Wells. Bice. 4.00. I. 3, Bandx Melancon. Arkansas. 4 (Hi.2. 4, Mark I reeman. Texas Tech. 4:07.4. 5. Paul Craig, Texas. 5:07.8. Manlred Kohrs. Texas A&M. 4:10.8. 120 High Hurdles: 1, Scottie Jones. Texas A&M. 13.7 seconds. 2. Shilton B.iker. Texas A&M. 13.8. 3, Curtis Isiaah. Bice. 13.9. 4. Ken Sxveat. TCT. 14.1. 5. Alox Jackson. Bax lor, 14 > t», Tim McCommon. Houston. 14.3. x 440: I. Tim Son, Baxlor. 40.3. 2. Mark Collins, Bax lor, 40. I 3, Dong Brodhead.'Texas A&M. 40.0. 4. Cerald Burl. SMI’. 47.0. 5. John Lee. Texas, 47.3. 0. Billx Jackson. 'Texas, 47.0. Pole Vault: I. Dux id Shepherd, Texas, 10 4. 2, Bandx Lexvis. Texas Tech, 10.4. 3. Don Lee, Texas, 10.4 4. Brad Blair, 'Texas A&M. 10 0 5, (tie) Pat Buehle. and Dax id Poterek, ImiIIi A&M. 10.0. |00 1. Bill Collins, TCC. 9.4. seconds. 2. Zoe Simpson. Bice, 9.5. 3, Oxerton Spence. Texas. 9.0. 4, Dirrx Jellerson. Houston. 9.7. 5. Charles Daxvson. \&M. 9.7. 0. Clen Norris. KT. 9.7. 880. 1, Null () Shaughnessy. Arkansas, 1:48.8. 2, Jose (iou/ale/. Houston, I 49 0 3. Phil McClendon. Baxlor. I 49.8 4. Mark Laxvless, Baxlor, 1:50.0. 5, Borx 'Trup. Bice. 1:51.3. 0. Luther Max s. 'Texas Tech, 1.5 L 7. Three Mile Bun—Jell Wells. Bice, 14:23 4. 2, Bandx Melancon, Arkansas. 14:23. <. 3. Jesse Mai* donado. Texas, 14:20.5. 4. Jell Dixon, EMI . 14:28.7. 5, Terrell Pendleton. Texas Tech. 14:30.4. 0. Stu Penn. Arkansas, 14:30.4 Mile Belax — Baxlor I'Tim Kon. Michael Carter, Stexe Land. Dark Collins) 3:7.5. 2. SMI’ 3:10.0. 3. "Texas 'Tech 3:12.0. 4. Arkansas. 3:12.4. 5, Texas L 12.9 0, A&M. 3:13.0. Point Totals. Texas 101. Baxlor 90, A&M 07. Bice 02. Arkansas 49. Tech 41, TCT’37. Houston 31. SMt" tliey would play better Saturday. And that they did as Bobby Baker shot a one-under par 71 for the final 18 holes. Bilker moved from 17th to 7th in the individual standings on his strong finish in Saturday’s competition. The Aggies moved into fifth place as a team, beating their Fri day performance by 16 strokes. While A&M was trying to make up for their slow start, Fergus, Hoyt and the Cougars were hot on Texas’ heels. Hoyt fired par for the last 18 holes as Fergus smoked the course with a 67. Ten Broeck finished the tour ney with top individual honors on a 71 for the final 18 holes. Team mate Wilson managed to stay one stroke behind at 212, tying Hoyt of Houston. Fergus was close behind at 213. The team totals had Houston and Texas tied at 859. SMU 875, Texas Tech 880, Rice 890, Texas A&M 896, Arkansas 918, Baylor 933 and TCU 936. Ellis commented that the Ag gies were a team of the future as he has a very young team. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Lance Ten Broeck, UT Robert Hoyt, UH Tim Wilson, UT Keith Fergus, UH Barton Goodwin, Rice Damn Walters, Tech Bobby Baker, A&M 66-74-71 - 211 71-69-72 69-72-71 212 212 74-72-67 - 213 72-72-71 - 215 70-71-74 - 215 74-71-71 - 216 Jim Stewart, UH Bobby Brow, UH Randy Simmons, UT Jim Diaqne, Rice Joe Hager, SMU Mark Triggs, SMU Steve Long, Tech Charles Adams, SMU Bob Mase, UT Brad Fahel, UH Van Gillen, UH Jell’Mitchell, Tech Mike Barge, SMU Mark DeBolt, SMU Larry Gorzycki, A&M Bob Baker, Ark Mike Unsell, SMU 71-74-72 - 217 71- 72-74 - 217 72- 72-73 - 217 72- 75-71 - 218 73- 74-71 - 218 73-72-73 - 218 70-77-71 - 218 70- 74-75 - 219 73-73-73 - 219 72- 74-74 - 220 73- 76-71 - 220 72- 74-74 - 220 73- 75-72 - 220 71- 78-73 - 222 71-79-73 - 223 75-76-73 - 224 75-7.3-77 - 225 Bob Ammon, Baylor Jim Mason, UT Bo Baumeister, Ark Dean Fikar, TCU Kent Wood, Tech Steve Whiteside, A&M Ernie Danner, Rice Peter Krause, Baylor Mark Johnson, Rice Rol>ert Ladd, Rice Clay Dozier, A&M Jobe Moss, Tech Monte Schauer, A&M J. P. Scott, UT Adrian Schjetnun, Rice John Conine, Tech Bill Murchison, TCU 72-76-77 - 225 74-76-75 - 225 71-79-76 - 226 74- 78-74 - 226 77-75-75 ■ 227 77- 78-72 - 227 78- 74-76 - 228 77-77-74 - 228 77- 74-78 - 229 75- 76-79 - 230 76- 79-75 - 230 78- 77-76 - 231 77- 80-74 - 231 80-75-76 - 231 76- 79-77 - 232 77- 79-77 - 233 78- 79-76 - 233 Rands Moore, Ark Bill Angler, Bay Al Pryor, A&M Duane Peterson, Has Kevin Grunewald, TCU Tom Barsainiau, Ark Mickes Wilson, TCU Jim Denuiston, Ark Stese Dresser, Bas Nick Ciachino, TCU Stes'e Erwin, Bas Bob Wilson, Bas Bob l-ong, TCU 74-794(1 - 23t 78-77-79 ■ 211 78- 79-77 • 231 79- 78-78 - 215 77- 80-80 - 237 78- 80-80 • 238 77-78-85 ■ 210 76-86-78 • 210 81- 81-83.215 82- 85-78 - 215 83- 824(0 - 215 86-81-82 - 219 80- 854(5 ■ '250 FINAL TEAM TOTALS Houston and Texas 859 (Tie), SMU 875; Tesas Tech 880 Rice 890, Texas A&M 896. ArUnsut 918. 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