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By CISSY AUCLAIR
Sports Writer
There are presently a few people
here at Aggieland who insist on cl
inging to tradition, and still think
that the Athletic Department for
Women is a farce.
Or perhaps the idea comes just a
hair too near to their pocketbook?
Some of them know the basketball
team as some strange thing that they
came upon when they arrived early
at the men’s games. They were even
“kinda good.’’ Still, fewer know that
the softball team is second in the
state. And the swimmers are fast,
believe it or not.
Brenda Goldsmith is no farce.
She is on a golf scholarship at this
very college. Her handicap is one
and her lowest score is 68, with
which she won the San Antonio
Women’s City Title with in 1973. If
you still think it’s a farce, well, read
on.
Brenda began to play golf, at her
father’s suggestion when she was
12. He passed her talents on to a
pro, Harold Blaylock. Her coach at
A&M is Kitty Holly, and she
answered, “Everything”, when
asked what she expected of Brenda
this year.
Brenda is an Agronomy major,
who spends her leisure time raising
Doberman puppies, breaking her
’59 Chevy, shooting pool, and play
ing a bit of tennis. This year she
wants “to really concentrate on play
ing a lot of collegiate golf. I’ve set
my sight on the National Champ
ionship.
Brenda began playing golf in
competition while at MacArthur
High School in San Antonio, where
she won the first high school level
tournament ever held for girls in the
State of Texas. She took top honors
in the city tournament there in ’71,
73, and ’74. She was low-amateur at
the LPGA’s Alamo Classic in 1974.
Brenda was Junior Medalist in
Texas in 70, 71, and 72 and
Medalist in the State Publinx in
1971. In national competition she
has made her mark when she was a
semi-finalist in 73 and ’74 in the
Western Classic and a semi-finalist
in the Southern Classic in 74 and
’75. She tied for 25th in the Wo
men s U.S. Open in 1973. The Mex
ican Amateur has her as sixth in
1973. All of this together probabh
gave her the ranking of number 1
Junior in the United States in 1973.
While on tour this last year she
became one of the first women to
play on the Scottish course when
she qualified for the British
Amateur. She won the Lady Cardi
nal at Lamar Tech. That win was in
collegiate competition, as were the
two second places she won at the
University of Arkansas Open and in
the State Tournament at Lubbock.
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The hours that the recreational
facilities will be open have been es
tablished for this fall, according to
Dennis Corrington, director of in
tramurals. The time the facilities
will be open has been expanded to
allow more participation for stu
dents and staff.
DeWare Fieldhouse will be open
for recreational use 4 p.m. to mid
night Monday through Friday, and
7:30 to midnight Saturday and Sun
day. In addition, the athletic weight
room located in DeWare Fiel
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through Friday. This facility con
tains a universal weight machine
and other conditioning equipment.
G. Rollie White will be open 4
p.m. to midnight Monday through
Friday, and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Satur
day and Sunday.
The Wofford Cain outdoor pool
will be open until Nov. 2, 3 p.m. to 6
p.m. Monday through Friday, and 1
p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sun
day. Students get in free with an
A&M ID card, faculty and staff
members are $1 per entry. Student
family passes are $10 and other fam
ily passes are $15. Single member
passes are $10.
Tennis courts are open 4 p.m. to
midnight Monday through Friday,
and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday.
Reservations for handball and
tennis courts may be made through
the intramural office by coming by
or calling 845-2624 from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. After 4 p.m. reservations for
handball courts can be made in
DeWare Fieldhouse. Tennis court
reservations after 4 p.m. can be
made at the tennis courts.
Equipment for recreational use
may be checked out with an A&M
ID at the Intramural off ice between
8 a.m. and 4 p.m., in DeWare Fiel-
Soccer team’s
first meeting held
The TAMU Soccer Club held its
first meeting of the 1975 season last
night in the Rudder Tower. Presi
dent Jim Davis outlined the club’s
functions and organizational make
up at the outset. The club also ex
pressed a need for finding a faculty
advisor. Any member of TAMU s
faculty who would like to sponsor
the A&M Soccer Club should con
tact either Jim Davis, President; or
Dan Byerley, vice-president.
The Soccer Club will field three
teams this year. The team is a
member of the Intercollegiate Soc-
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cer League. Some of the top players
on this year’s squad include Davis,
Ricardo Schwarz, John Higgins, and
Rafael Guerra.
Last season the soccer team had
an overall record of 8 wins, 6 losses,
and 4 ties. Some of the teams on this
year’s schedule include Stephen F.
Austin University in Nacogdoches,
Rice University, the University of
Houston, and Lamar University of
Beaumont.
Horns lose
Ivey Sober
Associated Press
The Texas Longhorns gained
a halfback but lost another
Thursday as a steady drizzle
cooled off practice at Memorial
Stadium in Austin.
Joe Aboussie returned to prac
tice after a week’s bout with a
pulled muscle but Ivey Sober
will be cut from four to six weeks
with a hairline fracture of an ank
le.
dhouse between 4 p.m. and 10p. m.
A current A&M ID card is required
to use recreational facilities, and
each student or staff member is al
lowed one guest.
Giants
knock
Astros
Associated Press
HOUSTON —John Montefusco
notched his third straight victory
with ninth-inning relief help and
Steve Ontiveros and Bobby Mnicer
each knocked in a run Thursday
night as the San Francisco Giants
nudged the Houston Astros 2-1.
Montefusco, 13-7, struck out
eight Astros, giving him a total of46
in the last four games, winning a
tight duel from veteran Larry
Dierker. He needed last-out relief
help from Randy Moffitt after giving
up a run-scoring single to Ken Bos
well and loading the bases with two
out.
Dierker, 13-14, matched Mon
tefusco until the seventh inning
when singles by Gary Matthews and
Willie Montanez and a fielder’s
choice set the stage for Ontiveros
sacrifice fly to left.
A triple by Derrel Thomas and a
single by Bobby Murcer gave the
Giants their winning run in the
eighth.
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trip includes
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new Orleans-LSU game
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