Page 6 THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1975
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Smith leads harriers
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Headed by South African Bruce
Smith, the Texas A&M Cross Coun
try team outpointed three rivals to
take first place in a quadrangular
meet in Baton Rouge Saturday.
The Aggies had the low score of
39 points to win the meet, their first
of the year. Alabama followed with
43 points while Houston and LSU
had 46 and 93 points.
The point system is based on one
point for first, two for second, three
for third and so on. There were 27
places in all. As a man places his
points are added to the overall team
score to determine the meet win-
Smith finished second in the
meet with a time of 20:06. Charles
Cottle and Kyle Heffner were
fourth and fifth with clockings that
were only a second apart. Cottle
came in at 20:18 and Heffner at
20:19.
Jacob Yemme was the fourth
Aggie in the top ten, finishing tenth
with a time of20:39. Manfred Kohrs
was eighteenth at 21:20, Lance
Mitchell twentieth at 21:46 and
Walter Jachimowicz twenty-first at
21:49.
“If you win the first one it means
you can’t lose them all, ’’joked assis
tant Track Coach Ted Nelson. “Ac
tually I was a little surprised that we
won. I did think that we would run
well. I thought at first that Houston
had won, and so did the Alabama
coach.
Nelson said that the victory was
“a compliment to our runners’ be
cause of the fast pace. Jachimowicz’s
time would have been fourth last
year. LSD’s Tom Duple, who won
the four-mile race two years ago
with a 20:45, was only 12 seconds off
that time this year hut could not
crack into the top ten finishers.
“Kyle (Heffner) really ran well.
The two guys I was the most pleas
antly surprised with were Kyle and
Cottle,’ said Nelson. Cottle is the
only senior on the cross country
squad.
One of the keys to winning in
cross country besides running well
is to group a team’s finishers as high
as possible so as to get as low score
and thereby force the opponent
down. “We have a good chantr
he a group running team," Nds*
said. “No one ran poorly Satini
The team roster is far from stlj
Nelson feels that freshmen Td
Wheeler and Tommy Glass have!
potential to contribute much to!
squad. “We’re going to be gelfc
better as our personnel coin
along, said Nelson.
A&M will travel to Houston
Oct. 4 to run in another four ten
meet against Rice, Texas and
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BACK TO SCHOOL
PORTRAIT SPECIAL
By LEE ROY LESCHPER
Battalion Staff Writer
Archers from Houston and Bryan
bowhunting clubs split top honors
in the Texas Broadhead Champion
ship Tournament last weekend.
The tourney, sponsored by the
Bryan-based Brazos Bowmen Field
Archery Club, drew 94 individual
and thirteen team entries, Brazos
Bowmen Treasurer Steve Mauritz
said.
on a rotating basis.
In conjunction with the
Broadhead Championship, Saun
ders Archery sponsored a Sako
Speed-Round archery contest Sun
day. Houstonian Earl Bateman, Sr.
added to his Broadhead Champion
ship honors by' topping about 100
speed-round contestants and win
ning the top share of over $1,500 in
archery equipment.
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Three men, Earl Bateman, Sr.;
John Ford, of Houston, and Brazos
Bowmen member Tim Burkner, of
Bryan, tied for first place in the
adult bowhunter event. Bateman
earned first-place honors during a
shoot-off round between the three,
with Burkner and Ford taking sec
ond and third places, respectively.
In the adult sight division, Dr.
Glenn Parker of Houston took first
place with a tournament-high score
of 217 out of280. Bryan realtor John
Culpepper won second place in the
event.
Both youth-class first-place win
ners were following in their fathers’
footsteps. Young Jack Culpepper
led the sight division and Earl
“Bubba” Bateman, Jr. earned top
bowhunter laurels.
The Houston team of John Ford,
Jodie Wolf, Mike McGarity and A.
A. Bethea combined scores
to garner the top team trophy, being
presented for the first time this year
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termine the exact time at which
Bubba Bean will become the
greatest all-time rusher in A&M
history. The prize will he two
tickets to the Cotton Bowl.
Contestants should put the
game, the quarter, the minute,
and the second they suspect
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Bean needs 381 yards to
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