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Tennis team prepares
for tournament in Waco
The Teia» AAr M tennis team is
preparing for the S.W C. Tourna
ment to he held Thursday through
Saturdax at the Sul Ross Courts in
Warn
This year the tournament has an
entireh new format with sis separate
singles tournaments matching the
Number 1 through the Sumner 6
players from each of the nine
schools
The Kbt M entries are number one
seed CJharle* Emley. numlier two
seed Tom Courson. followed by
Mari Silberman. Mike Moss. John
Kirw-an and Robin Baker
The doubles entries are Km-
les/Courson the number one seed,
Silberman kirwan the numlier two
seed and Moss/Baker the number
three seed
The Aggies are fresh off a shellack
ing in a dual meet with SMC The
score was 9-0
In the singles the .Aggies number
one seed. Charles Ernies. was de
feated by S M U. ’s number one seed
Das id Bohrnstedt, 6-3. 6-0 > The
closest match was between Chris
Delaney and the Aggies' Mike Moss
The score was 6-7. 7-6. 7-6
The doubles did not treat the Ag
gies any better TurpinA’ines of
S M V defeated the Aggies number
oik- team of Emlev/Courson. 6-3.
3-6. 6-2
The Aggi es will go into the
S W C. Tournament with a S W.C.
record of 2-5
Aggie women place second
THE BATTALION
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Pag* 9
Baylor wins track
By CAROLYN BLOSSER
»—di— Stott W riter
The Baylor Bears totally domi
nated the Texas Association of Inter
collegiate Athletics for Women
iTALA' Central Zone Meet here last
Saturday
The Bears scored an oserwhelm-
mg 105 points, compared to Aft M s
42 and Sam Houston State s 30
The multi-talented Suzi Snider,
who is also the number one play er on
Bay lor s women s hasketliall team,
controlled a monopoly in the field
esents, winning first in the shot put.
discus, and jaselin throw.
Sharon RoyTe was the workhorse
for the Aggies as she competed in
Aggie golfers ready
to go to SWC tourney
The Texas Aggie golf team, fresh
off a 13th place tie in the All-
American Intercollegiate In
vitational (AAll) golf tournament,
are preparing for the next S.W C.
tournament to In- held Friday and
Saturday at Waterwood National
Country Club. The club is located
east of Huntsville on Lake
Livingston
The club directors have scheduler!
a practice round on Thursday with 36
holes being played on Friday and 18
on Saturday
The Aggie entries are Monte
Schauer, Steve Whiteside. Bobby
Baker. Doug Ward. I^arry Corzycki
ami Busty Day.
Schauer was the Aggies' best
finisher in the AAII tournament, be
ing for 19th place His four-day total
of 298 was 18 strokes in back of win
ner Chip Beck of Georgia. Day was
onlv one stroke behind Schauer at
299
Other Aggie finishers were Bobby
Baker at 301, I^irry Corzy cki at 304
and Steve Whiteside at 309
Oklahoma State, shooting even
l>ar as a team, won the team totals at
1,152. AAcM’s four-day total was
1.202.
A most valuable player was not
named this year for the 1975-76
Texas A&M University basketball
team — three players share the title
Coach Shelby Metcalf presented
awards to Barry Dav is (6-6, 210), Ray
RolM-rts (6-4, 200' and Sonny Parker
(6-6, 195' for lieing selected as the
three most valuable players on the
Fightin Texas Aggie basketball
team.
The awards were presented at a
banquet that was held Friday night
in Houston's Hyatt Regency Hotel
Each memlier of the team was
presented with a team picture and
would have also received Southwest
(inference championship rings, but
the rings have not been delivered.
The staff and close affiliates of the
Southwest Conference champs also
were presented with team pictures.
The voice of Aggie basketball,
Mike Mistovich. attended the affair
and did not approach the mi
crophone except to receive the pic
ture which Metcalf presented to the
sports announcer.
The evening went smoothly ex
cept for the loud music which came
from a rock band playing in the adja
cent ballroom When Emory Bellard
approached the podium and began
to speak, he said that he did not
know- whether he should talk or
dance.
Dr. Shelby Metcalf told how-
tough it is to be a champ. He told the
crowd that if a person is to be in
command out in the world, he must
also be in command at home.
"And I want you to know that 1
have breakfast in lied every morn
ing," Metcalf said.
"Of course I have to cook it my
self... but...”
fivefieki events, taking two firsts and
qualifying in four events for the state
meet
Boyle won the two-mile and
three-mile runs with times of
12.47.49 and 2639.65. respectively
She won second plate in the mile run
with a time of 5 57 54, while her
jump of 3-8 also won second in tlie
high jump
Sandra Lyman captured second in
the shot put with a throw of 37-10
3 4. and third in the discus with
126-3
Darcey Ehmann s throw of 131-9
won second in the discus, w hile her
effort of .34-9 was good for third in the
shot nut
Debbie Timmons clocked 1:14.67
to win second in the 400-meter hur
dles. while Martha Sartain ran the
880-yard dash in 2 30 57 to take
third
Kay Kings berry finished third in
the mile nin with a time of 6 35.16.
The team of Kingsberry . Lyman.
Ehmann, and Diane McCrady
finished the two-mile relay in
12 49 46 to take second
The top three finishers in each
event, plus any other athlete who
made the state qualifying standard,
qualified for the state meet to lie
held here at Kyle Field April 30.
Camp Champions
from Marble Falls,
Texas
Will interview on
April 22 from 1-3
Please contact Placement Office
lor further information.
drive
Three players share MVP honors
for efforts on basketball team
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