Page 14 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 1976
Coaches clinic opens; Astros win millennium
The 44th Annual Texas High
School Coaches Association clinic-
got underway this week with what
has become a familiar occur
rence. For the 14th consecutive
year, the registration record fell as
over 7,(X)() individuals signed up to
attend this year’s school.
Included amongst those numbers
is the Texas A&M coaching staff,
having departed for Houston last
Sunday.
The clinic will continue through
tomorrow, concluding with the high
school all-Star football game at 7:30
p.m. in the Astrodome.
The Agilies will have eight repre
isentatives in the contest, four each
on the North and South squads.
Playing for the Rebs will be David
Brothers of Seguin, Paul Hagerty
from Corpus Christi Carroll, Ken
Rollins from Bishop and Johnnie
Svatek from Wharton. The Yankee
squad will include Bryan’s Curtis
Dickey, Zach Guthrie of Tyler, Ed
Pustejovsky out of Spring Branch
and James Zachary from Midland.
The all-Star basketball game will
highlight tonight’s activities with the
tipoffat 7:30 p.m. in.Hofheinz Pavil
ion. Aggie recruit Steve Sylestine
(6-4) from Clear Lake is slated to play
for the South squad.
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Texas A&M’s football brochure is
now available at the Sports Informa
tion Office and local bookstores. The
centennial edition is 112 pages long
and includes facts, figures, statistics
and in-depth information on the Ag
gies and their 1976 opponents. The
booklet sells for $2.
• +#•%+++
Texas A&M fans got their first
glimpse of how a pair of former
standouts are faring in the pro ranks
this weekend. Ed Simon ini and
Garth Ten Napel both saw consider
able action as the pro football exhibi
tion wars were initiated. Simonini
played for the college all-Stars in
their rain-dominated efforts against
the world champion Pittsburgh
Steelers. Ten Napel debuted with
the Detroit Lions in the Hall of
Fame Game against the Denver
Broncos. Denver won the game
10-7. Simonini will report to the Bal
timore Colt training camp this week
for the first time. The ex-A&M
linebacking great was a third round
pick of the Colts.
The Aggies have received some
high acclaim thus lav by the pre-
season prognosticators. Street and
Smith’s magazine has the Aggies
rated 13th nationally while several
other college football magazines also
rank the Ags in the Top Twenty.
★★★★★★
One bit of irony out of the state
capitol. No University of Texas
athletes are reported to be on the
legislative payroll this summer,
perhaps due to the controversey
which surfaced last autumn. Appar
ently Texas legislators want to keep
their hands clean, after all, this is an
election year.
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During the ARC telecasts of the
XXI Olympiad, one should pay par
ticular attention to their features on
East European athletes. Many are
seen practicing their sport, but no
mention is made of their occupa
tions. The American commentators
have politely refused to mention the
subsidizing of these athletes by their
governments. Despite this fact, the
athletes are able to maintain an
amateur status. It’s fairly reasonable
to conclude that there is no version
of the NCAA behind the Iron Cur
tain.
******
The Astros played their l,(KM)th
game vwvder the roof of the As
trodome last Monday night, cele
brating the occasion succf| pai
with a 7-0 win over the SaA
Padres. Fittingly the win
winch
Larry Dierker, the onlyfi —
have survived MoustonsfJ*
pains. Dierker pitched a hii
to go along with his no-h
two weeks ago.
today
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