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By WAYNE NELSON
The 1977 edition of the Texas
A&M golf team kicks off its spring
schedule this weekend in Houston at
the Atascocita Invitational.
The Aggies will be represented
by Monte Schauer, Bobby Baker,
Jerry Orevaugh, Steve Whiteside,
Rusty Day and Ricky Jamieson.
The tournament this weekend is
the first of 12 that the Aggies will
play this spring, and coach Bob Ellis
is hopeful for this year’s team and
believes that it has great pos
sibilities.
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“We will be competitive this year
both in and out of the conference,”
Ellis said.
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“Our toughest competition in the
conference this year will probably
come from the University of Hous
ton,” Ellis said. “When you have 12
national championships under your
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to.”
Besides the University of Hous
ton and the University of Texas, the
Southwest Conference (SWC) has
not been known for it’s outstanding
golf programs. But, according to
Ellis this is beginning to change.
“If you look at the Southwest
Conference now as compared to the
other conferences around the na
tion, we had more overall strength
last year than many of the other
major conferences,” he said.
“Even though Oklahoma State
won the national championship last
year they were the only team out of
the Big Eight Conference to figure
in national competition,” Ellis said.
“The same goes for the Southeast
Conference with the University of
Georgia and the University of
Florida. In the Southwest Confer
ence last year we had three teams
that were in the top twenty of the
national standings at the end of the
season.”
After the Atascocita Invitational
this weekend the Aggies will travel
to Monterrey, Mexico on Feb. 8 to
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compete in the Pan American Uni
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“The course in Monterrey is
probably one of the finest we will
play this year,” Ellis said. “Our No.
1 man, Monte Schauer, played in a
tournament there this summer and
finished very well,” he added.
A&M also will travel to the Bor
der Olympics tourament in Laredo
this March. Ellis said this is one of
the nations more prestigious college
tournaments of the year.
These tournaments along with
others, lead to the most important
match of the year in the SWC. The
annual SWC tournament is to be
played in Tyler, April 20-23.
If the Aggies play well there, the
team could be invited to the Na
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa
tion (NCAA) tournament to be
played in Hamilton, N.Y., June
8-11.
A&M does not necessarily have to
fare well in the SWC tournament to
be invited to the NCAA tourna
ment.
“If we do well during the year
against the national powers and
then play poorly in the SWC tour
nament, we still stand a chance to
be invited to the NCAA,” Ellis said.
Football awards
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highlights of last fall’s Aggie football
season.
Aggie members of the 1976 All
Southwest Conference team and the
All America team will be honored.
Presentation of the Aggie Heart
Award will conclude the program.
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