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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1977
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Injuries plague A&M swimmers
By Glen Johnson
Injuries seem to be an important
factor in the outcome of the men’s
swimmimg team at Texas A&M
University this season. Although
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the injuries are few, they have befal
len some of the best members of the
team.
First, junior Bob Leland was put
out of action with a broken wrist.
Steve Spicer, a promising new
water polo player, has been dor
mant with persistent ear infections.
Bill Sammons, the team’s leading
springboard diver, lost valuable
points in the University of Texas
meet due to a pulled muscle in his
back.
Now, sophomore Roger Lien, the
team’s top long distance freestyle
swimmer, is indefinitely out of
competition with traumatic arthritis
in his left elbow.
Lien holds A&M records in the
1,650-, 1,000- and 500-yard free
style.
“Traumatic arthritis is not what
most people think said Dr. H. D.
Lagan, the athletic physician. In
Roger’s case it was caused by over
use of the arm and resulted from a
type of trauma or strain. It is an in
flammation caused by an injury of
some kind. Lagan said.
“We don’t know how long he’ll be
out,” head coach Dennis Fosdick
said Friday. “We were hoping he
would be alright by this weekend,
but he isn’t.”
“Now we just hope that he’ll be
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able to compete in the conference
play-offs,” Fosdick said.
Lien’s elbow started hurting on
Feb. 1, after workouts at which he
apparently strained the joint in an
arm exercise known as pulling, he
said. He decided to get a check-up
after the motion in his arm became
limited .
Lien does not complain of much
pain, however, his arm is wrapped
and he is taking medication along
with whirlpool and heat treatments.
He is not practicing now so his
elbow stays rested.
“I hope to be back by next
weekend,” Lien said. “I’m going to
try to swim anyway, even though it
might hurt it worse.”
bly cause a perpetuating si)
he said.
Lien’s absence from com]
could hurt the team's sti
the conference, because
only outstanding freestyle s»i
on the team, Fosdick said.
Bruce Hoak, alsoasophoi
progressing with improvedfcl
the long-distance freestyle
but he still lacks experience
ing to Fosdick.
Hoak did well in the meet!
against the University of Hi
bringing a third in the 1,1
freestyle, however, a finij
needed badly.
According to Dr. Lagan, if Lien
swims now, it will just keep the
elbow aggravated. The very activity
that caused the injury would proba-
“We really have nohopei:p nl|)
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men out,” Fosdick said. “Liei h
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