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THE BATTALION THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977 Page 9 'ope for nationals Ag women track >aeli 1-' out to ’tartinj, 'gtraioj avefol ring Ilf, 'e datJ By CAROLYN BLOSSER Texas A&M’s women’s track a d will host six other universities I'd s ome 17 high schools in the exas A&M Relays at Kyle Field is‘Saturday. The University ot Texas, Hous- Sam Houston State, Stephen Austin, Southwest Texas State nd University of Oklahoma will be competing against A&M in the uni versity division. Bryan High School and A&M Consolidated will compete in the high school division. Running event prelims for the universities begin at 10 a.m., while high school running event prelims start at noon. Field event finals in the univer sity class start at 10 a.m. and high school field event finals begin at 11:30 a.m. Running event finals in both di visions get under way at 6 p.m. A&M Coach David Williams says he expects a close battle between A&M and the University of Texas for the meet championship. Texas is strongest in the relays Battalion photo by Carolyn Blosser Kyle Field. Six other universities will be competing against the Aggies. and distance runs, but A&M holds a definite advantage in the field events, Williams said. Comping in the field events for A&M Will b e Iris Tipton and Sandra Lyman (shot put, discus, javelin), Sammie Logan (shot put, discus) and Kim W a lk er (javelin). Jan Chesbro and Linda Cornelius will repf e Sent A&M in the high jump, and Sande Lambert and Cor nelius Will compete in the long jump. Cornelius is A&M’s best hope in the Sprints, Williams said. Her match-ui? against the University of Houston s Stephanie Brown in the 220-yard dash will be a key race, he said. The Aggies’ success in the dis tance runs will depend heavily on the performance of sophomore Martha Sartain. She holds A&M’s best times in the mile, two-mile and three-mile runs. The Aggies expect to do well in both the t\vo mile and 440-yard re lays. if it isn’t too windy Saturday, Coach Williams says his two mile relay tearri has a good chance of qualifying for Nationals. Running in the two mile relay for A&M will be Jackie Soward, Julie White, Tr e nda Burgess and Cathy Cocke. White, Cornelius, Cindy Bartlett and Sande Lambert will compete in the 440-yard relay. So far this season, five Aggies have qualified for Nationals: Linda Cornelius (long jump). Iris Tipton (shot put), Sandra Lyman (discus), Jan Chesbro (high jump) and Martha Sartain (three mile run). Coach Williams said he expects others will qualify for Nationals be fore the season is over. Next week the Aggies will travel to Norman, Okla. to compete in the University of Oklahoma Invitation al. occer team finishes \econd in tournament iThe Texas A&M soccer team took [cond place in the St. Mary’s In- [tational Soccer Tournament last eekend. I A&M beat American High School Mexico City on Friday, in the tst of their three games. Halfback |aul Oliver scored first for the Ag’s 10-yards out. After a foul, teve Mayer scored on a penalty ck to put the Ag’s up 2-0. The lexican team rallied in the second plf, but the final score was 2-1. On Saturday, the Ag’s lost to St. lary’s University 7-2. Down 4-0 at alftime, A&M’s goals came on enalty kicks by Mayer. This game as virtually the championship, ived Street by’s jemary) itill ',ift rters ;ed Wil ng Foci Fax. :o 7 PM since the other teams had lost at least one game apiece. The Ag’s rebounded from the dis appointing loss, and out-passed Trinity University 8-1 on Sunday, to take tournament second place. Goals were scored by Oliver, Mayer, Andy Case, David Harmon, Farhang Feshari, Auturo Wolf, and Scott Stucky with two. The tournament was the first for A&M this semester. In preparation, the Ag’s scrimmaged U of H, losing 1-0 on a penalty kick and beat Rice 3-1. 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