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MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1977
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Thurmond honored
Texas A&M pitcher Mark Thur-
ond was was named to the Ameri-
m Association of Coaches’ 1977
l-America third team.
Thurmond, who ended the sea-
with a 10-2 record and a 1.90
imed run average was the only
VnaTimeiij, ember of A&M’s Southwest Con-
rence winning team to obtain all-
merica status.
The Aggie sophomore was 10-0
iiring the regular season, before
sing to Baylor and Michigan in the
liege playoffs. At one point,
hurmond’s 1.06 ERA ranked
nongst national leaders before it
illooned in post-season play.
Thurmond is currently pitching
r an American collegiate all-star
am which is touring Japan this
miner.
Baylor’s Steve Macko was named
i the Coaches’ first team. The
ear’s stellar shortstop hit for a
127 average while slugging six
ome runs and collecting 43 runs
atted in.
The Coaches’ first team carries a
itting average of .424 while the
to pitchers have a combined rec
ti of 25-1.
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shby was the only SWC player
onored, being named to the
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national record last year with a
1:39.4 clocking.
She also ran on Eastern Hills’
440-yard relay unit which owns a
faster time than the current Texas
A&M record for the event.
Williams hopes Porter will aid his
squad primarily in the relays.
“Linda is an excellent relay run
ner and she will give us some
strength in the sprints also,’’
Williams said.
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There are no more general public
ets available at Texas A&M for
Texas Tech game this fall.
The Aggies will play the Red
ers on Sept. 24 in Lubbock’s
Stadium for the third game of
season.
General public tickets on sale in
ubbock and Texas A&M student
kets are still available.
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Texas A&M Women’s Track
oach Dave Williams, advancing
ell in the recruiting department as
late, added another prospect to
team.
Williams signed Fort Worth
:ern Hills sprinter Linda Porter
stweek. Porter ran on her school’s
l-yard relay team which set the
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heard of a highjumper who is less
than six feet tall.
Obtaining Brown’s signature
means the Longhorns now have
three jumpers who have cleared
seven feet. The Longhorns will also
have back for next spring Terry
Davenport and Bob Keith.
While University of Texas Track
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cruiting of foreign athletes in the
Sports
shorts
papers, he recently signed a pair of
foreigners to scholarships.
Seventeen-year-old Don Heu-
ghan of Ontario, Canada will come
to Texas after winning the 880-
yard run at the International Prep
Invitational. Heughan’s time was
1:48.7, six-tenths of a second off
the Southwest Conference record.
Price also signed Jamaican Den
nis Henry, 18, who has run the
quarter mile in 46.8 seconds.
Actually, Price is not against all
foreign athletes, just those he terms
“overage”— meaning those who are
three or more years older than
American athletes. Thus, his two
recruits do not fall in that category.
Texas also signed high jumper
Kelvin Brown from Dade South
Junior College in Miami, Fla.
Brown won the national junior col
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Twelve teams which received
post-season bowl bids will grace the
schedules of Southwest Conference
teams this fall.
The Arkansas Razorbacks will
play Tangerine Bowl winner Okla
homa State and Independence Bowl
loser Tulsa.
Baylor will have to face Peach
Bowl winner Kentucky and Astro-
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Houston will play bowl losers,
Penn State, which lost in the Gator
Bowl, and Liberty Bowl victim
UCLA.
Rose Bowl loser Michigan will
host Texas A&M while Rose Bowl
winner USC will play host to TCU
this fall.
Florida, which the Aggies de
feated in the Sun Bowl, will visit
Rice Stadium as guests of the Owls.
Orange Bowl champ Ohio State
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annual grudge meeting.
This season’s SWC foes carry a
composite winning percentage of
.573 and five opponents ranked in
the Top 10 at the end of the season.
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