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sports
Wrestlers win state meet
By PAUL ARNETT
Battalion Sports Editor
Way up in Wyoming the sport is
called grappling with your
neighbor. Due east of Curt Gowdy’s
state in Indiana it’s called wrestlin’.
Down here in Texas we pronounce
it rasslin’.
But a rose by any other name
would smell as sweet, and for the
Texas Aggie wrestling team every
thing was coming up roses this past
weekend in DeWare Field House.
The Aggies, scoring 106 points,
won the state wrestling cham
pionship. North Texas State finished
second with 58.5 points, Texas at El
Paso finished third with 44.5 points,
Texas Tech placed fourth with 44
points and defending champion
Richland College finished the tour
nament in fifth place with 43 points.
Rounding out the rest of the 10-
team field was Southwest Texas
State finishing sixth with 40.5
points, then Texas Southern with
6.5 points, TCU with three points,
Stephen F. Austin with 2.5 points
and the University of Texas with no
points.
The A&M wrestling team was as
sured a victory before the finals
even began. The Aggies had eight
wrestlers in the final 10 events,
winning seven of the matches.
“With seven champions 1 can’t be
too disappointed,’’ wrestling coach
Larry Cannell said. “To be honest
there was no way I would have
thought we could have done this
well. But the kids have been wrestl
ing well all year, and we’ve always
had what it takes to win in crucial
situations.’’
The first Aggie victory came in
the 118-pound class. In the main
event Bill Kaelvey of A&M defeated
Van Arsdale of Texas at El Paso 8-0.
Zane Smith of A&M pinned his op
ponent Larry Coding of Southwest
Texas in the 126-pound division.
Other A&M winners were John
Sweatt in the 142-pound class. Bill
Schlittler in the 158-pound class.
Bob Santini in the 167-pound class
and Blake Purcell in the 177-pound
class. He pinned his opponent in
the final period.
The Ags also claimed a victory in
the heavyweight bout. Curt
Templet of A&M defeated Gerald
McKinnon of Southwest Texas 4-2.
The lone setback for the Aggies was
Larry Johnson’s loss to Barry Hyder
of North Texas State 9-1. Hyder was
named the most valuable wrestler of
the three-day tourney.
It was the last tournament of the
year for the A&M wrestlers. But the
tournament spells victory for the
Aggies, no matter how it’s pro
nounced.
A&M heavyweight wrestler Curt Templet meet scoring 106 points. North Texas State!
defeats Gerald McKinnon of Southwest Texas finished second with 58.5. I
4-2. The Aggie wrestling team won the state Battalion photo by Pat oma]
Coogs, Irish in tourne
United Press International
HOUSTON — University of
Houston coach Guy Lewis savors his
team’s victory over Notre Dame in
1965 almost as much as beating the
Lew Alcindor UCLA Bruins.
“The UCLA gaine will always be
the biggest, to me,” Lewis said of
Houston s 1968 victory before
52,693 persons in the Astrodome.
“But beating Notre Dame after they
had beaten us earlier by 30 points
was a great one too.”
Lewis was experiencing deja vu
this week because his upstart
Cougars are returning to the NCAA
championship tournament for the
first time in five seasons. Houston,
25-7, meets Notre Dame, 19-6, in
the first game of the Midwest Re
gional Sunday.
“One good thing about playing
Notre Dame,” Lewis said. “We
have a good chance of being on TV.
There are, however, numerous
aspects of playing the Fighting Irish
which concern the Houston coach.
Thi s season Notre Dame played
nine teams which advancedl
NCAA tournament. Houston
one.
“Once you get in the
anybody you get is going
good, Lewis said. “Say well
Louisville or DePaul. Thevew
teams.’’
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