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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1978
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that we have had. We are a non profit
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price for their used books. We operate on
a consignment basis meaning that you
can bring in any type or amount of books
that you have. Name your own price and
when the book sells we pay you cash.
We recommend that you sell your books
at 60-65% of retail. The book mart adds
on 25c to your price per book and uses
this to cover its expenses. Anything left
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By SEAN PETTY
Battalion Sports Staff
The Texas A&M men’s track team
competed in the Drake Relays
where it was cold and rainy, yet
they managed to run some hot
times.
The Aggies ran their best times of
the year in both the 400-meter relay
and 1,600-meter relay at Drake.
The team of Karl Figgs, Vernon
Pittman, Arthur Williams and Les
lie Kerr, won the 1,600-meter relay
in a time of 3:06.27.
The 400-meter relay team of
Charles Butler, Ray Brooks, Kerr
and Curtis Dickey placed second
with a time of 39.7
The 400-meter relay team ran its
best time of the season even with
Dickey running with a sore toe.
Dickey received the toe injury in
spring football and scratched him
self out of the 100-meter dash,
which he was favored to win.
The Aggies have the best time in
the Southwest Conference in both
relays. They are also ranked in the
top ten of the nation in both relays.
Aggie track coach Ted Nelson said
he was very pleased with the Aggies’
performance this week.
“The guys are running better than
I expected and I really feel good
about the Southwest Conference
meet in May. This is the strongest
we have been going into the Con
ference meet in a long time,” Nelson
said.
“Curtis wasn’t even running full
speed in the sprint relay,” he said.
Dickey will he ready for the confer
ence championship in May as will
hurdler, Mike Mosley.
Mosley sat out last week’s meet
recovering from the beatinghetuti
in spring football training.
Nelson said, ‘‘I was real!
with the way the men pt
Many of the guys improved ttJ
times and should be peaking by
conference meet.”
The Aggies will be running
Austin Thursday in a warmup
for the conference championship
“We will try and win the *
this week but we are not goingt
make any of the guys run iftheyfe,
a little sore or are just not ready]
run. Curtis will sit out and Me.-’
will run so that he can getafe
more practice and experienced
fore the big meet.
Experience is a big factor fori
Aggies. Many of the membersofi
team are freshmen and will bei»
ning in their first Southwest fij.
ference championship meet. He
are three members of the
meter relay team who are fresh
Williams, Pittman, and Kerr.Ti
members of the 400-meter tel
team are first-year men: Mosley
Kerr.
Billy Busch, in both hurdle
and Randy Hall in the pole vaullj|
both freshmen.
The freshmen have comethn
for the Aggies this season,
them have qualified for the NCI
meet in Eugene, Ore., some
doubling in events. Mosley wil
the sprint relay and the 110-iki
hurdles. Kerr will be the bii!
freshman, running the
1,600-meter relays, and the#
meter dash.
Thrusday’s meet in Austin wll
quadrangular meet with Texas,
and TCU.
Outstanding performer
at Drake from Oklahom
United Press International
DES MOINES, Iowa — Maybe
they should rename the Drake Be
lays the Randy Wilson-Oklahoma
Invitational.
Wilson and his Sooner running
mates have put together solid per
formances at the last two Drake
meets and Wilson capped the latest
effort by winning the outstanding
performer award for the second
straight year. Drake officials said
Wilson was a clear-cut choice for the
award in balloting by the news
media.
Another victory in the special 800
meters and an outstanding anchor in
a
the sprint medley relay won!
award for Wilson this yearatll|
69th Drake Relays. Hedidtheai
thing in winning top honorsli
year.
There was a difference thisvc*
however. The native of Knodl
caught both fans and ahtletesii
surprise in 1977. This timej:r lS ^
about everyone in the stadium I® F° s
his name and the lanky IowandiiITj:
let them down. F
“It’s like coming home whenl@! le
up here,” Wilson said. “Myfamil) nK ^
always here and I really enjoy it.I!
quite an honor when you do well ^
Drake.” l? n
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