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>orts THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1978 Page 7 We Service Calculators ROTHER’S BOOKSTORE 340 Jersey — At the Southgate ^ses • r Fheak ••rshe'i Robert Bonner SWC team named se \\ , ’ United Press International YETI’LVILLE, Ark. — Baylor I four players and Texas A&M Arkansas three each on the ; iithwest Conference baseball which was chosen by the *’s Sports information directors finounced Thursday. lor, which finished third in .VC in regular season but won >st«eason tournament, placed prlBurl Coker, outfielder Nolen, first baseman Luke idge and third baseman Fritz illy on the squad, ansns, whose Norm DeBriyn ■let ted coach of the year for 'tg the Bazorbacks to second in the conference, laid desig nated hitter Tim Lollar, second baseman Johnny Ray and catcher Jell Hemm make the team. Lollar, who led the league with a .423 batting average and was 7-1 as a pitcher, was named player of the year. Earlier this month he was selected as the designated hitter on the Baseball Coaches Association All-American squad. The league champion Aggies placed pitcher Mark Thurmond, who bad a 8-0 league mark and a 0.96 earned run average, shortstop Robert Bonner ;uul outfielder Mike Hurdle on the squad. Rounding out the team were Texas Tech utility infielder Larry Selby, Texas Christian utility out fielder Steve Hbuk and Houston outfielder Jay Beard, along with Texas freshman pitcher Keith Creel. Creel, whose 7-0 league record included more than half of Texas 12 SWC victories, was selected new comer of the year. He had a 2.60 earned run average. Only Hemm and Bonner failed to hit .300 among the nonpitchers on the team. Nolen, a junior at Baylor, which won the NCAA District 6 playoffs, was second to Lollar in hit ting at .423. DeBriyn guided the Bazorbacks to an 18-6 league record and second place, one game behind champion Texas A&M. It was the highest finish ever for a Razorbaek team in SWC play. Tired of all the “plastic” fast-food places? Try us for a delightful difference! 201 Dominik College Station (Near Holiday Inn South) 693-6119 HAMBURGERS/ROAST BEEF/SALAD BAR CARRY-OUT WINDOW/ DRAFT BEER del onnors. Evert advance ihD t Tlie icati lie® d to sta United Press International pPpLEDON, England — Er Connors crushed Mexico’s lamirez 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 and Chris overcame a stubborn Billie Cing 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 Tuesday to their respective semifinals in " u '510,000 Wimbledon tennis pionships. j* “mors, champion in 1974 and losing finalist, took 1 hour 35 ,u es to overcome Ramirez in a containing some superb ral- ,0 ^ terwoven with a string of un- 1 errors by both players. (•"poii, setonc l- see( l c . ( l American, '8 ,0 ^fias now won 13 of his 16 ipointm e s wit h Ramirez, had little mngtot e throughout, mixing explos- i>intmen ss i n g s h 0 ts with the most deli- I ahuy.f stop-volleys. Ramirez, with Vou ofoe'sensitive touch, matched that, h )rs stroke-for-stroke in several ll1 - but could not sustain a high iIkh ItYyhen his 25-year-old opponent ndsm;. } on pressure, amp#. Belleville, Ill., lefthander Irinenh a sequence of five service ; by serving out for victory in •tour )th game of the opening set lull, breezed through the final two tee th'fter gaining early breaks in nding lit now ita the women’s front, top- imey. I' J Ex ert outlasted King in a court replay of their 1977 we tan, which Evert also won. rt, who won the title in 1974 s show I 976, will meet defending iw. >ion Virginia Wade of Britain ok great eat h er j n the semis last year. My polls, seeded fourth, breezed past ven go* Jausovec of Yugoslavia 6-0, no oiif* reach the final four. other semifinal will pit sec- m^sced Martina Navratilova t third seed Evonne Cawley of I eased ilia- ratilova downed South Afri- th-seeded Marise Kruger 6-2, US T<fl- lv i n £ more difficulty with the y No. 2 court than with her ent. . to7:(Mey appeared to be in desper- mble after injuring her ankle in her opening set against Nccnllia Ruzici of Romania. But she _*«ed to the court blinking back U ort#won the next five games and I Fried ; 1 up taking the match 7-5, 6-3. rt, who played King for the am GfJirne, has a 15-7 edge over the d singles champion who can 0 j-ring her total of Wimbledon Of oneM to 20 with a win in either getaDie :)men ’ s doubles or the mixed Bread 36 or Tes, rt ra ttled off the last four of the first set but underesti- King’s typical grit and de- ^latinn in the second. Evert King’s service twice but each King broke back and finally for a third time to lead 5-3 en serve out the set. It looked like the final set would be going with service all the way but King, leading 40-0 in the sixth game, let up and Evert immediately pounced. She sent two passing shots and a smash whizzing past King and then relied on King’s weak service to manufacture the vital break. Evert iced it with a superb cross- court passing shot that left the tiring King stranded. But Evert once again could have a tough semifinal clash Wednesday against Wade, who was overpower ing against Jausovec. The British champion swept the Yugoslav off the court in just over 20 minutes in the first set and her aggressive serve and volley tactics carried her through Jausovec’s second set re vival. The left-handed Navratilova, seeded to meet Evert in the final, took only 48 minutes to dispatch Kruger in an identical result of their meeting in Houston last January. 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