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THE BATTALION Page 13
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1973
Ags, U. S. team doing well
By DERRICK GRUBBS
nearfui The United States staged a 19-hit
head«[ ^ ' n defeating Belgium 15-0
tiesday and remain undefeated in
»ij ie XXV World Amateur Baseball
nay en ,j pmpionship Tournament in Italy.
reverse The U.S. and Cuba are the only
ro unbeaten teams in the tourna-
'Sthe® en( af ^' s P°'nt. The Cubans
dietran owne ^ previously undefeated
"1'^ icaragua 7-2 Tuesday to remain in
re v erst illrst-place tie with the U.S. at four
Jtion ora
, if the
ter
du
ins apiece.
After a scoreless first and second
ming, the Americans unleashed
attack that ended after seven
ames when the game was called
ie to the 10-run rule.
Kyle Hawthorne of Texas A&M
night the entire game and was
for-5at the plate. Aggie outfielder
like Hurdle was l-for-4.
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HOUSTON — Last year it took
e Heisman Trophy winner —
my Dorsett — half a season to win
starting spot with the Dallas Cow-
iys.
The most recent Heisman winner
Earl Campbell — will start right
‘ at prese
lave t»i
I one SD
ray.
irleton S
e roon
II he h
Terry Francona of Arizona was
the leading hitter for the U.S. going
4-for-6 with a triple.
Tom Lukish of the University of
Houston was the winning pitcher for
the Americans. He hurled five in
nings, allowed two hits and struck
out 11. Atlee Hammaker of East
Tennessee State pitched the final
two frames for the U.S.
“We’ve really been hitting the
ball well the last couple of games,’
U.S. coach Tom Chandler reported
from Bologna Tuesday. “Our game
with Cuba on Sept. 5 is being billed
as the top game of the tournament.
I’m sure there will be an excellent
crowd and the game is going to be
nationally televised throughout
Italy.”
The U.S. will play Holland today
in Parma. The starting pitcher will
be Tim Leary of UCLA with Mark
Ross of Texas A&M scheduled to
come in in relief. Holland is 2-2 in
the tournament.
LINESCORE: R H E
USA 004 343 1—15 19 0
Belgium 000 000 O— 0 3 1
(Game called on 10-run rule)
USA—Tom Lukish, Atlee Hammaker (6)
and Kyle Hawthorne.
Belgium—Erik Hemmerechts, Phil Klein-
jans (6) and Marc Janssen.
WP—Lukish LP—Hemmerechts HR—
(none)
WORLD TOURNAMENT
NOTES...Catcher Buster Turner of
Texas A&M will likely not see action
during the World Tornament due to
a severe case of the flu...Tim Wal-
lach of Cal State Fullerton had his
homerun string broken Tuesday
night against Belgium; Wallach had
hit a two-run homer in each of the
first three games of the Tournament
for the U.S....Coach Tom Chandler
of Texas A&M reports that the
ballparks the tournament games are
being played in are “comparable to
Disch-Falk Field in Austin and even
Olsen Field at A&M . . . The
World Tournament is considered
the Olympics of amateur baseball
since baseball is not included as an
official Olympic sport . . . Scores
from other games Tuesday: Cuba 7,
Nicaragua 2; Korea 5, Japan 4; Mexi
co 3, Canada 2 . . . Today’s game
with Holland will be the U.S.’ first
day game of the tournament; its
first three bouts were played under
the lights.
ampbell, Renfro to start
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is said Tuesday former Southwest
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ry strati ampbeli and Mike Renfro will start
>y theiu mday’s game at Atlanta.
Phillips announced he has re-
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aeons! earn began its fall workouts Mon-
for red jy, The Aggies finished 35-2 and
labs i iked in the top 5 nationally last
tar. The current Texas champs,
itumed 12 starters and a promising
oup of rookies.
The next couple of weeks will he
thebui pent on getting into shape and
taming the basic fundamentals of
hegame. Then the Aggies will take
sheinlon the Houston Boars for their
it Conifepener.
as des(B The Aggie Ruggers practice
,■ Jan!'pMondav through Friday at 5 p.m.,
lemaelpon ike main drill field across from
idge. 'k tlie.WSC. Any new recruits are wel-
leased old pros Zeke Moore and Jer-
rel Wilson in the continuation of a
youth movement which will be im
mediately obvious in the Oilers’ first
regular season game.
Also on Houston’s list of waived
players were eight-year veteran
lineman Kevin Hunt, third-year
quarterback Tommy Duniven and
free agents Johnny Dirden and
Guido Merkins.
Two released players who are not
claimed by another team can be re
signed later today to bring the final
roster to 45 players. Unless the Oil
ers resign Duniven or acquire
another quarterback, they will face
Atlanta with only two quarterbacks,
Dan Pastorini and rookie Gifford
Nielsen.
Phillips said his decision to start
Heisman Trophy winner Campbell
was easy since the rookie led Oilers
rushers in preseason with 265 yards
and a 5.6-yard average. Campbell
will start opposite second-year pro
Tim Wilson.
“They earned it,’ Phillips said of
the running back pair.
Renfro caught only two passes for
37 yards in preseason, but injuries
suffered by Billy Johnson and Eddie
Foster moved the all-time leading
SWC pass catcher from TCU into
the lineup.
Unless Johnson recovers fully
from a hyperextended knee suffered
12 days ago he will see only limited
playing time at Atlanta as a kick re
turner. Johnson received acupunc
ture treatments on his knee Monday
and Tuesday.
Foster has not played any this
preseason as he recovered from a
severe knee bruise sustained before
practice sessions began. He will
miss at least the first two games.
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