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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1979
with i
would ll
Texas A&M football team went through a
ugh first day of spring drills Tuesday at Kyle
eld (not at Viking Stadium as The Battalion
roneously reported yesterday). Coach Tom
|ilson was pleased with the attitude and ag
gressiveness of the players. The only negative
aspects of the afternoon were the losses of
receiver Mike Whitwell, who broke his wrist,
and tight end Chuck Carr, who injured his
ribs. Battalion photo by Bill Wilson
istros open
)ckerroom
in
marked a change in policy
id Jconcession to women sports
United Press International
■tJSTON — The Houston As-
qfclpcker room in the Astrodome
'V i! be open to all news media fol-
’ N ring games,
in ’,Tkt decision, issued by the club
as
arr i
asu porters who have sought access
to that afforded men re-
e past women covering the
were restricted from the
room but were provided an
|ning room for interviews,
jrs were brought to the inter-
om under the arrangement,
s’ management had consid-
number of alternatives after
tional League office earlier
^inth suggested that the teams
irterk en U p locker rooms to women re-
FameB) r t er!i Manager Bill Virdon was
offensii posucl to allowing women in the
liter room.
fte club also announced that for
^ e first time the Astros locker room
ill be closed to all reporters before
tmes,
lurkholder
tves Rice
United Press International
JSTON — Brett Burkholder,
starter on Rice’s basketball
has left school and intends to
|at DePaul, Rice coach Mike
r said Tuesday.
Burkholder was the prize of
r’s 1978 recruiting crop, but
had an undistinguished freshman
, averaging 7.2 points and 5.2
ds. The young Owls team
d 7-20.
only reason he gave me was
al problems at home,”
mler said.
aul is located in Chicago,
Ider’s home town.
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coach sought
The South Texas Youth Soccer
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state coach for the Brazos Valley
area. State association officials have
contacted Howard Shertzer, presi
dent of the Brazos Valley Youth
Soccer, in their search for an area
person to assume the position.
Shertzer explained that the as
sociate state coach’s main activity
would be preparing and presenting
soccer clinics for coaches and par
ents in the Brazos Valley. At the
present time he would primarily be
servicing the Brazos Valley Youth
Soccer Association in Bryan-College
Station, but his territory would also
include Grimes and Burleson coun
ties at such time as they form soccer
clubs.
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zer at 693-7886.
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