THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1979
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The Texas Aggies leave Friday af-
jernoon for Dallas where they’ll
wsses (jjompete in the Dallas Invitational
n t coacljFrack and Field Meet Saturday,
arsbefrp Whereas last Saturday they
fifth in the City of Palms
nervous'jivitational in McAllen without
Dickey, the Aggies this week
be at full strength. Dickey
d to pass the McAllen meet in
lef to attend the Texas A&M
all yes®tball banquet. Consequently, the
verythjjggies did not enter the 400-meter
anditlwy and had no top entry in the
lOO-meter dash.
ie HooiiiJUiT will be Dickey’s first running
smart Jf the 100-meters this season. He
s on outdoors once earlier won the
'ense |[ ( !00-y ar d dash in the Border Olym-
Ib. His last action came in the
utstandlfAA Indoors Championships in
nplifiejOetroit, where he won the 60-yard
st gameHtitle for the second straight
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then rilfO? oac h ®°b Ellis and his Texas
M men’s golf team will concen-
n practice this week in prepa-
for next week’s All-America
llegiate tournament in Hous-
at meet runs April 4-7.
St week in the Morris Williams
(tional in Austin, the Aggies hit
Softball
Texas A&M University an
nounced the signing of Lori Stoll to
a national letter of intent. Stoll,
from Chilicothe, Mo, is considered
to be on of the Midwest’s top
softball pitchers. She was highly re
cruited by numerous schools.
Stoll is a hard-throwing left
hander who compiled a 17-7 record
last summer playing for the North
Missouri squad. Included in that
record were 139 strike outs against
some of the nation’s finest teams.
According to Texas A&M coach
Bill Galloway, Stoll is the type of
player the Aggies are seeking to
build up their softball program.
“We are looking for those players
who have played against top caliber
competition,” Galloway said.
Aggie Club
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slump and finished in a tie for 13th
Their team total of923 was 40
s off Oklahoma State’s win-
core of 887. Texas A&M’s low
was Brad Jones with a 226.
en came Richard Cromwell at
Steve Bowman at 233, Doug
d at 234 and Dave Ogrin at 239.
Tennis
Texas A&M’s women’s tennis
will travel to Austin this
nd for the annual University
Texas Invitational. The Aggie
are 8-4 for the spring after
ing Rice University 6-3 last
in College Station.
Aggie men’s team will host
[o. 9 ranked Texas Longhorns
at 1:30 p.m.
Harry J. Green Jr., director of
fund raising and development for
the Aggie Club for the past four
years, has been named executive
vice-president of the athletic fund
raising organization to succeed Don
Brister who announced his resigna
tion on March 19.
Green’s promotion was made by
the executive committee of the
Aggie Club last Saturday and was
announced by club president
William Lewie Jr. of Waco.
Green, a 1952 graduate of Texas
A&M, is a native of Houston. From
1969-74 he served as field director
of Texas A&M’s Association of
Former Students and then spent a
year in the hotel business in College
Station prior to joining the Aggie
Club staff.
Lacrosse
The Texas A&M lacrosse team
had a successful weekend defeating
SMU 10-9 on Saturday and defeat
ing Texas 12-11 on Sunday.
The win Sunday came in double
overtime and boosted the Aggies’
conference record to 5-0.
The Aggies host the Houston
Cougars April 7 on the Drill Field.
The team will travel to the Fiesta
Tournament on April 21-22 to face
Texas Tech in a showdown for the
league title.
Rodeo
In last weekend’s Temple Junior
College rodeo, Texas A&M’s Be
verly Acton finished first in breaka
way roping and Wayne Bacon
placed fourth in the calf roping
event.
The Aggies will participate in the
Stephen F. Austin rodeo in Nacog
doches April 13-14.
Polo
Texas A&M’s polo team was de
feated 26-6 by v the University of
California at Davis in the first round
of the National Intercollegiate Polo
Championships in Somers, Conn.,
Tuesday night.
The UC-Davis riders, defending
champions, advanced to the semifi
nal round against Cornell tonight,
while the Aggies are out of the com
petition the single elimination tour
nament.
Going into last night’s match, the
Texas A&M team had defeated Yale
11-9 and the Norwich Military
Academy 13-9 in practice rounds
but were unable to move or score
effectively against the heavily fa
vored UC-Davis team.
Members of the Texas A&M polo
team are Joe Dutton of Junction,
Bob McCann of Victoria, Doug
Bryan of Jasper and team captain
R.J. Roberts of Crystal Lake, Ill.
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