THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1979
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pIArtA — Texas Coach Cliff
■son said he was concerned the
y, the poJff averages would catch up with
lot keepp'ljonghorns in the NCAA College
he went ™ Series.
half
my
Shannon’s two-run double
o not know|hp fourth inning and stellar per
il be enoiiii|P“ lces fr° m the bottom of the
said. P batting order sparked the
ing sun inC n 8horns to an 8-2 win over
ed soldidaijtP Ss iPpi State Sunday night to set
opean bn game with Southwest
nfirence rival Arkansas.
I’m not tickled about the pros-
• toi playing them again, Gustaf-
1C J d the Razorbacks, 10-3 win-
-■-iJ ^ fver Arizona. The Longhorns
Bazorbacks are the only teams
■ I Ben in the series.
•'I-1 DcHtafson noted the Longhorns
""rkansas four out of five games
the regular season and said,
ncerned with the law of aver-
•S. if
prep stars
ect honors
Bghorns Mark Chelette and
' | ntemiikm ! j re Robertson singled in the
lianon -Binning and scored on Shan-
thec I'sjdonble to center field. The
an oil embiBcomprise the bottom of the
ick to put p hatting order,
or its role Bis went to the plate 10 times in
peace trealBh and came up with five runs
ili Oil ||B by Keith Walker, Chelette,
aki hunaruBson and Joe Bruno; two sac-
for a unifoiS
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iaudistoio«AR IL LO — Todd Mavis of
utbackprBle High School has been
inishingtkBd the 1979Texas High School
ent Lartengtanding Golfer award from the
>ut the EtBlo Chamber of Commerce.
B winners of the award include
indicatedB-enshaw, Tom Kite and Bruce
Id s largeslB ej aR current members of the
; for a mort» our .
t the JuntBjs won the AAAA state golf
icial OP
benchn
.55, butt^
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states,
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rifices; and two walks. Jim Tjader
added a solo homer in the seventh.
Chelette and Robertson each went
three-for-four and scored two runs
while Shannon, a .132 hitter enter
ing the series, was two-for-two with
two RBIs.
Arkansas catcher Ronn Reynolds
smacked a three-run bases-loaded
double in the seventh inning to high
light a Razorback uprising that
tamed the Arizona Wildcats.
The Razorbacks scored five times
in the seventh when Arizona pitch
ers walked in two runs and Reynolds
drove in three more with his double.
In the eighth, Arkansas pushed
across four more runs on a walk and
four hits, including a two-run double
by Ed Wallace.
For Arkansas, Larry Wallace had
three hits and scored twice, Ed Wal
lace drove in three runs and
Reynolds had two RBI. Johnny Ray
and Randal Carter each scored
twice.
Arkansas Coach Norm DeBriyn
said the Razorbacks were playing at
their peak.
“Our club is very confident in its
hitting,” he said. “Friday, Ronn
Reynolds didn’t get a hit. Today he
got the big hit. It’s a different guy
every game.’’
In a loser’s bracket game, desig-
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An emotional Connecticut Coach
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tirement after 32 years as head coach
following the game.
“Our defense let us down. We
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Panicera said. “Things didnt fall into
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Fullerton Coach Augie Garrido
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