THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1980
Page 9
Pitching, hitting sweep
pair to Ags: 2-1,19-4
Staff photo by Lee Roy Leschper Jr
” f ‘'' ■Freshman Robert Slavens stretches into a pitch in the first
jinsteini }i game of Monday’s double-header between the Aggies and
:levantk J Oklahoma City. Slavens, who leads the Aggie pitching staff
lat theii i with a 10-0 mark, threw a complete game in leading the Aggies
elettenilto a 2-1 victory. Texas A&M also won the second game, 19-4.
By MIKE BURRICHTER
Sports Editor
The Texas A&M baseball team
showed they were fully recovered
from the two losses they suffered to
Mi the University of Miami, Fla. this
weekend by taking a pair from Okla
homa City University Monday night
at Olsen Field, 2-1 and 19-4.
Robert Slavens made his season
record 10-0 after pitching the full
seven innings, giving up only four
hits and a single run in the first in
ning. The Chiefs scored in the first
inning with consecutive singles by
David Lassiter and Keith Grant, a
sacrifice bunt by Dana Rothaus, and
a sacrifice fly by John Hansen, which
scored Lassiter from third.
The Ags scored in the bottom of
the first when Mike Hurdle singled
to score Simon Glenn, who had dou
bled. Joe Paul Bramhall, who went
three for three at the plate in the first
game, knocked in the winning run in
the sixth when his line-shot single
scored Doug Teague, who opened
the inning with a double.
The Ags smashed 24 hits in the
second game scoring at least one run
in every inning. It was a game in
which everyone hit. Twig Little and
Rodney Hodde led the team in runs
batted in with three apiece. Harry
Francis, Alfred Ray, Joe Szekely and
Hurdle each had t\vo RBI’s.
Bramhall knocked in one run.
“We really needed this tonight,”
Aggie coach Tom Chandler said. “It
did a lot for the team’s confidence.
We won’t have to have batting prac
tice for a couple of weeks.
“The team had been really dis
appointed after losing a couple of
tough games to Miami. Especially
the Saturday night game when we
went into the ninth inning with a 1-0
lead.”
Chandler was talking about the
two-game sweep the Aggies suffered
at the hands of the Miami Hurricanes
this weekend. The Hurricanes won
the opener at Olsen Field on Friday
night, 8-1, and scored four runs in
the ninth to take Saturday night’s
game, 4-1. The Hurricanes had en
tered the series ranked No. 1 in the
nation. The Aggies were ranked
ninth.
Freshman lefthander Jack Miska
pitched five innings to pick up the
win in the second game. Miska gave
up seven hits and four Chief runs
before Perry Kilgo took over the
pitching duties in the sixth inning.
Miska is now 3-0 on the year.
Hurdle, a senior right fielder tied
the Texas A&M career runs batted in
record when he knocked in a run in
the sixth inning of the second game.
A starter in right field for the past
four years, Hurdle tied Kyle Hawth
orne’s career mark of 125 RBI’s. It
was his third RBI of the night. Hur
dle also tripled in the second game,
upping his school-record career
mark in that category to 14.
Hurdle, who is batting .304, now
has 25 RBI’s this season, third on the
well-balanced Aggie lineup, behind
Rodney Hodde’s 33 and Harry Fran
cis’ 31.
Glenn, another senior outfielder,
tied a Texas A&M season record
when he nabbed his 15th stolen base
of the season in the first game. The
center fielder’s stolen base equaled
the mark set by Mike Arrington in
1967. Bramhall is second on the team
in base thefts with 13.
The Ags and Chiefs will play
another double-header at Olsen
Field today, with the first game sche
duled to start at 3 p.m. Texas A&M is
now 29-7 on the year, while the
Oklahoma City dropped to 24-10.
Starting on the mound for the Aggies
in today’s games will be Freshman
fireballer Rick Luecken and Bobby
Taylor, a sophomore.
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By JOHN BRASHER
c il uJH Sports Reporter
' l i Thc f ou rth-rankecl Texas A&M
:e *0®'women's softball team battled iniser-
m was^h; weather conditions and tough
totumqgain competition to win the Illinois
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case, weekend.
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JfiSLambert wins
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BSande Lambert, a member ot the
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increase their record to 27-7.
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gan State team by the score of 5-0
on a two-hitter by Most Valuable
Player Lori Stoll. Stoll struck out
seven and walked one while Nancy
Sullivan collected a single and a
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The Aggies had to come from be
hind in the second game to upend
Western Michigan by the score of
6-3. WMU jumped on starter Shan
McDonald for three, runs in the first
the fifth inning.
Shan McDonald pitched a two-
hitter to down Ball State 6-1 in the
quarterfinal match. McDonald fan
ned eight batters while the Aggies
pounded out eight hits. Austgen and
Rhonda Reese each collected two
hits and two RBI’s while Pritchard
belted a two-run double.
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