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By KATHLEEN McELROV
Sports Staff
Extramural sports at Texas A&M
University are receiving much more
funds this year than last year. But for
some clubs involved in the sports,
there still isn't enough money.
Extramural (or club) sports are
University-recognized organizations
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participating against other university
or amateur clubs. Forty-two teams
are on campus; 26 of those are for
women.
The key aspect of extramural
sports is that none of the 2,600 parti
cipants is on athletic scholarship —
the competition is solely for athletic
recognition and fun.
James Welford, who heads the ex
tramural department at Texas A&M
through the University’s intramural
office, said Monday what money the
clubs receive has three sources —
student service fees, a parents’ and
former students’ fund and a national
qualifying liind.
But he said his department re
ceives no money from the Univeristy
athletic program, a fact that has at
least one person upset.
“I feel if they had to take any
money from football, they’d be up
set,” said Curtis Templet, a top
Texas A&M wrestler. He said in his
home state of Louisiana, sports like
wrestling along with football are sup
ported. “Here it’s feed the football
program,” he said.
The money from student services
fees amounts to $24,600 — or rough
ly 80 cents per Texas A&M student.
The parents and former students
funds total about $4,000.
The newest and largest source of
money is the qualifying fund — a
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$26,000 fund established last year by
Texas A&M President Jarvis Miller
to help any team or individual who
qualifies for a national tournament.
But the most any student can get is
$150, which usually isn’t enough to
cover travelling expenses to any out-
of-state tournament.
But most students are happy just
to have that money.
“It’s a lot better than nothing,"
said Tinker Murray, who is using the
money to run in this year’s Boston
Marathon.
The other money is used for entry
fees and gas expenses for local, state
and regional tournaments — but the
state only allows 8 cents per mile for
any trip.
“If they gave us about three times
the amount, we’d could spend it all,
said John Young, president of the
Texas A&M cycling team. He also
said the $150 dollars isn’t enough,
but it’s a starting point.
The money also doesn't cover
equipment and uniform costs —
teams usually have to raise the
money through charity fiuti.
T-shirt sales. T By 1
“We fork mostofitoutoi
said Buff Hilfreath, presides]
women’s rugby team. “We
our own equipment.’’
She said a first-year rugk
could spend about $60, andk. i
as a whole is now out nfl'|jf| exc( !
money for the year. ||f a c a
Weliord, who makes - 1 ^
team’s budget, said
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By JOHN BRASHER
Sports Reporter
The Texas A&M women’s softball
team has been showing opposing
teams why the Aggies are ranked No.
3 in the nation.
Sam Houston State University was
the Ags’ latest victim Tuesday when
Texas A&M swept a double-header
from the Lady Bearkats, 7-4 and 8-0.
Texas A&M, now 29-7 on the sea
son and on an 11-game winning
strek, took advantage of countless
SHSU mistakes and ran wild on the
base paths.
Pitcher Lori Stoll, Texas A&M’s
ace left-hander, got both wins and is
now 15-2. Stoll struck out four bat
ters in the opener before she was
releived by Irene Mach midway
through the fifth inning. In the
nightcap, Stoll recorded a four-hit
shutout, increasing the pitching
staffs shutout record to 17 in the
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have a $1,000 budget—J}).^
than last year. 1 R ,
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port at A&M than mostotk t ig sorne ,
teams, she said. Them(sta r pj 11V p
enough, but it’s a hell ofaM.]. ce .
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season’s 36 games. 1979 S (,
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jumped out to a 1-0 leadiiip n the m
inning when the Aggie ba: !V al)le .32
ed up hits. The Aggies therrjples, anc
to score a pair of runs in ibgKfth mi
fifth and sixth innings. Samlffmore th
tried to rally in the lateinnisiMcRae (.
they scored a pair of runs ii,^ 101 rt
and seventh innings. dlseconc
Rhonda Resse, a juni olden G1
Spring Branch, was the bje offensi
for Texas A&M as she wentkBennis
the plate while Karen Guetiiit____
Now you know
William R. Hamilton stole more
bases in a lifetime than any other
professional baseball player. Be
tween 1888 and 1901, Hamilton stole
937 bases. He played for Kansas
City, Philidelphia and Boston.
2-for-3 and Mary Lou War;
for-4. Resse pounded out th|-
les and a triple and score#!
runs. The Aggies collected If
Sam Houston’s five.
In the nightcap, Texas %
lected 10 hits and scored i'
inning except the fourth. Saif
don and Guerrero were boll:
picking up two singles apiea
Aggie coach Bill Callow®
will conclude its home seas*'
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when they will host a roiinE
tournament which induce ‘
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