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THE BATTALION
MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1980
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Weekend
Baseball highlights successes
By RICHARD OLIVER
Sports Editor
The weekend in review:
Women’s Softball — Texas A&M
University knocked off the Universi
ty of Texas-Arlington Saturday after
noon, 2-1 and 3-1 behind the, as-
usual, excellent pitching of aces Lori
Stoll and Shan McDonald.
The nationally third-ranked
Aggies ended their season with a 19-
game winning streak and a 37-7 re
cord.
Stoll, 18-2, pitched a six-hitter in
the first game, but it took a run in the
bottom of the seventh to win it.
McDonald, 16-5, shut down UT-A
on four hits in the second game.
The Aggies play Wednesday night
at 7 p.m. in the opening of the
TAIAW Softball Championships, to
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Station through Friday.
Women’s Tennis — The women’s
tennis team lost a disappointing
match to TCU, 8-1, Friday evening
at the varsity courts here. Elise
Richardson provided the only vic
tory for the Aggies, defeating Bar
bara Von Demleux.
In the No. 1-seed match, Aggie
Maylyn Hooton lost to TCU’s Lori
Nelson, 6-3, 6-4. In the No. 1 seed
doubles, Hooton and Terri Neutze
were defeated by Angela Bartzen
and Janie Bowen, 6-1, 6-4.
In spite of this weekend’s loss, the
women’s team has qualified for the
state championships, to be held
Wednesday in Odessa.
Annual Elephant Bowl — Satur
day the Army-Navy cadets of Texas
A&M competed against the Air
Force cadets and the Fightin’ Texas
Aggie Band. When the smoke
cleared, the Navy team had come out
on top, 27-19.
The game was held to benefit the
United Way and the American Heart
Association, and the money will be
distributed to these organizations
next week, with a small amount of
money held back to help, the
Elephant Bowl continue next year.
The Elephant Bowl wishes to be
independent from the University,
and to perpetuate itself through a
small percentage of the input from
the game itself.
Approximately 750 vocal people
watched the nip-and-tuck battle, and
over $1100 was collected.
The Wings and Sabers Society,
which sponsored the game, was a
little disappointed in the low
turnout.
Ray Johnson, president of the
club, said he hopes the game will get
a better response next year.
Judson, Kowal win,
lead 6th place Aggies
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scoring 28 points in a three-game
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Track — The men’s track team
overwhelmed the rest of the field at
this weekend’s Domino-Sunkist
Track Classic in Florida, with Aggie
stalwart Tim Scott named the out
standing performer. Scott won the
discus and the shot-put. Although no
team scores were tallied, Texas
A&M won six events, more than any
other team competing.
By Richard Oliver
Sports Editor
The Texas A&M University men’s
tennis team, spurred on by the fine
play of Tom Judson and Ron Kowal,
their number three doubles team,
finished sixth place this weekend in
the Southwest Conference tennis
championships held at the H.E.B.
Tennis Center in Corpus Christi.
Judson and Kowal, who finished
13-1 on the season, edged by Jose
Lambert and Scott Diehl of Arkansas
4-6, 7-5, 7-6, to win the number
three bracket championship.
Freshman sensation Brian Joel-
son, an instrumental factor behind
Texas A&M’s success this year, lost
to Chris Doane of TCU in the num
ber five bracket singles finals, 7-5,
6-2. Joelson finished the season with
a 22-6 singles record.
The final standings were: Arfasl
76, Houston 53, SMU 54, TCq
Texas 47, Texas A&M 46, Rice!
Texas Tech 16 and Baylor 5,
Aggie coach David Kent, altlioi
disappointed the Aggies finisli
only one match behind Texas, s
he was pleased with his team's j»
formance over the year.
“We were really proud about*
finish,” he said. “It was thefintii
we’ve won in the SWC (Judson u
Kowal’s championship victor) p
especially from ‘little’ freshmen,”
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