Page 12 THE BATTALION FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1980 Faculty-alumni golf tourney set for May The Eighth Annual Texas A&M University Faculty Staff and Alumni Golf Tournament will be held May 16-17 at the Texas A&M golf course. The 36-hole tournament will be held to support the Aggie golf team, and will consist of five-person teams. Teams will be determined by hand icap. There will be a buffet on Friday, May 16 and a barbecue on Saturday, May 17 for the teams and organizers, and the actual tourney will be played the evening of May 16 and the morn ing of May 17. For entry information on the event, call the Association of Former Students at 845-7514. Entries must be received by May 5. DICK MUNDAY CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO. 4 QUALIFICATIONS 12 Years Experience As Brazos County Constable Precirict4 16 Years in Business B. S., M. S. Degrees TAMU Justice of Peace and Constable Schools Pol. Adv. P. O. 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SERVED MY A A JUDEA WAttEAf by RICHARD OLIVER Sports Editor Despite the fact that most Texas A&M University students will be stuck in their apartments or dorms cramming for next week’s final ex ams, some Aggie sports teams are going to be on the road. Here’s a look at some of the up coming action: Softball — College Station is host ing the SWAIAW Division 1 and 2 Regional Softball Championships at Bee Creek this week, and the action all boils down to the finals tonight. The Division 1 finals will be play ed at 5 p.m. and the Division 2 finals will be played at 7 p.m. The tournament, which has been going on since Wednesday night, has had several superlative efforts thus far. In the second round of the Divi sion 1 tournament Wednesday, Sam Houston State clipped the No. 1 team in the nation, Texas Women’s University, 5-4. Also in the second round, the Texas A&M women’s team pulled off their first triple play of the season against Northeast Louisiana University while trounc ing them, 13-2. Golf — The men’s team travelled to Athens, Ga., Thursday, and will compete in the Southern Golf Tour nament through Saturday. The Aggies recently finished fourth in the Southwest Conference tournament April 18-20. Houston won the tournament, followed by TCU, Texas and Texas A&M. Tennis — Four members of the Texas A&M women’s team are in Odessa at the University of Texas- Permian Basin for the State Indi vidual Singles and Doubles Tourna ment. The competition will be held through Saturday, and Aggies Kath leen Sissom, Terri Nuetze, Judy Willard and Liliana Fernandez will compete. Each will play individually in sing les. Sissom and Nuetze will play together in one doubles bracket, while Fernandez and Willard play in another. The winners in the state tourna ment will participate in the Regional Tournament to be held in Baton Rouge, La., May 18-19. Track — The men’s team will di vide up to participate in two track meets Saturday in Houston. The Miller High Lite Meet, to be held at the University of Houston track, is an invitational competition, and 10 Aggies will compete. Some of the Aggies and their events are: Leslie Kerr in the 400- meter relay; Randy Hall in the pole vault; Tim Scott in the shot put and discus; Kerr, Steve Willis, Vernon Pittman and Curtis Dickey in the 400-meter relay; and James Washington, Willis, Kerr and Pitt man in the 1,600-meter relays. Re elect Judge McGee Supreme Court of Texas • Position 2 Democratic Primary, May 3,1980 Pol. adv. pd. tor by Sears McGee campaign. - n, Tx. ' Sears McGee. Treas., P.0. Box 12248. 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Across from Manor East Mall 779-0065 Mastercharge Visa MAKE FREE TIME Pay Off Help Supply Critically Needed Plasma While You Earn Extra CASH At: Plasma Products, Inc. 313 College Main in College Station Relax or Study in Our Comfortable Beds While You Donate—Great Atmosphere— 10 V-. r JLV \ Per Donation Call for more information 846-4611 The Miller meet also will have sev eral top West German and Russian athletes, along with several U.S. stars. “The guys are going to have to run like rabbits to place in this meet,’’ said Charlie Thomas, Texas A&M track coach. “These are world-class athletes, including the best in the United States.” Curtis Dickey, recently picked fifth in the NFL college football draft, was questionable for the meet, dp HBO but preliminary indications are Dickey will run. The other tracksters not compet ing in the Miller meet will be across Houston Saturday at the Meet of Champions on the Houston Baptist College track. The Aggie track team comes off a highly successful showing at the Florida State meet in Tallahassee last Saturday. Although no team scores were kept, the Ags had six first-place finishes. Tim Scott, who won firsts in the shot put and the discus, was selected the meet’s outstanding per former. The women’s track team will be in Austin for the University of Texas track meet tonight. Rockets’ Harri) rehired as coa Basketball dinner set The Texas A&M University bas ketball team, which compiled a 26-8 record in 1979-80, will be honored Saturday at 7 p.m. with a banquet at Duncan Dining Hall on the Texas A&M campus. The Southwest Conference cham pion Aggies posted the best record in the school’s history this year, and won the post-season SWC tourna ment before being eliminated in the second round of the NCAA Midwest Regional tournament by eventual national champion Louisville. The team’s Most Valuable Player award will be presented at the ban quet. 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United Press International HOUSTON — Houston Rockets owner George Maloof has given Del Harris a three-year contract to con tinue as head coach of the team he directed to the playoffs in his first season, the club announced Thursday. “Del s achievements merit the contract he has received,” Maloof said. “He integrated four new play ers into a new system, overcame 100 player-games lost due to injury or illness, yet managed to rally his play ers to post the third best record in club history.” The Rockets were 41-41, includ ing victories in 16 of their last 29 games, and defeated San Antonio in the first round of the NBA playoffs before losing to Boston in four games. “I am pleased at the confidence shown by the management andl we can put together a teamt get the job done,” Harrisij “Team orientation and ag( ness will continue to be key v our philosophy and we believetl) what our fans are lookingfor.il job to give it to them.’ Harris is a 20-year veteran| who got his first NBA headc opportunity when he replacedl Nissalke as Rockets coach last! He had been Nissalke’si three years. Harris started coaching i schools in Tennessee and and served as head coach at! College in Indiana for niney fore starting his professional a as an assistant at Utah. His appointment ends three of speculation over the future Rockets’ coaching staff. Major League leaders National League Batting: Reitz, S.L., .397; Smith, L.A., .387; Buckner, Chi., .383; Martin, Chi., .368; Cromartie, Mtk, .350 Home Runs: Kingman, Cl Chambliss, Atl, Martin, Chi,Fi Cin, Baker and Smith, LA, Cm tie and Parrish, Mtl, Luzinst Schmidt, Phil, Parker, Pittand 1 SWENSEN’S m Gone Bananas Special Order a cone with any of our 4 Bananas Flavors and get a Double Scoop (V2 lb.) for the price of one Scoop (SA VE 51 * ) ANYTIME WE’RE OPEN Culpepper Plaza • College Station Open: 11:30 Mon.-Sat. • Noon Sunday field, SD 4. Runs Batted In: Ganef. 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