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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1980
Billy Busch, center, eyes
the finish in his high hurdles
victory in the Southwest Con
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ships May 17 in Waco. Busch
was a key factor in the Aggies’
outdoor championship, and
recently won All-American
honors in last Saturday’s
Kansas Invitational Meet in
Wichita, Kansas.
Photo by Pat O’Malley
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Kerr, Busch, Hall
are All-Americas
by RICHARD OLIVER
Sports Editor
The Texas A&M University men s
track team has accomplished much
this year. Specifically, they own the
Southwest Conference indoor and
outdoor track titles. Now, they have
something else to be proud of.
Leslie Kerr, Billy Busch, Sam
Wilson and Randy Hall journeyed up
to Wichita, Kansas to participate in
the Kansas Invitational Track Meet
Saturday, and three of them re
turned to Texas A&M as All-
Americas.
Kerr, who has consistently led the
Aggies with first place finishes in
meets, streaked to a 45.75 victory in
the 400-meter dash to lead the Aggie
performance.
Busch, who most recently excited
Aggie track fans with an excellent
victory at the SWC outdoor cham
pionships in Waco two wei
the high hurdles, placed
Kansas to also place as
America trackster.
Finally, Aggie pole vaulterW
Hall cleared IT-lOVs to
his event, rounding out tht l!
America showing.
The top six qualifiers in cache
are designated All-Americas,
“I thought Leslie Kerr rant®
lent,” said Ted Nelson, TexasM
assistant track coach. “There w
wind about 30 mph at the meet,
a 45.75 is a real good quarter}
meters) in the wind.
“Hall also looked real good,a
almost jumped 18-2%, Busch
well also, considering the wini
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