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Page 14 THE BATTALION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1981 Men’s basketball Aggie head coach Shelby Metcalf, with the win over Rice last Saturday, is now tied with SMU’s Doc Hayes on the SWC career win list with 163 victories. Metcalfs SWC record is now 163-90 in 18 years. He trails Arkan sas’ Glen Rose (176 wins in 23 years). Metcalf s overall career record is 285-188. Women’s track Coach Bill Nix will take a nine-woman squad to Baton Rouge, La., for the LSU Women’s Invitational Indoor Track and Field meet Friday and Saturday. A field of 16 teams is slated to compete in the two-day meet. Football Spring football drills at Texas A&M will begin Tuesday, March 3, and will end with the Maroon-White game at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April 11. The Aggies will work two weeks prior to the spring break and will have three weeks after the break. Spring training is limited to 20 days over 36 calendar days. Next fall, the Ags will open play at Califomia-Berkely Sept. 5, then have an off-week before going to Boston College Sept. 19. The final non-conference game will be at Kyle Field against Louisiana Tech Sept. 26. Men’s track With three of last year’s champions on the squad, Texas A&M will attempt to successfully defend its team title Friday in the Southwest Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth. The three Ags who will be defending their individual titles are Don Jones in the high jump, Randy Hall in the pole vault and Mike Glaspie in the 60-yard high hurdles. Too, the Aggies were weakened somewhat when sprinter Floyd Furlow pulled a hamstring muscle in the Oklahoma Indoor Classic in Oklahoma City Feb. 7. He is entered in the 60-yard dash but will not likely be at full speed. A&M’s potential entrants, by events, with season’s best in paren thesis: Shot put — Kevin McGinnis (57-8), Mark Isenmann (53-2), Robert Windsor (no mark). Pole vault — Hall (17-4), Rob Montgomery (16-0), Mike Mullins (16-0), Jerry Strong (15-6). High jump—Jimmy Howard (7-4V2), Scott Roberson (7-0%), Don Jones (6-10). Long jump—James Washington (23-6), Don Jones (21-6), Johnny Hector (no mark), Howard (no mark). Triple jump — Roberson (45-6), Hector (no mark), Howard (no mark). 60-yard hurdles—Mike Glaspie (7.31), Craig Moody (7.41), Billy Busch (7.42), Rick Thomas (7.43), Kevin Stevenson (7.45). 60-yard dash — Rod Richardson (6.17), Furlow (6.23), Washing ton (6.31), Larry Kerr (no time), Eddie Guillen (no time). 440-yard dash — Leslie Kerr (47.99), Larry Kerr (49.80), Guillen (51.2). 600-yard dash — Bart Daniel (1:12.9), Thomas (1:15.2). 880-yard dash — Kyle Beall (1:57.8). 1,000-yard run — Darryl Shoemake (2:14.8). One-mile run — Andy Elliot (4:25.0). Three-mile run —Jim Bolleter (15:28.0). Mile relay—(Larry Kerr, Washington, Richardson, Leslie Kerr). Tourney Ladies’ soccer team in actioHi to be held at TCU Battalion Staff The second Annual Southwest Conference Soccer League Tour nament was announced to be held in Fort Worth Feb. 21-22. The tournament was announced by Telmo Franco, chairman of the SWCSL and Texas A&M University soccer coach. TCU will host the event. The schedule is set in a double elimination format. In the first round: A&M plays Baylor at 2 p.m.; the University of Texas goes against SMU in the other 2 p.m. game; at 3:45 p.m., Texas Tech plays host TCU and Rice goes against the University of Arkansas in the other 3:45 spot. The following rounds and championship will be held on Sun day, Feb. 22. In an effort to be fair to everybody, the tournament will set up a draw to determine matches. By CAROLYN BARNES Battalion Staff The Texas A&M women’s soc cer team, led by All-American Adele Fairman, will challenge the nationally-ranked “Sting” from Dallas Saturday at 2 p.m. on Cain Field. The Dallas “Sting” is recog nized as being one of the strongest women’s soccer teams in the country. The team is comprised of girls 19 and under. The A&M women’s team is ranked fifth nationally and first in the state. The Aggies began their spring schedule Feb. 14, beating South west Texas State University with a score of 7-1 in San Marcos. Coach Steve Niles said that the Aggies played a good game, con trolling the ball with a lot of team work and an outstanding amount of individual skill. A&M used its offense effective ly and scored two goals within the first 20 minutes. Carol Smith played an out standing game, scoring 2 goals, directly assisting at least one other goal and setting up the plays. Other top scorers were Carol Sulivan and Sue Tesar, each with 2 goals, with Lynn Vester contribut ing one goal. The Aggies were led defensive ly by Adele Fairman, Melanie Felger and Bonnie Zigmond. The women have no set sche dule as of yet, but are in the pro cess of setting up games for the semester. Under new coach Niles, the Aggies expect to improve on the team’s performance of a semester ago. Last semester Adele Fairman was named to the first all- American team in the national fin als in Colorado for her outstanding play. “I didn’t really deserve it. A couple of others on the team play ed real well. In the first game I played well. The second game was o.k. Coach (Rob) Borgeson was supposed to nominate someone from the team and he thougkj J; I would have a better chance * the others,” Fairman said. The team finished the tom ment winning one of two gat good enough for fifth place. USED GOLD WANTED! Aggies end third Cash paid or will swap for Aggie Ring Diamonds. The best a team that loses may do is fourth place. Trophies will be awarded to the first, second and third place teams. in HBU tourney ^diamond brokers international, i Ag golfers get fourth at Lamar Battalion Staff The Texas A&M University men’s golf team finished fourth among 16 teams at the Lamar In tercollegiate Golf Tournament at the Pinewood Country Club in Sourlake Wednesday. The Ags stroked a team total of 900, 38 strokes behind the streak ing University of Houston’s 862. Oklahoma State and the Universi ty of Texas were the second and third place teams with scores of 879 and 890 respectively. Behind A&M were host Lamar with a 903, Centenary 907, North Texas State 910, TCU 914 and Rice at 921 to round out the top ten. Ag totals are: Brad Jones 219, Richard Cromwell 222, Jay Town send 227, Mark Esler 232 and Danny Briggs 235. The Ags’ next competition will be the Border Olympic Golf Tournament Feb. 27-28 in Laredo. Battalion Staff The Texas A&M University women’s golf team finished last weekend’s Houston Baptist Invitational in third place. The women were sitting in first place going into the final round, but a strong showing by TCU and University of Tulsa upended the 10th- ranked Aggies. TCU won the tournament with a three-day total of 906. Tulsa was second with 914. A&M finished with 916. The University ofTexas shot 920 for fourth place. Kim Bauer lead the Aggies with a three-round total of 224. In the first round Bauer shot a course record 71. She finished in second place individually, shooting 75 and 78 in the final two rounds. Other Aggie scores were: Susan Yantis (sixth), 74-75-79-228; Shirley Furlong (14th), 77-78-76-231; Monica Welsh (20th), 76-79-79-234; Jackie Bertram (27th), 78-78-80-236. The women will return to action March 1-3 when they will host the Texas A&M Invitational Tournament at Briarcrest Country Club in Bryan. 693-1647 & r lease, no placed. 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