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Howard drawing attention again
Texas A&M University high jumper Jimmy Howard strains as
he clears the bar at 7-2Vi last Friday night at the SWC Indoor
Championships at Fort Worth to set a new SWC indoor re-
Staff photo by Greg Gammon
cord. The Aggies could only manage a third place finish behind
Arkansas and Houston at the meet, but set three SWC indoor
records in the process.
By RICHARD OLIVER
Sports Editor
Last year during the Southwesl
Conference Indoor Champion
ships, Texas A&M high jumper
Jimmy Howard was a spectator,
After finishing second in 1979’s
meet and drawing the attention of
fans and coaches alike. Howard
tore up his ankle in the fall of tk
year and was forced to sit by ask
teammates captured the 1980In
door title for the first time in the
history of the school.
Despite the severely torn liga
ments, Howard prepared himsdl
mentally for a comeback while he
mended, and by the time spring
rolled around, he was backonthe
track.
In May last year, his efforts at
the SWC Outdoor Champion
ships in Waco were instrumental
as the Aggies took that title also,
Howard won the high jump.
In June, he finished third at (lie
U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene,!
Ore. to qualify for the Olympi
squad. He’s never looked bad
After a tour of Europe duringtk
summer and a slight revampingol
his jumping style with the helpof
Head Texas A&M Coach Charlie
Thomas this spring, the sani
haired athlete has become tie
premier high jumper in the Soutk-
west.
Last Friday night in Fort
Worth, Howard made up for mis
sing last year’s Indoor Champion
ships in grand style, leaping 7-2K
to win the title, his first indoor
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A&M stops Macklin
but can’t stop LSU
crown ever.
“I felt real good,” he said Mon
day. "My freshman yearlgotbeat.
I wanted to go down there and do
something and it was myfirstin-
door win.”
The Aggies scored 74 points in ,
taking third at that meet. Arkansisj
won with 96, followed by Houston!
with 81.
The Aggies have many “surt"
events, said Howard, but that just
isn’t enough.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — Texas A&M stopped Louisiana State’s
leading scorer, Durand “Rudy” Macklin, but it didn’t slow the South
eastern Conference champion Tigers from dominating the Aggies and
inheriting the title to the longest win streak in the nation.
The fourth-ranked Tigers, now 26-1, hit a torrid 64 percent from the
field in the first half Sunday, romping to an easy 67-57 non-conference
win behind sophomore Howard Carter's game high 21 points.
“Our players were psyched up this afternoon. I thought our game
controlled the tempo,” said LSU coach Dale Brown, whose team
clinched the Southest Conference championship Saturday on a pair of
last-second free throws in a 66-65 win over Tennessee.
The win, coupled with Notre Dame’s 57-56 win snapping Virginia’s
28-game streak Sunday, gives LSU claim to the country’s longest win
string. The Tigers also are unbeaten in 16 SEC matches.
“Our defense at times was fantastic,” Brown said. “It may have been
our best defensive effort of the year.
“They were really tough on Macklin (four points),” he added. “At
times, they wer.e double and triple-teaming him but he didn’t pout
because he wasn’t getting his average. We sacrificed him. He gave up a
lot this afternoon to play his role.”
Texas
for an <
day ag
of 9,50
“We do have a lot of sure point!
in certain events,” he said,
we can’t win on just a few
places. Arkansas is good indoors
They have one of the top cm
country track teams in the natm
Our long distance just isn’tasgood
as Arkansas’. But in the
events, we were doing real wel
The Ags’ performance ii
three SWC indoor records brobi
and three firsts.
Howard’s 7-2V2 jump put hi« dW
the record books, and teammate
Randy Hall and Leslie Ken jc« VflTI
him in the pole vault and 440yirf
dash, respectively
“We’re going to have a lot d
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improvement (as the season proj p . A '
resses) * * tfrvwiravri “iV; fierce t
said Howard
should be most improved in mi
ning. Really, (the Ag teams) n
haven’t had time to work bit
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A Look at the Other Side of the Coin
Students Present Viewpoints
On World Issues Concerning Their
Countries
Seminar #1
Time: February 25, 1981; 7p.m.
Place: Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Seminar #5
Time: April 14, 1981; 7p.m.
Place: Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Student speakers from:
— Bangladesh
— India
— Iran
— Pakistan
— Turkey
minar #2
ne: March 5, 1981; 7p.m.
ice: Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Seminar #4
Time: April 9, 1981; 7p.m.
Place: Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Student speakers from:
— Cameroon
— Egypt
— Kenya
— Nigeria
— Tanzania
Student speakers from:
— Lebanon
— Libya
— Palestine
— Saudi Arabia
— Sri Lanka
Student speakers from:
— Bolivia
— Caribbean
— Mexico
— Puerto Rico
— Venezuela
Seminar #6
Time: April 23, 1981; 7p.m.
Place: Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Student speakers from:
— Malaysia
— South Korea
— South Viet Nam
— Taiwan
— Thailand
Seminar #3
Time: March 24, 1981; 7p.m.
Place: Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Seminar #7
Time: April 28, 1981; 7p.m.
Zachry Engineering Center, Rm. 102
Student speakers from:
— Ecuador
— El Salvador
— Guatemala
— Honduras
— Nicaragua
International Awareness Committee
International Student Association
Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas
Student speakers from:
— Canada
— Norway
— Switzerland
— United States
— West Germany
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We’re a little bit below par. But! V()te
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we have many more good I
spring days like today, well
better. We should be the h
track team by May, I think.”
Howard’s new jumping stylt
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