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HARLINGEN — Defending
champion Roy Peden of Kermit,
Texas — a former U.S National
Open Seniors champion — moved
into the semi-finals of the Life Be
gins at 40 golf tournament
Wednesday, defeating Fred
Rohde of San Antonio, Texas.
Peden, 61, wrapped up a 2-
under-par performance with an
11-foot birdie that eliminated
Rohde on the 16th hole. Peden
won a 3 and 2 victory.
The former Texas A&M Univer
sity baseball catcher is bidding for
his third LB 40 title. He will be
joined in Thursday’s semi-finals
by Bill Buchanan of Irving; Lee
Fisher of Harlingen; and Henry
Richards of Jacksboro.
“I played pretty well except for
No. 9 where I three-putted for my
only bogey,” said Peden. “My
best shot was a 16-foot putt for a
birdie on No. 10.”
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Sports Editor
The experts predicted a two-
team race between Texas and
SMU in the Southwest Confer
ence Swimming Championships
in Austin, and thus far they’re cor
rect.
After one day of competition,
the Mustangs pulled out to a five-
point lead behind a 1-2 perform
ance in the 500-yard freestyle to
take the lead over the heavily fa
vored Longhorns. Competition
continues today.
The Aggies, who only placed
once in the first-day events, are
currently sixth.
S.M.U. scored 155.5 in the first
day of competition to edge Texas
at 150.0. Houston followed at
84.5; Arkansas at 76; Texas Christ
ian at 22; Texas A&M at 21; Texas
Tech at 19; and Rice at 10.
Jimmy Lee and Chuck Bauman
finished 1-2 in the 500 yards frees
tyle Thursday to assist Southern
Methodist.
Bill Stafford took a first in the
200-yard individual medley for
Texas and Kris Kirchner finished
first in the 50-yard freestyle to gar
ner more points for the Lon
ghorns.
Kirchner also anchored Texas’
400 medley relay team composed
of Clay Britt, Nick Nevid and Scott
Spann. SMU finished less than a
second behind Texas’ 3:15.18 at
3:16.17 to take second. The Mus
tang team consisted of Ken Bren-
ton, Steve Lundquist, Hunter
Richmond and John Spaulding.
The Aggies placed fifth in the
400-yard medley relay with a
3:24.75 time.
In the five events, SMU
claimed nine places in the top-six
of the four individual events and
second in the relay. Texas claimed
seven of the individual champion
ship positions and first in the
relay.
Results after the first day:
500-yard freestyle — 1, Jimmy Lee,
SMU, 4:21.40. 2, Chuck Bauman, SMU,
4:24.91. 3. Steve Poulter, Houston, 4:25.59.
4. Mark Tomlin, SMU. 4:26.13. 5, Andy
Schmidt, Texas, 4:26.27. 6, Mady Lavente,
Ark., 4:26.49.
200-yard individual medley — 1, Bill
Stafford, Texas, 1:49.94. 2, Peter Dawson,
Houston, 1:50.40. 3, Kelly Rives, Texas,
1:50.46. 4, Conrad Roark, SMU, 1:51.18. 5,
Clay Britt, Texas, 1:51.48. 6, Ed Fuller,
SMU, 1:52.06.
50-yard freestyle — 1, Kris Kirchner,
Texas, 20.04. 2, Jerry Spencer, Ark., 20.15.
3, Eric Finical, Texas, 20.16. 4, John
Spaulding, SMU, 20.28., Siong Ang, Hous
ton, 20.39. 6, Steve Lundquist, SMU,
20.39.
1-meter diving — 1, Ron Meyer, Ark.,
492.80. 2, Rick Tennant, SMU, 473.65. 3,
Jim Weybrauch, SMU, 461.30. 4, Mike
Mann, Ark., 454.70. 5, David Lindsey,
Texas, 451.45. 6, Clen Evans, Houston,
451.35.
400-medley relay— 1, Texas, Clay Britt,
Nick Nevid, Scott Spann, Kris Kirchner,
3:15.18. 2, SMU, 3:16.17. 3, Houston,
3:21.97. 4, Arkansas, 3:23.09. 5, Texas
A&M, 3:24.75. 6, TCU, 3:31.64.
Team totals — 1, SMU, 155.5. 2, Texas,
150.0. 3, Houston, 84.5. 4, Arkansas, 76. 5,
TCU, 22.0. 6, Texas A&M 21.0. l\
Tech, 19.0. 8, Rice, 10.0.
SWC teams
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Here are the results Tliuiii|
SWC baseball action:
EDINBURG —Matt W1
pitched Rice University to i|
extra-inning victory overl
ranked Oklahoma State Hint
night. Rice then lost toPanA
ican, 6-4, in the nightcap.
Rice is off to its best start a
the Owls started playing the g
in 1912.
LUBBOCK — Texas 1-|
swept a doubleheader overt
bock Christian College, 9-51
14-7, Thursday at the Ted|
amond.
David Carroll, 3-0, gave tipi
runs on eight hits, fourwalbf
struck out one in six innings,!
Farenthold, 3-0, pitched
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AUSTIN —Fifth-rankedl: | By
dealt two blows to Hai|-
Simmons Thursday in adoiiBWith nol
header with wins of 9-0and: thing to gai
Tim Reynolds won the nis team
game pitching a three-hittei.against sixl
improving his record to 2-C! versity Thi
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