THE BATTALION Page 7
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1981
ports
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possible use of
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Texas A&M quarterback coach Greg Davis
watches Aggie John Elkins execute a pitch-
out during practice Tuesday at Kyle Field.
Spring training will cease over spring
Rice pitching heads team effort
The outfield returns John outfield spot.
O’Keeffe (.203) and Mark Luetge The Owls will meet the Texas
(.244), with senior Mike McGee A&M Aggies on their home
(.217) and junior Pat Devine (. 209) ground today at 3 p. m. and Satur-
looking to see some action in an day for a doubleheader at noon.
be confusion,
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The surprising nice Owls have
. , i started strongly this season.
a ‘ ne .7* an Earlier this season they finished
i stony silence:! kCanieron Xournament in a tie
~ , . ,br first with Lamar University.
ommissioner j iac j 55 33 j nn i n g S without
told reporter scorec } on this year and the
not mien U t f our g ames were shutouts,
investigation to: |tuc]ent assistant in the Rice
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nation relat.n8t : : Derek Hutst said
it does hurt us q w j s a ne w head
loach, David Hall, who is a former
Southwest Conference player at
fhe University of Texas where he
vas on the Longhorn squad in
1968-70. He is one of the few play-
5rs to have been selected all-
.’Onference at two positions, right-
ielder and third basesman. He
dso has the distinction of playing
ra three conference champion-
ihip teams and playing in the Col-
ege World Series three years.
Hall finished his high school
loaching career with his 1979 and
1980 R.L. Turner High School
puns both competing in the class
AAAA State Tournament at Au
stin.
The Owls are beginning their
baseball season with 12 returning
Bttermen, including two who
fere redshirted last spring.
| The team has three returning
Itmthwest Conference pitchers,
Including two-year starting pitch-
|f Doug Watson who was red
shirted last year. Matt Williams
Rick Kelley are also starting
pitchers.
In the infield, Chris Russ (.279)
»! second base is considered to be
II experienced leader for the
Hm. Dave Edwards(.261) re-
||rns at third base after a good
Bshman season. Clinton Welch
(.286) will play an important role
as a starter or utility infielder.
Mike Horn (.218) and redshirted
Frank Dishongh (. 275) at first will
Ipply the Owl lineup with power
mtting from both sides of the
Here's the pitch
Staff photo by Greg Gammon
break, but will resume when classes con
tinue. The Aggies have had two scrimmages
thus far, and coaches are pleased with the
results.
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The Texas A&M University
handball team finished third in the
national championships last
weekend in Boulder, Colo.
Aggie junior Sue Oakleaf
Dallas wins
2nd straight
United Press International
DALLAS — Tom LaGarde
made a three-point play with
three seconds remaining to give
the Dallas Mavericks a 120-118
hard fought victory Thursday
night over the Golden State War
riors.
Dallas, in winning its second
straight game for the second time
in the team’s short NBA history,
held off a furious Golden State
fourth quarter rally.
Purvis Short, who fouled out
with seven minutes to go, left the
game with a career high 45 points
as the Warriors battled back from a
111-103 deficit with 4:28 to go in
the game.
Rookie Larry Smith took up the
slack with six quick points in lead
ing the Warriors on a 142 spurt to
regain the lead at 117-113 with 52
seconds left.
dominated a field of 23 women
from across the nation Saturday
and Sunday to win her second con
secutive national intercollegiate
championship. Jill MacAluso and
Beth Rowley also contributed im
portant team points by advancing
to the quarterfinals.
The men on the handball team
were: John Welch, Tim Feickert,
Richard Harrison, Matt Pokryfki,
Bill Moore and Raymond Walkup.
Feickert lost to the eventual
champion, Kevin Novak from
Memphis State, in the quarter
finals.
Harrison and Moore also lost
close matches in the quarterfinals.
Welch, Pokryfki and Walkup all
performed well in the consolation
bracket.
Lance Lowy, coach of the hand
ball team, expressed satisfaction
and optimism because of the team
results. The experience gained,
Lowy said, will help all the
players.
The University of Texas and
Lake Forest College of Chicago
tied for first in the team standings
while Memphis State took second.
Texas A&M beat out such hand
ball powers as the University of
Cincinnati, California-Berkeley
and Montana for third place.
The Handball Club will send 40
to 50 players to Austin March 27-
29 for the Southwest Divisional
Handball Tournament. The tour
nament will draw top players from
Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and
Louisiana.
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