THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1981
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Astros make six more moves
Men’s tennis
The Aggies, 16-7 and 2-3 in SWC action, travel to Fort Worth
Saturday to play TCU at 1:30 p.m. and Lubbock Sunday to play
Texas Tech at 1 p.m. in dual meets.
Last weekend, the 20th-ranked Texas A&M team lost to 18th-
ranked Texas in an appropriately close contest, 5-4.
Men’s lacrosse
The Texas A&M lacrosse team, after defeating the Bayou Lacros-
seClubin Houston 11-9 last weekend, will take on Sam Houston
ate on the drill field at 1 p.m. Saturday.
On Sunday, Texas comes into town to play the Ags at 1 p.m.
Men’s golf
The Aggies, who have held down the fourth spot in the All-
American Intercollegiate tournament the last two days, continues
action in the four-day event today and Saturday.
Women’s tennis
te newspaf# The Ag women play the University of Texas-Permian Basin
1:30 p.m. before traveling to Denton to compete in the
Oklahoma State four-way meet Saturday.
The teams competing are Oklahoma State, Oklahoma University,
Centenary College and Texas A&M.
Wheelchair
teams meet
The Texas A&M University
wheelchair basketball team will
host the Houston Cougars’ wheel
chair team in a full-court contest
Saturday at 6 p.m. in DeWare
Fieldhouse.
United Press International
COCOA, Fla. — The Houston
Astros Thursday placed pitcher
J.R. Richard on a 60-day disabled
list as they said they would, and
they pared their roster to 27 play
ers with five other moves.
Reserve infielder Mike Fischlin
was traded to the Cleveland In
dians for a player to be named la
ter, and four other Astros includ
ing catcher Alan Knicely were
sent to minor league teams.
The trade of veteran pitcher
Ken Forsch to California and the
reassignment of pitchers Gordie
Pladson and Bert Roberge to Tus-
con Thursday assured lefthander
Bobby Sprowl, a rookie who has
caught Manager Bill Virdon’s eye
this spring, of starting the season
on the 25-man roster for the first
time.
Also sent down as Virdon pared
to two players over the limit for
Thursday’s opener at Los Angeles
was Joe “Shoes” Pittman, who had
vied for a reserve infielder job
along with Fischlin until the ac
quisition by trade Wednesday of
infielders Dickie Thon from Cali
fornia and Kiko Garcia from Balti
more.
Reserve outfielder Gary Rajsich
remained on the roster, but he
and one other player were be
lieved headed for the minors fol
lowing a four-game exhibition
swing the Astros are making to
Arizona starting Saturday.
In placing Richard on the spe
cial 60-day disabled list, the team
took him out of action until at least
June. He is working out with the
club and trying to regain his all-
star form following a stroke in
July. The club’s statement Thurs
day announcing the move said
Richard “has been making great
strides toward full recovery.”
Virdon said the trades solidified
his ballclub for their defense of the
National League West title.
“I feel we re a better team than
last year,” he said following two
llth-hour trades which beat the
inter-league trading deadline by
hours. The team swapped veteran
pitcher Forsch for Thon, and
minor league outfielder Chris
Bourjos for Garcia.
“I think these trades make a
great deal of difference to our
team,” Virdon added.
Sprowl has been in the Astros
minor-league system since they
acquired him from the Boston Red
Sox in the June, 1979, Bob Watson
trade.
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