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Sports ggies take UTA tourney Staff photo by Greg Gammon Shannon Murray, first baseman for the Texas A&M softball ^eam lays down a bunt during last week’s Texas A&M Invita- ional Softball Tournament. The 38-5 Aggies host Milver ton, Canada in a double header today at 6 p. m. at Bee Creek ays Park. By CAROLYN BARNES Battalion Staff The Texas A&M softball team came home winners from the University of Texas-Arlington’s tournament over the weekend. Lori Stoll pitched a no-hitter in the tournament opener Fri day for a 3-0 win over LSU. Shan McDonald followed suit, collecting 15 strike-outs during the Aggies’ 6-1 win over Central State University of Oklahoma. Stoll and McDonald then alternated innings in a 7-0 win over Angelo State Univer sity. Rain postponed Saturday’s game with Baylor during the third inning of a scoreless tie. When the Bears didn’t show Sunday, the Aggies won by for feit. The Aggies were behind going into the seventh inning against Sam Houston when Pam Whigham got a walk and Karen Guerrero collected a base hit. Mel Pritchard drove them in for a 2-1 win and a place in the finals against West Texas State. Guerrero had four hits in cluding a game-winning bunt in the bottom of the eighth inning that brought Maria Resendez in to score the winning run in a 3-2 victory over West Texas State. The 38-5 Aggies will host Milverton, Canada tonight in a double header at Bee Creek Park beginning at 6 p.m. ■old Curtii six week I •-year-old f 1 on tieli n industri ggies take two of three ames from Red Raiders ictims - i, 21; Til ;k Rogers! 1 in the A wi^JBy FRANK L. CHRISTLIEB Battalion Staff e Texas A&M baseball team llit a double header with the as Tech Red Raiders Monday Lubbock, winning the first e 4-2 and losing the second e 7-6 when Tech scored three fns in the bottom of the ninth e other™ e split brings the the Aggies 5-15-1 for the season and 5-9-1 poor neia in the SWC, and puts them in en , [th place behind Texas, Arkan- "' int v ' s, Rice, Houston and TCU. The : y, '; ;d Raiders are 25-17 and 5-10, ' 1 ? ex / id are tied with Baylor for ie “ s |°l® iventh place in the SWC. 1 1 j, [The Aggies won Sunday’s game 1 " with the Red Raiders 6-5, giving )ine ' ipm two wins in three games for owiut L u l)| )0c k trip. The successful puts the Aggies back into con- lion for one of three undecided 1C post-season tournament ths. Texas, at 13-2, is far ahead said sorf r Bell vai self as “Jt| waller sail I ers used / Bell’s conditios- ic Safety ! Sunday! ieriouss" of the other teams in the confer ence and virtually has the top spot clinched. The Aggies’ David Flores, 5-3, won Monday’s first game, with Perry Swanson earning his second save in two games. Tim Boyes had two of the Aggies’ nine hits with two doubles in three trips to the plate. In the second game, two-run homers by Boyes and Grant Priess gave the Ags a 4-2 lead through seven innings. The two homers were the Aggies only hits until the eighth inniryg, vyhen they spored two more runs on three hits, in cluding a two-run double by Joey Szekely. With a 6-2 lead at this point, it seemed the Aggies were on their way to a double header sweep. However, the Red Raiders scored two unearned runs in their half of the eighth and the three runs in the ninth to win the game. The Aggies will play the Uni versity of South Alabama in single games Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Olsen Field. Netters win in weekend tennis play By RICK STOLLE Battalion Staff Gearing up for the AIAW Divi sion I tournament in Houston, the Texas A&M women’s tennis team split two weekend matches. The Ags remain in sixth place with a 4-6 record as they prepare to leave for the Individaul State tournament that will be held at the University of Houston April 23- 25. There will be 11 teams compet ing in the tourney. Trinity is in first place, with Texas, TCU, Rice, North Texas State, A&M, UT- Permian Basin, SMU, Lamar, Tech and Houston following. The Ags defeated the Texas Tech Red Raiders Friday 6-3 to gain a little momentum going into a Saturday match with the Univer sity of Texas. Unfortunately, the Ags did not do as well as they would have liked in Austin in losing 8-1. Coach Jan Cannon said the team was disappointed with the showing in Austin. She said she believed they should have done much better. Texas had scheduled Tech at 8:30 Saturday morning and Can non said the match should have tired the Longhorns but seemed to have no effect. Only Liliana Fernandez was able to take a victory as she defe ated Kerstin McKeen 7-5, 6-3. Against Tech, Fernandez defe ated Regina Revello 6-3, 6-1; Amy Gloss beat Sue Smith 6-0, 6-1; Maylyn Hooton defeated Nancy McGrath 6-1, 7-5 and Sonja Hutcherson beat Joan Waltki 6-0, 6-2. In doubles, Closs-Laura Hanna defeated Smith-Stringer 6-1, 6-3 and Fernandez-Judy Willard beat McGrath-Waltki 6-0, 6-2. All three losses came in three set matches. The Ags will leave Thursday morning for Houston. THE BATTALION TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1981 Page 9 TANK MCNAMARA by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds SMITHS CORNER USA. 1981 football season tickets now on sale Season tickets for the 1981 Texas A&M football season are on sale through the end of May at the Athletic Ticket Office in G. Rollie White Coliseum. 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