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By FRANK L. CHRISTLIEB
Battalion Staff
In a must-win situation, the
id then mj ’exas Aggie baseball team did just
vhat it had to do against the
Saylor Bears over the weekend.
The Aggies won 3-1 Friday
light, and swept a Saturday dou-
lle header by identical scores of
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Aggie pitcher Steve Davis
truck out 14 in eight innings in
fiday’s game to earn his sixth win
gainst no losses. A&M scored all
ts runs in the first inning as Tim
loyes hit a two-run homer and
lodney Hodde followed with a
a sldkf olo homer.
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vas reheved by Perry Swanson in
|he ninth after walking the leadoff
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Boyes, Hodde and Joe Szekely
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sach with two hits and Szekely
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ssile, the* he last four games. Hodde set a
new A&M record by hitting his
iruise imssik jllth double of the year, breaking
ss peoples he old record of 16 set by Robert
d Officer Jil Bonner in 1977.
In Saturday’s second 5-4 win,
Bobert Slavens, 2-2, won in relief
)f Rick Luecken and Bobby
jwd laterTaylor. Luecken, making his first
start since pulling a groin two
iveeks ago, came out of the game
ocky Flatsi in the fifth inning after stumbling
it, operated! ipff the mound during a pitch.
Luecken was obviously still in
pain from the muscle pull, and
riends Seat mad coach Tom Chandler said
the sponsor biecken’s status for this
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Even with the three-game
sweep, however, the Aggies did
not move out of sixth place in the
Southwest Conference. Due to
other S WC games played over the
weekend, it is still undecided
whether or not A&M will gain a
spot in the four-team post-season
SWC tournament.
The Aggies must await the out
come of other SWC games this
week, as well as the outcome of
their own home series with the
Texas Longhorns this weekend,
before they’ll know if they’re
going to Austin for the May tour
nament.
Once again, the almost un
avoidable ultimatum is this: A&M
must win all three games from
Texas in order to earn a spot in the
tournament.
Here’s the situation: the
weekend began with Texas,
Arkansas, Rice and Houston
occupying the top four spots in the
conference, with TCU and A&M
in fifth and sixth. In its weekend
series with Rice, Texas clinched
first place by taking two of three
games, while Arkansas clinched
second place by taking two out of
three games from Texas Tech.
That leaves Texas at 15-3,
Arkansas at 12-9 and Rice at 11-10,
in first, second and third. Now’s
when it gets confusing.
Houston and TCU had a three-
game weekend series scheduled,
but were rained out Friday and
Saturday. The two teams played
one game Sunday, with TCU win
ning, and will play a double head
er today. At this point, Houston
and TCU are tied for fourth with
9-9-1 and 8-8 records, with the
edge going to Houston because of
the one tie on its record.
A&M is right behind at 8-9-1, so
the results of the today’s TCU-
Houston double header are im
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MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1981
First A&M Relays successful,
Ags prepare for SWC outdoor
By RICK STOLLE
Battalion Staff
For about an hour Saturday, a
Baylor University relay team had
the fastest 1600-meter run in the
nation at the First Texas A&M Re
lays.
Unfortunately, two teams at
the Penn Relays later squeezed by
the Bears to get the fastest time in
the nation. The Seton Hall team
ran a 3:02.96 and the University of
Arkansas team ran a 3:04.63.
The Baylor team of Bill Hart-
son, Bobby Burkhalter, Arthur
McCullar and Zeke Jefferson ran a
3:05.39 1600-meter, three
seconds under the Olympic qual
ifying time of 3:08.
In fact, four other teams, went
under the mark. TCU was second
at 3:06.15, Texas A&M at 3:06.31,
Texas 3:07.09 and Texas Southern
at 3:07.88. It represents some of
the fastest times at any one track
meet in the nation this year.
“It was an outstanding meet,”
said Aggie track coach Charlie
Thomas. “We had all the coaches
of the 16 teams come up after the
meet and compliment us on it and
assure us that they would be back
next year.”
The meet next year will be held
in Baton Rouge, La. with
Louisiana State hosting the event.
Originally, A&M was to have been
the host every year but when it
took two years to get a new track,
LSU stepped into the void and
began hosting their own meet.
“We worked it out with LSU,”
said Thomas, “so we will be flip
flopping the sites to keep every
body happy. In fact, we hope to
add Oklahoma and Oklahoma
State to the list of teams next
year. ”
The Ags had a good showing in
the meet in taking four first places.
Texas and Baylor had six and five
first place s respectively in the
non-scoring meet.
The four A&M first places came
in the pole vault, the 10,000-
meter run, the 110-meter shuttle
relays and the 400-meter dash.
Five vaulters hit the 16-10
mark in the pole vault but the
placings were determined on who
got the mark first. Rob Montgom
ery took first over teammate Ran
dy Hall who was in fifth place at
16-10 but was slowed by water on
the knee.
“Their were four vaulters, in
cluding Randy and Rob, who have
gone over 17 feet but for some
reason, just didn’t get there,” said
Thomas.
Ray Muenich ran a 31:13.5 to
win the 10,000-meter run and
Mike Glaspie, Craig Moody, Rick
Thomas and Billy Busch ran a
56.24 in the 110-meter Shuttle
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The Ags are still hurting with
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He said the biggest worry he
has is if he will be able to have
sprinter Rod Richardson back.
Richardson strained some leg
muscles in the Friday night pre
liminaries and was withdrawn
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