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NEW YORK — Mr. October
maybe taking his act on the road.
New York Yankee outfielder
Reggie Jackson, whose postseason
heroics and clubhouse charades
have made him one of the most
controversial players in baseball,
iiti declared himself a free agent
Monday.
Jackson, who finished his fifth
year with the Yankees last week,
had perhaps his worst season ever
with a .237 average, 15 homers
®d .54 RBI. Jackson was part of
two championship teams and
three pennant winners during his
Mew York stay.
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finish seventh
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By GAYE DENLEY
Battalion Staff
The Texas A&M women’s golf
team, playing without two of its
strongest starters, tied with
UCLA for seventh place in the
Lady Gator Invitational in Gaines
ville, Fla., last weekend.
The University of New Mexico
won the tournament with a three-
day team total of 884, followed by
Florida State University at 893.
The Aggies posted a 917, 33
strokes out of first place.
r C Coach Kitty Holley left home
esto fi freshman Patricia Gonzalez and
I senior Monica Welsh, two main
stays of the five-member traveling
squad, replacing them with Kerry
Bower and Sheila Oldfield. Welsh
had missed qualifying for the tour
nament by one stroke, and Gon
zalez, just returned from an inter
national competition, needed the
weekend to catch up on her rest
and her schoolwork, Holley said.
Another of the regulars, Shirley
Furlong, placed sixth individually
in a field of 74 players from 15
schools, firing a 75-73-74-222.
Jackie Bertram finished six strokes
hack at 228, and Susan Yantis shot
a229. Bower and Oldfield added a
240 and a 243 to the team total.
*TTc Aggies will venture south of
=t the border for their next tourna
ment in Monterey, Mexico, on
Nov. 12-14 at the Club Compes-
tre. “It should be fun,” Holley
said. “This is the first time they’ve
held this tournament. ”
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He will be in the Nov. 13 reen
try draft for the second time in his
career. Jackson previously played
with Oakland and Baltimore. Any
team that signs Jackson will not he
required to compensate the Yank
ees because Jackson has already
participated in the free agent
draft.
Irv Kaze, public relations dire
ctor of the Yankees, said that while
Jackson has declared his free agen
cy he is by no means an ex-
Yankee.
‘Jackson going for free agency is
no surprise,” said Kaze. “Ron
Guidry has already done so. It
would also not surprise me to see
Reggie and George Steinbrenner
get together before Nov. 13. Both
have expressed a desire to do so. ”
At the time Steinbrenner
signed Jackson in November
1976, his $2.9 million contract
made him one of the highest paid
players in baseball history. Now,
Jackson’s contract is mild com
pared with most of the game’s
standout players, including team
mate Dave Winfield, who signed a
10-year, $24 million pact this year.
“I want to talk to Reggie man to
man and find out what he’s think
ing. I have certain ideas but I have
to hear from him,” Steinbrenner
said. “One sports writer did indi
cate he was burning his bridges as
far as staying with the team but I
want to hear that from Reggie
himself. He has contributed
mightily here.”
Jackson admittedly has been
unhappy this season.
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