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Longhorns sweep; Kansas wins one
Long baseball weekend for A&M
by Denise S. Sechelski
Battalion Staff
The Texas A&M baseball
team concluded a full week of
baseball Sunday when it split a
double-header with the Unvier-
sity of Kansas at Olsen Field.
The Aggies won the first game
5-3 but lost the second 6-3.
Center fielder Billy Cannon
hit a two-run home run in the
the bottom of the fourth inning
for the first of two Aggie homers
in the first game.
In the bottom of the seventh
inning. Grant Priess tripled to
right-center field with one out.
Joe Szekely then hit a home run
over the left-center field wall to
give the Aggies the victory.
Szekely went 2-for-4 in the first
game with three RBI.
Sherman Corbett pitched the
Entire game for the Aggies and
won his third game of the season
against no losses. The losing
pitcher was Jim Phillips, who
also pitched a complete game.
The Aggies usecf three pitch
ers in the second game, with
starter Greg Smith getting the
loss in his first decision of the
year.
Smith gave up four runs and
lasted only two-thirds of the first
inning. Gerry Salinas came on to
pitch four and two-third innings
and Steve Davis finished the
game for Texas A&M.
The Aggies scored all their
runs in the second inning. With
the bases loaded, Mark Magee
picked up an RBI by grounding
out to second base. Thomas
Dean Chandler then hit a dou
ble to left-center field to drive in
the Aggies’ other two runs.
Dennis Coplin was the win
ning pitcher and Matt Gibson
earned a save for the University
of Kansas. The Jayhawks’ re
cord is now 5-8.
The Aggies’ are 18-7 for the
season and three of those losses
came against the University of
Texas Friday and Saturday in
Austin.
Texas A&M lost the first
game Friday 11-2. David Flores,
4-1, was the losing pitcher. The
Aggies lost the double-header
Saturday 8-3 and 16-2. Rick
Luecken and Robert Slavens
were the losing pitchers, respec
tively, and the losses were the
first this year for the two Aggie
right-handers. Luecken is 2-1
and Slavens is 3-1.
Coach Tom Chandler said his
team was mentally prepared to
play the Longhorns but failed to
produce on the field.
“Our team went in there
ready to play,” he said. “We just
broke down in every phase of
our game. Our pitching wasn’t
good. Our pitchers were wild
and couldn’t get the ball over the
plate.
“To win, you have to have
good defense and good pitch
ing, and we didn’t have either.”
Texas is ranked fifth in the
nation and is 33-0 for the season.
One more Longhorn victory will
tie the NCAA record for most
consecutive wins in a season.
The Longhorns set the current
record in 1977.
A&M softball team
member withdraws
Freshman pitcher Lisa Martinez, who posted a 13-0 record in
the fall for the Texas A&M softball team and had added two more
victories — a perfect game and a no-hitter — this spring, has
withdrawn from Texas A&M because of academic difficulties.
“It was definitely a big loss, and I was more or less shocked at the
news,” Coach Bob Brock said. “She had figured very heavily into
our plans for a national championship.
“I hope that whatever it is she gets it straightened out and is back
pitching for us in the fall.”
Martinez withdrew from the University March 12.
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Several members of the Aggie baseball team, including
first baseman Buddy Haney (10), second baseman Brad
Hisle (behind Haney) and relief pitcher Bobby Taylor
congratulate each other after a no-hitter against Della
State last week. Completing the no-hitter was the
gies’ Rock King (left, hand extended toward Hisle).
Lady Horns victorious
in AIAW tournament
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AUSTIN — Fifth-ranked Texas held off Central Missouri State
67-64 Sunday in the first round of the AIAW national basketball
tournament.
The Longhorns will take a 33-3 season record and 30-game win
streak into their second round game Tuesday against Wisconsin;
which advanced Sunday by beating Colorado 60-59. The winnerof
the Wisconsin-Texas matchup will advance to the AIAW semilin
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Texas was led to the w in over Central Missouri by Terri Macke;
who scored 20 points and had eight rebounds.
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