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The Battalion Sports
April 9, 1982/Page 11
Softball team hosts Aggie
Invitational this weekend
Triathlon
Three-sport event slated Saturday
I : It’s a small tournament, but
bb Brock says that doesn’t
mean it’s going to be an easy one.
■ Brock and the Texas A&M
women’s softball team host the
four-team Aggie Invitational to
day and Saturday at Travis Park
in Bryan. The tournament, a
double-elimination touney, in-
dudes Sam Houston State, Min
nesota, South Carolina and
Texas A&M.
The Lady Bearkats have the
top record of the four teams,
bringing a 26-1 mark into the
tourney. Texas A&M has a 25-3
record, while South Carolina is
21-3 and Minnesota is 5-6.
But Brock says Minnesota’s
record may be deceiving.
“From looking at the four
teams’ records, it’s going to be a
good tournament,” Brock said.
“We’ve been working on our hit
ting all week. We should be
ready with basically the same
team we’ve had all season. We’re
going to give it all we’ve got. All
three of the other teams are
going to be good — even Minne
sota’s good with that 5-6 re
cord.”
Shan McDonald, with a 12-2
overall record and a 0.43 ERA,
will start Aggies’ first game
against Minnesota at 1 today on
Field C at Travis. Texas A&M
will then play SHSU at 3 on Field
B, South Carolina at 6:30 on
Field B and Minnesota again at
8:30 on Field C.
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&M tennis team slams Lobos
I The Texas A&M men’s tennis
team prepared for today’s
match with the No. 2-ranked
SMU Mustangs by defeating the
Nbw Mexico Lobos 9-0 Thurs
day at the Omar Smith Tennis
Center.
■Coach David Kent’s Aggies
are 21-5 for the season and are
in third place in the Southwest
Conference. The Mustangs are
in first, while TCU, ranked No.
8, holds down second place.
In the number one singles
match, Kimmo Alkio defeated
the Lobos’ Steve Otero 7-6, 6-3.
Alkio also teamed with Tom
Judson to win a doubles match
7-6, 7-5 over Otero and Curtis
Neeld.
Judson won the number two
singles match over Sam Rivera,
2-6, 6-1, 6-2.
In other results:
— Greg Hill del. Neeld 0-6,
6-3, 7-6
— Ron Kowal del. Tony
Richey 6-1, 6-3
— Van Barry def. Andy
Meikle 6-4, 7-5
— Mike Pazourek def. Alex
Dorato 6-0, 6-1
— Hill-Kowal def. Rivera-
Dorato 2-6, 6-3, 6-3
— Barry-Pazourek def.
Meikle-Richev 7-5, 6-7, 6-1
Safety considerations for the
500 participatnts in the Texas
Triathlon here Saturday will re
sult in traffic control procedures
being placed in effect around
portions of the College Station
East Bypass. These measures in
clude the closing of the service
road on the east side of the
bypass from the University
Drive to Briarcrest Drive.
Triathlon coordinator Tom
Weis of Texas A&M University’s
Health and Physical Education
Department said city officials
and police in both Bryan and
College Station are cooperating
in the effort to insure that run
ners and bikers in the event can
perform under the safest possi
ble conditions.
“We have received tremen
dous support and cooperation
from officials in both cities,”
Weis said. “We are most appre
ciative of them and request the
understanding of motorists who
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Basketball assistant
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■AUSTIN — New University
of Texas basketball coach Bob
Weltlich Thursday hired his for
mer assistant at the University of
Mississippi, Eddie Oran.
Oran, 30, is a native of Harri-
man, Tenn., where he gradu
ated from high school and later
returned as a coach and teacher
before joining Weltlich at Ole
Miss for the 1976-1977 season.
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The Texas Triathlon, jointly
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