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Quick elimination
Chandler says Aggies’ mistakes proved fatal
by Frank L. Christlieb
Sports Editor
Coach Tom Chandler may
have pinpointed his team’s big
gest nemesis when he spoke to
reporters after the Aggie base
ball squad had been eliminated
from the Southwest Conference
tournament over the weekend.
“The problem we had all year
was that we always gave the
other team four or five outs,”
the Texas A&M coach said. “We
did it against Texas (Friday
night when the Aggies lost 12-7)
and against Houston (Saturday
afternoon when the Aggies lost
13-6).”
For instance, in the game with
No. 1-ranked Texas, the Aggies
committed three errors, each of
which led to Longhorn runs.
Against the Cougars, Texas
A&M was charged with two
errors, and both were followed
by runs as well.
Catcher Jeff Jacobson’s solo
home run in the fifth inning of
Saturday’s game seemed to illus
trate some of the disappoint
ment of the Aggies’ season,
which ended abruptly after the
team won five of its last six regu
lar-season games to qualify for
the league tourney.
While outfielders Billy Can
non and Ronnie Risinger watch
ed, the ball bounded off the
Olsen Field scoreboard sign,
knocking several letters off and
onto the warning track dirt.
Only a few inches higher and the
ball ironically would have
knocked the letters “A&M” off
the portion of the sign listing the
four teams participating in the
tourney.
But it was only a matter of
four innings before the Cougars
made reality of the Aggies’ early
exit from the tourney. Erasing a
5-3 Aggie lead with an eight-run
seventh inning, Houston
ushered Texas A&M straight to
the Olsen Field gates.
Chandler, describing the sta
dium as a “good hitter’s park,”
gave credit to the Aggie offense,
but added that his relief pitchers
“couldn’t do it” when called
upon to replace the Texas A&M
starters.
The Aggies’ Rick Luecken,
who was named first team all-
SWC, struck out nine during 6 2 /s
innings against Texas. Howev
er, the Longhorns scored three
runs in the seventh inning to
take an 8-5 lead after the Aggies
had come back to tie the game
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