Page 12/The Battalion/Friday, April 8, 1983
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TANK MPNAMARA
by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds
Tennis teams to host home
events; Ladies lose to UH
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The 20th-ranked Texas A&M
men’s tennis team is playing host
to the lOth-rated Arkansas
Razorbacks this afternoon on
the varsity courts, with action
starting at 1:30. The Aggies will
face 12th-ranked Texas on
Saturday afternoon at 1:30 on
the varsity courts.
Texas A&M, 21-6 on the sea
son, is led by sophomore Kimmo
Alkio, who has compiled a 23-3
individual singles record during
the spring. Alkio, a member of
Finland’s Davis Cup team, has
played the No. 1 and No. 2 posi
tions for the Aggies much of this
year.
The Aggie Ladies, who lost to
Houston by a score of 7-2 here
Thursday afternoon, also are in
action this afternoon, facing
Texas Tech at 1:30 at Royal
Oaks Racquet Club in Bryan.
The women’s squad, 13-7, is led
by No. 1 player Vanne Akagi,
who’s 15-3 in individual
matches.
Here are complete results
from Thursday’s loss to
Houston:
Golf team falls
to fifth place
8. Colorado, 593
9. Sam Houston State, 595
10. Missouri, 597
11. Texas-El Paso, 598
12. TCU, 599
Margaret Redfearn (UH) def. Liliana
Fernandez 6-2, 6-3
Vanne Akagi (A&M) def. Hee Back 6-3,
7-5
Joy Tacon (UH) def. Amy Gloss 6-2, 6-2
Teresa Landry (A&M) def. Kim Gensler
6-3, 3-6, 6-4
Cathy Tyrrell (UH) def. Laura Hanna
6-2, 6-2
Brenda Burgess (UH) def. Cathy Nutt
3-6, 6-3, 6-2
Redfearn-Tacon (UH) def. Fcrnandez-
Hanna 6-3, 4-6, 6-2
Baek-Gensler (UH) def. Closs-Landry 6-
4, 6-4
Burgess-Libera (UH) def. Nutt-Akagi 6-
3, 3-6, 6-4
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The Texas A&M men’s golf
team shot an 11-over-par 299 to
drop from first to fifth place in
Thursday’s second round of the
All-America Intercollegiate
tournament, being held at Bear
Creek in Houston.
Danny Briggs and Gary Krue
ger, who each shot 68 Wednes
day to pace the Aggies to a first-
place tie with Texas, shot 73 anil
76, respectively, Thursday. The
72-hole tournament will con
tinue today and end Saturday.
Texas dropped to fourth
place and the Oklahoma State
Cowboys took over the top spot
with a two-day total of 569.
Texas A&M coach Bob Ellis
said he and his players were hap
py about Wednesday’s play, but
wet, cold weather caused a dro
poff in Thursday’s second
round. In addition, he said, the
tourney will get tougher each
day since the courses are leng
thened (by moving the tees back)
for each round.
The Aggies’ individual results
and totals thus far in the AAII:
Track squads
at Texas Relai
The men’s and women’stn
teams will be in Austin todati
Saturday for the 56th Texas!
lays, featuring college,)
college, women’s, high sdi
and open club divisions
About 750 athletes represt
ing 64 universities and collf!
will compete in the 1983Te
Relays, which are being b
by the University of Tea
Memorial Stadium. Prelim
field and running events lie;
this morning at 9 and com:
this afternoon at 2:30.
finals begin at 6:30 p.m.
On Saturday, runningi
open at 10 a.m., with fin
Danny Briggs 68-73-141
Gary Krueger 68-76-144
Paul Oglesby 71-73-144
David Jones 73-77-150
Jacky Lee 75-79-154
field and running eventsbetI
ning at noon.
Aggie men’s coach Ckl
Thomas is the referee foi
event. Thomas was atop!
ghorn sprinter in the el
1950s and in 1981 wasindua
into UT’s track HallofHoa
During his 25 seasons as]
Other team scores from the
AAII:
1. Oklahoma State, 569
2. Houston, 574
3. Oral Roberts, 575
4. Texas,576
5. Texas A&M, 579
6. Arizona, 587
7. Lamar, 590
Aggies’ coach, A&M
finished lower than thirdinj
Southwest Conferenceoi
times. On the other
they’ve won four times,
three titles coming in thel
five seasons.
The Texas A&M menssi cl|agai
has won three meets this spnBsual
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A&M sailboat racer-
team to compete
in weekend regatts
The Texas A&M Sailboat
Racing Team hasn’t gained
much recognition around the
University campus, but that’s
not stopping its members from
competing nearly every
weekend in various events
around the state.
On Saturday, the Aggies will
sail in a match racing regatta
against Rice, Baylor, A&M-
Galveston and Lamar at the Port
Arthur Yacht Club. Last
weekend, Texas A&M finished
third among five teams in a team
racing competition held at
Tulane. Earlier in the semester,
the Aggies finished second in
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A&M-Galveston.
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purchase new equipme®
needs.
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“I think if both of us (T ^AY
A&M and Utah State) play*
it should be a u
watch. Texas A&M, I’ve T; -
felt, has always beenafl
strong team, and they’ll al)
give you a good game ^
down to the wire.” if Mb’
And then there’s the?
pitching matchup between'
and Ramm. Texas A&Msot
coach Bob Brock knows I
Ramm, and Searle knows
Stoll. How do the two t
“I feel like they’re b
rights all-America pitchen
well as people,” Searle
“And I’ve always enjoyed»•
ing both of them pitch, W
it’s going to be a ]
Searle also praised the pt :
her Aggies’ second-line h*
Julia Ranheim, sayingherf
ing in the shadow of Ran®
made her underrated
Utah State is now 12-6-1
the season, and they’ve It
few more games rained out
Searle would like to have!
But the coach said herteJ>
right on schedule constderit:
the missed games.
“We have beat some good
tional teams, but I feel lift
pool play in the tournameni
give us more experience,"Sf 1
said. “It will give us game
that we’ve missed withthei?
out games, and that’s wha
looking forward to more
anything.”
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