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life on University
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Sherrill says distraction
may be with Ags to stay
By TRAVIS TINGLE
Sports Editor
The in-house investigation of
charges against Texas A&M
quarterback Kevin Murray won’t
stop being a distraction to the Ag
gies in coming weeks Coach
Jackie Sherrill said Saturday
night after A&M’s 31-17 win over
Northeast Louisiana.
“There’s no question that the
distraction part is really going to
get bigger and bigger and big
ger,” Sherrill said during a can
did interview with seven report
ers who jammed into a small
office in the Aggie dressing
room.
“A good football team has to
get through all that,” Sherrill
said. “There’s nothing you can do
about it. You just have to live with
it and go about your business.
“I didn’t have the time this
week to put my arm around them
(the players) and get them all
fired up. The players prepared
and won this one (against NLU)
by themselves.”
Sherrill centered most of his
comments, some off-the-record,
on the questions still surrounding
charges that surfaced Tuesday on
Dallas’ WFAA-TV that Murray
received a car and cash from
prominent Aggie alumnus Rod
Dockery.
Sherrill indicated that A&M
must take certain actions before
the NCAA and the Southwest
Conference pick up where the in-
house investigation leaves off.
“We need to establish the rea
son behind the sources (the for
mer employees of the leasing
company, Pelco Inc., which Dock
ery owns) — their motives, their
credibility,” he said. “You’ve got a
soap opera here ...
“We need to establish the facts.
We’re going to get all the infor
mation and give it to the NCAA
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A&M Coach Jackie Sherrill
because they’re not going to talk
to all the people involved (with
Murray’s situation).
“I question — big question —
the way it was handled (by
WFAA).”
Two days after WFAA-TV’s
“handled” Murray on camera,
showing him a lease agreement
for a car with his signature on it,
TCU Coach Jim Wacker’s sus-
h
pended six of his own players for
the same type of violations
ray is being accused of.
The six players, one of whicli
was All-America tailback Ken
neth Davis, admitted to takint
cash payments from an Hornea
Frog booster. The money was ac
cepted while the players were be
ing recruited by TCU’s previous
coach, F.A. Dry, now an assistam
under Grant Teaff at Baylor.
The TCU situation, coupled
with the 3-year probation already
placed on the SMU football pro
gram, prompted Dallas Morning
News sports columnist Rands
Galloway to ask Sherrill quilt
frankly, “what’s happening to the
Southwest Conference?”
“It’s (the SWC) not any differ
ent than any other conference.!
know, because I’ve been-in and
coached-in just about every one,’
Sherrill said. “We’re (the SWC)
one of the cleanest.
“People think, ‘Oh my god!
What are we going to do aboui
college athletics? Well, it’s a Im
better than it was when 1 was
playing 20 years ago (at Ala
bama).
Sherrill clarified by saying thai
teams put on probation during
the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s, could only
expect to see “a few lines" appear
in the newspapers.
Today, he said, NCAA rule vi
olations make front page new
for weeks on end.
Sherrill said the extensive cov
erage stems from a bigger and
more compicated problem. Ht
said that just because an athlete
has been trained for 15 yean of
his life to play football in from of
70,000 people, doesn’t make him
a celebrity.
“We’ve made personalities oui
of all these kids,” he said, “andl
say 'kids’ because they are. Wt
make personalities out of these
kids before they have a chance to
become a person."
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Reds edge past Astros, 6-5:
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HOUSTON — Dave Concepcion
smashed two hits and drove in
three runs, including a game-win
ning ninth-inning RBI, to lift the
Cincinnati Reds to a 6-5 victory
over the Houston Astros Sunday
night.
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With the scored tied 5-5, Con
cepcion hit a sacrifice fly to right
field, scoring Dave Parker from
third with the winning run. Parker
had doubled and moved to third on
Eric Davis’ sacrifice bunt.
Ted Power (7-4) was the winner
for the Astros and Bill Dawley (4-3)
took the loss for the Reds.
Houston took a 2-0 lead in the
first after loading the bases on Phil
Garner’s fielder’s choice, Jose
Cruz’s ground-rule double and an
intentional walk to Jerry Mumph-
rey. Glenn Davis then bounced a
two-run single into center.
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The Reds tied the score in the
fourth when Nick Esasky reached
on an infield single and pinch-run
ner Max Venable moved to second
on Buddy Bell’s single. Concepcion
drove in Venable with a single and
Bell scored from third on Bo Diaz’s
sacrifice fly.
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Cincinnati moved ahead 4-2 in
the fifth on RBI singles by Parker
and Concepcion.
Houston rallied for three runs in
the fifth after Craig Reynolds sin
gled, moved to second when Gar
ner walked, and scored on a single
Other Sunday games:
(Home team in capitals)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Milwaukee 2, TORONTO 1
New York 5, BALTIMORE 4
BOSTON 6, Detroit 2
CHICAGO 7, Oakland 5
Minnesota 7, KANSAS CITY 2
CALIFORNIA 10, Cleveland 9
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. METS 3
Chicago 9, PHILADELPHIA 2
ST. LOUIS 6, Montreal 5
Los Angeles 5, SAN FRANCISCO 3
Atlanta 7, SAN DIEGO 5
the sixth. A single by Ron 0«ii
and walks to Eddie MilnerandPc,
Rose loaded the bases. Astros
liever Frank DiPino walked pine-
hitter Tony Perez to force in Os
ter.
Rangers 6, Mariners0
ARLINGTON — Mike Mi-
scattered six hits and struck om
while Pete O'Brien went 3-for-3,
cuding a homer, and drove inti®
runs Sunday night as the If
Rangers beat the Seattle Marinen
0.
Mason (8-13) pitched his fi
complete game of the season fori
Rangers to get the win. Mas
walked one and his 11 strike)
were a career-high.
O’Brien hit a solo home run,
19th of the season, in the firstiniK
off Frank Wills (4-9), who took!
loss for the Mariners.
The Rangers scored twice ini
third on a sacrifice fly by Curtisi 1
kerson and a run-scoring sii
O’Brien.
Gary Ward led off the fourth*!
a single and scored on Duane Wai
er’s double. Walker later scored
Geno Petralli’s sacrifice fly.
by Cruz. Jerry Mumphrey then
doubled to bring home Garner and
Cruz.
The Reds tied the score 5-5 in
O’Brien added a sacrifice
the seventh. O’Brien drove in Stf
Buechele, who had singled, r
to second when Wilkerson was
a pitch and took third on agrouH
out.
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