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A&M, 38-11 and representing the Central Region, will face Creighton, 35-20, of the Midwest Re- Softball gion in the first IBaHHHalaHiaaaB |^^ HB round of the double-elimination tournament Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Creighton advanced to the Series after Nebraska was disqualified for using ineligible players. “I can’t think of anybody better to open the College World Series with,” A&M Coach Bob Brock said, “than the home team (Creighton). “The fans will be treated to a good game. There’s a lot of talent on both sides.” The Aggies gained entry to the Series when they defeated the Jay- hawks at A&M’s Penberthy Field two games to none on the talented arm of junior pitcher Shawn Andaya. Andaya held Kansas to three hits, while striking out 12 and allowing no walks in Friday’s series-opening 1-0 Andaya also provided the Aggies’ offensive firepower in the game with two hits, and scored the winning run as left fielder Cindy Foster singled her home after doubling with two outs. The thunderstorms which fell on the Bryan-College Station area Sat urday forced postponement of game two and three (if Kansas won the sec ond game) to Sunday. Brock chose to start Andaya in stead of freshman Julie Carpenter for Sunday’s game in the hope of keeping the series from having to go three games. “It was awful hard to make that decision,” Brock said. “I opted for the experience, not necessarily the physical aspect, because Karen is a real good pitcher too.” And Andaya’s mound experience paid off for the Aggies as she struck out Kansas’ Gayle Luedke with a runner on third and forced a ground out to end the game and give A&M a 1-0 10-inning victory. Andaya and Kansas starter Tracy Bunge only allowed two hits apiece and it was a sacrifice fly with gave A&M the victory. A&M, playing as the visitors, put Carrie Heightly on second in the top of the 10th, as per the International Tie-Breaker rule. Andaya sacrifice bunted to move Heightly to third and then shortstop Liz Mizera USTir entrie: I'ennis Cl doubles i from the t< ■v&Ms t a n (I e in Vanne A ind Cave feared by < linion and ,f-5 in ih bles tompe lie oilu Marshall i tveie down Futbs and J IppWu pi.o AIM first- Hke said, ivith them, big points, ■plus. Wt Stan sinc e i NttAA ton competitioi The Hm's f west Co aw. iv wi callv at SWC C T i a t T Fit Id pionshi| in 1 ions ■ '1 he . place wi Ark,ms. SMU so Photo bv Anlhomi A&M’s Liz Mizera applies the tag on Kansas’ Cherie Wickham during the Aggies' 1-0 win Sun day. The Aggies swept the series and faceCn ton Thursday in the College World Series. slammed a sacrifice fly to the fence to score Heightly. “Liz had been playing well all year,” Brock said. “And Kansas kept pitching to her. A lot of teams walk her. Had the wind not been blowing in, it would have been a 2-0 game.” Brock also said the team’s attitude is right for the tournament. “We look at this as the third sea son,” Brock said. “First there was the regular season, then this regional se ries, and now the College/ ties. So we’re going to plants fresh start. When 1 toldils be playing Creighton, thr,« much more fired up.” SWC Tournament came ir l lx champi in SWC Amo for the ing of first sh nes h; knuckle Mt. Sai late Ap Bam 1)4 leet conipe win in the (continued from page 6) I hit all of it and I had to because it went into the wind. It just sparked the team.” One out later, Livingstone singled and moved to second on a wild pitch. Scanlin singled, scoring Livingstone. Scanlin was erased from the bases when James grounded a ball that bounced up and hit Scanlin. Scanlin was ruled out and James was given a single. Gegen walked to put runners at first and second for Wren. Wren slapped a Beatty offering to second baseman McAfee, who let the ball roll under his glove into the outfield. Right fielder Brad Douglas also over S€RVIC€S Woicl Processing Proposals. Dissertations, Theses, Manuscripts. Reports. Newsletters. Term Paper. Re sumes. I.etters. 764-66 14. 147t 10 ROOMMATE WANTED Roommate Wanted for summer session and possibly for fall. $150. per month plus utilities. 693-3545. 151t5/28 ANNOUNCEMENT New Credit Card!!! No one refused!!! Also information on reeeivinK V isa. MasterCard w ith no credit cheek. For de- lails call: 602-246-0779 tl Call Battalion Classified 845-2611 ran the ball and allowed both James and Gegen to score and tie the game at 6-6. Baylor Coach Mickey Sullivan, who replaced Beatty with Bruce Aguilar after the two errors, was up set with his team’s defensive effort. “The ball that we made two errors on was well hit,” Sullivan said, “But in college ball, that play has to be made. It is hard to make two errors on a ball hit to the second baseman, but we did it.” Aguilar worked Martin to full count before Martin slapped a single to left to score the winning run for A&M. Martin said he did not want the FREE SUMMER SHUTTLE $275. up Huge 2 & 3 Bedroom Hoi tub • Basketball courts • Pool PARKWAY CIRCLE Apartments 401 S.W. Parkway 696-6909 Sign lease before 5-31-86 to be eligible for Free Rent drawing M-F 9-6 Sat 10-5 Sun 2-5 series to go three games, but he knew his teammates could come back. moment um just shiftadim we’d tie, at least." “I was scared,” Martin said. “I really didn’t want to play tonight. I kinda had a feeling we would come back. I didn’t know when it was going to be, but I had a feeling be cause we’ve done it all year long.” Magallanes said early in the sev enth, he knew A&M would fight back. “I’ve never had that good of an of fensive series before,” Magallanes said. “I was seeing the ball well. We knew we had to battle. 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