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Mitchell named NL MVP
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NEW YORK (AP) — Kevin Mitch
ell was named Most Valuable Player
of the National League on Tuesday
after a season that conjured visions
of Willie Mays and erased memories
of two teams that didn’t want him.
who was third with 190 points.
Rounding out the top five were
Ryne Sandberg of Chicago wtih 157
points and Howard Johnson of New
York with 153.
Mitchell, 27, who led the majors
with 47 homers and 125 RBIs, re
ceived 20 of 24 first-place votes cast
by two members of the Baseball
Writers’ Association of America
from each NL city.
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He had 314 points to 225 for run
ner-up Will Clark of the Giants, who
had three first-place votes. The
other first-place vote went to Pedro
Guerrero of the St. Louis Cardinals,
Mitchell batted .291 while scoring
100 runs last season. He hit homers
in the Giants’ first two games of the
season and did not stop, rapidly be
coming the most feared hitter in
baseball.
His homers were the most by a Gi
ant since Mays hit 52 in 1965.
Unlike Mays, however, Mitchell
has been a sometimes unhappy jour
neyman in the major leagues, until
now.
Ag basketball
player punished
Senior guard David Williams
was suspended indefinitely Tues
day by Coach Shelby Metcalf for
violating departmental and team
rules.
Williams did not travel with the
team Tuesday to Anchorage,
Alaska
Alaska for the Great
Shootout this weekend.
Williams started 28 games last
year for the Aggies, averaging 8.6
points and 4.5 rebounds per
game.
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the game,” he joked.
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a SWC game at home since 1981 jaki
and even though A&M Coach R.C
Slocum said he and his team is:
overly concerned with the Aggii
19-game home conference gat
winning streak, A&M players kiw|!ne!
the advantage they have from plai
ing at Kyle Field.
“The crowd will be a factor.
A&M linebacker Aaron Wallatt
said.
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don’t disappoint them.”
Aggie quarterback Lance Pavla
said tTie biggest advantage the Ai
gies may have this Friday is thel2ii
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“It’s a great benefit to us to
such great support and to haveastul
dent body and fans that believeii
you and want you to do well,” Pavlai|
said.
“It’s a great advantage to us be
cause we can go out there, be re
laxed and play hard.”
A&M players and coaches
Monday seemed confident and re
laxed for Friday’s game.
That’s important.
The Aggies will be heard on tbf
field. And the close to 66,000
fans at Kyle Field will be morethai
willing to make some noise in tbf dei
stands.
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