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The Battalion
Monday, April 29,199
NBA Playoff Summary
FIRST ROUND
(Best-of-5)
Thursday, April 25
Chicago 126, New York 85, Chi
cago leads series 1-0
Philadelphia 99, Milwaukee 90
San Antonio 130, Golden State
121
LA Lakers 94, Houston 92
Utah 129, Phoenix 90
Friday, April 26
Boston 127, Indiana 120, Boston
leads series 1 -0
Atlanta 103, Detroit 98, Atlanta
leads series 1 -0
Portland 110, Seattle 102, Port
land leads series 1 -0
Saturday, April 27
Golden State 111, San Antonio
98, series tied 1-1
LA Lakers 109, Houston 98, Los
Angeles leads series 2-0
Phoenix 102, Utah 92, series tied
1-1
Philadelphia 116, Milwaukee 112,
OT, Philadelphia leads series 2-0
Sunday, April 28
Indiana 130, Boston 118, series
tied 1-1
Chicago 89, New York 79, Chi
cago leads series 2-0
Detroit 101, Atlanta 88, series tied
1-1
Portland 115, Seattle 106, Port
land leads series 2-0
Monday, April 29
No games scheduled
Tuesday, April 30
Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m.
Chicago at New York, 6:30 p.m.
Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 6:30
p.m.
LA Lakers at Houston, 7 p.m.
Portland at Seattle, 9 p.m.
Phoenix at Utah, 9:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 1
Boston at Indiana, 7 p.m.
San Antonio at Golden State, 9:30
p.m.
Continued from page 7
Aggies sweep Frogs
ing 13 hits, but could only man
age five runs, stranding 16 base
runners. The Ags were lead by
Huckuntod's three hits and two
runs batted in. Catcher Blake
Pyle, left fielder Mike Hickey,
and Colby each had two hits in
the game.
Hickey was also involved in
the big play of the game.
Hickey attempted to score on a
Robinson sacrifice fly, only to be
tagged out by TCU chatcher Kyle
Caple in a hard collision at the
late. Caple and TCU pitcher
ared Schope exchanged words
and shoves with Hickey, and
both benches cleared. This was
the second consecutive series for
the Aggies that involved a bench
clearing scuffle.
Johnson showed concern
about the fight, but declined to
point fingers.
"It was a close play and Caple
was blocking the plate," Johnson
said. "There was a collision at
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the plate, then some pushing
and shoving. A whole lot of our
players, and whole lot of theirs
joined in."
In Friday night's series
opener, freshman left-hander
Jeff Granger continued his domi
nation of opposing batters.
Granger (7-2) gave up two runs
on a homerun by TCU catcher
Mark Rudis, but held the
Horned-Frogs to just six hits.
Granger recorded seven
strikeouts in the Aggies' 9-2
opening victory raising his sea
son total to 101, eight shy of the
A&M season record held by
Clint Thomas (109 in 1976).
The sweep of TCU in Fort
Worth was the first for A&M
since 1977, and improved
A&M's record to 12-6 in SWC
play, 40-17 overall.
The Homed Frogs dropped to
8-10 in conference play, 30-21
overall and are virtually elemi-
nated from tournament play.
Continued from page?
WLAF offers spring
gridiron action
green jerseys? 1 can name
four, all playing for the Or
lando Thunder.
The official "helmet cam"
literally puts you into the
game, grinding out yards
from a first person perspec
tive. David Letterman has
nothing that can compare.
For real color commentary,
though, nothing beats the
built in microphones each
player has in his helmet. This
not only lets the television au
dience in on the plays in ad
vance, but also allows for im
mediate analysis of the plays
and calls by on-field person
nel - live and uncensored.
Where else can a sports fan
hear a coach scream at his
f ers in English, German,
Italian?
play. On kickoffs the ball is
live from the moment it is
kicked until it goes out of
bounds, and touchbacks are
only brought out to the
yard line, encouraging more
running.
All of this has been de
signed to improve the game,
and generate fan interest. Ap
parently it is working.
For halftime entertaiment
fireworks light up the skies
over the stadiums, but the
real entertainment comes
when the teams light up the
endzones with wild cele
bration dances after touch
downs. The WLAF has no
anti-celebration rule like the
NFL, and the dances often re
semble something choreo
graphed by Paula Abdul. It
may look silly, but the Euro
peans eat it up.
The London Monarchs
have an average attendance of
35,000 at Wembly Stadium,
The Barcelona Dragons
packed 45,000 into their
Olympic Stadium two weeks
ago, outdrawing every Euro
pean soccer game that week
end. Those may not be Su
perbowl attendance figures,
out it's better than the ole
USFL did in its last year.
The NFL may well look to
some of the other rule
changes the WLAF has come
up with. Pro football finally
has a two point conversion, a
gripe I've had with the NFL
for years. The stupid "in the
grasp" rule has been booted,
along with the evil instant re-
The European teams have
been so successful the ten
team World League may not
stay ten much longer. Mos
cow, Paris and Rome have
made bids for teams in future
expansion. Tokyo, Argentina
and Australia both contacted
Tex Schramm about expan
sion while he was still presi
dent of the league, and seve
ral U.S. cities have also
expressed interest.
Like it or not, the WLAF is
here to stay, and if the NR
isn't careful, these foriegn
teams could take the parent
league down a notch or two.
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