2001 Social
Secretary
Position Available
Pick up application in
2001 cube in MSC
beginning Wed., Feb. 24.
Applications due
Wed., March 3.
Spring Symposium
Saturday, March 6, 1999
Tickets can be purchased at the MSC and the Wehner Building or
from Becky Rosser in the Student Programs Office. Any questions call 845«'1515.
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The A&M Baseball Team mobs junior Stephen Truitt after his two-out
come from behind win over Oklahoma State Sunday at Olsen Field.
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BY AARON COHAN
The Battalion
The brooms were out in full effect
Sunday as the Texas A&M Baseball
Team completed a three-game sweep
of Oklahoma State University, the first
time OSU has ever been swept in a Big
12 series. The Aggies, ranked eighth
nationally, are now 12-2 overall and 3-
0 in Big 12 play.
Friday’s game featured a pitching
duel between two sophomores —
OSU’s Brad Smith and A&M's Casey
Possum.
The Cowboys took a three-run lead
into the seventh inning, but a four-run
rally powered by junior Steve Scar
borough gave the Aggies a lead they
did not surrender. Possum did not al
low another run as the Aggies won, 5-
3.
“1 just wanted to go out there and
pitch to win the game,” said Possum.
“I can’t remember ever staying in and
winning a close game like this one."
Possum struck out 10 OSU batters
and gave up one unearned run in the
eight innings he pitched.
Junior Chance Caple turned in an
other strong pitching performance in
the second game of the series, pitch
ing a complete game in me Aggu
4 victory. Known for his placemen
Caple overpowered the OSU hitter
whiffing nine of them.
“Chance really had a great game t<
run oven
iterfielderSte-
A&M Baseball
vs. Oklahoma St.
(Feb. 26-28)
Game 1 (Friday):
W- Casey Possum (3-1)
L-Daniel Kelly (0-1)
Game 2 (Saturday):
‘V):
W-Chance Caple (3-1)
L-Thom Dreier (1-1)
Game 3 (Sunday):
W-Chris Russ (3-1)
,-Rusty Rushing (0-1)
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wall
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launched a shot the
foul pole for his fiftl
year.
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time
prev
day,” Johnson said. “I was very en
couraged with his strength out there.”
Senior first baseman John
Scheschuk went 3 of 4 on the day, pow-
"This entire weekend jus|
us a great amount of mom
heading into the games thisi
that we need to keep this up,’,
son said.
and Play
I n + ram u ra I s
Intramurals
Handball
Squash
4 on 4 Flag Football
Sand Volleyball
Tennis
Table Tennis
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Golf C o u r
Registration
Feb. 22-Mar. 2
Feb. 22-Mar. 2
Mar. 1-9
Mar. 1-9
Mar. 1—9
Mar. 1—9
Golf
• Department Challenge—March 13, 1999 with a shotgun start at
8:30, The Format will be a three person scramble: Teams will
consist of at least two faculty/staff members and up to one stu
dent worker per team. Mulligans will be available at the course.
This event will be flighted on completion of play. The number ot
flights will be based on the number of entries The price is S3b
per person. Includes breakfasts, green charge, cart rental, contest
holes, door prizes and tournament prizes. Register NOW until
March 10.
For Information call 845-7826
or Visit our Homepage
http://recsports.tamu.edu
Check out our flyers for more details on our programs.
Programs Aquafics
TAMU Outdoors Event Date
Kayak Roll Clinic Mar. 23
Kayak Workshop Mar. 27-28
Solo Canoe Workshop Mar. 27-28
Hiking Day Trip Mar. 28
Intermediate Rock Climbing Clinic Mar. 28
Kayak Open Practice Session Mar. 30
NOW available. Rock Climbing Orientation Clinics: Sun.—Fri. at
3p.m. and 7p.m and Sat at 1p.m. and 3p.m.
4tEC
SPORTS
August 1999 Trip
Sail and Dive the Bahamas
May Break Trips
Canoe the Buffalo River,
Arkansas
Horseback/Raft New Mexico
Aquatics
Basic S.C.U.B.A.
Registration
Now-
June 1 9
Registration
Now-
April 26
Now-
April 26
Registration
Feb. 23-
29-31 & Apr. 1 Mar. 9
Event Date
Aug. 21-
27, 1999
Event Date
May 1 6-22
May 22-29
Program Date
Mar. 22-25,
Registration
Mar. 1-22
Mar. 1-23
Mar. 1-23
Mar. 1-23
Mar. 1-23
Mar. 1-29
Feature Programs
• Diet Books - Setting the Record Straight—Mar. 3 at 5:30pff
room 281, Dr. Jane Cohen, R.D., Beutel Health Educator,
Mindy Patterson, Nutrition Assistant, will discuss the scien |j
validity and the pros and cons of The Zone, Atkins Diet,
Busters and Beverly Hills Diet.
• Strategies for Healthy Eating—March 1, 8, 22 and 29 orMard |
10, 24-and 31, from noon to 1 pm. or 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm inre „
Rec 255. 5 point eating plan and techniques for monitoring( J
rie consumption. Registration cost is $10. Please register i
Member Services by 5 pm. Mar. 26. 1
• Cooking Classes—Mar. 9, 30, Apr. 13 & 17 from 3-4:30P |
Cooking demonstrations and taste testing will be part of each'
sion. Register by Mar. 5 at 5pm.
Attention!
PROGRAM Change: The days and times for Swing and Cou f
Western Dance have been changed.
• Swing Dance—Mon. & Wed., March 1,3,8,10,22 and 241
8:1 5-9:1 5pm. Class size is limited to 15 couples.
• Country Western Dance—Mon. & Wed., March 1,3,8,10,22.
24 from 9:30-10:30pm. Class size is limited to 15 couples.
We apologize for the confusion or inconvenience.
Contact DeAun Woosley at 862-3995 for more information.