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Aggie Bats Awaken To Lead Sweep Of UHBy KEVIN COFFEY Assistant Sports Editor

The bats of the Texas Aggie baseball team awoke from a deep sleep and combined with some tough pitching to embarrass the University of Houston Cougars in a weekend series.

The Aggies won all three games of the Southwest Conference baseball action and coupled with the rainout of the Texas-SMU doubleheader, moved within two games of the league leading Longhorns.

Houston helped the A&M cause by committing 12 errors in the series along with four wild pitches and four pass balls.

In their first game of Friday’s doubleheader, A&M’s 14-1 victory was never in doubt. The Aggies

jumped to a five-run lead in the first inning which was more than enough for A&M righthander Bobby Wittkamp.

Wittkamp struck out eight while walking five enroute to his fifth win without a loss.

Friday’s second game, played under perfect baseball weather, started the same for the Aggies.

A&M jumped on losing pitcher Johnny Hatcher for one run in the first and second before ex­ploding for five in the fourth.

Aggie pitcher Bobby Falcon meanwhile was having control problems but the Coogs could not manage a rally. Falcon finished with 13 strikeouts in the ball game to run his season total to 71 in 40% innings but walked 12 on the way to his fourth confer­

ence win.Aggie first baseman Paul Mil­

ler, Hacker, Bate and David Bux- kamper each had two hits for the Aggies with Hacker grabbing two RBPs with a fourth inning home run, his first of the season.

Saturday’s action was threat­ened by rain showers throughout the contest.

A&M scored in the first inning again when starter and loser Leror Othold walked Miller,

struck out Hacker before Bate doubled to plate Miller. Jim Brat- sen singled Bate to third and scored on a UH throwing error.

The Ags padded their lead in the second as Miller beat out an infield hit, advanced to third on a Hacker single and scored on third baseman Tommy Kaiser’s error.

A&M had one more big inning, scoring five runs in the fourth. Hacker doubled and scored on

Bate’s single to left. Frazier and Raymer walked to load the bases. Mike Schroeder doubled home Bate and Frazier and Buxkamper knocked in two more with a single to right.

Binks was in jams throughout the game having retired the side in order in only the first and eighth innings. He struck out two in 8% innings, walking four and giving up nine base hits. Jim Juhl recorded the save for the

Aggies as he retired the final two batters of th® game.

A&M is now 14-0 at Kyle Field with a 18-5 season’s mark.

The Aggies travel to Waco to face the Baylor Bears in another SWC series Friday and Satur­day before meeting Texas here on April 27-28.

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Ags Triumph At Horse ShowA&M captured the most first

place trophies in the Open Inter­collegiate Horse Show Saturday.

The show held at the Aggie

Arena was the first intercolle­giate horse show in the South­west.

A&M took the most first place

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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree Name: Taboada, John (Juan)

Ph.D. in Physic!Degree: Ph.D. in PhysicsDissertation: AN INVESTIGATION RE­

LATING THE THERMOMAGNETIC FORCE IN POLYATOMIC GASES TO THE CHAPMAN-ENSKOG THEORY.

Time: April 20, 1973 at 3:30 p. m.Place: Physics Bldg.

George W. KunzeDean of the Graduate College

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree Name: Westlake, Garson FrederickDegree: Ph.D. in BiologyDissertation: SOME EFFECTS OF THY­

ROXINE ON LOCOMOTOR BEHAVIOR IN FISH.

Time: April 16, 1973 at 9:30 a. m.Place: Room 223 in Library

George W. Kunze Dean of the Graduate College

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree Name: Collier, James AllenDegree: D.Ed. in Industrial EducationDissertation: THE DEVELOPMENT AND

EVALUATION OF A LEARNING SYS­TEM FOR POWER TECHNOLOGY UTILIZING IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK AND BRANCHING IN LARGE-GROUPPRESENTATIONS.

Time: April 19, 1973 at 10:00 a. m.Place: Room 8-E in M.E. Shops

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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree Name: Gannaway, John Robert Degree: Ph.D. in Plant Breeding Dissertation: THE EFFECTS OF FIELD

WEATHERING ON FIBER COLOR AND CERTAIN AGRONOMIC AND FIBER PROPERTIES OF AMERICAN UPLAND COTTON.

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ATTENTION MAY GRADUATES ! You may pick up graduation announcements now. Room 216 A & B( 8:00-4:00, Student Programs, New MSC. Extra announce­ments go on sale April 17. 246t8

REGALIA FOR THE MAY 1973 COM­MENCEMENT EXERCISES — All students who are candidates for the degree of Doc-

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required to order hoods as we Doctor’s caps and gowns. The hoods areare hoods as well as the

■aps and gowns. The hoods are to be left at the University Exchange Store for delivery by a representative of the Ex-■ry by a representative change Store to the Registrar’s Office no later than 1 :00 p. m., Wednesday, May 2. The Ph.D. or D.Ed. hoods will not be worn in the procession since all such candidates will be hooded on the stage as part of the ceremony. Candidates for the Master’s Degree will wear the cap and gown ; all civilian students who are candidates for

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Trophies were awarded to the first six places in each of 34 classes. Of the 34 classes, 19 were halter judging and 15 were per­formance classes including both English and Western competition.

Doctor Bill Jackson, University of Florida Extension Service horse specialist, judged the events.

Penny Sue Menefee of A&M and Justice Ann McCalley of Texas Southermost College were co-high-point champions of the show that attracted 65 exhibitors from 13 colleges and universities in Texas and Louisiana.

In the Jackpot events, Mike Fuhr of Texas A&M won first prize in the cutting class and Dave Townsend of South­eastern Louisiana State Univer­sity came in second.

Money White from Bee County College won the jackpot barrell racing with a time of 19.22 sec­onds.

In jackpot roping, A&M’s Billy Snow won first place with a time of 14.08 seconds followed by Scott Roper of A&M with his time of 16.03 seconds.

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