Puf.e 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, September 21, 1972
THE BATTALION
\&M Rugby Team To Face LSU On Saturday
The two-time state champion
Texas A&M Rug;by team faces
its first challenge of the 1972 fall
season Saturday afternoon in
Baton Rouge against the LSU
x gby team.
At 1 p.m. on Gerry Mander
f ield the A&M second team will
face the LSU second team, and
at 2:30 p.m. the A&’M first 15
faces the LSU first squad.
In this, the first formal meet
ings of the two schools, A&M
will meet two very quick and
experienced sides. LSU is known
for its fine style of rugby it can
play. Nevertheless, last year at
the Falstaff Invitational Tourna-
nent the A&M second squad de-
cated an LSU team composed
of both first and second teams
by a score of 22-16.
The powerful A&M first team
goes into Saturday’s encounter
with most of last year’s key
players gone due to graduation.
Members of last year’s second
team have filled in the openings
in practice for the past three
weeks. Saturday will be the acid
test of their unity.
Starting at fullback will be
Brett Holland with Judel Quix-
hall and John Gunn at the wings.
Randy Harjo and George Mc-
Carroll will round out the back
line at outside and inside centers,
respectively. The fly half will be
manned by Gene Anderson and at
scrum half will be Donny Rob
ertson. Both men are new at
these positions and have adapted
well.
Finishing out the front row
will have Steve Stouran back
from last year’s team at the right
prop position along with George
Alden at the hooker position and
Larry Gallego at the left prop
position.
Mark Anthony and Jim Gould-
ing are the backs. Aaron Ga
boon, Bruce Mills, and Giles
Ford finish the scrum with Ga
boon and Ford returning to their
wing forward positions and Mills
at the number 8 position moving
up from the second team.
The A&M second team has a
lot of potential with a lot of in
experience. Five of the starters
in Saturday’s game have never
played a minute of competition.
The centers are David Unter-
sall and Steve Beckendam. Vet
eran Art Saldana will be at the
fly half position giving some con
tinuity to the young back line,
but the scrum half is still to be
determined in practice this week.
The A&M rugby teams will do Lone Star Tournament,
its best to extend its winning 1972 Falstaff Tournament, 1972
Mardi Gras Tournament and are
champions of the Texas Rugby
1971 Austin Tournament, 1971 Union both in 1971 and 1972.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—An
attempt by China and the Soviet
Union to place their proposal for
the ouster of American troops
from Korea on the agenda of the
27th General Assembly failed
Wednesday.
By a vote of 16 to 7, a 25-
nation steering committee voted
to recommend postponement until
next year of any debate on the
question of divided Korea.
Unida candidate for the Texas
Senate said Wednesday he objects
to what he terms “manipulation”
of Chicano pupils during appeax - -
ances Fi'iday by President Nixon
at Rio Grande City and Harlin
gen.
Ricardo J. Molina of Bi-owns-
ville, who opposes Democrat Raul
Longoria of Pharr and Republi
can G. G. Gai-cia of Mercedes,
voiced the objections in a news
release.
WASHINGTON — A federal
judge ruled Wednesday that the
Democrats could name Maurice
Stans as a defendant in their
$3-million civil suit against the
Republicans.
In the civil suit, Stans, chief
political fund-raiser for Pi’esi-
dent Nixon, is accused by a Demo-
ci’atic pai'ty official of financing
the June 17 bx^eak-in of the Demo
cratic headquarters in the Water
gate Office Building.
WASHINGTON — A major
c onsumer-protection bill was
passed Wednesday by the House
in a 318 to 50 vote.
The measure is aimed at pro
tecting the public from unsafe
products used around the home
or schools. However, an attempt
to add guns to a list of items
that co,yj(l. .regulgtgd by a pro
posed federal commission was
defeated.
MEXICO CITY —- Ten agents
with the cleanest record in the ^
Tamaulipas state police history |
were sent to Nuevo Laredo Wed- j
nesday by the state governor in
a renewed attempt to halt drug
traffic.
The entire state police force !
in this border city was fired or |
reassigned Tuesday because of j
their connection with local maf- |
fias .who control dx-ug smuggling |
into the United States.
Dx-ug traffickers have sunk
Nuevo Lax-edo "in the worst chaos j
evei',” said a spokesman for |
Tamaulipas Gov. Manuel Ravize. j
SAIGON — Noi'th Vietnamese
troops stiffened their x’esistance
Wednesday to govex’nment efforts
in Quan Ngai Province, while
South Vietnamese foi'ces scored
victories on the Quang Tri front.
Enemy soldiex-s have already
captured Ba To and now thi’eaten
two more district towns in south
ern Quang Ngai Province.
HOUSTON — The president of ;
the Texas Association of Insur
ance Agents said Wednesday
competitive auto insurance rates !
can only inci’ease the cost of |
auto insui'ance.
“Open competition sounds j
gx-eat,” said Luther B. Stover, j
“but does it work?”
Stover told a Houston Kiwanis |
Club meeting that “actual ex- |
pexience with these rating plans j
in other states show that when !
this principle is applied to in- j
surance, the result has been dif- j
ferent.”
BROWNSVILLE —A La Raza
NORTH BERGEN, N.J.—Sen.
Edmund Muskie joined Geoi’ge
McGovern on the campaign trail
Wednesday as the South Dakota
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