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The Aggies were looking de feat right in the face in these beautiful Carolina hills Satur day as they quickly fell behind 9-0 to the Clemson Tigers. Then it was all she wrote. A&M dominated the contest from that point midway in the first period to romp past Clem son 30-15. Bubba Bean, who finished the game with 204 yards in 22 car ries, started the A&M rally with a 78 yard scoring run in which he tiptoed down the sideline. BUSIEK - JONES AGENCY HOME MORTGAGES INSURANCE FARM & HOME SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Home Office: Nevada, Mo. 3523 Texas Ave, (in Ridgecrest) 846-3708 THE AUDIENCE HOWLED WITH APPROVAL •" CASCADES OF HILARITY LAYS THEM IN THE AISLES " THE AUDIENCE WAS COMPLETELY CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER " TOM MALLOW tYAMUNttHKNT WITH JOHN GALE NOEL HARRISON »VlO ANEWCOMEOf Presented By ROTARY COMMUNITY SERIES In Cooperation With TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TOWN HALL MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 — 8:00 P. M. BRYAN CIVIC AUDITORIUM 212 tickets available for A&M Students with Activity Card — $2.00 ea. and Student Date — $2.00 ea. Limited number of individual performance tickets available — $.500 ea Tickets on sale Oct. 8 at Rudder Center Box Office 9:00 - 4:00 — Mon. - Fri. For Information Call: 845-2916 Randy Haddox tacked on the ex tra point and the Aggies closed the gap to 9-7. Clemson, dressed in orange and white, jumped into the lead by capitalizing on some early A&M mistakes and holding the explo sive Bellard Bunch scoreless for a complete quarter for the first time this year. A&M added three more points when Ed Simonini, Garth Ten Napel and Pat Thomas anchored a stingy defense to keep the Tig ers deep in their own territory and give the offense good field position. Quarterback Mike Jay and crew moved the ball 41 yards to the Clemson nine and Haddox booted a field goal to give A&M a 10-9 half-time lead. The Aggies started the second half like they were going to blow Clemson out of the stadium. The defense forced the Tigers to punt on their first possession and A&M moved 10 yards from paydirt on the running of Ronnie Hubby and two Clemson penal ties. Split end Carl Roaches fell just as Jay threw and Jim Ness intercepted. A&M then got its first turn over in 10 quarters when Clem son quickly fumbled back and the Ags capitalized with the first Hubby touchdown and a 17-9 lead. A&M scored on its next posses sion. They started on their own 28 and used the running of Bean, Alvin Bowers arid Hubby to move in for the six pointer in just eight plays. Haddox added the PAT and A&M led 24-9 at the end of the third quarter. It appeared the Aggies had Clemson on the ropes for good when Mark Stanley’s boot was downed on the Clemson five. The A&M defense, which had been brilliant the entire second half, had a momentary lapse and Clem son marched 95 yards in twelve plays. The score was now 24-15, A&M. Clemson could pull within a touchdown with a successful two point conversion but the A&M defense would have no part of it as Ken Pengitore’s pass fell into the waiting arms of James Dan iels. Nine points was too close for comfort and A&M’s offense went right back to work. Hubby, Bowers, Jay and Rich ard Osborne combined to move the ball to the Clemson 32 and Bellard brought in the entire sec ond unit. No. 2 quarterback David Walk er guided the team the final yards and scored himself from five yards out to bring the score to its final point. The Aggies finished with 483 yards total offense, 98 in the air to Clemson’s 242. Next week A&M opens confer ence play with Texas Tech in Lubbock. AGGIELAJVD CLASS PICTURES! Seniors & Graduates: A - F . . OCT. 8 - 12 G - K OCT. 15 - 19 L - O OCT. 22 - 26 P - S . . OCT. 29 - Nov. 2 T - Z . . . ... NOV. 4 - 10 Note: Students needing pictures early, may come ahead of schedule. Call University Studio for information. 115 College Main — 846-8019 — P. O. Box 2 College Station, Texas 77840 BUBBA BEAN burst through a huge hole in Clemson’s line on way to a 204 yard rush ing performance. Bean’s total was the most by an Aggie since 1950. (Photo by Steve Ueckert) An Invitation to Learn of— Challenging Employment Opportunities With The Navy’s Largest R&D Laboratory Michelson Laboratory Naval Weapons Center Cina Lake, California in Engineering Electrical Mechanical Research-Design-Development-Testing Job Rotational Training Program On-Center Graduate Program University of Southern California On-Campus Interviews Thursday & Friday, 11 & 12 October Contact Your Placement Office For An Appointment An Equal Opportunity Employer Intramural Results Scores from Oct. 4 VOLLEYBALL Class B: FI spiked Sql2; Sq6 spiked Sq2; Sql spiked Dl; L2 spiked D2; Sqll spiked Al; Class G: Kruger II spiked Liber ators; LI spiked Saints; Hughes spiked Krueger I; Keathley spiked Fowler; Class Z: Sq4 spiked French Qrt. Apts.; Bash ers spiked Bashers; BSU spiked Walton III. GOLF Class A: D2 clubbed Sq3, 7-2; Ml clubbed Dl; N1 clubbed Sql3; 10-2; SqlO clubbed H2 by 7; K1 clubbed Sq6, 10-0; E2 clubbed Al, 10-6; F2 clubbed Sq4; Sql clubbed LI; Sqll clubbed Sql4&12; Class B: FI clubbed 1 D2, 10-4; Sq 6 clubbed II, 7-4; Sq8 clubbed C2, BOBBY COOPER WANTS TO MEET YOU AT... MSC BOWLING LANES University Center Everybody’s Invited! See the champ . . . Free Bowling Instructions From A Champion Brunswick Star Bowler Tuesday, October 9 FREE BOWLING INSTRUCTIONS by Bobby at 3:30 Tues. THREE GAME EXHIBITION MATCH between Cooper and top Aggie Bowlers! 7:30 Tues. DOOR PRIZES ! ! The MSC Recreation Committee, University Center, & Brunswick Corporation 8-1; Nl clubbed HI, 14-0; Sq2 clubbed Dl, 12-6; Sq9 clubbed Sq9, 4-3; Sq3 clubbed M-Band, 1 up; Crocker clubbed D-Gary, 8- 1; Puryear clubbed Hotard, 10-6; Class X: Cloud&Cloud clubbed Scott&Ander. HANDBALL Class A: C2 gloved Sq5; Sqll gloved H2; Ml gloved W-Band; Hart gloved Walton; Moore gloved Milner. TENNIS Class A: F2 racked Sq4; Sq2 racked B2; L2 racked Ml; Class X: Saints racked Vet-1; Hydro Lab racked Law. BOWLING Class A: Al rolled Sql6, high scorers Alan Futrell and Bill Thorton; E2 rolled Sq6, high scor er Bobby Ellis; L2 rolled Sq5, high scorer Mike Johnson; Class B: Sq9 rolled Sq8, high scorer Steve Stonestreet. PENISTON CAFETERIA OPEN SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY BREAKFAST 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. COFFEE & PASTRY 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Featuring Klechka’s Kolaches each morning — A dining treat from old Europe you will never forget. DINNER SUPPER 11:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. QUALITY FIRST UNIVERSITY TRAVEL. PEANUTS ..MOl/NTAIN CLIMBING DISPATCH... PIRT-BIKE REPORT... BACK-PACKER'S 6UIPE ...HORSEMAN'S ROUNPrUP... By Charles M. Schulz i'm having all m mail FORlOARPED HERE, CHUCK 7T