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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1974
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Sikes takes class one Autocross
By MARY RUSSO
squealing wheels and dipping
lissis were the scene at the A&M
jrts Car Club autocross Saturday
;rnoon.
fter a morning of practice runs,
parking lot across the tracks be-
ie a bed of rubber as 45 particip-
|s took their turns at challenging
clock.
The Sports Car Club Association
eight classes, all were rep-
jented.
faking class one was Lee Sikes of
Houston driving a Corvette turning
in a best time of 45.5. Challenging
Sikes for the place was Bill Schmidt,
also of Houston, who also turned in
a best time of 45.5 seconds. In the
run-off Sikes came in on top with
46.0.
Two other classes sported show
downs. Class three champ Arnold
Ashburn drive his Fiat 850 around
the course in 51.0 seconds in the
run-off with John Jackson and his
MG-TD. The original times were
51.0 and 50.9 respectively. On the
second run Jackson turned in a 52.3.
Mary Jane Sikes, driving her
husband’s corvette took the ladies’
division trophy by driving a 49.3
second course. Her nearest com
petitor, Imogene Chamberlain
took-ofF before the finals could be
run. Chamberlain’s time was 49.2 in
a BMW. '
Other winners were: class two,
Mike Sabin in an Alpha Romeo at
47.9; class four, Fraser Border in a
VW with a 49.5; class five, Chris
Corich in a BMW with a 49.3; class
six, Lonnie Henderson in a VW
with a 48.7 and class seven, Lee
Johnson in a Camaro with a 52.8.
The meet officials said the course
was designed to give the little cars a
chance to keep up with the bigger
ones. They sighted the driving as
good, especially from the “new
faces’ that were out. The times
were found consistently fast.
The club is planning another chal
lenge sometime in October.
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Ijrnament. (Photo by Mary Russo)
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By BOB GIBBONS
The soccer team is about as stable
as the fledgling World Football
League.
This instability exists because
they need a coach.
Tony Gallucci, the team secret
ary, summed up the situation: “The
NCAA will sanction a school in soc
cer as long as it has a head coach.
Since we have no coach and there
fore are unstable, the athletic de
partment cannot support us finan
cially. As a result, we have been
scrimping for funds to pay for the
transportation to away games and
the referees needed for home
games.”
Many people are unaware that
soccer is one of the most popular
sports in the world. The game is
filled with bruising action, espe
cially in team competition in
Europe and South America. Soccer
draws among the largest crowds in
the world and boasts of some of the
highest paid stars, notably Pele of
Brazil and Johann Cruyff of the
Netherlands.
There are no big stars in the Texas
Interscholastic Soccer League, in
Flag Football
Military League A: Sq8 15, Sq 10 0
El 20, R1 0
League B: Ml 36, H2 0
N2 18, D1 0
Civilian League C: Purycar 10, Dunn 12
Crocker 16, Law 8
Fish League D: D2 43, Sq3 0
FI 44, C2 0
F2 1, Sq8 0
League E:Sq 15 14, D1 12
Club league A: PSB 31, MEB 0
PEM 7, SPE 6
Women League A: PEM 34, Hughes 0
Krueger 22, D1 0
Independent League A: PON 22, DS 12
Recreation League B: Moses II 14, Puryear 11 6
Co-Rec League B: PO 1, PEP 0
Football:
Sq3 vs K2, Held D1 at 5 p.m.
Sql5 vs E2, field D2 at 5 p.m.
B2 vs Sq4, field D3 at 5 p.m.
K1 vs Sq 9 field D4 at 5 p.m.
S2 vs Sq2, field D5 at 5 p.m.
Moore vs Utay, field Ki at 6 p.m.
(f) Li vs Sq2, Held D6 at 5 p.m.
(f) II vs Sq6 field ETV at 5 p.m.
(0 Sq7 vs N2, Held Kl at 5 p.m.
(f) Sq 4 vs Kl, Held K2 at 5 p.m.
(f) Mband vs Sq9, Geld K2 at 6 p.m.
E2 vs POA, field HI at 6 p.m.
Scandia vs Wlb, field HI at 5 p.m.
CB vs FYV, field D1 at 6 p.m.
Vet II vs TH, field D2 at 6 p.m.
Turk vs Law, field H2 at 5 p.m.
DK vs BAC, field D3 at 6 p.m.
ASCE vs IEEE, field D4 at 6 p.m.
Bowling
Bowling
League A (military): Sq 4 494, C2 473
Wband 503, S2 405
league B (military): Sql5 400, LI 332
Sq9 449, D1 394
League H (fish): N2 427, Sql 362
Sq6 366 Mband 343
League J: (fish): Sq9 407, Wband 353
Sq 15 vs H2, MSC land 7,8 at 5 pm (f)
Ml vs Sq8, MSC land 3,4
B1 vs Sqll, MSC land 5,6 at 5 pm (f)
Utay vs Moses I, lane 1.2 at 5 pm (civ)
Schumacher vs Milner, lane 1,2 at 6 pm (civ)
Crocker D vs Walton I, lane 3,4 at 6 pm (civ)
Moore vs Puryear, lane 5,6 at 6 pm (civ)
Hart vs White, lane 7,8 at 6 pm (civ)
Vet I vs LC, lane 1,2 at 7 pm (c-i)
ACCS 11 vs For, lane 3,4 at 7 (c-i)
Moses II vs Law I, lane 5,6 (rec)
Wle vs Wlc, lane 7,8 at 7 (w)
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which the squad competes with 14
other teams. The league consists of a
majority of SWC schools, several
smaller schools and is divided into
three conferences with two divi
sions in each conference. The Aggie
team is in the Northern conference,
along with LeToumeau, Stephen F.
Austin, Texas, SMU, and Baylor.
The squad plays each team in its
conference twice for ten games. The
soccer season lasts from Sept.
21-Nov. 24.
The league is characterized by
stiff competition. Last year’s champ
ion, SMU, won both its playoff
game and championship game in
overtime. SMU, a sanctioned team,
traveled to the NCAA soccer
playoffs to compete with UCLA and
last season’s eventual champion, St.
Louis University.
This year SMU is favored to take
the league crown. They will be hard
to beat with incoming freshmen
such as goaltender Joe Hight, who
was a high school all-American and
toured Germany with a Texas all-
star team.
The A&M squad looks promising
this year because of several standout
freshmen from the soccer-crazed
Dallas area and players from 13
foreign countries. The team’s re
cord stands at 0-0-2 so far after play
ing to standoffs with LeTourneau
and Stephen F. Austin.
Meanwhile, is there a soccer
coach in the house?
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