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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1974
Get 9-1 win
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A&M clobbers The Bunch again
By MARY RUSSO
Staff Sports Writer
The A&M water poloists made it
the ninth win of the year against The
Bunch of Houston, 9-1.
“It was close to a shutout,” coach
Dennis Fosdick said. The Ags keep
leaving the goalies unaided and once
a game is enough to let the oppon
ents score. A&M beat The Bunch
Leland, two from senior Jim Yates
and one from senior Steve Moore.
The second play of the quarter
was the dream of any fast-break
coach, with a long pass from the
Aggies’ court end to wing Yates in
to driver Moore and into the goal.
"The first team is shaping up and
doing things automatically. The sec
ond team was caught on the 45 sec
ond shot rule once, but this shows
inexperience, having to stop and
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AGGIE CINEMA
presents
BULLITT
starring
Steve McQueen
previously, 21-2.
In the first quarter of the game,
the first team got five goals off the
Houstonians, two by freshman Bob
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SPORTS
Whatever you may have heard about the auto chase in Bullit
is probably true. . . .a terrifying, deafening shocker.
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SPORTS CAR
The Sports Car Club will hold the
first of a season long series of auto
crosses Sunday. The race will be at'
parking lot 61 across the railroad
tracks from the swimming pool. The
race will be the first of a series to be
held. Winners will receive points to
be totaled at the end of the year. The
driver accumulating the most points
will be awarded a trophy.
Registration, $3.00 for members
and $4.00 for non-members, will be
held from 8-9 a.m. Practice runs will
be allowed from 9-12 noon. Timed
runs will begin at 12:30.
Any car is allowed. Seat belts and
helmet are required. Helmets will be
available.
SCUBA
The soccer team will have the
lar meeting on Monday at 9 p.m. in
room 146 of the Physics meeting.
There will be a presentation on the
resuscitator by Max Stratton. For in
formation call Mike Reynolds at
845-2192.
SOCCER
The soccer team will hhave the
weekend off following a slow week of
practice. The team has dropped to
third in conference following a 6-3
loss to Texas in Austin last week
end. The team is now 1-1-2 on the
season. On Oct. 26 the Ags will
travel to Waco to play Baylor. The
Ags beat the Bears 5-2 in College
Station two weeks ago.
WOMEN’S
The women’s intercollegiate bas
ketball team will have a open meet
ing to discuss try-outs and proced
ures. The meeting will be at 6 p.m.
Tuesday, stands of G. Rollie. For
further information, call Kay Don at
845-6841.
think about what to do beforeJ)
it,” Fosdick said.
Throughout the game movei
was gcaxl, with little blocking in
hole, the primary shot-taking atj
The second, third and fourthi|t
ters belonged to Pok Tun Ken p
Wederman) and Charles Pi
each taking one goal and DonH
er with two.
The Bunch’s only goal wasnuit
T. Keil.
This weekend A&M traveli
Conway, Arkansas to play in
Hendrix Invitational Tournai
The next home play is Thursdai
8 p.m. against the College
Water Polo Club.
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FRESHMAN David Meeh is swimming for the ball in last night’s water polo game against The Bunch
from Houston. The A&M tankers won 9-1.
Ag trackers
run 5 miles
at tourney
Last weekend, the cross-country
team compacted against twelve other
schools at the Arlington Invitational
Meet.
Only four Aggie runners compacted.
The team did not place in the final
standings.
The first A&M runner to finish
was Jacob Yemme, who was 38th in
running a 25:59 over the five-mile
course.
Oklahoma State, a team to contend
with at the NCAA Cross Country
Championships in November, fin
ished first with 34 paoints, making
Oklahoma a distant second.
Jeff Wells of Rice was the individ
ual winner with the fine time of
24:29.
The A&M team competes this Sat
urday in the 6-mile North Texas In
vitational at Denton.
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Congrats to the Consolidated football team for
playing an excellent defensive game in punching to
their first win of the season. The Tigers beat New
Caney 12-0 Friday to up their record to 1-5.
The Tigers are 1-0 in zone play to put them in
the lead. The win was the first for the Tigers in zone
play in two years. The Tigers will face tough Nava-
sota tonight at Tiger Field.
Meanwhile, the Bryan Vikings continue to rout
the opposition boosting their record to 4-0-1. The
Vikings ousted Waco University last week 41-6. The
Vikings will take on the Cleburne Yellowjackets tonite
trying to up their district slate to 3-0.
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In five games this season, the Ags have been out-
scored in the first, third and fourth quarters, by three,
six and three points, respectively. However the Ags
have overcome the opposition in the second period
Mechanical and Petroleum Engineers,
this guy may offer you the deal of a lifetime.
His name is Jim Rowland, and he will represent Solar on your
campus October 23. ■ Today the opportunity to choose your own
spot makes it more important than ever to investigate all opportunities
carefully. All the more
59-0. A&M has put 111 points on the board this season
to the opponents’ 64.
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Tech weekend last. Thurmond, who plays outfield
for the Aggies baseballers, called for four fair catches
and finished with a perfect fielding average of 1.000.
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reason to talk to Jim.
■ We think our size and
position in our field at
this time, makes us a
good thing for the new
engineer. It’s a fact
(and how do you say it
without sounding boast
ful), we are the leading
Bubba Bean leads the conference in rushing with
a 98 yards per game average. He is averaging 6.6
yards per carry. Skip Walker is second with 95.6 per
game and 6.1 per carry. Bucky Sams is ninth at 72.6
and 5.0
Mark Stanley leads the conference in punting
with 28 kicks averaging 43.4 yards. Stanley is fifth in
punting nationally.
David Walker is fourth in the conference in pass
ing with 47.8 percent completions.
Bean and Skip Walker rank fourth and fifth in
total offense, respectively with the same figures as
their rushing norm. Total offense is the sum of rush
ing, receiving and return yardage.
Skip is second in the conference in tandem of
fense gaining 478 yards on the ground and snaring
two receptions for 73 yards for a 551 total.
Skip also leads the conference and is seventh na
tionally in scoring with a 10.8 points per game average.
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try. And growing more
than we can keep up with.
■ We need people who
know opportunity when
they see it, with some
emphasis on turboma
chinery. And because we
are international, lan
guage capability would be
an asset. ■ So please
meet with Jim on Oct. 23.
He’ll tell you all about us
and what we can do for
you. If you miss him on
campus, contact him at
Solar, Division of International Harvester, San Diego, CA 92138. You
have nothing to lose and maybe we both have a lot to gain.
SOLAR We have a good deal for the right people.
Equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.
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We’re only minutes from A&M. Follow Hwy.
2818 (by Easterwood Airport) to Bryan, turn
right on Hwy. 21, and there we are. We’ll be
looking for you.
WE RE FEEDING OUR THIRD
GENERATION OF AGGIES!
Yes, that’s right. Our famous Chicken Fried Steak dinner has brought Aggies to
Wehrman’s Cafe for over 25 years.
Where else can $1.65 bring you a home-cooked Chicken Fried Steak, French
Fries and a salad?
We WILL be open after the TCU game.