CLUB SPORTS
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Stevenson placed sixth foi
u e g ies in the Rice electric foil
this past weekend. Rod Mer-
fSan Antonio, a coach oi the U.
lympic Pentathlete team tot)k
ice followed by Pat Caux a
schooler from Houston.
, nis e Gordon of A&M placed
in women’s competition. Doug-
i/inship reached the quarterfi-
while Stan Caplan was elimi-
1 in the first pool.
.Aggies next tournament will
fte Dallas Open on November
L 10th.
ie sailing club will hold a three
Regatta at Lake Somerville on
ember 9. The race is open to
anyone. Entry fees are $2 for mem
bers and $3 for non-members.
There will be a meeting of all
skippers at 10 a.m. in Welch Park.
For information see Jack Thomp
son, 4110 College Main, Apt. 62 or
call 846-7618.
SOCCER
The soccer team will have a dou
ble weekend on the 9th and 10th as
they host SMU and Stephen F. Au
stin on the Rugby field. The Ags
returned from SMU with more than
their share of injuries.
Fullback Bo Stempel has a badly
bruised leg. Wing Wallace Rivas has
a strained thigh. Fullback Ted
Doerr injured a knee and Don Ber
nard has badly bruised hip.
in a
The
The Ags lost te SMU 8-0
rain-soaked contest Sunday.
Ags are now 2-2-2 for the season
with four games remaining.
BVGC
Area hunters and riflemen will
get a chance to sight in weapons at
the Texas A&M University Re
search Annex.
The Brazos Valley Gun Club
Range is making its facilities availa
ble at $2 per weapon for three days
during the next two weekends.
The range is located on the
TAMU annex which is four miles
west of Bryan on State Highway 21.
Targets and equipment will be pro
vided.
THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1974
Page 9
The AP Top 20
The Top Twenty, with first-place
votes in parentheses, season record
and total points. Points tabulated on
basis of 20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8-etc.:
1. Ohio State (49) 8-0-0 1,212
BEN STEVENSON (fencer on left) competes in
the Rice Foil Open, Saturday. Stevenson
placed sixth for the Aggies. (Photo by Denise
Gordon)
Oklahoma (10)
3. Alabama (2)
4. Michigan (1)
5. Texas A&M
6. Florida
7. Penn Slate
8. Notre Dame
9. Nebraska
10. Auburn
11. So. California
12. Texas
13. Miami, O.
7- 0
8- 0
8-0
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
6-2
7-1
5- 1
6- 2
7-0-1
1,090
918
850
643
531
522
503
464
381
344
324
149
14. Maryland
15. Houston
16. Arizona St.
17. Oklahoma St.
18. California
19. Pitt
tie Texas Tech
5- 3-0
6- 2-0
5-2-0
4- 3-0
5- 2-1
6- 2-0
5-2-1
Other receiving votes, listed al
phabetically: Arizona, Miami of
Florida, Michigan State, Missis
sippi State, Missouri, North
Carolina State, San Diego State,
Stanford, Temple, Utah State, Van
derbilt, Yale.
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AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — All-
American Roosevelt Leaks, playing
on a rebuilt knee months before
doctors thought it possible, will
start at fullback Saturday when
Texas plays Baylor in a crucial
Southwest Conference game.
Texas Coach Darrell Royal dis
closed at a news conference Monday
that Leaks would replace freshman
Earl Campbell in the starting lineup
even before he told the players.
Royal said Leaks, a sub his senior
year because of the injury, had
earned a starting berth with his per-
Matuszok to stay
with NFL til ’78
HOUSTON (AP) — John Matus-
zak, the big Houston Oiler tackle
now playing with the Kansas City
Chiefs of the National Football
League, won’t be going to the
World Football League before
1978, an appeals court ruled Wed
nesday.
The 2-1 ruline bv the 14th Court
of Civil Appeals came in a suit filed
by the Oilers after Matuszak
jumped to the Houston Texans of
the WFL. The Texans have since
moved to Shreveport and the Oilers
traded Matuszak to the Chiefs Oct.
22.
The Oilers obtained a restraining
order from District Court Judge Ar
thur Lesher stopping Matuszak
from playing with the Texans after
he walked out of the Oiler training
camp and played one WFL game.
The upholding of the restraining
order will keep Matuszak with the
Chiefs until his present contract
runs out in 1978, unless a trial on the
merits of the case frees him.
In the appeals decision. Chief
Justice Bert Tunks of the court dis
sented. He said the lower court
should not lend its powers “to the
enforcement of a contract which is
in violation of the state antitrust
laws.”
The court recommended a trial
on the merits of the case, pointing
out that it “is the appropriate forum
for disposition of these issues. ”
However no trial date has been
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formance in Texas’ 35-15 victory
over Southern Methodist last
Saturday.
“This is not a putdown to Earl,
Royal said. “He’s an outstanding
football player, and he will continue
to play.”
Campbell leads Longhorn
rushers with 654 yards on 111 car
ries for five touchdowns. Leaks,
who set a SWC record last year by
running for 1,415 yards, has gained
only 305 yards on 68 carries this sea
son, and Royal said, “he’s not full
blown, not back where he was, but
“he’s more near like the ol
Roosevelt each week.
Royal said in 18 seasons at Texas
he has never had a running back
overcome as severe a knee injury as
Leaks has, following the spring
training mishap.
Royal was asked if Leaks had told
him the knee was better, and Royal
replied, “I don’t ask him. I’m not
going by what he tells me. I’m going
by what I see” on the field.
He reminded reporters that
Leaks was a consensus all-American
his junior year and third in the bal
loting for the Heismann Trophy as
college football’s best player, yet
had dropped from being
“everybody’s darlin’ to a sub” be
cause of the injury.
“He’s had an outstanding at
titude, an outstanding team attitude
this year,” Royal said, “and this is
quite a compliment to the young
man. He pulls for Earl. . .it’s been
good. . .that takes a pretty big
Leaks presence in the starting
lineup should give Texas an extra
dose of spirit for the Baylor game,
which Royal says “is our biggest
SWC challenge since we lost the
opening game to Texas Tech. ”
Texas is 3-1 in the SWC, and
Baylor is 2^1. The loser faces almost
certain elimination in the confer
ence race for the host spot in the
Cotton Bowl Jan. 1.
Royal said, “We’ve had nothing
but trouble when we’ve gone over
there to Waco. They’re going to he
sky high.
“Those ol’ Baylor grads who want
to see the Bears put their best foot
forward ought to show up.”
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