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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1975
Ruggers lose to SHSU
By DAVID WALKER
Battalion Sports Writer
The Texas A&M football team
wasn’t the only Aggie team to open
its season Saturday.
The A&M rugby team opened
against the Sam Houston State Uni
versity rugby team and won one,
lost one and tied one in the three
games that were played.
The Aggie A-team lost by a score
ofll-O. The Aggie B-team won 14-0
and the C-team tied 4-4.
In the A contest Hillard Simmons
played an outstanding scrum half.
He won 17 and lost 10 scrums in a
game which saw the Aggies trail 0-7
at the half.
Faculty representative Gerard
O Donovan said that the Aggie play
was good for the first game of the
season. “Our passing was outstand
ing.
John Rayton did a good job at
center, directing the traffic among
the backs. He was a star for a few
years around here, O Donovan
said, “when Roger Boos was coach.
O’Donovan also praised Tim
Fields who played an excellent
game as fullback but sat out the sec
ond half with shin splints. He was
replaced by Bruce Mills.
“Everyone on the Aggie team
played their best,’ O Donovan ad
ded. “I think John Lipscomb has
won a place in the front row. He was
pushed by second row man Jeff
Warren.
The Aggie second team won its
game 14-0. "On paper and on the
field the second team looked better
than the first,” O’Donovan said.
Alan Jeffrey played his first game
after coming to A&M to work on his
Ph.D. in the Oceanography De
partment. He played fullback and
did a good job.
Another standout for the Ags was
Butch Lewis who won 20 of 25
scrums and scored the opening try
for four points. The two point con
version failed.
show that everyone who goes outl,
rugby and stays out will play,If
won t stand on the sideline,
O Donov an said.
Mark Wagner made the second
Aggie score after some fancy pas
sing. Alan Jeffery made the final
conversion after a great run for a try
by John Wyble.
Unlike the first team the second
team won 80 percent of the line
outs.
The third game ended in a 4-4 tie.
“The purpose of that game was to
O Donovan added that anyonej
terested in going out for ni|j,
should contact him or player-raj
John Ray ton. "We willheloolriii!;
different players at differentia
tions throughout the first semest
so we invite anyone who wantstoii
out to feel free to come on on
() Donovan said.
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Practice is Monday thru Tliii
day at 5 p.m. on the main drillM
Bow tourney to be held here
By LEE ROY LESCHPER
Battalion Staff Writer
Bowhunters from across Texas
will converge this weekend on the
College Station area for the third
annual Texas Broadhead Archery
Championship Tournament. The
two-day event is being sponsored
for the second year in a row by the
TAMU-affiliated Brazos Bowmen
Field Archery' Club. The Brazos
Bowmen club range, and location of
the contest, is four miles west of
College Station on FM 60.
About one hundred archers com
peted in the tournament last year,
and more are expected for this
year’s event, Brazos Bowmen Pres
ident Jon Brooke said. Entrants are
not required to compete in prelimi
nary contests for the championship,
and need only be an adult holding a
current Texas big-game archery
hunting license and using a longbow
or compound bow and arrows
equipped with hunting broadheads.
Competition is, by archery stan
dards, highly competitive. Each
archer shoots on a fourteen-target
course, taking two shots per target.
Targets, ranging from likenesses ol
deer to replicas of racoons and
skunks, are laid out along a winding
course among the gullies am!fj
which cov er the Bowmen's80a
range. The pseudo-animals®
placed at unknown distances
are often partially or entire
screened l>y underhnish andsm
growth.
Finally , some of the tarj'etsrJ
be attached to pulleys and the*
chers will be required to take ski
at targets “running tlirouglilli
brush. "We re trying to provide!
natural a hunting situation asposi
ble, Brooke explained.
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Aggie split end Carl Roaches grabs
David Shipman pass in the fourth
quarter for 18 yards. Tight end
I’lioto In Clot Johnson
Gary Haack coming in to help out
while Ole Miss free safety Rickye
Hicks comes in to make the tackle.
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The Bryan Vikings, with star hack
Curtis Dickey finally getting in his
licks, pushed aside a last quarter
rally to retain their number one
ranking and beat 10th ranked Con
roe Friday night in Conroe by a
score of 28-15.
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Dickey scored three times for the
Vikes on runs of three, seven and 14
yards. His last quarter TD put the
game away for Bryan who was lead
ing by the narrow margin of six late
in the fourth quarter.
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Meanwhile, the A&M Consoli
dated Tigers shut out Crockett,
25-0, to continue their winning
ways. The last time Consol regis
tered two consecutive shutouts was
in 1941 when they had five in a row.
Consol last had two consecutive
wins to start the season in 1973 but
went on to finish a dismal 3-8.
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Do you have musical talent? Interested in makin
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