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The A’ team completely domi nated their opponents by outscoring them 85-11. The high scorers for A&M in the tourney were: Bill Kuv- lesky, 14 goals, David Stewart and Paul Gill, 13 goals each, and Roger the tournament. From A&M, Roger Swendig, Bill Kuvlesky, and David Lieu, 11 goals. Lieu, Bill Yates, and Scott Harris, Vincent Tavarez of McAllen was goalie, were named to the first All- voted the most valuable player of Tournament team. Paul Gill, Brad Stewart were named to the second team. A&M’s Frosh ‘A, team was first in E&Cklca Serving The Finest In MEXICAN FOOD Happy Hour Prices 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Daily EL CHICO COCKTAILS ,,..$100 3109 TEXAS AVE. 823-7470 di :e, seer# er. coo*! a wm& ED jjgTTTSTbTlgfl^ tolls lUf toTlg|U]blVslLs3ila[l3il3]igf tolVallfJloilbRol HOUSE OF TIRES HOUSE OF TIRES HOUSE OF TIRES [CORNER OF COULTER & TEXAS 822-7139 5 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU. BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, PASADENA, HOUSTON, CONROE, KILLEEN. 2133 E. 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Penn State climbed to seventh place from 10th by whipping Stan ford 34-14 while Texas and Tennes see joined the Top Ten for the first time this season. Texas, 12th a week ago, moved up to eighth by trounc ing Colorado State 46-0 while Ten nessee jumped to 10th from 20th with a 26-8 triumph over Maryland, Intramurals FLAG FOOTBALL Military: Sq. 5 vs Sq. 1, 6-1; E-l vs R-l, 19-0; B-2 vs Sq. 4, 1-0; L-2 vs 1-1, 13-19; M-Band vs Sq. 15, 0-1; K-l vs L-l, 6-26. Independent: Vet II vs Veterans, 14-6; Scan- dia vs Geology, 27-0; Liteweights vs Charlie's Armadillos, 15-12; Over The Hill Gang No. 2 vs Tree House, 12-6; Barcelona vs Casa I, 14-6; Old Army vs Sigma Rho No. 2, 14-0; Sigma Rho No. 1 vs Tanglewood, 0-1; Country Place A vs Missfits, 13-6; BAG vsAMAC, 12-0; P. E. Majors vs Nashville Cats, 6-0; Hill County vs Bearcats, 0-6; S, W, Village vs Nads, 1-0. Co-Rec: Lollipops vs Scandia Warriors, 12-0; Doux Chene vs Sparrows, 0-1; Crimson Tide vs E-l, 6-19; Power Pack vs Barcorecs, 40-0. 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