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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1975
Page 7
WOMEN’S SOFTBALL
^‘Everyone played and everyone
got a hit as A&M’s women’s softball
team beat Rice 15-4 Wednesday af
ternoon. The game was called after
the fourth inning because of the
Ten-Run Rule.
■Kay Don started Mary Moch in
the pitching position and substi
tuted Robin Oakley after two in
nings.
■The Aggies scored two runs to
Rjce s one in the first inning. The
women hit best in the second as
they scored seven runs to Rice’s
three. Oakley’s pitching stilled Rice
completely in the last two innings.
Tin; Aggie women scored two in the
third and four in the fourth.
■ Coach Don was pleased with her
team’s effort. “We had a good hit
ting game — a very good offensive
game. Our defense is a little slug
gish and still needs a lot of work. But
the girls have a good attitude going
ifito the tournament this weekend
and we should play well.
■ The women will play in the Texas
Women s University Invitational
this weekend at Denton. They are
2-2 for this year. The captains for
this year are seniors Diane Quitta,
La Rita Fickey, and Valinda Gut
hrie.
SOCCER
I The soccer team puts its un
beaten string on the line this Satur
day when it meets the University of
Houston Cougars. The Ags previ
ously defeated Stephen F. Austin
and Lamar University. The Cougars
are the Texas Intercollegiate de
fending champions.
The Aggies will field an extremely
powerful offensive front against a
very solid defense of the Cougars.
“They are very strong,” commented
Soccer President Jim Davis. “We
will attempt to control the mid-
field,’’ he added.
Kurt Irgolic, the newly appointed
coach, is very enthusiastic. “The
team has improved tremendously
the last two weeks,” he said. “I ex
pect it to be a hard fought battle.”
The event will be held on the field
between Cain Hall and the Athletic
Scholarship office. Starting time is
scheduled for 5:00 p.m.
WATERSKIING
By LEE ROY LESCHPER
Battalion Staff Writer
103 Can an Aggie expect any
Southern hospitality from the in
habitants of Baton Rouge after last
week’s A&M invasion ofcajun coun
try? Members of the A&M water
skiing team will find out tomorrow
as they journey to the hometown of
Louisiana State University for their
first intercollegiate tournament of
the fall.
About twenty-five Aggies will
compete in the event against col
legiate skiers from Louisiana, Ok
lahoma, Mississippi, New Mexico,
and Texas, Ski Club President
Charles Porter said.
The LSU-sponsored tournament
will take place both days this
weekend on Bayou Placqueman, in
Baton Rouge, with ski-jumping
competition Saturday and trick and
slalom skiing events Sunday. Five
team members compete in each
event, emassing points towards a
team total.
The Aggie ski club will send both
men’s and women’s teams to the
event, as well as a men’s second
team, Porter said, several of the
team members have been involved
in competitive skiing fro some
years, but most began competing in
spring of 1974, when the A&M club
was formed. “Most of our team
members made their first ski jump
in competition, he said.
In addition to the LSU tourna
ment this weekend, the Aggie skiers
will be competing in several other
intercollegiate events during the
fall. Porter said the club will also
sponsor their own tournament on
Lake Conroe, probably in
November.
ALL COLLEGE GOLF
Associated Press
Today brought the final 18 holes
at the Lincoln Park West course in
the fourth annual Oklahoma City
University All College golf classic.
Alabama’s Rick Karbowski fired a
66 Thursday to lead the field.
Teammate Mike Preston joined
Karbowski for a 70-68-138 score for
two rounds. The Texas Longhorns
Randy Simmons also had a 138.
One stroke off the pace at 139
were Jim Mason of Texas, Keith
Fergus, of Houston and Tom Graber
of Oral Roberts.
Others-in the top 10 through 36
holes of the 54-hole tourney were
Kirk Goss and Jaime Gonzalez, both
of Oklahoma State, and Charles
Adams of Southern Methodist, all
with 140. Turning in 141 totals were
David Edwards of OSU and Robert
Hoyt of Houston.
Texas controlled the field with a
team total of 555, followed by de
fending champion Oklahoma State
at 562, Houston’s 569; Oral Roberts
571 and Alabama’s 576.
Team standings: 1 Texas, 555; 2
Oklahoma State, 562; 3 Houston,
569; 4 Oral Roberts, 571; 5 Alaba
ma, 576; 6 Southern Methodist,
577; 7 North Texas State, 589; 8
Texas Tech, 590; 9 New Mexico,
591; 10 Oklahoma, 592; 11 Texas
A&M, 595; 12 Tulsa, 598; 13 Cent
ral Okla. State, 604; 14 Centenary,
606; 15 Arkansas, 607; 16 Kansas,
610; 17 Nebraska, 614; 18 Oklahoma
City, 620; 19 Wichita State, 625.
MSC Basement Snack Bar and Bowling
& Games
New Expanded Hours
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-11:30 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m.
Sunday 1 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
Gig Ag
David Burt - ‘Gig Ag’ & Ronnie Pearce - Winner
“Gig Ag’’ has been sponsored by the Recreation Committee and
the T-shirt is donated by Loupots. Join this crazy club, the one that
sponsors the car cram, gold fish eating contests and various other
activities. Please contact Student Programs Office or call 693-
4307, 693-3128 for more information.
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DR. GERARD
O’DONOVAN
PAT
EDMONDSON
DR. BRIAN
CAIN
JAMES
BREEDLOVE
MARLA
GAMMON
GAEL
COOPER
TONY
GALLUCCI
PAUL
McGRATH
DAVID
WALKER
A&M-ILLINOIS
A&M
A&M
Illini
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
BAYLOR MICHIGAN
Mich
Mich
Mich
Mich
Mich
Baylor
Mich
Mich
Mich
HOUSTON - SMU
SMU
UH
UH
UH
UH
SMU
UH
UH
UH
TECH - TEXAS
Texas
Texas
Texas
Tech
Tech
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
LSU-Rice
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
Rice
LSU
WISCONSIN - MISSOURI
Mo
Mo
Mo
Wise
Mo
Mo
Mo
Mo
Mo
ED1NB0RO - SLIPPERY ROCK
Edin
Edin
SR
SR
SR
Edin
Edin
SR
SR
OILERS CHARGERS
Oilers
Oilers
Oilers
Diego
Oilers
Oilers
Oilers
Oilers
Oilers
CARDINALS - COWBOYS
Cards '
Pokes
Pokes
Pokes
Pokes
Cards
Cards
Pokes
Pokes
A&M CONSOL - HEARNE
Hearne
Consol
Consol
Consol
Consol
Hearne
Consol
Consol
Consol
The year
9-1
9-1
8-2
8-2
8-2
7-3
6-4
6-4
6-4
Percentage
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.900
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Casual is as casual does .. . and
Cover Girl styled this with you in
mind. Soft uppers, crepe soles.
Comfort, from Cover Girl . . . naturally.
Soft uppers, crepe soles.
StosieA,
DOWNTOWN BRYAN
A SPONSOR OF THE FREE AGGIE-BUS TO DOWNTOWN
BRYAN EVERY SATURDAY.
INTRAMURALS
FLAG FOOTBALL
Military: F-l vs Sq. 9, 23-0; M-l vs D-2, 13-6;
F-2 vs Sq. 13, 7-6; D-l vs Sq. 3, 24-13; Sq. 10
vs Sq. 11, 13-12; Sq. 6 vs Sq. 8, 39-0; A-l vs
C-l, 18-6.
Recreation: Fayette County vs Hart, 12-6; Ag.
Eco. vs Dunn No. 2, 20-0; Crocker vs War
Chickens, 15-0.
Independent: Forestry vs Briarwood East,
1-0; Los Cabrones vs Parkway, 20-12, D. Jets
vs Armadillos, 15-6; Buzzards vs Craig’s
Cocks, 10-7; Dexter Jets vs Rag Knots, 1-0;
Pete II vs ACC, 22-7.
Women: BSU No. 1 vs Krueger, 20-0; Hughes
I vs Keathley, 7-0.
MONDAY’S GAMES
Fish: B-l vs A-l, 5:10, D-l; 1-1 vs Sq. 5, 5:10,
D-2; Sq. 11 vs Sq. 7, 5:10, D-3; L-l vs B-2,
5:10, D-4; M-Band vs D-2, 6:10, D-5; F-2 vs
Sq. 6, 5:10, D-6.
Independent: Turkeys vs Phi Sigma Beta,
5:10, K-l; Saints vs Sigma Phi Epsilon, 5:10,
K-2; ASME vs Quarter Pounders, 5:10, D-5;
Pete II vs AGC, 6:10, D-l; 2 per cent vs Nail
ers, 6:10, D-2; Volunteers vs Briarwood
North, 6:10, D-6; Wesley White vs Thunder
ing Hero, 6:10, H-2; Country Place B vs Scan-
dia No. 2, 6:10, K-l.
Co-Rec: Colonels vs Treehouse, 5:10, H-l;
R&P vs Turkey II, 5:10, H-2; MSCABIF vs
CASA I, 6:10, H-l.
THE GREATEST
SANDWICH
The greatest sandwiches in the Southwest are served from
11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. each day Monday through Friday on
floor 11M, Conference Tower. The greatness of these sand
wiches is no accident. There are several types of meats and
you can select your choice and mix or match any three pieces
for your sandwich on the bread of your choice.
Two of the several types of bread are sour dough and baked
fresh daily in our Duncan bakery. Further, these breads are
prepared without shortening for the diet conscious guest. For
the greatest taste tempting delight just make your sandwich
exactly like you want it and pop it into one of the handy
micro-wave ovens. This wonderful sandwich and a bowl of
soup for only $1.50 plus tax will place you on cloud 11M.
We agree this is a bit of a long story, but it is difficult to stop
talking about our tasty sandwiches.
Open Sunday 11:00 A.M*. -1:30 P.M. for regular meal only.
“QUALITY FIRST”
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RESIDENCE HALL
ASSOCIATION STUDENTS
THE AGGIELAND ’76 and the respective dorm
presidents have established a dorm photo sched
ule.
This schedule is printed below with the expect
ed date, time, and location. If it rains on your sched
uled day the dorm will be picked up on the following
week. The dorm council photo will be taken on the
same date as the dorm.
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Keathley
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Hughes
Mosher
Fowler
Aston
Walton
DATE TIME LOCATION
Sept. 29 5:00 Fish Pond
Sept. 29 5:30 To be announced
Sept. 29 6:00 Law-Puryear Quad
Sept. 29 6:15 Law-Puryear Quad
Sept. 30 5:00 Front of Academic Bldg.
Sept. 30 5:30 To be announced
Sept. 30 5:30 Golf Course Club House
Sept. 30 5:30 To be announced
Oct. 1 5:00 To be announced
Oct. 1 5:00 Golf Course Club House
Oct. 1 5:30 To be announced
Oct. 1 5:30 To be announced
Oct. 1 6:00 To be announced
Oct. 1 6:00 Fish Pond
Oct. 1 6:00 To be announced
Oct. 2 , 6:15 I To be announced
Oct. 6 6:00 To be announced
Oct. 6 6:15 Golf Course Club House
Oct. 6 6:00 Golf Course Club House
Oct. 6 6:15 To be announced
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3801 E. 29th
IN TOWN &
COUNTRY SHOPPING
CENTER
846-2940
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GOOD LUCK AGS!
We’re opening early at
9:00 for last minute
shopping tomorrow
before the game.
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