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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1975
Page 5
Team play needed
By PAUL McGRATH
Battalion Sports Writer
Overall improvement is a com
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Dennis Fosdick s budget these days
as his water polo team prepares to
take the Mustangs of SMU tonight
at 7:30.
Arguments cotdd be made that
improvement is unnecessary since
the tankers boast an undefeated re
cord through 11 games. Texas A&M
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is currently 10-0-1, the only blemish
being a last-second tie with Stan
ford.
However, Fosdick feels that the
team should be playing more as a
unit without excessive indi
vidualism. He said that some of his
players have been gunning the ball
too much and that the cohesion vital
to a team effort has been missing on
many occasions.
The Aggies will he going against
SMU for the first time since the late
1940’s. The Mustang water polo
squad, although containing some
fine swimmers, is basically inex
perienced in polo as the team was
just started up again this year.
The rule changes, which went
into effect last week, will be a factor
in the contest as Texas A&M has the
greatest amount of playing experi
ence under the new regulations.
Fosdick said he woidd probably
play his starting unit only a small
portion of the game because of colds
and to give experience to other per-
Joggers run for
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Mike Christiansen, BVJC presi
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collected Saturday will be matched
by a donation from the club, with
the total to be distributed between
the College Station and Bryan-
Brazos County fund-raising drives.
The Saturday outing will be high
lighted by the second annual BVJC
One-Hour Run Championships at
9:15 a.m. All persons finishing the
endurance-type event will be pre
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sonnel.
Freshman Bill Yates, a team
leader in scoring and assists, said
the team was a little confused at first
by the new rules, but now thinks
“they’re better. Before, live per
sonal fouls and you were out.” The
new guidelines call for unlimited
fouls except in special cases.
“We’ve got the capability to play
well as a team, but we haven’t had
enough time playing together, ’ said
Yates. He added that the recent
California trip would help the Ag
gies. “The caliber of water polo in
California is so much higher than it
is here.”
“Anything we played out there is
better than what we get here, of
fered Jim Yates, the older of the two
brothers. “There were some good
teams, such as Berkeley and Stan
ford, but we thought we would win
it. Yates is referring to winning the
tourney’s college division title,
which the Aggies did.
Other Aggies had their views of
the new rules. "I like them. The\
make for a more aggressive style of
play, said Don Reeser, team assist
leader. “It lets you play the game.
T learned a lot, said Doug
Adamson. “I hadn t played them be
fore, but I like them. The game goes
a lot faster. The team with the ex
perience will kill the one who
doesn’t. Fortunately for us we had a
hunch of guys who had played them
(under the new rules) during the
summer.
“We re a swimming team and that
makes a lot of difference, said
Adamson. "Any team who tries to
swim with us we 11 just blow away.
“We re swimmers as well as water
polo players, said Reeser. "The
others were just water polo play
ers.
Stanford tried to swim with
A&M, a game the Ags feel the\
should have won. Aggie soph Boh
Leland beat the Golden Bears top
swimmer in the sprint three times,
the onb one in the tourney to do so
even once. The man Leland out-
stroked was Dave Fairbanks, who
finished second in the NCAA in the
50-yard freestyle.
After the varsity match, the Aggie
frosh take on St. Mark’s University.
The fish are coached by former
Aggie star, Larry Schueckler. Both
contests will be in P. L. Downs
Natatorium.
INTRAMURALS
TODAY’S GAMES
MUitary: 1-1 vs Sq. 2, 5:10, K-l; Sq.
6vsC-l, 5:10, D-l; A-l vs W-Band,
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Sq. 13 vs M-l, 5:10, ETV.
Independent: Madisonville vs
Forestry, 6:10, D-l; Briarwood East
vs Los Cabrones, 6:10, ETV; Ar
madillos vs Muff Drivers, 6:10, D-3;
Buzzards vs Dexter Jets No. 1, 6:10,
D-5; Rag Knots vs Craig’s Cocks,
6.10, D-6.
Recreation: Ag. Eco. vs War Chic
kens, 5:10, D-2; Crocker vs Floun
ders, 5:10, K-2; Fayette vs Puryear,
6:10, K-2.
Women: Mosher vs Krueger, 6:10,
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