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AFTER 4 P.M.
The A&M water polo team re
turned from a weekend trip to
Michigan with their record boosted
to 16-0-1 for the season after knock
ing out four hard-earned wins in a
collegiate tournament.
The wins bring Coach Dennis
Fosdick s career coaching record at
A&M to 99-14-1. Fosdick came to
Aggieland in 1971.
The weekend started out with a
practice game against the Ann
Arbor All-Stars, a club team with
players from several Michigan
teams. “We were sloppy at the start
with our passes, said Fosdick. “We
got better as the game progressed.
Team play was not too good. We had
only one assist the entire game (Bill
Yates).
The Ags prevailed 14-6 with
Blake Hinman scoring four. Bill
Yates and Doug Adamson scoring
two each and Oran Marskbury,
Mike Vanderhurst, Lee Davis, Bob
Leland, Jim Yates and Steve Moore
getting one apiece.
East, 14-5. Fosdick called them “big
and aggressive and noted it was the
best officiated game of the trip.
In direct contrast to the All-Stars
game, Fosdick called the game
“probably our best team effort of the
year.
It was Steve Moore s best offen
sive game ever, scoring the first
three goals for the Ags. “We kept
the hold open and Moore drove for
three fast break shots, said Fos
dick. In addition to Moore s three,
Jim Yates added four, Hinman and
Adamson each had two, and
Markshury, Don Wederman and
Leland each had one.
In the semi-final, the Ags beat
Loyola of Chicago 11-8. Fosdick cal
led them an “extremely strong
team, both physically and skill-
wise.
Hinman led the team in assists as
he did against Bucknell.
Loyola beat eventual finalist
Michigan 11-10, and Fosdick noted
"we beat them on speed and experi-
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The game gave the team a chance
to see? how officiating woidd be after
the new NCAA changes. Fosdick
had expressed concern over how
well the officials woidd handle the
new rules prior to departure. After
returning, Fosdick said, “Some
were quite good. But at least one
was unfamiliar with the new rules.
All of them progressed as the tour
nament progressed.
In the opener of the tournament,
the Ags whipped Bucknell Unix er-
sitv, one of the top teams from the
Bill Yates led scoring with three,
followed by Adamson and Jim Yates
with 2 and Markshury, Van
derhurst, Leland and Moore with
one apiece.
The Ags met Michigan in the final
and played catchup before outlast
ing the Wolverines 12-10.
Michigan came out strong and
ended the first quarter ahead 4-0.
“We were flat and the\ scored on
four defensive mistakes. Our shoot
ing was wax off, said Fosdick. De-
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spite improved Aggie play in (lie
second quarter, the Michigan team
led 7-3 at (lie half.
“Things started clicking as soon as
the third quarter started. We were
still missing shots and hitting the
goalie, but the defense stiffened and
we ontscored Michigan 4-1, said
Fosdick. Thex still led (8-7) when
the third quarter gun sounded.
Michigan put in a quick fourth
quarter goal to stretch their lead to
txvo, 9-7. But the Yates brothers set
tled the deficit quick. Bill scored
first followed by Jim to exen the
score at 9-all.
With five minutes remaining,
Michigan scored their last goal to
gixe them their final lead at 10-9.
Jim Yates again tied the game on a
penalty shot, Hinman had been
awarded the shot on afoul inside the
four-yard line, then caught his
breath and watched as Yates scored.
Jim scored again to put A&M in
the lead for the first time in the
game and Bill Yates followed with
the clincher xvith 1:13 left.
Stex e Engle at goalie had an out
standing tourney with 16,26,and 25
saves in the games.
“Hinman s heads up passing and
team plax was extremelx important
in A&M s wins. He was one of the
keys to our plax , said Fosdick.
“The entire team played well. The
bench gaxe the starters much
needed rest both daxs.
The Yates brothers, as their plax
indicated in the final game, led (he
team scoring for the trip. Jim had If
points to lead all scorers (four in the
Michigan game). Bill had nine (four
xs. Mich.) followed bx Hinman with
eight (two xs. Mich.) and Adamson
with six, Markshury, Leland and
Moore with four each, Vanderhurst
with two and Dax is and Wederman
with one apiece for the trip.
three goals. Barry Pierson and Scott
Harris followed with a pair of scores
while Brad Swendig and Bill Kux -
leskx had single marks. Gauze led in
assists with three.
Harris, the Aggies starting
goalie, played a quarter in the field
and it was during this short span that
he scored his two goals. Schueckler
said that Harris is having a problem
on deciding on where to plax.
He also said the increased
number of games bis team is playing
is furnishing a tremendous amount
of experience, something that
plagued the Houston club last
night. “We re playing more games
than ex er before.
“We x e got some real good
swimmers and they re learning to
set picks. We re beginning to plax
hall like the xarsitx, said Sehueck-
ler.
"We ve got to learn that ex erx-
hody s not a shooter. T hex x e (the
team) has got to get it into their
heads that assists are as good as go
als. We x e been plax ing around the
hall too much, he said.
The frosh will ncwtrax el to Arkan
sas where thex meet the A&M xar-
sitx in the first match of a weekend
tournament. Since both squads are
currentlx unbeaten one of them xx'ill
have to drop from those ranks.
Also among the victorious last
night was the Texas A&M xvonien s
water polo squad which clobbered a
top ranked high school team in Jer-
sex Village. The women put a 16-1
pasting on the preppers, while also
gaining experience bx plax ing the
whole team.
The women, now 4-2 on thex ear,
will rest from polo action this week.
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The freshman water polo team of
first year coach Larrx Schueckler
boosted their season mark to a spot
less 10-0 as they hulled past the
Northwest Houston Water Polo
Club bx a score of 15-8.
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