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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1976
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Ruggers complete
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The Aggie women’s rugby team
finished their first season last
weekend by defeating Dallas 16-6.
The women ruggers final record was
8-2-1, including a 12-0 win against
Austin the previous weekend.
The women utilized a strong de
fense with hard hitting and quick
pursuit in many of their victories this
season. Their inexperience was re
placed with hustle and enthusiasm.
The season was highly successful
for the women in tournament play
taking third place in the Mardi Gras
Tournament, and second place in
the Austin Tournament. These tour
naments had excellent competition
with the women showing well in
each.
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The ruggers, having only been or
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will have to do without the talents of
Sarah Hardwick and Vicki Horan,
due to graduation.
All women interested in playing
next fall can meet the second week of
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Women ruggers battle for the ball in
action against Austin. The Aggies won
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the contest 12-0. The ruggers compiled
an 8-2-1 record, in their first season.
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DALLAS — Jack Nicklaus’ rela- 3, 10 and 15.
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In one stretch of nine
covering the finish of Saturday s[l
and the start of Sunday’s activity
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Two of them were on the parfiva It
“Actually, I ve played verymt'
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win like I d like to.
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almost every start this season,
played well at the Masters, butIji
picked a bad week to have ape
putting performance. I playedw
well at New Orleans (hislastsW
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has a little something extra going
him in this one.
It’s one of his favorite courses
a tournament in which he has a Is
tory of success. And be feelsk
playing very well.
He’s won this event twice,
hasn’t played here in two yean
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course I like.”
Nicklaus has won but once
season, the Tournament Fla
Championship, hut in his last
appearances has included finished
first, second, third and fourth.
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this event has ever had. Hea
list are defending champion fe
Watson, who broke a lengthy sic
in his last start, and two-time®
winners Hale Irwin and Ben Os
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