The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 23, 1976, Image 8

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>aae8 THE BATTALION
! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1976 A V 1 ■ 5 "m, T T *
Royal says officials only human i Lunkers N Lies
J 7 ^ ^ „ 1 u 1 two Royal watched Olympic gold g: By JIMMY GUILLOT
T i r-u.K wRirh usually North Texas even though he had a Campbell, who a mis medal sprinter Johnny Jones cut in- g - . . ,
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AUSTIN, Tex. — Texas football
: coach Darrell Royal said Wednesday
( “not any of us” — presumably mean-
: ing coaches or players — “is entitled
j, i : to be openly critical of officiating,
| but he insisted a North Texas State
player did not catch a pass judged a
touchdown.
Royal’s narration of game films of
Texas’ 17-14 victory over North
Texas last Saturday spotlighted the
performance of sore-legged fullback
Earl Campbell, who recorded per
sonal highs of 32 carries and 208
yards.
“Officials are human and make
mistakes,’ Royal told the meeting of
MSC
Cafeteria
the Longhorn Club, which usually
attracts several football officials.
“They blow some, and they blew
that one.”
North Texas receiver Jeff Brown
said he had taken the ball from de
fender Raymond Clayborn before
we hit the ground. The ref was there
and saw it.” , , . n
“j know he didn t catch the ball,
and Raymond knows he didn t catch
the ball,” said Royal, but he noted
that on the film club members
viewed “you can’t see it hit the
ground.” On a film used on histele-
vision show, it is clear, he said.
Campbell won national back-ot-
the-week honors for his play against
North Texas even though he had a
pulled hamstring muscle, and R oy al
said the 231-pound junior should be
“totally well for our next ball game.
Texas is off this Saturday and plays
Rice at Houston Oct. 2
Royal said after Campbell hobbled
83 yards to set up Texas’ winning
touchdown, he asked him if he hurt
his leg more, and Campbell replied
“Nope.” Royal said he asked
Campbell if he drug his leg on pur
pose to avoid reinjuring it, and
Campbell said, “Yes, sir.”
He reran one sequence of
Campbell “fighting and bucking,
shoving and pushing” for tough yar
dage.
Campbell, who had missed two
weeks of workouts prior to the North
Texas game, was “really out of gas”
late in the fourth quarter, Royal said.
After a sizeable gain, however.
Royal remarked, “It takes a lot of
guts” — and he paused — to take
him out.”
Royal watched Olympic gold
medal sprinter Johnny Jones cut in
side for short yardage and com
mented, “He’s got a gold medal, and
he’s going to have to get to using it.
Jones, a freshman halfback, “has
ability,” Royal said, “and when he
gets it all together and relaxes, he 11
use it.”
Class structure set in
intramural sports
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If handball or badminton interest
you, next Tuesday will be the last
day to sign up for intramural compe
tition in these two sports. Games are
scheduled to begin Oct. 4.
Competition will be in three
classes. Class A is the highly skilled
class that competes for the All-
University championship. Class B
offers moderate competition for class
championship. Class C competes for
class championship, but the main
emphasis will be on having fun.
Handball, both singles and dou
bles, is played under U. S. Handball
Association rules. A match is the best
two out of three games, with each
game consisting of 15 points. Com
petition will be single-elimination.
Handball will be played between
5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. at DeWare
Fieldhouse. Shoidd a player find it
necessary to miss a match, he may
send a temporary substitute for one
match only. Substitutions must be
approved by Susan Schleider in the
intramural office.
Badminton will also be single
elimination competition. A game
consists of 21 points, and a match is
the best two out of three games.
American Badminton Association
rules will be used.
Because badminton is an open
tournament, no substitutions will be
allowed.
Handball and badminton matches
may be played in advance of the reg
ular scheduled time if it is agreeable
to all players involved. Players
should furnish their own equipment
but a limited amount can be checked
out through the intramural office.
Game schedules will be posted
Sept. 30.
This Saturday marks the start of
dove season for Brazos County and
the rest of the south zone. Legal
shooting hours begin at noon and
end at sunset each day.
Texas Parks and Wildlife
biologists tell me that this year
should be about average in dove
populations for this part of the coun
try. We won’t get the kind of shoot
ing that’s available in western areas
of the state, but then that’s not un-
A breeding survey conducted by
TP&W last spring showed a better
crop of doves in this area than is
normally expected, but a lot of the
birds seem to have moved to other
areas at this time. The season should
start well, at any rate, before hunting
pressure scatters the birds.
The food supply in the Brazos Val
ley is adequate for a good population
of doves, and some migratory birds
may pass through soon to help dove
numbers.
Dove hunting isn't as popular
here as in other areas. 3 his may be
due to the agricultural nature of
the land. Letty Valdaz, a local
TP&W biologist, says that the large
amount of improved pastures in this
area tend to scatter the doves, rather
than concentrate them. Hunters in
our area may get a lot more shots at
singles and doubles than hunters in
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areas where the doves sticktosell?J w
more.
Shooting in the north zone,\vfe.|P jta
started several weeks ago, startedr(W'‘
well but has tapered off considen'P w
ly. Biologists think this may I 1
been caused by excessive rain j|
those areas.
One of the biggest problems e,-
countered by hunters in Texas is y
lack of a place to hunt. Wehavemoi
good hunting land than any oils
state, but most of it is privatey
that is hunted by a select few. Leasl
are hard to come by unless youb(|
contacts with landowners, ~ J ' 1
can be expensive in goo
areas. .
If you want to hunt in the Bum ^
Valley, about the only thing toi*. m
approach a landowner and ask per
mission to hunt on his land. Tkeitii
some pretty good dove shootiip
the Brazos Biver bottom, an s
rich in agricultural land.
Much of this land is in crops
time of year, but there maybesi
farmers who would allow a lit
amount of hunting to be done. AkoJ
the worst thing that can happenil
that he will say no, so it miglillt|
worth a try if you are determinedli
hunt cloves this year.
If you do find a landowner»
allows you to hunt his place,.,
member to follow a few courts,
rules. The bad image of huntersL
some places has been caused kil
breaking the rules.
Pick up any trash you drop,!
leave his place the way it wasbeloiij
you came. Be especially carefull
pick up shell casings after theyi
ejected from your shotgun. ”
bother livestock and crops, an.
gates after you go through them.
If you get lucky andhitafewbiilJ
offer the landowner part of them
as you are leaving. If you are com
ous and take care of his interests
when you are on his property,lie»i
probably allow you to returnatotkl
times during the season.
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SQ-7, 0-6; SQ-8 vs. SQ-9,33-lt;
Division B: E-l vs. F-l, Iff
SQ-10 vs. I-1,0-7; SQ-8 vs. SQ!
8-10; SQ-1 vs. SQ-2, 0-25; SQ4t
SQ-3, 20-33
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Country Place vs. Beaver Pfe
0-7; BSU No. 1 vs. Sleeze 1
53-0; St. Thomas vs. 76’ Ex.
8-21; Fayette Co. vs. Ag. Eco.3fl
B Division: Turkeys vs. Scnr
6-41; P. E. Majors No. 69vs. Maj
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vs. Old Men, 12-0; IEEE A
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Club, 25-2;
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