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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1977
Record now 7-3
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Ags defeat Mustangs 11-7
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Inexperience is not affecting the
Texas A&M water polo team too
much. The Aggies raised their sea
sonal record to 7-3 by defeating the
SMU Mustangs 11-7.
“We played as a team much bet
ter than any game so far,” coach
Dennis Fosdick said. “Our offense
was a little weak at times, but the
guys did do a good job.”
The leading scorers for the Ags
were co-captains Steve Sampson
and Bob Leland with three points
each. Greg Meek and Scott Harris
each had two goals, while Mike
Newsome rounded out the scoring
with one goal.
“Leland and Meek played real
well,” Fosdick said. “Meek is just
getting used to playing where he is
supposed to. The Mustangs are our
toughest competition in Texas. They
have a real strong ball club. They
will be tough when we play them
here.
ming pool.
"The water was extremely cold,”
Fosdick said. “We think it was about
75 degrees, and that is very cold for
polo. Our pool will be a lot more
pleasant for them.”
The Ags have the rest of the week
off, while the women’s water polo
team opens its season in San An
tonio this weekend. The tourna
ment will be held at Alamo Heights
High School.
The second toughest competitor
for the Aggies was the SMU swim-
Sailing team takes
third place at Tulane
The Texas A&M sailing team re
turned home from the Tulane In
vitational Regatta with a third place
trophy. The tournament was held
on Lake Ponchartrain in New Or
leans.
The Aggies defeated the other
sailing teams from the southwest.
The regatta, sponsored by Southeast
Intercollegiate Sailing Association,
was won by Tulane University.
Florida State finished second,
with the Aggies finishing a close
third. The Ags were followed by
Texas and Baylor. Rice and the Uni
versity of Dallas did not show.
Skippering for A&M was Kevin
Fuller and Greg Schertz. Terry
Gough, Julann Chiles and Bill
Wightman were their crews.
Fuller and Schertz combined
their scores from ten races. The
Aggie duo raced on Olympic Gold
Cup courses. The winds were
clocked at 15 knots.
A&M coach Randy Davis was
pleased with his team’s perform
ance. The Aggies’ regatta will be the
SEISA Sloop Eliminations, sailed in
Solings. It will be hosted by Rice
and Texas.
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