emple walks onto title game THE BATTALION Page 13 MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1979 m Cti United Press International emple High coach Bob Jueen has heard plenty about ons in the college and profes- pl ranks, but he says no one could appier than he is over one walk- levin Korompai played soccer |ng the early year, but six games into the season he walked into ueen’s office and volunteered to the kicking chores for the Wild- defeated Ak hVed been having trouble kick- , Saturday to (extra points and field goals, and s Cup champjj | see every Sunday what soccer liters are doing in the pros,” mieansintlieW Ijueen said. ‘‘So I told him to day night by i-. ne on out and we’d give him a tta, 6-2,6-3^ i.' itti, whosiik Korompai has been doing the Wcat kicking ever since, and no inattaandM([ I was an Y happier about it last arazzutti-Kt, Ikend than McQueen. iith 31 seconds left in the first )t. With thei If Korompai booted a 27-yard he point, Pans; d goal which provided the only led a netball.f ; nts * n Temple’s 3-0 victory over his rackettofc pville. It was a Texas high school e U.S. setpe is s AAAA semifinal game and id was upheldi | e d Temple * nto week’s igain. Whea-: inpionship game against Houston t his compose l 10ria *- That game will be played vhile theltaL Ip-m- Saturday in Waco’s Baylor id Lutz, winatj ss, methodiali n the Americe ■rors by Pam cKinney defeated Bay City, 20- rtheClass AAA championship in Astrodome, and Wheeler ned High Island, 33-21, for the s B state title. In the other Class ansclosedit< |Asemifinal, Memorial defeated lob by Lutz r 22*8. to earn the berth against pie. In Class AA, Van defeated Chil dress, 13-9, and McGregor beat Edna, 14-7. Van and McGregor will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in Mesquite for the state championship. And, in Class A, defending cham pion China Spring defeated Seag- raves, 16-9, and Hull-Daisetta beat Troup, 22-21. China Spring and Hull-Daisetta will play for the state crown at 8 p.m. Friday in Bryan. Lewisville led in penetrations, 3- 1, and missed a 37-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter which would have tied the game. Also, on their first offensive drive the Farmers moved to the Temple seven before a fumble was recovered by the Wild cats to halt Lewisville short of scoring. McKinney used two first-half punt returns, one for 57 yards and the second for 75, and a pair of field goals as well as two extra points by Darrell Smith, to outclass Bay City for the state championship. The Black Cats scored with 24 seconds left in the game on a 44-yard pass from Harold Smith to Larry Brown. Benny Baker ran for two Wheeler touchdowns and quarterback Rick Brown threw for two others as the Mustangs won their 45th game in 46 outings — their only loss in the past three and a half seasons coming against Union Hill in the 1978 state championship game. Baker scored on runs of six and two yards and caught a 28-yard scoring pass from Brown. Brown also hit Mike Gallagher on a 27-yard touch down pass and Willie Valencia scored on a 20-yard run. Mike Vans kicked one extra point and Brown threw to Russell Gaines for two more points. High Island scored on a four-yard run by Butch Peters, a 28-yard pass from John Valastro to Kendall Bar- row and an eight-yard pass from Valastro to Mike Rollins. Peters kick ed all three extra points. Memorial used a three-yard run by Paul Morales and a 67-yard pass from wingback Todd Kissner to Ben Heinrich on its first two possessions to defeat Alice. The Mustangs moved 73 yards on 13 plays after re ceiving the second-half kickoff for their other touchdown, a one-yard dive by Mar Schroder. Tom Murphy added a 36-yard field goal and one extra point to complete the Memo rial scoring. Alice, which finished with a 12-2 record, scored with 69 seconds left in the game on a two-yard blast by full back Ernie Balboa. Quarterback Chris Soza then ran in the double extra points. Erck Gee recovered a loose foot ball in the end zone following a bob- bled punt at the 10-yardline to pro vide the winning margin for McGre gor’s Bulldogs over Edna. The other Bulldog touchdown came on a 78-yard drive climaxed by a 16-yard gallop by Donnis Dickson with 18 seconds left in the first quar ter. Kenneth Patterson kicked both McGregor extra points. Edna scored on a 59-yard drive, with the tally coming on a 59-yard pass from quar terback Rene Sanchez to halfback Darrell Harris. Will McNeill kicked the extra point. Meanwhile, Van was defeating Childress in the other Class AA semifinal. Fullback Danny Brock way ran for two yards in the third quarter and for five yards in the fourth, and Terry Holland kicked the extra point. Childress scored on a 33-yard field goal and a one-yard run, both by Perry Morren. Quarterback Mark Davis ran for touchdowns of 25 and four yards after he had been sacked in the end zone for a first-quarter safety to pace Chi na Spring past Seagraves. Ken Elliot added a 38-yard field goal and an extra point to complete the China Spring scoring. Fullback Davis Mor gan ran two yards for the Seagraves touchdown and then kicked the extra point to complete the scoring. Quarterback John Wiggins threw three touchdown passes to George Westbrook for 14, 32 and 11 yards in the Hull-Daisetta victory. But it was the toe of Tim Abraham, who booted a 33-yard field goal and one extra point, which actually kicked the Bobcats into the championship game. Troup scored on a one-yard run by Derrick Davis, a four-yard pass from Jerry Giles to Kent Lindsey and a three-yard run by Johnny Dowby. Giles then threw to Lindsey on dou ble conversion points to pull Troup to within one point as time ran out. Hector makes Blue Chip list United Press International OKLAHOMA CITY — Pitt sburgh quarterback Dan Marino, who passed for 1,508 yards and nine touchdowns this season, heads the Blue Chip Magazine Freshman All-America team. The team, selected by 80 coaches from across the country, was announced Sunday. The team includes: OFFENSE: TE — James Jones, Florida; T—Don Mose- bar. Southern Cal.; G—Irv Eat- man, UCLA; C — Dan Mackie, Arizona State; G—Don Key, Oklahoma; T—Joe Lukens, Ohio State; SE—Tony Hunter, Notre Dame; Flanker— Anthony Car ter, Michigan; QB —Dan Mari no, Pittsburgh; HB —Charles Waggoner, SMU; HB —Curt Warner, Penn State; FB —Stan ley Wilson, Oklahoma. DEFENSE: DE—James Otis, Mississippi; T— Billy Ray Smith, Arkansas; T—George Achica, Southern Cal.; DE— Jeff De nnis, Kentucky; LB— Marcus Marek, Ohio State; LB —Pete Collins, SMU; LB—Wayne Apu- na, Arizona State; DB—Mike Richardson, Arizona State; DB — Dave Duerson, Notre Dame; DB — Kevin McMillan, Stanford; DB—Fred Williams, California; Kicker—- Mike Keeling, Okla homa. HONORABLE MENTION: John Elway, QB, Stanford; Craig James, RB, SMU; Gary Ander son, RB, Arkansas; Joe Staley, DE, Vanderbilt; Johnny Hector, RB, Texas A&M; Eric Dicker- son, RB, SMU: Roy Foster, OL, Southern Cal.; Rod Bone, RB, Notre Dame; Vincent White, RB, Stanford; Andy Gibler, TE, Missouri; Paul Speight, OL, Oklahoma State; Steve Jackson, C, Utah State; Harvey Salem, OL, California; Rick Lobert, OL, Oregon State; Paul Skansi, SE, Washington; Kinny Hooper, RB, Missis sippi; Kenrick Camerud, K, Boise State; Mark Zavagin, DE, Notre Dame; Malcom Scott, DE, LSU: Reggie Reginelli, RB, Tulane; Chris Schultz, DT, Ari zona; Mike Carter, NG, SMU; Reggie Camp, DT, California; Steve Lekor, LB, Hawaii; Wil Forts, LB, Georgia; Andy Molls, DB, Kentucky; Terry Kinard, DB, Clemson; Walker Ashley, DE, Penn State; Mike Gofer, DE, Tennesse; Rick Mclvor, QB, Texas; Guy Thurston, OL, Col orado; Karl Nelson, OT, Iowa State; Buford McGee, RB, Mis sissippi. ileri > tit oul play kills Ags in tourney United Press International tROVO, Utah — Jerry Ocasio rgh Steeleis^ed 17 points and Tom DcMarcus e off the bench to add 13 in lead coring on Cs ]al-Santa Barbara to a 66-61 win n, Mike Reii Texas A&M Saturday night in s and two I consolation game at the Cougar s, Houston sic. ig to lose. aSalle met 18th-ranked Brigham milt a ninep ng, host of the sixth annual tour- on Jaworsldsi ent, in the championship game, ny Franklini casio scored 13 ofhis 17 points in e of two helii second half in keeping Cal-Santa ranklinmissE iara just ahead of Texas A&M. yofthega® Gauchos led 32-31 at halftime loosted itsli stayed in front by scoring 20 of _,eroy Harris: r34 points in the second half on itered afterH: shots. mfro’s passo he Gauchos, following Ocasio’s touchdown I, won the game at the fi>ul line, ott Fitzkee.to sio hit all 11 ofhis free throws of Mondayni the California school converted game in tktp 40 attempts from the foul line, nday. 1 Aggies were only 15-26 on foul sts Chicagoc (nts. ne Sunday. Budy Woods had a game-high 24 tedl2of21pi litsfor Texas A&M, now 5-4, and ding the Eagle Bin Wright added 15. But only six ich they neve ggies scored points in the game, ■pared to nine players for the 3-3 sVally Henry.' Iichos. 5 set up theirt I TEXAS A&M (61) Goff 1 3-3 5, Woods 11 2-9 24, Brit ton 3 2-3 8, Smith 2 2-2 6, Rynn Wright 5 5-7 15, Slyestine 0 0-0 0, Robert Wright 0 0-0 0, Riley 1 1-2 3, Sooter 0 0-0 0, McHugh 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 15-26 61. CAL-SANTA BARBARA (66) Parrott 1 4-6 6, Robinson 1 3-4 5, Maye 2 5-6 9, Lewis 0 1-2 1, DeMar- cus 6 1-2 13, Ocasio 3 11-11 17, Anderson 2 1-2 5, Gross 2 2-3 6, Roberts 0 0-0 0, Johnson 0 0-0 0, Starr 0 4-4 4. Totals 17 32-40 66. Halftime: CSB 32, Texas A&M 31. Fouled out— Texas A&M, Goff, Slyestine, Robert Wright; CSB, Ocasio. Totals fouls— Texas A&M 28, CSB 19. I 'dvirvce. '.,-fur v'elo. i iTcV'ih.lp. Houa& qt'Ko^ ^ £>4Ce' < t>4'L2. HERE’S THE RIGHT GIFT FOR THE HARD-T0-BUY-F0R. 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