Page 12 THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1980
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The kickoff time will be set the past four years by Texas and
whenever the Houston Astros Texas A&M to move their games
Hies com- to 70,000-seat Rice Stadium were
game, which nixed by Yeoman.
The SWC members made the
Director Cougars play their first round of
Cedric Dempsey said the football home games at 70,000 Rice Sta-
played even if an dium in 1976 and 1977 as a condi-
extra-inning baseball game tion of joining the SWC.
pushes his kickoff to Sunday Yeoman said Tuesday a late
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game would be played even if an
morning.
Dempsey said “we gave some
thought ’ to A&M’s preferences
kickoff presented unusual prob
lems.
“We kicked off one time at 10
to have the game moved to Rice o’clock at Arizona, so the late
Stadium or to Dec. 6. Those we- night game is no news to us. What
ren t accepted because “the
Astrodome is our field and ... we
really felt mechanically it was im
possible to do”, he said.
Such moves would require an
“equitable ticket distribution”
before he would approve them.
The school revamped its prior
ity seating in the Astrodome be-
we do with the kids until 10
o’clock is the question,” he said.
The football game is expected
to be sold out, but according to
Eric Langford, Texas A&M stu
dent vice-president of student
services, about a thousand tickets
were unsold by Wednesday after
noon.
Netters to play in
San Antonio today
The Texas A&M tennis team
travels to San Antonio today to begin
the fall tournament season in ear
nest. The McFarland Open Tennis
Tournament is the first tournament
of the season that will have all of the
Southwest Conference teams, top-
rated teams from around the nation
as well as pros from the San Antonio
area in competition.
The Ags men’s team will consist of
Reid Freeman, Trey Schutz, Max
King, Brain Joelson, Jim Grubert,
Ron Kowal, Tom Judson, Robert
Stapper and Genearo Fernandez.
The men begin play today.
The women who will play this
tournament are Pam Hill, Terri
Nuetze, Maylen Hooten, Liliana
Fernandez, Amy Gloss, Mary Hise,
Sonja Hutcherson and Ferol Hinkle.
“Pam Hill has really been playing
fine tennis,” said David Kent, A&M
tennis coach. “She is the top player
right now.”
The tournament will have all the
SWC schools in competition. SMU,
TCU, the University of Houston, the
University of Texas and Arkansas are
the top rated conference schools
along with A&M. Trinity University
of San Antonio will be there. Trinity
is consistently one of the top teams in
the nation.
Kent said many pros in the San
Antonio area will compete. “It will
be a tough tournament with lots of
good competition,” he said. “We
need it and are looking forward to the
tournament. “
ATENCION
ESTUDIANTES
Ag-Coog game facts
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Here are some facts about this
weekend’s game against the Houston
Cougars in the Houston Astrodome:
KICKOFF— Not determined.
Depends on the NL baseball play
offs. Could start as scheduled, at
7:30, if baseball ends in three games.
If baseball is in fourth game and
starts about 3p.m., the football game
could start anywhere from 8:30 to
11:30 p.m.
SERIES — This will be the 19th
meeting. Houston has won eight.
A&M has won seven and there have
been three ties. Last year when
Houston won, 17-14, in College Sta
tion, it was the first time tor one
team to win two straight in this
series.
1980 RECORDS — Texas A&M
(2-2): A&M 23, Ole Miss 20; Georgia
42, A&M 0; Penn State 25, A&M 9;
A&M 41, Texas Tech 21.
Houston (1-3): Arizona State 39,
UH 13; Miami (Fla.) 14, UH 7; UH
24, North Texas 20; Baylor 24, UH
12.
LAST WEEK — Aggies beat
Tech, 41-21, in College Station.
Houston lost a 24-12 decision to
Baylor in Waco.
NEXT WEEK — Aggies host
Baylor in 2 p.m. kickoff at Kyle
Field. Houston plays SMU in Dallas
with 1:30 kickoff.
LAST YEAR — Houston staged a
miraculous three-play, 59-yard drive
in the final minute to claim a 17-14
win. The Cougars had a 10-0 lead
early in the second quarter when
A&M scored twice during a two and
a half minute span for a 14-10 half
time lead. It stayed that way until
Houston got its winning tally with 15
seconds left in the game.
COACHES — A&M’s Tom Wil
son took over the Aggie reins mid
way through the 1978 season. He
was 4-2 for the remainder of that sea
son, 6-5 last year and now is 2-2 in
1980 for an overall record of 12-9.
Bill Yeoman is in his 19th season at
Houston and has an overall record of
126-68-2.
MUTUAL RADIO — Bill Mercer
and Steve Fallon will handle mike
duties on a 17-station network across
Texas. Abilene (KEAN-FM), Amar
illo (KACV-FM), Austin (KOKE-
FM), Beaumont-Port Arthur
(KOLE), Bryan-College Station
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OTHER SWC GAMES — Be
sides A&M-Houston, SWC sche
dules have Texas playing Oklahoma
in Dallas at 12 noon (TV), Rice at
TCU, 7 p.m.; SMU at Baylor, 7:30
p.m.; Wichita State vs. Arkansas in
Little Rock, 7:30. Texas Tech has an
open date.
LAST WEEK IN THE SWC —
A&M beat Tech, 41-21, in College
Station; Baylor beat Houston 24-12
in Waco; Texas defeated Rice, 41-28,
in Houston; Arkansas beat TCU, 44-
7 in Fayetteville; SMU beat Tulane,
31-21 in New Orleans.
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now are 2-0, A&M and SMU are
both 1-0, Arkansas is 1-1, Rice and
Houston are both 0-1 and Tech and
TCU both are 0-2.
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