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THE BATTALION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1980
t^hTborneHJ Ag women win,
raise record to 4-0
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The A&M women’s soccer team
knocked off Rice Sunday 5-0 to raise
its season record to 4-0.
Carol Sullivan led the Aggies with
two goals, and teammates Sue Tesar,
Carol Smith and Carol Gittinger
padded the score with one goal each.
“We took 18 people up there to
play,’’ said Head Coach Rob Borge-
son. “They didn’t play quite as good
as they could. It seems Texas A&M
plays just as good as they have to.”
Sullivan’s two goals upped her fall
total to 10. Earlier this year, the
senior scored five goals in a 9-0 win
over Trinity, and three in a 4-3 vic
tory over Stephen F. Austin.
The Aggies travel to Austin Satur
day to take on Texas. Sunday, the
team makes its way to Waco for a
match against Baylor.
“We’ve started out a little stronger
this year than we have in the past,”
said Borgeson.
Texas A&M has scored 18 goals in
its four games.
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time by itself proved to be worth the
price of admission.
Halftime was more than a
pleasant, forgettable experience
Saturday. Both the Fightin’ Texas
Aggie Band and the Marching Owl
Band, better known as the MOB, put
on the best shows seen around here
in some time.
For the MOB, it was history in the
making, since it had not journeyed to
College Station since 1972. The
reason was an infamous incident at
Rice Stadium in 1973.
What happened there was an on-
the-field halftime satire of the Aggie
Band by the MOB. First it played an
out-of-tune version of the Aggiei ame and
Hymm and then it formedanoul eep up w
step block-T.
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storming the field. After the ga
the MOB was surroundedundeii
south stands for two hours s
police and stadium workers re®
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lire MOB put on one ofitsfai
shows without insulting anybody |
the Aggie partisans responded
giving a standing ovation.
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was simply outstanding, whilej
forming several new drills and!
mations.
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the day for many of us. It helped
a little of the fun back into watchs
football game. It’s too badthelii ; tive 20<
team wasn’t able to live up I
level of quality.
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By MIKE BURRICHTER
Sports Editor
The Texas A&M women’s vol
leyball team had a rough weekend,
losing four of five matches in Hous
ton, after going 4-1 the preceding
week.
The Aggies met up with three of
this state’s better teams this
weekend, and though head coach
Terry Condon said she’s dis
appointed in her team’s perform
ance, she’s fortunate to have come
away with a third place finish.
This weekend, on the eve of their
California trip, the Aggie women
played what one team member call
ed sluggish volleyball at Houston’s
Melcher gymnasium, and if it wasn’t
for a gutsy comeback in their last
game against Lamar, would have
left the place without a victory.
Friday night, the Cards avenj
Wednesday night loss to the
with a 12-15, 15-11, 17-15 vii
Saturday, the Aggies could
thing right against toumamenti
ner Houston and second
Arlington, taking a one-sided los
the Cougars while absorbing
such losses to UT-A. Finally, the
came from a game down todispos
Lamar, 8-15, 15-9, 15-5.
Today the Aggies travel
west coast where they’ll pi
Diego State Tuesday and I
three day tournament at
Thursday. There, Condon says,
team will participate in a tons
ment loaded with almost as
talent as the national champions!
tourney in December. Condons
the California week should pros
ample preparation for the statetJ
nament held here in two week
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