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Page 10 THE BATTALION MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1980 TANK JFNAMARA PASTES Watch the CHICAGO BEARS VS. CLEVELAND BROWNS Dallas grabs dramatic win PIZZA SPAGHETTI LASAGNA Pitchers of BEER 99< on our giant 60" TV SCREEN tonight from 8 to 10:45 only Pitchers of SOFT DRINK (Offer good during, the game only) m only 807 Texas Ave. 696-3380 "There's no pizza like a Pasta's pizza! We guarantee itT United Press International ST. LOUIS — Fighting to hold back the tears, St. Louis comerback Roger Wehrli tried to explain the desperation pass in the end zone that gave the Dallas Cowboys a dramatic 27-24 victory Sunday over the Car dinals. “Tony Hill did a good job of screening me off from the ball with his back,” said Wehrli. “I should have figured out a way to get around him, but I couldn’t. It all happened so fast. In a patented Dallas finish, the Cowboys were trailing 24-20 when they got the ball back at their own 31-yard line with 1:52 left on the clock and two timeouts. 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Aggies win two on road; now 6-0 By RICHARD OLIVER Sports Editor The Texas A&M University women’s soccer team keeps rolling toward another fine year as it downed two SWC teams this weekend on the road. In one of its toughest matchups of the season, the Ag team downed Texas, 5-3, to clinch a trip to the national tournament Nov. 14-16 in Colorado. On Sunday, the Aggies suffered a slight letdown and slipped past a surprisingly strong Baylor Bears squad, 2-1. The wins put A&M at 6-0 on the year. Head Coach Rob Borgeson was surprised at the high scoring of the Aggie women this fall. Through six games, A&M has scored 29 goals, and has given up only seven. Also, the Aggies’ defense has shut out opponents seven halves, and the offense has been shut out only one half. “It's probably the higliesli record we’ve ever had,’’said son. "Usually, you’d havenj scores.” Against the Longhorns, were led by Carol Sullivana;| Aggie He oakes his \ icial did By RICI Spo Women lose matche Smith, who each scored Brenda Grisham addedani goals were the 11th and 12ll: ^ livan through six games, kitakes time scored five. | in any S p On Sunday, t.arol Cifjni; up ovi scored her fourth goal of tilt. Ask To and Stephanie Barrett nettSy Bellard. This Saturday, the At. But don’t ask in Austin once again for thfisenbaker. Tournament, an event tM Universi dominated the past twoyaBits, took il “They’ve invited a lot oftffworld of W year,’ said Borgeson “ItBe in the stronger tourney.” ■ramlast! Last season at the nationiifte was q ment, Texas A&M took i-llht Wilson in their pool to Stanford,tfm the seas tual champion. In 197M0,»h that s finished with a 22-2-1 rem lercover ta ing chang public, ar :ake the n , Wilson The Texas A&M women’s volley ball team flew back to Texas Sunday after a disastrous week in California, where they lost all six of their matches during the past week. Tuesday night, the Ags dropped three straight games to San Diego State University in San Diego. That match set the tone for things to come, as the Aggies advanced from there to the UCLA Invitational in Los Angeles. A&M head coach Terry Condon and her assistant Lindy Vivas, both former Bruin standouts, were not greeted with a warm homecoming, as the Ags dropped all five of their preliminary bracket matches Friday and Saturday. In one of the their better t jllowing Si the Aggies lost to Arizona i at the ban games, 15-6, 6-15,15-11. Nf;s, Wilson i Utah State, ranked fifth iiul Sersecutor( try. They won in straightgai )ur prograi 9, 15-8. UC-Irvinealsometii emphatica stubborn Aggie team beforeig with just in three games, 15-11, IMlfing. 1 mus The University of Washitrl chance to cent victor over No. lUSCcpson glam their first to A&M before Ip door as back to take a 14-16,15-8, 1m A&M ph tory, and the University olipiey re (th ranked third in the nation,®o say the an obviously downcast AM® in the pr 15-10, 15-4 The Aggies, now 19-30c son, will host the Texas St! pionship this weekend at White Coliseum. Lacrosse team now 4-0 SMU found its first scrimmage of the year a little too hot to handle Saturday as Texas A&M scored 12 times in routing the Mustangs 12-1 in men’s lacrosse action The Aggie win raised record to 4-0. Sun Theatres 333 University 846 The only movie in tow? Double-Feature Every Week 10 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Fri.-Sat. 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