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.
On a fourth-and-five with 46
seconds remaining. White faced a
stiff pass rush but lobbed a ball to the
goal line, where Hill leaped high and
came down for a 28-yard touchdown.
oy Jen nwiiar a oiu hlll |
THE ELEGANCE OF FINE
FRENCH CRYSTAL CAN BE
YOURS FREE WHEN YOU BANK
AT CITY NATIONAL.
This is the crystal of Cherbourg. Ex
quisitely formed, flawlessly elegant,
this fine French crystal gleams with a
radiance all its own.
And for good reason. Because Cher
bourg crystal is 24% lead crystal, as
only fine crystal can be.
Imagine, if you will, how this re
markable crystal would sparkle and
shine in your hand. Consider how easily
it could add that special touch of ele
gance to all the meals you serve. And
remember that when you bank at City
National, you’ll have the opportunity to
obtain your own personal collection of
exquisite Cherbourg crystal.
HERE’S HOW YOU CAN ACQUIRE
YOUR ELEGANT CHERBOURG
CRYSTAL.
From now until January 16, if you put
$250 or more into a new or existing City
National savings account, a new check
ing account or a savings certificate of
$500 or more, you’ll receive, at no cost,
a matching pair of Cherbourg crystal.
If you’d prefer to make a more sub
stantial deposit of $5,000 or more,
you’ll receive two matched pairs instead
of one.
Even better, from now until April 30,
each deposit of $50 or more in your City
National savings account will enable
you to buy another pair of crystal for
only $6.95 (plus sales tax).
So do come soon to City National
Bank. Because once you’ve seen the
Cherbourg collection, the reasons
for banking at City National will be
crystal clear.
Member FDIC
CITY NATIONAL
BANK OF BRYAN
City National Bank reserves the right to extend or withdraw this offer at any time without notice.
Purchase crystal through April 30,1981. Free crystal offer expires January 16,1981. Limit one free gift
per household. Offer limited to personal accounts.
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.
No one under 18
BOOK STORE & 25c PEEP SHOWS
MAKE FREE Tltf
Pay Off
Help Supply Critically needed
While You Earn Extra CASH
Plasma Products, In
313 College Main In College Station
hg players
piere’s got
Mrs. Ever
|Em.”
my intellige
[you that. B
(not have 1
filson causi
season afte
led the rer
do drug p (
Pinary mi
ie after Gi
__Jjgs 42-0.
Iv, four k
Mg eomme
pmebody
|Hy and s
pf the pro
aturday.
t statemi
fine of En
Jpk winnin
§P s history
>eason w
imes, the
nd ridinfi
BILL’
AU1
${
%
(I chang*
«ne up &
W s oil a p AP
Relax or Study In Our
Comfortable Beds While You
Donate — Great Atmosphere
o
$ 10 filp2
Per Dwmtionv-^l^l
hours
Mo ^ 4 Fri -
^ndidat
Cha
■arris, 1
HOURS
Mon.-Frl.
8-4
Call for more Information
15 V
Uniti
Forn
Nath
I* Soul
846-4611
YOU
mrnmmmmMmmmmmmmm