Page 12 THE BATTALION
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1980
TANK MCNAMARA
by Jeff Millar & Bill Hind*
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Dallas stunned by Giants;
Dorsett rushes for 183 yarj
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Ag women finish fourth
Volleyball team advances
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United Press International
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New York learned
the cruel facts about intensity against the Philadelphia
Eagles a month ago and Sunday the Giants made Dallas
pay dearly for their education.
The Giants saw a 16-3 halftime lead dissolve into a
31-16 defeat against the Eagles four weeks ago and New
York coach Ray Perkins chastised his club for a lack of
concentration. Perkins, however, was all smiles Sunday
when the Giants made the big plays in a 38-35 victory
over the Cowboys that snapped an eight-game losing
“George (defensive end Martin) and I told ourselves
before the game we have to play for 60 minutes,” said
New York defensive end Gary Jeter. “They went up
35-28, but we never quit. This is the best win since I’ve
been here.
“Dallas is a great team, but we made more big plays
and that (wide receiver Mike) Friede, I wanna take him
out to dinner.”
Phil Simms threw for 351 yards and three
and hit Friede with a 40-yard pass to the C
set up Joe Danelo’s winning 27-yard field
seconds left.
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“I did an awful lot of things well outtl, I
Simms, who helped the Giants end a 12
streak to the Cowboys and dropped D?
“There were a lot of great catches out the™
know if it was me or them.” e,si
Dallas gambled and failed late in the u
Robert Newhouse was stopped by defend
Van Pelt on a fourth-and-1 from theCowbov
Pelt, who also notched two of the five ini
thrown by Danny White, asked to be traded!
last month, but he scarcely hid his gleeafe
answering questions to the refrain of “New I,
York” in the lockerroom.
“I had forgot what it feels like to win," said
year veteran linebacker. “This isoneof’thelw
I’ve had ”
Vol. 74
8 Page
By MIKE BURRICHTER
Battalion StafT
The Texas A&M women’s vol
leyball team started out with a bang
this weekend and then hung on to
take fourth place in the state vol
leyball championship at G. Rollie
White Coliseum.
In Friday’s preliminary matches,
the unseeded Aggies first met up
with fourth seeded Texas Tech. The
Red Raiders had dealt the Aggies two
losses earlier in the season, but in
front of a small home crowd, the
hosts won easily. As it turned out,
that victory alone qualified the
Aggies for the regional tournament
in Baton Rouge in two weeks. The
Aggies went on to defeat North Texas
State and then lost to UT-Arlington
on Friday. Their two victories en
abled A&M to play in the champion
ship bracket Saturday, consisting of
the tournament’s top four teams.
This year, the top four were all in
vited to the regional tournament.
Saturday the Aggies lost to Hous
ton, the eventual winner, and then
to Texas to wind up fourth. Head
coach Terrv Condon sounded con
fused in her brief synopsis of her
teams’ play this weekend.
“It went real well Friday,” she
said. “But by Saturday we played
like our same old selves. I don’t know
whether they thought the win
against Tech or just one good day
would be good enough or not.”
Sue Wetzel, a sophomore starter
for the Aggies, said the Tech victory
led to the letdown.
“We were all fired up for Tech,”
the Californian said. “I guess we
we’re all satisfied with that, and
might have let up a little.”
Playing five games in two days
took its toll on many of the players,
and Anne Yardley, another Aggie
starter, said that and a tough week of
practice had everyone burned out by
Saturday.
“I was really tired,” she said. “We
had all those games and a really hard
week of practice Monday through
Thursday and a lot of people were
really exhausted.”
Injuries to Krista Sodich and
Marianna McNamara, both regulars,
also hurt the A&M effort. Sodich
broke a finger in practice Thursday
and missed the whole tournament,
while McNamara twisted an ankle on
Friday and did not play Saturday,
though she’s supposed to be back for
practice today.
Leslie Lucas, a sophomore player
for the Longhorns, said the Aggies
will be winning a lot more in the
future.
“I think it’s just immaturity and
inexperience that’s holding them
back right now,” she said. “They ha
ven’t worked together long enough
and they have a first-year coach like
we do.”
Yardley said the team should peak
around two weeks from now in Baton
Rouge.
“We played pretty well in this
tournament because we spent the
past week working on defense,” she
said. “That’s how you beat teams like
Houston, with good defense. We’ve
got a couple of weeks to work on our
Ags should win SWC title
United Press International
DALLAS — Texas A&M Univer
sity was the runaway preseason favo
rite to win the Southwest Confer
ence basketball title according to 31
sports writers and broadcasters pol
led Sunday.
The Aggies received 23 of the 31
first place votes. Arkansas was
second with eight first place votes.
Teams were given nine points for
first place votes, eight points for
second place votes on down to one
point for a ninth place vote in the
ranking of the nine-team conference.
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win more at regionals. We should
have beaten those teams this
weekend, but we just didn’t play as
well as we could.”
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