Sports
THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1981
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workout. Hector and the rest of the Aggies
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Aggie offensive hopes
pected to improve on last year’s 4-7 mark this
season, which begins Sept. 5 in California
when they visit one of the top passing teams in
the nation — the Cal-Berkeley Golden Bears.
Two Brazilian soccer coaches
mil conduct a coaching clinic Aug.
!2 in College Station as part of the
ieventh annual exchange of the
Partners of the Americas program.
le program is part of an effort to
ixpose coaches and players in the
United States to the coaching ex-
. J lertise of these Brazilian soccer
jal education,* averts.
Jose Barbosa Marques, profes-
or of education from Belem, Bra-
,and Narcilvo Cardosa da Silva,
irofessor of physical education
romthe Federal University ofPa-
,, were chosen on the basis of
irofessional knowledge, academic
Iperience and knowledge of soc
cer techniques. The College Sta-
ioii clinic, which will be beld at
be Texas A&M University intra-
nural complex, is only one of a
ieries of clinics which have been
ftordinated by Texas A&M soccer
»ach Telmo Franco.
The local clinic will be split into
pedal sessions for youngsters,
idults and coaches, and will each
ast two hours. All sessions will
eature specialized instruction in
volving audio-visual aids, skills
demonstrations and individual
practice periods.
Coach Cardosa da Silva, the 37-
year-old coach of the soccer team
at the Federal University of Para-
iba, has played professional soccer
and has coached the sport during
the past eight years. He has play
ed volleyball and coached track, as
well as having been a professor of
physical education and a sports
consultant at the university.
Cardosa da Silva participated in
the Partners of the Americas prog
ram in 1975 and 1977, holding cli
nics in Connecticut during those
years.
The program is being supported
by the Converse Rubber Com
pany, Anheuser-Busch and AMF
Voit, and is recognized by the
U.S. International Communica
tion Agency.
For information on the College
Station clinic, those interested
should contact Bart Childs at 693-
0833, or coach Franco at 696-
7125.
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