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THE BATTALION Pag* 11 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1981 -* 1 50<: Beer Tues. 50<: Drinks Ladies Nite 2 for 1 7 to 9 exas A&M safety and return specialist Billy Cannon pre- more, is currently in second place in kickoff returns in the pres to meet a Boston College defender head-on after conference with a 21.5 yard average per return. Cannon and arming a kickoff in Saturday’s game. Cannon, a sopho- his teammates entertain Louisiana Tech Saturday night. occer team loses close games Thurs. 2 fori ’til 10 p.m. “UNESCORTED LADIES FREE” are showing that they’re playing as a team,” he said. “Our defense played a tremendous game. Actually, that was really the basis of the team (effort). The coach of North Texas was very surprised, because he thought his team was going to run over us.” NTSU All-American Frank Monreal scored the only goal ab out 30 minutes into the first half of the match, which drew about 1,000 spectators. Franco cited the play of sopho more goalie Xavier Holguin as the key to the defensive struggle. “Absolutely, he is professional material. Being a former profes sional, I can see professional mate rial,” he said. The Aggies host the University of Texas Sunday at 2 p.m. in their first home match of the season. It will be the first Southwest Confer ence Soccer League game of the season for Texas A&M, and Fran co feels it’s realistic to say his team may win the conference title. However, he said, the Aggies Bv FRANK L. CHRISTLIEB :nily *** (elmo Frmc'S knows he doesn’t ee mg is tonigt) ^ ^ j 3est soccer team in the ver. Id. — But the coach of the Texas A&M ■versity men’s soccer team also rows that his athletes are proud fugh to play all their games | n ^ the y don’t have a varsity tmid the news that three teams I'* inapt ecance fi e d their matches with I Ill Uvl :as A&M because of the Aggies’ t a-varsity status. Franco’s team nflipah played four opponents in the L'yUl/lA ( ^ wee k s Although the n has won only one of those United Press Inierni :ches, Franco says he’s still lNO, Nev. — To imistic. .1 Airlines, seekinf \ think we have a chance to win •ol of Continent inst any team we play. The ast a bid to forceti n j s beginning to play well ... special meetings team, just like any other team d to choose sis it L we had to have the time for J.S. District W a players to get to know each e Thompson M jer,” Franco said, d TIA’s effort tot fhe Aggies spent the past )ct. 9 and instead! bkend traveling to Provo, Utah tal until Oct. 6 to 1 (lay Canada’s University of Vic- equest. Thompsoi j a anc ] Brigham Young Univer- ct. 16 court hear®, Texas A&M lost 1-0 to the ouston-based TltjKiadian team and 2-1 to BYU, :nt of Continenlift Franco said he was satisfied rsed thatContineWi his team’s performance, ectors be expaiwPThe team played well, despite members, with Waltitude and the long bus trip,” ix new people, said. ’he proposed >■’ unday, the Aggies drove from ings are expects vo to Denton to play North TIA’s seven-moit :as State University, but lost re Continental, t in by a score of 1-0. However, tentatively were> mco said his team played ot. 19, but would) airably against the 20th-ranked President fid m in the nation, wed TIA’s takeo« We played well, and the kids "contaJJ *★★★★★★★#★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ vada, havebeep; , Jr akeover effort at 1 ■“ “ ■“ ““ ™ "" mm mm re airline withaiif| Option Plan. ;CABauthori: p to 67 percent oh :ock, pern which is ier. itinental complt scale back Conti' ional routes, in® e service to milii n the U.S.Tnistl South Pacific, a - I kesman John Ci|} vas evaluating of the area. must concentrate on UT before they consider a league title. “They always have a good team. I don’t know how strong a team they have (this year), but we don’t ever take Texas lightly,” he said. 3jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiimmmiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii| | Need a break from Studying? | 1 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD 1 1 SNACK BAR | Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Basement of Sbisa | * SPECIAL * | Buy a Hamburger & Fries Get a Large Coke Free Play a game while you wait (Offer good through Sept. 30, 1981) “QUALITY FIRST” iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Ken’s Automotive 421 S. Main — Bryan 822-2823 “A Complete Automotive Service Center” • Tune-Ups • Brakes • Clutches • McPherson Struts • Front End Parts Replacement • Standard Transmission Repairs All American Cars YW-Datsun-Honda Toyota (Master Card & VISA Accepted) HAPPY HOUR 4:00-7:00 Pool, Pinball, 3 full bars, waitresses & 1000 sq. fflbf dance floor which to kick up your heels! 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The format,the hour and the place for the Breakfast with Tom Wilson Show will remain the same. The show will continue to be held in the Aggieland Inn Restaurant from 8:15 a.m. until 9:00a.m.,only now it’s on Fridays. The host for the talk-show is radio per sonality, Mike Connor. His questions to Tom Wilson always give listeners both serious and amusing insights to the Fightin’ Texas Aggies. Questions can also be asked by the audience from the floor or called in. Persons unable to attend the Breakfast with Tom Wilson Show can listen to the entire show live on their radio (1510 AM) and call in questions on the special ‘Talk-Line’. Throughout the show, persons wishing to talk to Tom Wilson simply have to dial 696-3200. Both your question and his reply will be heard by the live audience and radio listeners. Head Football Coach, Tom Wilson “Tom Wilson is a realfrro at handling him self throughout the entire 45-minute show. He is very candid about the the Aggies and his coaching, bringing out both the strong points and shortcomings, and, what he in tends to do about each,’’said Turner. “We hope that if the public has questions about the Aggies or Tom Wilson, they will sieze this opportunity to address their comments directly to the coach,”he added. Again, KAGC radio announces that the Breakfast with Tom Wilson Show is MOVING to FRIDAYS beginning this week, September 25th. The increasingly popular talk-show will still be held in the Aggieland Inn Restaurant from 8:15 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. The special call-in number will also remain: 696-3200. BreakfasLMtb Tom Wilson Sponsors: Brazos Beverages: Distributors of Miller Beer, Coach’s Shop, Harville Electric Company, John A. Arnold Cons truction Company, Bernath Concrete Pro ducts, Independent Insurance Agents of Brazos County, and Gulf Oil Company. &