Page 14 THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1981
Sports
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Aggie-Bear facts
Kickoff: 2 p.m.
Stadium: Baylor (cap. 48,500)
Crowd: 45,000 anticipated
Series: 78th meeting; A&M has won 44, Baylor has won 26, and
there have been seven ties
Records: Texas A&M 4-1, beating California 29-28; losing to Bos
ton College 13-12; defeating Louisiana Tech 43-7; defeating Texas
Tech 24-23, and beating Houston 7-6. Baylor 3-3, losing to Lamar
18-17; defeating Bowling Green 38-0; defeating Louisiana Tech 28-
21; defeating Texas Tech 28-15; losing to Houston 24-3, and losing to
SMU 37-20
Last Year: Baylor beat A&M 46-7 at Kyle Field en route to SWC
championship
Offenses: A&M runs pro-set with split backs; Baylor runs veer
Defenses: A&M uses a 4-3; Baylor uses a 4-3
Coaches: Tom Wilson in third full year at Texas A&M. Overall
record 18-15, while Grant Teaff in 10th year at Baylor with overall
record of 54-51-3
Radio: KEAN, Abilene; KWAS, Amarillo; KGTN, Austin; KPAC,
Beaumont-Port Arthur; KORA, Bryan-College Station; KROB, Cor
pus Christi; KRLD, Dallas; KGOL, Houston; KFRO, Longview-
Marshall; KLLL, Lubbock; KRIX, McAllen-Brownsville; KCRS,
Midland; KQSA, San Angelo; WOAI, San Antonio; KTEM, Temple;
KOOI, Tyler; KWTX, Waco; KVWC, Witchita Falls
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Men’s soccer
plays at home
against Tigers
Battalion
football
forecast
Texas A&M at Baylor
Texas at Arkansas
SMU at Houston
Utah State at TCU
Rice at Texas Tech
Florida State at Pittsburgh
Miami (Fla.) at MSU
Stanford at USC
Los Angeles at Dallas
Houston at New England
Season Records:
Ritchie Priddy
A&M by 3
Texas by 10
Houston by 2
TCU by 10
Texas Tech by 1
Pittsburgh by 3
Miami by 4
USC by 6
Dallas by 3
New England by 3
33-27 .550
Frank L. Christlieb
A&M by 3
Texas by 9
SMU by 6
TCU by 10
Rice by 3
Pittsburgh by 1
MSU by 2
USC by 7
Dallas by 3
Houston by I
40-20 . 667
Rick Stolle
A&M by 3
Arkansas by 1
SMU by 4
TCU by 14
Rice by 10
Pittsburgh by 1
MSU by 1
USC by 7
Dallas by 8
Houston by 10
41-19 .683
Gaye Denley
A&M by 7
Texas by 10
SMU by 7
Utah State by 3
Rice by 3
Pittsburgh by 3
Miami by 3
USC by 6
Dallas by 10
Houston by 7
38-22 .633
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This week’s guest:
Dr. Charles Sama
A&M by 10
Texas A&M by I
Texas by 10
Texas by 12
SMU by 7
Houston by 7
TCU by 7
TCU by 10
Rice by 7
Rice by 7
Pittsburgh by 4
FSU by 10
KAi
Miami by 4
Miami by 10
USC by 14
USC by 7
Dallas by 7
Dallas by 7
Houston by 3
New England by l
46-14
766
39-21 .650
Ags can push Bears out of race
By FRANK L. CHRISTLIEB
Battalion Staff
Although its chances of winning
the Southwest Conference Soccer
League title have decreased
slightly, the Texas A&M Universi
ty men’s soccer team still has
hope.
The squad has compiled an
overall record of 3-3-2, and a
SWCSL mark of 2-0-2. Coach Tel-
mo Franco thinks his team still has
an excellent chance to win the
league championship, and he said
that the Aggies’ match with SMU
Nov. 1 will be their most impor
tant of the year. The varsity Mus
tangs, at 8-3-1, are ranked in the
nation’s top 20, and Franco said
that the Aggies are already prepar
ing for that match.
Texas A&M entertains Texas
Southern University Saturday at 2
p. m. in Kyle Field. The match will
be the second played in Kyle Field
during the last two weeks, as the
women’s team played Stephen F.
Austin University Oct. 3 in the
stadium.
Franco said he doesn’t know
what to expect from the varsity
TSU team, but he hopes that the
Aggies can rebound from their
tough tie a week ago with the
Texas Tech Red Raiders. He said
Texas A&M should have won the
match, but he was pleased with
the effort of his players.
“Against Tech, we played to
win,” Franco said. “We played
well — the spirit was there. I was
satisfied with the players’ desire to
win. We don’t have a quality team
yet, but we will.”
Franco said that the team has
performed well despite the ties
and losses it has suffered this
By FRANK L. CHRISTLIEB
Battalion Staff
Aggie touchdowns were few
and far between in the 1980 Texas
A&M University-Baylor Universi
ty football game in Kyle Field. On
the other hand, the Bears poured
six touchdowns on the Aggies,
keeping pace with the rainy
weather in Baylor’s 46-7 win.
This year, the setting will be
different when the Aggies play the
Bears Saturday in Waco’s Baylor
Stadium. Texas A&M hopes that
the game’s outcome will be a tur
naround from last year’s embaras-
sing loss to the Bears.
At this time last year, the Aggies
had a 2-4 record, compared to
their current record of 4-1. The
Bears entered the 1980 contest
with a 5-0 record, but have strug
gled so far this season and have
only a 3-3 record. Texas A&M was
only one of Baylor’s eight step
ping-stones to the Southwest Con
ference crown in 1980, but the
Aggies have higher hopes this year
after last week’s 7-6 win over the
University of Houston.
Baylor lost Saturday to South
ern Methodist University by a
score of 37-20.
In the 1980 game, the two
teams played an even first quar
ter, but the rain, combined with
the Bears’ superiority, led to a
runaway second quarter that left
the Aggies
impossible-to-
catch-up position. Baylor had a 3-0
lead after the first quarter, but
quarterback Jay Jeffrey threw
touchdown passes of 32, 2 and 15
yards to give the Bears a 25-0 lead
at halftime.
The Aggies didn’t score until
quarterback Gary Kubiak scored
on a 3-yard keeper with 24
seconds left in the game. Coming
off the bench, Kubiak played well
in completing 7-of-16 passes for
114 yards, but the Texas A&M de
fense couldn’t stop the powerful
offense of the Bears. Baylor out-
gained the Aggies 457 to 234 in
total offense, while the Bears also
had 25 first downs to the Aggies
12.
Baylor ran 90 offensive plays to
the Aggies’ 59, and each team
committed six turnovers in the
Bears’ biggest SWC win ever over
the Aggies. Last week against the
Cougars, Texas A&M played a re
latively turnover-free game, and
the team will have to turn in the
same kind performance Saturday
against the Bears.
Leading the Aggies offensively
are Johnny Hector, with 476 yards
rushing, and Earnest Jackson,
with 443 yards on the ground.
Kubiak has completed 41 of 91
passes for 670 yards and
touchdowns, and is ave
165.2 yards a game in
offense.
Baylor relies heavily on rm
back Walter Abercrombie, i
has rushed for 433 yards, I
hasn’t been as effective asi
year, when he finished with 1,1
yards during the Bears’ lO-li
son. After making the All
team in 1980, Jeffrey has pui
up where he left offbycompleii
52 of 93 passes for 806 yards,
frey ranks directly behind Kub mefi
with his average of 154
total offense a game.
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