Page 12 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1981
Sports
Men’s soccer team
trips up Tigers, 3-1
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'The Texas A&M University men’s
; soccer team defeated Texas South-
•ern University Saturday by a score
■of 3-1 in Kyle Field. The win
Tarings the Aggies’ season record to
4-3-2, while their Southwest Con
ference Soccer League record is
2-0-2.
Aggie left wing scored the
team’s first and third goals, while
right wing Carlos Gutierrez tallied
Texas A&M’s second eoal.
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“They (TS U) have a good team, ”
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looking better every day.”
In the SWCSL standings, the
Aggies are in second place with six
points behind Southern Method
ist University, which has a record
of 3-0-0 and six points.
Following Texas A&M in the
standings are the University of
Texas, 2-1-1 with five points; Rice
University, 2-0-1 with five points;
Baylor University, 1-2-1 with
three points; Texas Christian Uni
versity, 1-3-0 with two points;
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scheduled to begin Nov. 6 at the
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game can get rough.
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team has gone to Mexico for inti play to
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she said.
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lar sport in the East, Califoii store
and Colorado. There are a (if He
teams in Texas but not many
said.
The team practices on Hende
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University’s West Main entra
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