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March 2, 1982
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Aggies place first in free event;
total may qualify for nationals
tijrf /The Texas A&M pistol
squad’s free pistol team placed
^First in an intercollegiate section-
i^^ls meet at the University of
Texas at Arlington this
weekend.
9 ■Compiling 1,851 points of a
possible 2,400, the free pistol
■pn was led by Peter Schaller,
who finished second in the over
all competition. The standard
pistol team placed third, totall
ing 2,051 points, and Bill Little
ended the meet second overall
in the air pistol event.
Other teams in the meet in
cluded UT-A, Texas, Sam
Houston State and Southwest
ern Oklahoma State.
Coach Curtis Burns said some
of the scores may qualify for the
national tournament, to be held
at the U.S. Naval Academy in
Annapolis, Md. The top seven
teams in the nation in each event
are invited to participate in the
meet.
Texas A&M’s standard pistol
team placed sixth in the nation
last year after qualifying with a
total of 2,038 points, so Burns
said there may be a chance for
this year’s team to qualify as well.
|lying team wins one event,
loses two in meet at Texas
^■on Word and Don Reed of the Texas A&M
^Hng team took first place in the bomb drop
^Bnt in a meet with the University of Texas in
Austin.
Hln this event, a team of two (pilot and bomber)
|Wtt||ing at an altitude of 200 feet drops sacks of
flour on targets on the ground. Points are added
for the sacks landing closer to the center of the
targets.
Other finishes for the Aggies were Word,
fourth in the power-off landing; Word, Reed,
team captain Jim Wrayford and Javier Camba
second in the team bomb drop; Peter Coltman
fifth in the power-off landing, and Bobby Benson
third in the power-on landing.
The team, which defeated Texas last semester,
lost two events and won the bomb drop. Texas
A&M plans to host SMU and Texas later in the
semester.
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