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We need representatives who will provide foresight, wisdom, and courage. In the next several months you and I will be asking the American people for their vote. Their answer will indicate whether we continue the policies that are bringing change in America or whether we revert to the failed policies of‘the past. I am confident that your record of leadership and service to your community and State will provide you the winning margin on election day. I look forward to working with Sincerely, Ronald Reaga Page 12n"he Battalion/Monday, October 22, 1984 Hogs only 3 yards from major upset v Join Aggies for Barton, call 775-0303. VOTE Republican Joe Barton for U.S. Congress United Press International FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Ar kansas coach Ken Hatfield Sunday didn’t sound like a man whose team had come three yards from an upset of the nation’s No. 3 college football team. The Razorbacks trailed, 24-3, to Texas at Austin early in the fourth quarter, but scored two touchdowns and almost came up with a third on the game’s last play in the 24-18 loss, “In that environment, with a sell out crowd, bad conditions and five turnovers in the first half, we could have been blown out,” Hatfield said. “But our players didn’t give up. That’s the spirit we’ve been trying to capture as a coaching staff. “One of the big reasons an athlete comes to Arkansas is to play in this game. We played as a fighting, scrapping team the whole game.” For three quarters, most of the 77,809 fans at Memorial Stadium didn’t know or care if it was a blow out. Arkansas senior quarterback Brad Taylor failed to complete a pass until the fourth quarter, while the Longhorns, led by safety Jerry Gray, picked off four Taylor passes. The Hogs and Longhorns each finished with six turnovers on a day that began rainy and ended in sun shine. “In the first half, our game plan just didn’t work,” Hatfield said at Fayetteville. “We couldn’t maintain our blocks. They really played our passes well. Twice in the first half we had their cornerbacks beaten deep and Jerry Gray came out of nowhere to make interceptions.” In the second half, the Hogs were able to change their pass patterns to crossing routes because the heat and humidity slowed the Texas pass rush, Hatfield said. After Texas’ final score, a 23-yard Jeff Ward field goal with 13:36 left, “We only ran two plays the rest of the day that we had practiced (last week,” Hatfield said. RESTAURANT 801 Wellborn Hwy College Station 696-4118 TRY OUR LUNCH SPECIAL! $3.95 prices from $1.95 rc Peace Corps Offers Travel Career Enhancement and Responsibility Contact , Bavl»r greeted ( with a ® back as t room. A logged | Bears 2 A&M wii Jerry Namken 845-4722 Ag Bldg Rm 103b RPCV’s: CALL ABOUT THE NETWORK Arkansas Coach Ken Hatfield In the final 13:36, Taylor hit 14 of 22 passes for 201 yards, with seven of those, including a 54-yard scoring play, going to sophomore James Shi- best. “We had some great individual ef forts in the fourth quarter,” Hatfield said. The Arkansas defense aided the comeback by forcing two turnovers — a Terry Orr fumble as he leaped for an apparent touchdown. The fumble, which led to a 99-yard scor ing drive, and an interception by Na than Jones after the Razorbacks cut the lead to 24-18. “To win the Southwest Confer ence, you have to have great de fense,” Hatfield said. “No one has ever come into this league and won a championship with offense, and it won’t be any different this year. Texas has a great defense.” After the interception, Taylor marched the Hogs to the Texas 13 with 1:16 left. Hatfield then called a pass for halfback Bobby Joe Ed monds, who, Hatfield said, was tackled as he left the line of scrim mage. Arkansas was penalized for clipping, with the 20-yard penalty pushing the Hogs back to the 33. “Instead of Texas getting penal ized, they took us away from our game plan,” Hatfield said. A pass interference penalty on Texas gave the Hogs new life at the 23, and they picked up a first down at the 12 on a pass and a run. A false start penalty and a delay call sent Ar kansas back to the 22. “On the next to last play, Marshall Foreman was open,” Hatfield said, “but they rushed Brad and he couldn’t gel him the ball.” After offsetting penalties on the play that exhausted the final six sec onds, Arkansas got one play with ze roes on the clock. “If Brad could have stepped into the pocket and hit Jamie Lueders on the run, he would have scored,” Hat field said. “He was rushed and was going backwards and had to float the ball.” Tony Tillmon and John Hagy dragged Lueders down at about the 3, preserving Texas’ 4-0-1 record, 2- 0 in the Southwest Conference. Ar kansas fell to 3-2-1 and 1-2 in the league. you know the story... kACENERENTOLA THE CINDERELLA STORY ...now see the opera MSC OPAS OCTOBER 29 TICKETS: 845-1234 like a con And 1 Cochran, guard, sa “Andt )lied wit! 1st. 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This mat [true firm j Bed tram Te: Cardinal field goal drops 'Skins to 5-3 United Press International * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4- 4 4 * * 4 * 4 4 4 * * 4 4 * * * 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 ST. LOUIS — Neil O’Donoghue, who earlier missed a game-tying ex tra point and a 40-yard field goal, kicked a 21-yard field goal with three seconds remaining to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 26-24 victory Sunday over the Washington Redskins. The winning drive started on the Cardinals 33 with 2:18 left in the game. St. Louis ground out 59 yards in 10 plays with the key play coming on a 20-yard pass from Neil Lomax to Pat Tilley that left the Cardinals on the Washington 8. Lomax quickly passed out of bounds to stop the clock at 5 sec onds. After an offside penalty against Washington moved the ball to the 4, O’Donoghue nailed the game-winner. The winning kick redeemed the Cardinals place kicker for missing an earlier game-tying extra point that followed an 83-yard scoring bomb to Roy Green with 11:51 left in the game. O’Donoghue then missed on a 40- yard field goal with 2:53 left and that appeared to erase all of the Car dinals chances for victory. But the St. Louis defense stopped the Redskins without a first down, forcing a punt. Lomax then engi neered the final drive. The win raised the Cardinals sea son record to 5-3 and snapped Washington’s 5-game winning streak, dropping the Redskins also to 5-3 in the NFC East Division. Lomax engineered two scoring drives and the Cardinals’ defense held Washington to just 113 yards in the first half for a 10-7 lead. St. Louis jumped to a quick 7-0 lead after Danny Pittman returned the opening kickoff 43 yards to the Cardinal 48. Four plays later, Lomax hit Green up the middle between three defenders for a 38-yard scor ing strike. O’Donoghue added the extra point with 12:35 showing. St. Louis took a 10-7 lead in the second quarter aided by a roughing the punter penalty against Charles Mann. The Cardinals moved 52 yards before the drive stalled and settled for a 29-yard-field goal by O’Donoghue with 10:17 left before halftime. The Cardinals’ defense sacked Theismann four times in the first half, the last one coming just before intermission with Washington in scoring position. The Redskins had moved from their own 48 to the St. Louis 5. On first-and-goal, Theis mann was sacked by blitzing safety Lee Nelson and fumbled the the ball away to linebacker Kurt Allerman. Bring in This Coupon And Save 50 % Off Frames Choose any style from our entire frame selection including Halston, Pierre Cardin and Yves St Laurent Then take 50% off the regular price. 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