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iofs. Seniors, Vets,
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13 at Yearbook Associates
Studio above Campus
Photo Center at North-
HSC Committee tor Awareness of Mex1can - Amer1can Culture and MSC
Hospitality are co-sponsoring a Christmas program. On December 10,
«»• will hold a Posada - a traditional Mexican Christmas procession
depicting the search of Mary and Joseph for an inn
The Posada will begin at 6 pm at the All Faiths Chapel across from
the Health Center. From here we will travel to ’•inns’’ Legett Hall,
Pwryear Hall, and Hart Hall. We will end our ’’search” at the
Memorial Student Center. Refreshments will be served. All are invited!
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Page 10/The Battalion/Tuesday, December 10.1985
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by J«ff Millar A Bill Hinds
AP All-America team
selects Ags’ Holland
From Staff and Wire Reports
Texas A&M linebacker Johnny
Holland was named to the 1985 As
sociated Press All-America team
Monday.
Holland, a 219-pound junior
from Hempstead, averaged 15
tackles per game for the Aggies, who
captured their first Southwest Con
ference title in 18 years this season.
M ichigan State running back Lo-
lenzo White and Oklahoma line
backer Brian Bosworth. two of the
best sophomores to come along in
recent years, also were among the
list of elites.
fhey were joined on the team by
Heisman Trophv-winnmg tailback
Bo Jackson of Auburn and Lom-
baroi Award recipient Tony Casillas.
Oklahoma's brilliant nose guard.
It was the second appearance on
the first team for Jackson, who made
it in 1983 but missed out a year ago
when he was limited to six games be
cause of a shoulder injury, and Casil
las. one of six repeaters from last
season.
fhe other repeaters from 1984
are Illinois wide receiver David Wil
liams and UCLA platekicker John
lx*e on offense anci Oklahoma State
tac kle Leslie O’Neal. Iowa linebacker
l-arry Station and Arizona State de
fensive back David Fulcher on de
fense.
In addition. Miami (Fla.) tight end
Willie Smith and West Virginia of
fensive tackle Brian Jozwiak moved
up from the second team a year ago
— as did Bosworth — while de
fensive tackle I ini Green of S\ra-
cuse was on the third team in 1984
T he rest of the All-America offen
sive unit consists of wide receiver
fim Mc<ree of Tennessee, offensive
tackle Jim Dombrowski of Virginia,
f ;uards Jeff Bregel of Southern Cali-
orma and John Rienstra of T emple,
center Pete Anderson of Cieorgia
and quarterback Chuck Long of
Iowa.
Rounding out the defensive squad
are lineman Mike Hammerstein of
Michigan, linebackers Michael
Brooks of LSU, deep backs Thomas
Everett of Baylor and Mark Moore
of Oklahoma State, and punter
Barry Helton of Colorado.
Wnite hurst upon the scene and
led the nation in rushing with a Big
Ten-record 1,908 yards, an average
of 173.5 yards per game. Jackson,
the early-season leader, was ham
pered by nagging injuries in several
games anci finished third with 102.4
yards a game, and a total of 1,780
rushing yards.
White and Jackson finished
fourth anci fifth, respectively, in all-
PtuMo by JOHN MAKELY
Texas A&M linebacker Johnny Holland (11) was named to the Asso
ciated Press’ 1985 All-America team. The Hempste; sd junior aver
aged 15 tackles per game for the Ags. Holland was Sports illus-
trmted’s Defensive Player of the Week after the Texas game.
purpose rushing.
Ding was the
tanked passer, completing
78 yards
nation's third-
231 of
351 passes for 2,978 yards and 20
touchdowns in leading Iowa to its
first outright Big Ten cnampionship
in 27 years.
Williams caught 85 passes for
1.047 yards, while McGee grabbed
50 for 947 yards. Smith. Miami’s all-
time reception leader, caught 48 for
009 yards.
Besides White and Bosworth, the
only other sophomore on the first
team is Helton, who finished second
nationally in punting with a 40.0-
yard average, l^e made good on 21
of 24 field goal attempts and became
the leading kicker in NCAA history.
T he AU-Amenca team includes
seven juniors — Smith, Bregel,
Brooks, Holland, Everett, Fulcner
and Mcxire
The team was selected by the AP*s
regional sjxirts editors, along with
the college toodiall editor and the
sports editor, from all-conference
and all-sectional lists.
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