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8-9 p.m. A Thoughtful Look at the
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9-10 p.m. Jewish Mysticism
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Page 8/The Battalion/Tuesday, September 23, 1986
NCAA begins inquiry
of Texas Tech program
LUBBOCK (AP) — Texas Tech
University has been advised by the
NCAA that an official inquiry is un
der way into alleged recruiting viola
tions between 1982 and 1984, the
school announced Monday.
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respond to the allegations, according
to a statement issued by the school.
School officials refused to say
Monday what sport the inquiry in
volves, but said the allegations do
not involve members of the current
coaching staff or academic irregula
rities.
Texas Tech has been asked to
make its own inquiry into the allega
tions and then appear before the
NCAA Committee on Infractions,
the school said.
Tech President Lauro F. Cavazos
said the university wants “to bring an
early and conclusive end to the in
quiry in the interests of all con
cerned.”
“You may be assured of our coop
eration and intent to correct any
shortcomings, if they exist, in our
athletic program,” Cavazos said in a
letter to David Berst, NCAA director
of enforcement.
A&M Sports
Club tlodate
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ARCHERY held the Aggie 900 tournament Saturday on the
Zachry Field. The top three finishers in the men’s division were Wade
Conover with 784 points, Gary Boecker with 779 and Tommy
Thompson at 774.
The women’s finishers were in the following order: Eugenia Al-
gaze, 721; Julie Borg, 713; and Kathy Craig, 683.
MEN’S RUGBY, a division B team, lost to the division A Houston
Oldboys, 28-3, Saturday. The team hosts the Woodlands team in its
first cup match of the season this Saturday at the Rugby pitch behind
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the Zachry parking lot.
WOMEN’S RUGBY goes to Dallas this weekend for a five-team
round-robin tournament. The other teams in the tourney will rep
resent Dallas, Austin, New Orleans and Oklahoma.
MEN’S SOCCER defeated the Sam Houston State soccer team, 2-
1, here Sunday. Tony Thomas scored the winning goal after Jon Car
ter tied the game at 1-1 early in the second half.
WOMEN’S SOCCER won twice last weekend in action on the drill
field. On Saturday the team beat SMU, 4-1 and then shut out Arkan
sas, 7-0, in action Sunday. A&M’s Jenny Lawson pulled a hat trick (3
goals in a game) against Arkansas.
ULTIMATE FRISBEE played in its first competition of the year
in the North Texas State tournament last weekend. The men’s team
won one game and lost two, but missed the playoff round as it fin
ished short on points in a three-way tie.
The women’s team went 2-1 in a four-team round-robin tourna
ment.
npt
sippi College Waferski Tournament last weekend. Top individuals for
A&M were Russell Eppright with an eighth-place finish in jump com-
ildw
petition and Gary Caldwell with a ninth-place finish in the slalom.
Valenzuela wins No. 20;
tosses two-hitter at Astros
HOUSTON (AP) — Fernando
Valenzuela became the first 20-game
winner in the National League,
pitching a two-hitter Monday night
to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a
9-2 victory over the Houston Astros.
Valenzuela, 20-10, is the first
Dodger to win 20 games since
Tommy John did it in 1977. It was
the first 20-game season for Valen
zuela, who struck out five and
walked three.
Valenzuela, the first Mexican ever
to win 20, also got his major league
leading 19th complete game. Mil
waukee’s Ted Higuera, also a Mexi
can, will try for his 20th win
Wednesday night.
The loss cuts Houston’s lead in
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