Tuesday, October 7, 1986AThe Battalion/Page 9
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SEATTLE (AP) — Dave Krieg
hrew for three touchdowns, two in
in 18-second span in the third quar-
er, as Seattle beat San Diego 33-7
ilonday on a record-breaking re-
eiving night for the Seahawks’ Steve
urgent and the Chargers’ Charlie
oiner.
After a frustrating start, Largent
aught a 17-yarder from Krieg early
n the second quarter for his 128th
onsecutive game with a catch. He
Iso moved into fourth place on the
1-time receiving yardage list and
aught a 15-yard touchdown pass,
te second of Krieg’s three.
Joiner moved past Don Maynard
become the NFL's all-time receiv-
g yardage leader on a 20-yard pass
rom Dan Fonts in the third quarter,
le finished with four receptions for
9yardsand now has 1 1,855.
It was also a banner night for
cattle's Norm Johnson, who kicked
our field goals, including a 54-
arder that tied his own team re-
ord, and for Curt Warner, who ran
or 142 yards in 28 carries. Krieg,
hose other scoring passes were a
6-yarder to Byron Franklin and a
wo-yarder to Eric Lane, was 21 of
for 284 yards.
But the night was most satisfying
or Largent, who spent the night lis-
ning to cries of “Steve, Steve,
teve” from the Kingdome crowd of
3,287. Most satisfying was his
ouchdown, which topped off the
eattle burst that turned a 7-6 deficit
iitoa 23-7 lead in 1:45.
The rally began 4:24 into the
lird period with Johnson’s 54-yard
eld goal which gave the Seahawks
leir first lead of the night. Johnson
so had second-quarter field goals
29 and 30 yards and a 20-yarder
the final quarter.
Then, one play after Joiner’s re-
ord-breaking catch, Kenny Easley
ripped the ball from James and
ugene Robinson recovered for
attle at midfield. Two plays later,
rieg threw the bomb to Franklin.
Lionel Janies fumbled the ensuing
ckoff and Lane recovered for
attle. On the next play, Krieg hit
argent for the score that made it
7 and broke the game open.
A&M Sports
Club Update
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ARCHERY will hold a tournament with the University of Texas
this weekend. Both Mid-Fita and 900-round competition will be held
at the Zachry parking lot. The tourney begins at 10 a.m. Saturday.
BOWLING men’s and women’s teams combined for second place
at the Texas Double Elimination Bowling Tournament last weekend.
Individually, Mike Shoemaker was fifth in men’s singles and Renee
Smith was fifth in women’s singles.
JUDO will compete in the Dallas Invitational Judo Tournament at
the Dallas Kiess Recreational Center this Saturday. Approximately 15
teams will be in competition.
POLO men’s team faces the University of Texas at Austin at the
Retama Polo Club in San Antonio this Saturday.
RIFLERY picked up first place at the Texas Invitational last
weekend. UT finished second and Midwestern from Wichita Falls was
third.
A&M’s Chris Fedun and Annette Tyler went 1 and 2 in both the
.22-caliber bore and air-rifle competitions. Fedun scored 1,133 points
out of a possible 1,200 in .22-caliber and 375 out of 400 in air rifle.
Tyler was one point behind in both events.
The team hosts the Aggie Invitational Friday through Saturday in
the basement of the Military Sciences Building.
RODEO will have 16 club members compete in the National In
tercollegiate Rodeo Association Rodeo in Uvalde this Thursday
through Saturday. The events will be held at Southwest Texas Junior
College.
MEN’S RUGBY defeated Texas Tech 26-11 Saturday at the A&M
polo field. Randy Barr led the Aggies by scoring three tries. This Sat
urday the team plays Southwest Texas State University at 2 p.m. on
the polo field.
MEN’S SOCCER lost twice last weekend in close 2-1 contests. The
team lost to Texas Tech on Friday and to Texas on Saturday. Barry
Chubb led the team against Tech and Darin Talley led the Aggies in
the Texas contest. The team faces Richland Junior College from Dal
las this Saturday at 4 p.m. on the Zachry field.
WOMEN’S SOCCER chalked up two victories this weekend to im
prove its recofd to 4-5. On Saturday A&M defeated Houston Baptist
University 12-0 behind three-goal performances by Jenny Lawson
and Niele Gillooly. Sunday the team beatTCU 4-0.
The team plays twice this weekend. Saturday A&M faces the Uni
versity of Missouri-St. Louis at 4 p.m. and on Sunday the Aggies play
the Univeristy of California-Santa Barbara at 2 p.m. Both games are
on the A&M drill field.
ULTIMATE FRISBEE hosts the Aggie Ulitmate Experience on
Satuday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new intramural
complex. About 12 teams will participate.
WATERSKI placed fourth out of 16 teams in the South Central
Conference Intercollegiate Regionals in Houston last weekend. Mark
Berry led A&M in slalom and Russell Eppright led the Aggies in
jumping with a jump of 104 feet.
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