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C€HN 404 University Dr.-3202A Texas Ave. College Station Bryan 846-8905 779-7662 S3 Lay-away now for Christmas fcrsBi The Florentine Contribution to the Arts CHECK THE © Three seminars with Paolo Barucchieri November 17 - 7:00 pm - 203 MSC November 18 - 7:30 pm - 205 MSC November 19 - 7:30 pm - 203 MSC Professor Barucchieri is director of the ITALART CENTER near Florence Call Battalion Classified 845-2611 Page 10/The Battalion/Monday, November 17, 1986 Playoff hopes in jeopardy ( for Aggie volleyball team By Danny Myers Sports Writer The Texas A&M volleyball team may not receive a bid for the NCAA tournament because of their losses Friday and Saturday at the Volley ball Monthly Invitational Tourna ment in Austin. “We’re obviously disappointed with the Finish in the tournament,” Givens said. “We feel we could’ve played Cal Poly tougher and could’ve beaten LSU.” Friday, the Aggies lost to Califor nia Polytechnic-San Luis Obispo 8- 15, 16-14, 9-15,6-15. “They had better ball control and fewer errors,” Coach A1 Givens said. “They were just a better ball control team.” On Saturday, the Aggies fell to to Louisiana State University 16-4, 11- 15, 7-15, 7-15 to drop their record to 23-12. The Aggies were ranked fourth in the region and Louisiana State was ranked fifth before the match. “LSU played so poorly against Texas (Friday) that they came out and took it out on us,” Givens said. Givens said he doesn’t know if A&M will have a shot at an NCAA bid. “Some people seem to think we do, I’m not real sure,” he said. “I feel if we get a bid we’ll have to travel,” Givens said. “We won’t get to host. It’s a tremendous advantage to play at home.” The Aggies’ last regular season game is Thursday in Austin against the University of Texas. “If we could get a win there we could pretty much sew up a spot in the NCAAs,” Givens said. Coach A1 Givens The Longhorns (23-4) have locked up a Southwest Conference Championship and are ranked fifth in the nation. “Anything can happen whoB match up A&M and Texas, (cost said. “No one believes we a Kin How probable is it? 1 don’tknottbe :he “Everyone would havetobeifeocl top of their game." H :he A&M doubles team falls in tourney finals 4 Women golfel, bef in 7th place sari The Texas A&M No. 1 doubles team of Dean Gold fine and Marcel Vos lost to the University of Texas’ Royce Deppe and Charles Beckman, the top-ranked duo in the nation, Sunday in the Finals of the West- wood Invitational Tennis Tourna ment 3-6, 0-6. Dean Johnson 7-5, 7-5 to advance to the Finals. “They (Deppe and Beckman) sim ply didn’t miss any balls,” A&M Coach David Kent said. “They were just too good today.” A&M’s Steve Kennedy advanced to the consolation singles Finals where he was beaten by Eno Polo of Trinity 3-6, 6-4, 3-6. He was the only A&M player to advance in the conso lation bracket. “We didn’t really play too well in singles, but we were terrific in doub les,” Kent said. Vos and Goldfine advanced to the final round by defeating UT’s Carl Koscielski and Chip Leighton 6-4, 3- 6, 6-4. Deppe and Beckman de feated A&M’s Brent Haygarth and Goldfine and Vos end the fall sea son with a 12-2 record. Kent said he was extremely pleased with the team’s performance this fall and is looking forward to the spring sea son. I he Texas A&M womens||m team is in seventh place *2^ 32H af ter the Sunday’s opej^ round of the Lady Cardinalll tational in Beaumont. SMU leads the II -team :j|: with 304 strokes. Louisianawj University is second withalPf^ and \« Mi 11 I c\,is State Vm-M 1 is third at 311. Pf" Nancy Macagone of SMl wr* Jackie Twamley of NTSlUdHr 1 individuals with a even-par"!Bp Fiona Connor of A&Mii®^' for 19th after posting ar f e f 1 Other A&M scores are: DetS*8 vidson, 81; Caroline Basarak§“*~ 1B and Mariana Oyenguren Adriana Penuela, both at84 ^ 11 * natf Aggie cross country teams finish 8th, play A&!\ rd Tho dow i Texas A&M’s cross country teams finished eighth and ninth in the NCAA Region VI Cross Country Championships held Saturday in Georgetown. The women’s team finished eighth with 213 points and the men’s team finished ninth with 233 points. 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