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The Battalion
Monday, November 14,1988
Seattle nips Oilers on Johnson’s kick Radio
SEATTLE (AP) — Norm Johnson
kicked a 46-yard field goal with one
second left Sunday to give Seattle a
27-24 victory over the Houston Oil
ers and make quarterback Dave
Krieg’s return a winning one after a
seven-game absence.
The Seahawks, 6-5, drove 53
yards in 10 plays in 4 minutes, 49
seconds before Johnson kicked his
game-winning field goal.
Krieg, who was on injured reserve
until late last week because of a sepa
rated right shoulder, threw a 23-
yard touchdown pass to rookie Brian
Blades in the first quarter.
The loss kept the Oilers, 7-4, from
moving into a first-place tie with
Cincinnati in the AFC Central. The
Seahawks stayed in a tie for the lead
in the AFC West with the Los An
geles Raiders and Denver.
Seattle’s game-winning field goal
drive featured a 16-yard Krieg-to-
Steve Largent pass to the Seattle 39.
Seattle tied the score 24-24 on
John L. Williams’ 44-yard touch
down run with 8:17 left, completing
a 71-yard drive in six plays. Williams
ran for 102 yards on 13 carries.
The Oilers went 89 yards in 10
plays for their third touchdown,
with Warren Moon scoring on an 11-
yard option keeper with 3:13 gone
in the fourth quarter.
In the third quarter, Houston
drove 73 yards in eight plays, with
Allen Pinkett scoring on a 2-yard
run at 5:32 of the period. The Sea
hawks came right back and went 66
yards, using 6‘/2 minutes in running
off 13 plays. Curt Warner scored on
a 3-yard run at 12:12 of the third
quarter. .
In the first half, Moon and Drew
Hill combined on a 57-yard scoring
pass and Tony Zendejas kicked a 52-
yard field goal for Houston, while
Johnson kicked a 40-yard field goal
for Seattle,
In the second quarter, Houston
moved to the Seattle 4-yard line af
ter nose tackle Richard Byrd inter
cepted Moon at the Seahawks’ 9. But
Moon was intercepted by Paul
Moyer in the end zone.
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kick is good. That air time is hair
pulling time.
Houston missed out on two other
scoring opportunities in the first
Houston drove 90 yards in nine
plays on its first possession. Moon
threw the 57-yard pass to Hill at 4:41
as Hill beat defensive back Vernon
Dean by five yards.
Is it good? Is it wide? Where is the
ball?
Arkansas’ Kendall Trainor had a
field day, excuse the pun, with my
emotions Saturday.
half, which ended tied at 10.
Mike Rozier was stopped for a 1-
yard loss by Ken Clarke on fourth-
and-1 on the Seattle 6 with 1:30 left
in the half.
Zendejas matched his career long
with a 52-yard field goal 53 seconds
into the second quarter, putting
Houston ahead 10-7. Johnson re
tied the score with a 40-yard field
goal that grazed the right upright at
8:26.
Every five miles of driving time it
seemed like Trainor was out on the
field attempting a field goal. Anyone
listening would begin to think that
Trainor was the Razorbacks’ only of
fensive weapon.
Trainor comes on to attempt a ii
goal. The kick is .up and it is, it is,
going to be good.’
Oh no, not Kendall Train
again. Oh yes, Trainor again!
I was so longing to hear thatil :
kick was up and had landed 20yati
lef t of the uprights.
Hearing this just once would h;
been music to my ears, and
wouldn’t have been the music
INXS either.
I got mighty tired and nervous ev
ery time I heard: ‘ . . . and Kendall
But no, back in went mycassetit
The Aggies lost.
Well, my radio days are over
football season. The rest of if
games will be-with my having®
eyes peeled to the action instead i
my ears smoking.
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FOOTNOTES
Suprem
IM GAMEPLAN
• VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS POSTED INSIDE THE IM REC SPORTS OFFICE.
• ALL FLAG FOOTBALL PLAYOFF ROUNDS ARE POSTED.
• HANDBALL SINGLES BEGIN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR BRACK
ETS.
• TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, PUNT PASS AND KICK FINALS WILL BE HELD AT 6:00 PM ON FIELD
1 AT THE ISC.
• FLICKERBALL PLAYOFFS POSTED WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. PLAYOFFS BEGIN THURS
DAY, NOVEMBER 17.
- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 SPORTS TRIVIA BOWL PRELIMINARIES 6 PM 164 READ.
• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 SPORTS TRIVIA BOWL FINALS 6 PM 164 READ.
- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 BADMINTON DOUBLES POSTED 1 PM.
• ALL UNIVERSITY FLAG FOOTBALL FINALS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
ENTRIES OPEN: NOVEMBER 7 ENTRIES CLOSE: NOVEMBER 15
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SPORTS CLUB ACTION
BADMINTON DOUBLES SCHEDULES: Will be
posted Friday, November 18 after 1 PM. Check the
bulletin boards outside Intramural-Recreational
Sports Office to see when you play. PLAY BEGINS:
Tuesday, November 22. LOCATION: Room 351 G.
Rollie White. ELIGIBILITY: All TAMU students,
faculty, staff and their spouses are eligible to partici
pate provided they meet the requirements in the
Intramural-Recreational Sports Calendar/
Handbook. RULES: IBA Rules apply with Intramural
exceptions. Matches consist of the best two out of
three games to 15 points in all divisions. CLASSES:
Open - Competitive club members MUST play in this
class. Other participants may play in this class as
well as one other. Class A — Highly skilled, single
elimination. Class B — Moderately skilled, single
elimination. Class C — Beginners, single
elimination. EQUIPMENT: Participants are askedto
provide theirown racquets, but a limited number may
be checked out from the Sports Supervisor.
AWARDS: Class A and Open Class All-University
Champions will receive t-shirts. Class B and C All-
University Champions will receive certificates.
“PARTICIPANTS WHO HAVE WON A CLASS
CHAMPIONSHIP MUST PLAY IN THE NEXT
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HIGHER CLASS IN ALL FUTURE COMPETITIONS dur ing
PROVIDED THE TEAM REMAINS THE SAME.’"
SPORTS TRIVIA BOWL QUALIFYING ROUND:
Wednesday, November 16, 6 PM, Room 164Reac
Building. “‘Finals will be posted Thursday
ber 19 after 12 Noon outside the Intramural-Recrea
tional Sports Office. FINALS: Thursday, Novenfe
17 at 6 PM , 164 Read Building. COMPETITIOH
Teams will answer 25 questions in the
round to determine who will advance to the
Finals will be a single elimination tournament. TeafTi
will compete head to head in the finals with theteair
scoring the most points advancing. DIVISIONS
Teams will consist of three participants Compeio
will be in Men’s and Women’s Division. Teamr
have two participants to participate. AWARDS:
be given to the Men’s and Women’s Champioos
RULES: A copy of the Sports Trivia Rules cant'
picked up at the Intramural-Recreational Sport,
Office. *“ THE OVERALL CHAMPION WILL WIN
TRIP TO ORLANDO, FLORIDA TO COMPETE
THE BOARDWALK AND BASEBALL SUPER
BOWL OF SPORTS TRIVIA ON ESPN. FOR MORi
INFORMATION, COME BY THE IM-REC SPORT
OFFICE 159 READ OR CALL 845-2626.
JUDO The Texas A&M Judo Team competed in the Third Annual Houston Metroplex Judo Tournament
last weekend. Taking first was the Odessa Boys Club, while A&M finished 4th with a total of 12 points.
Individual results of the tournament were Bobby Perez, 3rd in the Men’s 132 lbs division; David
Schmidt, 3rd in the Men’s Novice 189 lbs division; John Hughes, 2nd in the Men’s Novice 209 lbs division;
Roger Dubbs placed 3rd in the Men’s Novice 209 lbs division. Hughes also managed to win A&M’s only
1st place in the men’s novice over 209 lbs division while Dubbs took 3rd in the same class.
The next tournament for the A&M Judo Team will be the 25th Annual Dallas Championships on
November 26.
MEN’S SOCCER will be hosting the Texas Collegiate Soccer Tournament at Southwood Valley, Saturday
and Sunday November 19 and 20.
LA CROSSE will be having its Alumni game, Saturday, November 19 on the Drill Field at noon.
POLO will travel to Willowbend to compete in a Collegiate Tournament November 19 and 20.
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SKI SOMEWHERE DIFFERENT!
JANUARY 7-14
REGISTRATION: OCT. 27 - DEC. 6.
Cross country ski the St. Paul where the
powder is superb from Thanksgiving through April!
Located in the San Juan Mountains between Sil-
verton and Ouray, Colorado,the lodge lies in some
of the most beautiful country in the West.
The St. Paul is a comfortable inn complete
with kerosene lamps, woodburning lamps, and a
sauna. All you need to bring is yourself and
personal items. For $395 ($410 non A&M), this
adventure includes transportations, lodging, food,
all equipment, instruction, and
guides.
The trip is limited to 13
participants. Sign up in the IM-
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more information, please call
Patsy or Steve at 845-7826.
BACKPACKING IN BIG
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and is limited to 12 participants. Sign up in the IM-
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tion, please call Patsy at 845-7826.
DOWNHILL SKIING
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NOVEMBER 23
REGISTRATION:
OCTOBER 24 - NOVEMBER 14
Join us for breathtaking
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West Texas for a revitalizing
Thanksgiving vacation. Enjoy
exploring the vegetation and
wildlife that is unique to this
mountain desert wilderness such as Spanish Dag
ger, Ocotillo, Candelilla plants and the roadrunner,
white-tailed deer and falcon.
The $120 ($130 non A&M) fee for this
backpacking adventure includes food, transporta
tion, rental of camping equipment, backpacks,
permits, and experienced guides. The trip is geared
toward beginning and intermediate backpackers
LET’S GO SKIING!! Vail & Beaver Creek Resorts,
located approximately 90 miles west of Denver, offer
over 140 different ski trails which will satisfy begin
ning, intermediate or advanced skiers. This trip in
cludes six nights lodging in a luxury condo, five day
interchangeable lift ticket, bus transportation, dis
count in ski rentals and a variety of ski lessons. The
fee for this ski adventure is $340
($355 for non-A&M) and is limited to
42 participants. Sign-up in the Intra
mural-Recreational Sports Office,
159 Read. For more information,
please call Patsy at 845-7826.
WATCH THE BIRDIE!! SIGN UP FOR BADMINTON DOUBLES.
ENTRIES OPEN: NOVEMBER 7 ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 22
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NOVEMBER 23 - 27
REGISTRATION:
OCTOBER 24 - NOVEMBER 14
Spend your Thanksgiving vaca
tion away from it all on the Rio
Grande River in Big Bend National
Park. We will paddle the Hoodoos,
Colorado Canyon, and Frezno
Canyon, giving you the chance to perfect your
basic kayaking skills.
The $145 ($160 non A&M) fee for this ad
venture includes transportation, kayaking, equip
ment, group camping gear, food and experienced
instruction. Sign up in the Im-Rec. Sports Office,
159 Read. For more information, please call Patsy
or at 845-7826. The trip is limited to 8 participants.
ARCHERY SINGLES CONTEST DATE: Tuesday, November 29 beginning at 6 PM in 304 Read
ELIGIBILITi': All TAMU students, faculty, staff and spouses are eligible if they meet the requirements^
the Intramural Calender/Handbook. SCHEDULE: Participants will schedule a time to shoot at registratior:
Times available are 6 PM, 7 PM, and 8 PM. DIVISIONS: Men’s and Women’s. Competition: Open-AW
ery Club Members must play in this division. Competitors in other divisions may sign up for this division
Class A and Class B. RULES: PITA Rules will apply. Each participant will shoot one round (30 arrows
at a distance pf 10 yards. The target is 40 cm with 10 scoring rings. Four practice arrows will be alloweo
Perfect score is 300. EQUIPMENT: Participants are asked to provide their own equipment. A limite
number of bows will be available for sign up when you enter. Restrictions: A Recurve Bow with option!
standard sights and stabilizers is to be used. No Compound Bows. Bow must not exceed 45 LBS. actus
draw weight. No string peep or bow level. No releases, no field or broad head points. Target points onlf
No mechanical releases. “ PARTICIPANTS SHOULD HAVE PRIOR EXPERIENCE IN ARCHERY
“NOTE THIS EVENT IS NOT ON THE RESIDENCE HALL POINT SYSTEM!
WANTED: soccer officials
The IM Rec Sports Office is looking for for people interested ir
becoming soccer officials. There will be an orientation meeting Monday
November 28, at 6 PM in 164 Read Building. For more information, call the
IM Rec Sports Office at 845-7826.
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