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( Icut here Arrowhead * Gun Club Open: Tues. - Sun. 10:00a.m. Closed Monday HWY. 6 South 1.7 Miles past the Nantucket Subdivision Look for the sign on the right Come Shoot With Us! Skeet« Pistol*Trap* Rifle DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASS Oct., 19 & 20,1990 (6-10 p.m. & 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.) Oct. 24, 25, 1990 (6-10 p.m. & 6-10 p.m.) STATE APPROVED DRIVING SAFETY COURSE Register at University Plus (MSC Basement) Call 845-1631 for more information on these or other classes D&M EDUCATION ENTERPRISES cut here REAL WORLD 1990: Life After Aggieland (A Special Seminar for Soon-To-Be Graduates) ♦Oh, the Places You’ll Go! ♦Can a T-Sip Be a Friend? Becoming a Part of a New Community ♦Job Search Strategies ♦Corporate Etiquette/Ethics ♦Do Others See You as You See Yourself? ♦Personal Finance ♦The Dual Career Couple: Having It All in the 1990’s? (Marriage, Job & Family) ♦Saying Goodbye Wednesday, October 24, 1990 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. at The Association of Former Students Clayton Williams Jr. Alumni Center Registration MSC Hallway Monday - Friday October 15 - 19 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Registration Limited to First 260 Graduates Basketball Texas A&M University Women's Basketball Walk-On Tryouts Tuesday, October 16, 6-8 p.m. G. Rollie White Coliseum Open to all Texas A&M women students. Questions? Please call Women's Basketball Office, 845-1052. Special Guest: Baillie and The Boys Y1NCE GILL Winner of the 1990 C.M.A. Song of the Year Award "When I Call Your Name" Tliis Stsittisiy, October 21 9 7:00 p.m. O. Rollie White Coliseum Tickets: $17.50 public $15.50 student Get Tickets Mow At: MSC Box Office All Ticket run Outlets er Charge by phone at 1-800-275-1000 ATT RESERVED SEATING o Mv Stewart, Rijo draw starts for World Series Game 1 CINCINNATI (AP) — The place to be for the World Series is in the bullpen. It’s Cincinnati’s Nasty Boys vs. Oakland’s Bash Brothers in a con frontation involving more strategy than a chess match between Karpov and Kasparov. The opening move is set for Tues day night at Riverfront Stadium when Dave Stewart is expected to start for the A’s against Jose Rijo. Since Pittsburgh manager Jim Leyland isn’t involved, it’s also ex pected the starting pitchers who show up at the pregame news con ference will actually start. But the real fun is who will finish. The A’s are favored to win their second straight World Series be cause of Stewart, Bob Welch and Mike Moore. The Reds are given a chance because of the Nasty Boys — relievers Rob Dibble, Randy Myers and Norm Charlton. In 15 2-3 innings against the Pi rates, the Nasty Boys gave up one earned run and six hits while strik ing out 20. Dibble pitched five hitless innings, striking out 10 to tie a play off record for a reliever. “It doesn’t matter if a guy hits cross-handed, right-handed or he’s a switch-hitter,” Leyland said. “It doesn’t matter if you have a midget at the plate. If Rob Dibble is throw ing 100 miles per hour, I don’t care if your standing on your head. You’re going to have a tough time.” Cincinnati’s formula for victory is to grab an early lead and then turn it over to the Nasty Boys in the sixth or seventh inning. The Reds were 66- 22 when they scored first and 74-6 when holding the lead after six in nings. The A’s, as demonstrated against Boston, have all sorts of ways ton One of the best is to bring in Dess Eckersley and friends. The Oakland bullpen Eckersley, Rick Honeycutt and Gjl Nelson combined to give up fiveij | and no runs in 6 2-3 the AL playoffs. In the playoffs, OaklandandCt cinnati relievers combined to jitt; one earned run and 14 hits inSjj nings, striking out 24. "Eve never sat down andanaljn their bullpen,” Myers said. % have the best in closers in Eckert We have co-stoppers in Dibble n myself.” Fittingly, Myers and selected co-MVPs of the NLplayj after the Reds won their first pi nant since 1976 on Friday nigluj Game 6. Myers saved three game! tie a playoff record and Dibble.; so good it went beyond nastiness “1 consider it a bullpen Ml] Myers said. “We are a group din there. We’re called the Nastyfe and that’s how we pitch. Alotly been said about Dibble, but bet* out there and gives 100 percent.’ A&M archery team dominates co-rec tourney Texas A&M dominated the Battle of the Southwest archery tournament in Austin this week end bringing home the men’s, women’s and co-rec champion ships. A&M, Arizona State and Texas competed in the two-day tourna ment, which was hosted by the Longhorns. A&M’s Maria Cantu was the high scorer for the event, scoring a 1383 out of 1620 to finish first in the women’s competition. Ja son Lowery won the men’s bracket, scoring a 1379. Glen Clausen finished with a 1351 and Liz Beck scored a 1303 as both came in third in their re- spective divisions. Mays gear for season DALLAS (AP) — Sam Perkins went West. Roy Tarpley got married and a new attitude. Rodney McCray, Alex English and Fat Lever moved into the neighborhood. Richie Adubato got some job secu rity. The NBA’s version of “Twin Peaks” is getting cranked up for a new season as the Dallas Mavericks are shooting hoops again. The team that controversy hasn’t forgot is back on the court. Free agent Perkins decided he had enough of General Manager Norm Sonju’s contract juggling act and signed on with the Los Angeles Lakers. “There was always something going on in Dallas and now maybe I can settle down,” Perkins said. Last year, the Mavs fired coach John MacLeod before the season was a month old. It was the quickest firing in NBA history. Two seasons ago it was an . happy Mark Aguirre who was* packing to Detroit for Adrianfia ley, who never lived uptohisrepi think that p rights Wh lated | knowr ing th lion. Dantley was cut loose wife |the ex the Mavs receiving a thinginretiin Dallas went looking for talenti ter losing Perkins, who’s cap I Las jected I by N; playing at either forward spot am | Force as at center. amilit From Sacramento, they obtain |becau: McCray, one of the slickest s tions wards in the league. McCray In I Wash. hernia surgery in the off-seasonk was expected to be ready forthertj ular season From Denver, they acquired b ver, who likes to run-ana-gun i can play both point and shoott guard. The Mavs also broke out ill checkbook and signed scoring! chine English. with tl I The Reviev courts J based | Such i logizet in the Fights not expected for Irish, Hurricanes j SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame and Miami, teams that have managed to get in first hits be fore the opening kickoff, promise Saturday’s final meeting will be dif ferent. “We don’t have any intention of going out and fighting, and I’m sure they don’t either,” Notre Dame’s Chris Zorich said. That would be a change from Sat urday, when Miami players tangled with their Kansas rivals 30 minutes before game time. Miami beat the Jayhawks 34-0. It would be different, too, from last year’s Notre Dame-Miami con test at the Orange Bowl, where the teams approached flashpoint in a taunting match before the kickoff. Two years ago the teams clashed at the Notre Dame stadium tunnel after warmups, not to mention a similar shoving match last year be tween Notre Dame and Southern Cal. Miami coach Dennis Erickson said the brawling, at least, is finished. “You won’t see any of that at Notre Dame,” he said Monday from Coral Gables. “We’re going there to play a game.” Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz was perturbed by the 1988 brawl, infu riated by the brouhaha with South ern Cal, and dashed onto the Orange Bowl field to pull his players away from Miami. Holtz has issued strict orders and dire warnings to prevent future occurrences. He also took practical steps to en sure his team stays far apart from their rivals at Notre Dame Stadium. “What we do is make sure we’re nowhere near where they are,” Notre Dame’s Derek Brown said. College football rules have changed to keep teams from cross ing midfield before kickoff. Once the game starts, though, the Miami-Notre Dame rivalry becomes football strictly by the rules, said Mike Sullivan of the Hurricanes. “On the field, it’s been as clean as any team I’ve ever played,” he said. But feelings will run high when No. 2 Miami (4-1) plays No. 6 Notre Dame (4-1) in a game that will likely end the national championship hopes for the loser. “A lot of guys step over the line and don’t realize it,” Sullivan said. “When you’re out there on the field, you’re not as rational as in your reg ular life. You’re taught to go with your emotions.” Notre Dame leads the series 14-7- 1 dating to a 14-0 Notre Dame vic tory in the first meeting in 1955. Two Oita demand Job chargt in pri: courts fcrent rof Iti try to HOUSTON (AP) - Tm 1 louston Oilers who lost the: starting jobs, cornerback Sie« Brown and linebacker Robeii Lyles, have renewed their de mands for a trade. Lyles was one of former coad Jerrv Glanville’s favorite playra and a five-year starter formed' ers. Brown had been a stand since his rookie season in 1983. Both have been relegated» spot duty in the Oilers’ newD defense. “T hey’ve accepted thefactik I don’t want to be here and ht accepted the fact that theydoai want me here, it’s time formes; go on,” Lyles said Monday. Brown has been vocal all® son about wanting to be trades He returned from ankle surged to find that Cris Dishman 1* taken his cornerback spot. “It’s hard for me to be ex®: about being around hereifalllii I going to be doing is watchingtk game,” Brown said. “I wanted); badly to Ire excited about thed- ers yesterday but not being a p of it makes it tough.” Tuesday is the NFL trading deadline. create aroutii have I are the ByCH Of The Tex :ently Presid aeons an in< goveri The said ( Sectio: Cover a ppoii fresh: while tion. Wh speed Austir ratio i fall, ( her pc Mu J*Ju ■or ab and cl IfSailfllil jSS iflSiiil v[, - 1! & Rent your Halloween Costume at the Bridal Boutique and Cologero’s. 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