CASINO '91
DANCER AUDITIONS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17
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The Battalion
Friday, February 15,195
Ex-Bear coach
faces lawsuit
WACO, Texas (AP) — Former
Baylor University basketball coach
Jim Haller left a snowstorm in Cleve
land on Thursday “only to come
home to a bigger one.”
Haller and the bank he now works
for were named in a $3 million law
suit that one of Haller’s former play
ers filed Wednesday in a Waco state
district court.
The former player, John
Wheeler, now 25, of Dallas is the
same one whose secret recording of
a conversation he had with Haller
during the 1984-85 season led to
Haller’s resignation and Baylor’s sus
pension for 2 years for recruiting vi
olations.
“It’s a total surprise to me, after
six years, that something like this
could come up,” Haller told The As
sociated Press on Thursday. “From
what I know of it, it’s a total fabrica
tion.”
Wheeler’s lawsuit accuses Haller
and MBank of fraudulently getting
him to sign a promissory note for a
new car in 1985.
Wheeler admitted in the lawsuit
that he signed the $13,018 note for
the 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28. But
Wheeler said Haller told him that his
playing for the university would be
accepted as payment for the auto
mobile.
Haller told him the car would be
paid for by an undisclosed third
party, the lawsuit alleges.
“I have not seen the lawsuit, but
this is a total fabrication,” Haller re
peated.
Wheeler’s lawsuit this week is in
part a response to a suit that MBank
filed last April against Wheeler to re
coup the cost of the car. The MBank
suit seeks $16,401.39 for the cost of
the car plus fees and interest.
The bank alleged in its suit that
Wheeler signed the promissory
notes but did not make the pay
ments.
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Hot Lady Ags host
two Louisiana teams
The No. 23 Texas A&M women’s
tennis team will host a pair of Loui
siana teams this weekend at the
Omar Smith Tennis Center.
Friday the Lady Aggies will face
Northeast Louisiana at 1:30 p.m.
Saturday, A&M will take on Loui
siana State Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
The Lady Ags have fired off to a
2-0 record this spring, demolishing
Southwest Texas and North Texas
9-0.
LSU is ranked sixth in the South
west Region and NELU is ranked
12 th.
Head Coach Bobby Kleinecke said
he was eager to lace the Louisiana
squads because it will give him an in
dication of how good his squad is.
“I’m excited and I think the girls
are excited about playing some
tougher competition,” Kleinecke
said. “We’ve got a couple of matches
under our belt and we’re playing
well, so this should be a good test.
“I’ve liked what I’ve seen so far,
but I’m still cautiously optimistic.
This weekend will be a true test for
us. I’ll know a lot more about this
03104102team after these two mat
ches.”
SWC sets new schedule
DALLAS (AP) — Here is the 1991
Southwest Conference revised com
posite football schedule, as released
Thursday by the league:
• Saturday, Aug. 31: Arkansas vs.
Miami (Fla.) (LR); Tulsa at SMU.
• Saturday, Sept. 7: SMU at Ark.
(LR); UTEP at Baylor; Louisiana
Tech at Houston; Texas at Miss.
State; New Mexico at TCU; Cal
State-Fullerton at Texas Tech
• Thursday, Sept. 12: Houston at
Miami (Fla.), 7:00, ESPN
• Saturday, Sept. 14: LSU at
Texas A&M; SMU at Vanderbilt;
Baylor at Colorado; Rice at North
western; Ball State at TCU; Oregon
at Texas Tech
• Saturday, Sept. 21: Texas
A&M at Tulsa; SW Louisiana at
Ark.; Missouri at Baylor; Houston at
Illinois; Rice at Tulane; Auburn at
Texas; TCU at Oklahoma State;
Texas Tech at Wyoming
• Saturday, Sept. 28: SW Loui
siana at Texas A&M; Baylor at
SMU; TCU at Texas Tech; Ark. vs.
Mississippi (Jackson); Iowa State at
Rice
• Saturday, Oct. 5: Texas A&M
at Texas Tech; Ark. at TCU; Baylor
at Houston; Rice at Texas; SMU at
Tulane
• Saturday, Oct. 12: Houston at
Ark.; Texas Tech at SMU; Rice at
Baylor; Texas vs. Oklahoma (Dallas)
• Saturday, Oct. 19: Texas A&M
at Baylor; Texas at Ark. (LR); SMU
at Houston; TCU at Rice
• Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston at
Texas A&M; Rice at Texas Tech;
TCU at Baylor; Texas at SMU
• Saturday, Nov. 2: Texas A&M
at Rice; Baylor at Ark.; SMU at
TCU; Texas Tech at Texas
• Thursday, Nov. 7: Texas A&M
at TCU, 7:00, ESPN
• Saturday, Nov. 9: Ark. at Texas
Tech; Texas at Houston; Rice at
SMU
• Saturday, Nov. 16: Ark. at
Texas A&M; Texas Tech at Baylor;
Houston at Rice; TCU at Texas
• Saturday, Nov. 23: SMU at
Texas A&M; Ark. at Rice; Baylor at
Tefxas; Houston at TCU
• Thursday, Nov. 28 (Thanksgiv
ing): Texas at Texas A&M, 7:00,
ESPN
• Saturday, Nov. 30: Texas Tech
at Houston
Sports Mail
Give Davis a chance
EDITOR:
In response to Craig Wilson's article that appeared in The
Battalion January 31 . . . Rome was not built in a day, so how can
you expect the Texas A&M basketball team to be.
Coach Davis, like any coach, needs time to adjust to the
league. And the players, who are mostly transfers, need time to I
adjust to him.
The basketball team should not be ridiculed for its perfor
mance. As a former player, I know that it takes time to adjusttoa s
new program. I'm sure the best is yet to Tome for the Texas
A&M basketball team.
Raymond Little
Class of '91
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Moon drafted by WLAF
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The
opening day of the World League of
American Football draft was short
on big names, but not big people.
Former Texas A&M lineman L.B.
Moon was selected in the 11th round
by New York-New Jersey and for
mer Texas Longhorns Alan Cham
pagne and Ken Hackemack were
also selected.
Moon’s selection won’t mean in
stant wealth because players will only
receive a base salary of $20,000 for a
10-week season.
But Charles Rentie, a former sev
enth-round draft pick of the Chi
cago Bears, is thankful for the op
portunity to resume his career.
The WEAL begins play March? I
with franchises in San Antonio,Oil
lando, Birmingham, Sacrament
New' York, Raleigh-Durham, Lot [,
don, Montreal, Barcelona, Spall
and Frankfurt, Germany.
Thursday’s selections were tit
first of a six-stage, position-by-pos
tion draft that will be conduct
over a 10-day period. Runninj
backs, punters and kickers will t'
drafted on Saturday, followed \ |
quarterbacks, wide receivers att
tight ends on Feb. 18; defensive lint
men on Feb. 20; linebackers on Fd
22, and defensive backs on Feb,24
CAMP DAY
SUMMER JOBS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1991
MSC ROOMS 226-231
9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Representatives from Summer Camps in Texas and the Nation will interview students for summer
staff positions
Sponsored by the Department of Recreation, Parks & Tourism and the RPTS Majors Club
Aggielands
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Available
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and haven’t picked it up,
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Monday through Friday.
Yearbooks will not be held
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during the academic year
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Monday - Friday.
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