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International Fraternity of
Delta Sigma Pi
Congratulations to our
Fall 1991 Pledge Class!
Aim Ahluwalia
*Paige Barton
Miles Blanton
Brent Burpee
Liz Combs
Lori Davis
Damon Diamantaras
Kelly Evans
*Brandon Fisher
*Dana Funk
*Kristen Green
*Trevor Lang
Charles Lents
Lorraine Lobo
Garrett Pye
Vicki Rao
*Jennifer Reeves
Stacy Ross
*Leah Saniborski
Brent Smith
Kelly Sokol
*John Valdez
*Indicates officer
Aggies dedicate 'performance to teammate
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This one was for James
By Scott Wudel
The Battalion
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As the final seconds rolled off
the gameclock Saturday night, the
A&M football team walked onto
the field and congratulated each
other for their 34-7 victory over
Southwestern Louisiana.
Freshman Corps members
chased Yell Leaders across the
field, and fireworks went off in the
sky above. It was a time for most
to celebrate, but for dthers to re
member.
A&M football players Keith
Waguespack, Terry Venetoulias,
Reggie Graham, Jason Atkinson,
and others kneeled in the middle
of Kyle Field. They met to pray
for the family of James Glenn, the
freshman football player that col
lapsed and died Wednesday on
that very spot.
Earlier the team had gone
about its business - staying fo
cused and winning the football
game - all the while wearing
Glenn's No. 30 stamped on the
back of their helmets.
Venetoulias, the Aggies' start
ing placekicker, had the best night
He kicked a career-long 43-
yard field goal in the first quarter,
and later topped it with a 44-yard
field goal at the end of the first
half.
But the win was not enough to
make up for the loss of a team
mate.
“This is probably one of the
toughest weeks to ever get fo
cused," Venetoulias said after the
game. “I had one of my best
friends pass away.
"I appreciate the whole team
sticking by me - 1 was pretty
down."
Venetoulias and Glenn were
friends in high school while stand
ing on opposite sides of the field.
Both met again at A&M and be
came as close as brothers, Vene
toulias said.
“Everybody's telling me he's
in a better place and that some
things are meant to be," he said.
"I guess I'm just not mature
enough to understand that - He
was one of my best friends."
The kicker went through the
same motions he always has, but
this time the outcome meant a lit
tle moreon the inside.
“I want to dedicateeverytl
I do, every kick in every ga®
James Glenn," he explained
not going to let his memorydif
It had been a trying wed
the whole team. But it alsota:
them a valuable lesson.
" Psychologically its beena:i|
tough week for us - the strain
ing on and all of the dealing
the funeral and the lossofate
mate," Atkinson said. "Butit
ally given us a chance topi
gether. M
“The lord really blessed
bouncing the ball our way and
ting things come our way. W
really happy that we haveeil
other to lean on."
"It's a sad thing and
was for James and were
could win it for him,
Richardson said.
Glenn was at Kyle Field Sat;
day - in spirit.
His name shows up in the
nal defensive statistics as assis
the team in making a tackle,
his performance his family
ceived the game ball from
A&M team.
A part of James Glenn
never leave Kyle Field.
Monday, September 30,1991
A Service of the Department of Recreational Sports
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845-7826
Site Chosen for New
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The Texas A&M University board of Regents selected a site for the
Recreational Sports Building and Natatorium during the September 19,
1991 meeting. The $36.13 million project will be located on the current
Penberthy Intramural Center Field site. Construction is scheduled to
begin in February, 1993. The intramural fields will be relocated at a site
yet to be determined.
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OPENING on Monday,
October 7!
The following trips are currently open to registration:
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Event
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Class
Trip, Date
Fee
Rock Climbing Clinic
Sept. 16
Today!
October 5
$15/18*
Backcountry Skiing
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Jan. 11-18 '92
$430/455
Kayak Roll Clinic
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
October 9
$10/12*
Canoe Day Trip
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
October 12
$25/30*
Rock Climbing Trip
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
October 18-20
$42/48*
Intro, to Hang Gliding
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
October 19-20
$75/82*
Track Meet
Fee: Free!
Field Goal Kicking
Fee: Free!
CLOSING on Tuesday,
October 8!
Volleyball
Fee: $20.00
Pre-Season Volleyball
Fee: $6.00 (weekdays)
CoRec 2 Pitch Softball
Fee: Free!
* This price is for non A&M affiliates.
Please call Patsy at 845-7826 for more information on any
TAMU Outdoor events.
Come join the excitment of Rugby this weekend at the Zachry
Rugby Field as the Men's Rugby Team competes against
Houston. The game begins at 2 p.m.
Pickleball Singles
Fee: TEA
SSIIBMilflf'T' This Week's Game Plan '
Monday, Sept. 30
Tuesday, Oct. 1
Wednesday, Oct. 2
Thursday, Oct.3
Friday, Oct. 4
Saturday, Oct. 5
Sunday, Oct. 6
Entries Open:
Volleyball
Pre-Season Volleyball
CoRec 2 Pitch Softball
16" Softball Tournament
Cross Country Run
Picklebo.ll Singles
Entries Close:
Innertube Water Polo
Golf Doubles
Tennis Singles
Sports Club Meeting
6:00 p.m.
Residence Hall IM Reps
Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
Captain's Meeting:
Innertube Water Polo,
5:00 p.m.
Tennis Singles Brackets
and Golf Doubles Tee Times
Posted, 1:00 p.m.
Women’s Soccer vs t.u.
2p.m. on Zachry Soccer Field
Men's Rugby vs Houston
2p.m. on Zachry Rugby Field
Women's Rugby Clinic
Zachry Polo Field, 10a.m.-6p.m.
Waterpolo Tounament at the UT
Swim Center from 9a.m.-6p.m.
Sailing Team at District Sloop
Championships in New Orleans
Women's Soccer vs Rice
3p.m. on Zachry Soccer Field
Men's Soccer vs t.u.
1p.m. at Central Park
(in case of rain, Zachry Rugby Field)
Women's Rugby Clinic & Texas Rugby
Rugby Union Select Side Tryouts
Zachry Rugby Field, 10a.m.-2p.m.
Waterpolo Tounament at the JT
Swim Center from lla.m.-4p.m.
Officials
Meeting:
CoRec 2 Pitch Softball:
TONIGHT at 6:00 p.m. in
267 G. Rollie White
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creation of Jason C. Rogers
and Judy Reising.
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