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previous years at the Student Organization Finance Center. These cash
accounts are considered dormant.
Any individual possessing information
concerning these cash accounts should contact the Student Organization
Finance Center at 845-1114.
Advent Christian Fellowship
Israel Club
Agriculture Mgrs. & Appraisers & Cnslts.
IVTE Club
Aggie Christian Fellowship
Liberal Arts Society
Aggie Red Cross
Liberty County Hometown Club
Aggies Against Crime
Lubbock Hometown Club
Aggies For Bentsen
Lutheran Student Movement
Aggies For Gramm
Military Aerospace Association
Aggies For Rains
Minority Engineering Council
Aggies For Rob Mosbacher
Mt. Pleasant Hometown Club
Aggies For the Rights to Keep And
Navarro Hometown Club
Bear Arms
Oper. Research Society of America
Alpha Lambda Epsilon
Operation Desert Support
Alvin Hometown Club
Pax Christi B/CS
Amarillo-Panhandle Hometown Club
Plant Pathology & Microbiology Club
American Prisoners of War
Psychology Graduate Student Assoc.
Arlington Hometown Club
Ouranic Study Group
Assoc, of Biochem. Grads.
Roommate Club
Beta Sigma Psi
San Angelo Area Hometown Club
Brazosport Hometown Club
San Antonio Hometown Club
B/CS Resource
Saudi Student House
Canadian Student Organization
Self Defense
Ceteris paribus - Eco. Journal
Society of Entreprenuer & New Venture
CHAOS
Stamp Club
Chilean Club
Student Chapter of Nat’l Defense Trans.
Christian Business Society
Student For Scientific Creation
Co-op Student Assoc.
System Management Association
Corpus Christi Hometown Club
S.W. Dallas County Hometown Club
Deer Park Hometown Club
TAMU Tex User's Group
Doctor of Engr. Society
TAMU Victory '88 Committee
Earth First! Out There!
Texas Aggies Fly Fishing Association
El Paso Hometown Aggies
Texas A&M Boxing Club
Et Alia; Mid Eastern & Hawaii
The Objectivist Club
Gen. Union of Palestine Stud.
Theta Chi
Geosicences Student Council
Tower Resident's Association
Grapevine/Colleyville Hometown Club
Tyler Hometown Club
Heritage House
Urban And Regional Science Group
Hindu Society of TAMU
Veterinary Graduate Student Association
International Development Forum
World Aquaculture Society
International Folkdancers
Yoakum Hometown Club
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The Battalion
Friday, October 22,
Phillies' Schillii
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The Associated Press
A day after Toronto outlas;
Philadelphia 15-14 in thehi|
scoring postseason game in
ry and the longest nine-ii
night game ever. Curt Set
pitched a five-hitter Thursi
night to give the Philadelr
Phillies a 2-0 victory andseij
Series record at 3-2.
Schilling, MVP of the Nipt]
offs despite a pair of no-dedsit:
rebounded neatly from his loss:
Game 1 of the Series. Hestw
out six and walked threeinh®
ing the Blue Jays just their sect
shutout of the season.
He silenced the middle
Toronto's lineup to finish it,s
ting off a wild roar fromil
62,706 fans.
The Phillies, playing 13ye;
to the day that they ’
Kansas City Royals for theirs:
championship, will trytotie
Work! Series on Saturday nigt
Toronto when Terry Mulhoi
pitches against Dave Stew
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and Mulholland won.
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The Battalion Writers
Plumer
Harrison
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Winder
Clay
Diener
GEORC.ANOIS
C-ORRINGTON
Whitley
Ortiz
Consensus Comments
1 Texas A&M Rice
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M - Rice) Emanuel no propha
Texas vs. Southern Methodist
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
lextis - Texas finally wins at tlx Aim
Texas Christian C? 1 Baylor
Who cares?
Baylor
Baylor
Bavlor
, Bavlor
- Bavlor
Bavlor
Bavlor
Bavior
Bavlor
Bavior
Baylor • Baylor at better level ofmk:
Southern Cal 42 Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
N.l) TrojumamtctnrrM
44 Alabama (tP Mississippi
Alabama
Alabama
Alabama
Ole Miss
Alabama
Alabama
Alabama
Alabama
Alabama
Ole Miss
Alabama
Alabama Crimson Title not Crinmh
• 423 Syracuse (?> 46 Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Syracuse
Miami
Miami
Miami
/Miami - Syracuse overrated: thelashk
416 Colorado Kansas State
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado
Colorado Buffs beat on hirtiet
Di
ed
Illinois 413 Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan - Wolverines dig into tajM
Brigham Young @ Fresno State
Fresno State
BYU
BYU
Fresno State
Fresno State
BYU
Fresno State
Fresno State
Fresno State
Fresno State
Fresno State
Fresno St. - Nutty, nutty, WAOr/ttm
SWAC - Alcorn State Of Southern
Alcorn State
Alcorn State
Southern
Alcorn State
Alcorn State
Southern
Southern
Southern
Alcorn State
Southern
Alcorn State
Alcorn St. - Nutty, nutty, SWAClt)UPi
Buffalo Bills ^ New York Jets
Bills
Bills
Raiders!
’ Bills
Jets
BiUs
BiUs
Jets
Bills
Bills
Bills
.../ like New York in June, Hou'dmi}
Cincinnati Bengals <£p houston oilers
oilers
oilers
Raiders!
oilers
oilers
oilers
oilers
oilers
oilers
oilers
oilers
...I like a Gershwin tune, How eintjo
Record tor Previous Week
6-4
8-2
6-4
7-3
6-4
4-6
6-4
8-2
7-3
5-5
8-2
71-39 (.645) This week is brutal fa pi*
in;
en
Cumulative Record
46-34(575)
55-25(688)
53-27(.663)
46-341.575)
47-33L586I
50-30(.625)
50-301.625)
54-261.675)
52-281.650)
49-311.613)
47-211.691)
549-331 (.624) Thtewomwaaga
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Wente
Continued from Page 5
that statistics are not a very im
portant part of the game.
"If the team's doing well, that's
all that really matters," Wente
said.
"I don't really worry about sta
tistics too much, (because) statis
tics are just things that show that
you've been doing your job."
After winning one state cham
pionship and playing in three
state tournaments for Clark High
School in San Antonio, Wente said
she found the transition from high
school to college volleyball a bit
surprising.
"College volleyball is so differ
ent; it's such a fast-paced game,"
Wente said. "You've got six fun
damentally sound players out
there.
"In high school, it was more of
a situation where a couple of
players are really good, a couple
are mediocre and so on."
The tempo change did not re
strain Wente from being named
1992 SWC Newcomer of the Year,
an award that earned her high
praise from Lady Aggie head
coach Laurie Corbelli.
Corbelli said that in A&M's
high-paced offense, Wente makes
it work with talent and diligence.
"Suzy is a steadying force for
this team, and she has a strong
winning attitude," Corbelli said.
"She has a good feel of how to
distribute the ball, and I feel like,
with experience, she can become
the top setter in the conference."
For the conference, A&M's vic
tory over Tech gave the Lady Ag
gies their first five match win total
over SWC opponents since 1984.
A&M is beating their oppo
nents in hitting average, compara
ble to a baseball team's batting av
erage, .259 to .166 overall. In con
ference, A&M's hitting advantage
has been shaved to .169 versus
their conference opponents' .114
percentage.
The team's 21-4 record is
A&M's best start since 1984 when
the team finished 34-4.
Although the Aggies have sur
prised a lot of people with their
red-hot start this season, Wente
said she thinks the talent to win
has been there all along and now
everything has come together.
"We have a lot of different peo
ple that can hit well, jump well,
and play defense well," Wente
said. "I think we've been doing
really awesome so far.
"Everybody's playing their po
sitions really well, and everyone's
working as hard as they can in
practice."
dless pain,
"angel of mei
Rice
medically ass
ioflrminally ill
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playing in front of the A&M de
fense, which is ranked nationally
fourth in total defense (249.8
yards allowed per game) and
eighth in scoring defense (12.8
points allowed per game).
A&M junior wide receiver Bri
an Mitchell said that he knows
Emanuel is the catalyst to Rice's
offense, but he said that A&M is
going into the game with the
same outlook it always does.
"I feel like he (Emanuel) can
brack open any game, but we're
going to approach it like we
would any other game," Mitchell
said. "We don't really concern
ourselves with how the other
team is doing or how good they
are.
"We feel like if we go out and
do the things we're supposed to
do, we can win the game."
Junior outside linebacker Anto
nio Shorter, who ranks third on
the team in tackles with 42, said
that Emanuel's skill is of concern,
but can be shut down.
"Bert is just like anybody else,"
Shorter said. "If you corner him,
there is nowhere else to run.. It
doesn't matter who you are, you
can't get away.
Shorter said that if he gets help
from his fellow defenders, he will
not hesitate to make a big play,
but also said that there is a certain
hesitation w'hen trying to defend a
speedy quarterback such as
Emanuel.
"If it is me and him one on one.
I'm going to settle down, try to
just throttle and feed him, and let
him make the decision," Shorter
said.
Shorter said good readioJ
will be the key to conti vjduals seeki:
Emanuel's game. painless way
"If a play comes down^end their live
where it is me and some of f Because oi
(defensive) linemen chasing t ethical and le
I'm going to try and go forl>implications
gusto," Shorter said. "(But))-work — play
have to be both cautious and: God, the que
lentless because if you're toofrnality of the (
tious, he's going to misuse you of this option
"And you don't want toeing legal mea
misused." methods. Bu
Senior defensive end Erie!' death, we mi
land said that he is wary does a heart,
Emanuel's mobility, as well, cer at age 35
"He presents a big thread old's untreat
I'm really concerned abouf bid squirrel,
speed/' England said. "Thisapparently "i
he's a senior, and he's hungry’ However,
England also said that the 1 to feel that a i
gies have plans to make Emait ing life, whic
think twice about running "" person, need:
the ball. death occurs.
"Whenever he tries to run pain, agony c
us, it will be important that 1 : Contrary
make sure to put a lick on hie would-be "li
England said. doesn't justs
"If we do that, he'll stay they'd be be1
in the pocket and be more appcyanide dow
hensive about coming out the "suicide
there." deaths is a a
Forgotten in much of theL paratus activ
about Emanuel's ability a'gas is release
quickness, however, is Edmorfand in morm
who has quietly rushed for In additic
yards, ranking him second in patient's ter:
SWC. ness of mine
Shorter said that the Aggiypatient and
cannot overlook Edmonds and i -even consid
other offensive weapons the CM The prim
action seem
of mere mar
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will use to compilement Emanuel
"You can't forget about ’
skill guys," Shorter said. "Tltanother mai
skill guys are very good and jtjsion to die r
like Bert will put six pointseherself. The:
you. ly and mora
"They'll put six points on Kevorkian's
really fast." ’ .Which stanc
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