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Thursday • January 16, II
49ers' Seifert retires; Cal coach takes reigns
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — George
S£ifert, who coached the San Francisco
49ers to two Super Bowl titles, is retiring
today and will be succeeded by California
coach Steve Mariucci.
“It’s true,’’ said defensive tackle Dana
Stubblefield, who watched as Seifert
walked through the 49ers’ executive
offices, saying good-bye to team personnel
and thanking them.
The retirement of the coach with the
highest winning percentage in NFL history
was to come at an 8 p.m. EST news confer
ence. The team would not disclose the
nature of the news conference, only to say
the major announcement concerned “own
ership and management.’’
However, Green Bay quarterback Brett
Favre, who worked with Mariucci when the Cal
coach was a Packers assistant, confirmed the
hiring. Favre said he spoke with the coach’s
wife, Gayle.
“I think it shows that players like him and
that’s carried over in an organization that
believes that he can relate to his players,’’
Favre said from Green Bay, Wis., where his
team is preparing for the Super Bowl. “Plus,
he’s a good offensive-minded coach.”
Seifert, 57 next week, won Super Bowls in
1989 and 1994. He finished his eighth season
as 49ers coach with a 35-14 NFC divisional
playoff loss at Green Bay.
With a record of 108-35-0, Seifert is the fran
chise’s all-time winningest coach and has a win
ning percentage of .755. He reached 100 wins
faster than any NFL coach.
Mariucci, 40, has been coaching for 18 years.
He finished his first season at Cal with a 6-6
record and a loss to Navy in the Aloha Bowl. He
was an assistant for four years with the Packers,
working with quarterbacks and getting much of
the credit for turning Favre into a two-time MVP.
Sports
Briefs
Lady Ags to host
youth clinic Saturday
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TI82 Calculator for sale. Hardly used. Includes instruc
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775-7347.
University approved dorm size refrigerator, freezer, &
microwave, all in one, $100. Cannon word processor
$50. Call 6964104 or 696-5226.
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pillows, exercise equipment, stereo, speakers, books,
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260-5085.
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Counselor/Specialists for all Land/Water Sports Inc.
Tennis Camping, Climbing/Ropes, Mountain Biking,
Rocketry, Roller Hockey, Sailing/Waterskiing, A & C,
Drama, Radio, Video. Campus Interviews - Tues., Feb.
18th. Please call 1-800-737-9296 or 516-883-3067.
Handyman ranch hand needed. Must have experience.
$5/hr. Good working conditions. Call 764-8914.
Keg helper needed. Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Monday. Approximately 30hrs/wk. Start at $6/hr. Apply
at Jack Hilliard Distributing Co., 1000 Independence,
Bryan.
M/F Chippendale style dancers needed for local
telegram service. Earn up to $35/hr. Good fun! Great
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Sublease 2bdrm/2bath. $100-Off monthly rent. 1/1/97-
7/31/97 Near Tamu. 2-yrs. new Microwave, w/d.
Very nice & spacious. 862-7961(w).
Now Hiring Pharmacy Technician. Experience A Plus.
Please Contact Kroger, Bryan. 779-9251.
Sublease apartment. 1-bedroom 1-bath, walk-in closet,
$370/mo., plus utilities, shuttle. University Oaks.
Contact Fernando at 693-7721, fernan@sprynet.com.
Sublease house. 2bdrm/1 bath, within walking distance
of TAMU. $550/mo. negotiable. Fenced yard, covered
carport. 764-0736
Sublease spacious tbdrm/tbath apartment. New car
pet, patio, and large walk-in closet January rent Free!!
$350/mo. Call 694-9247, leave message.
Cable descrambler kit $14.95. View all Premium & Pay-
per-view channels. (313) 523-2767, (24 hrs ).
Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers. Microwaves &More at
low prices. Appliance Distributors, 2007 S.Texas
Avenue, Bryan. 775-3282.
STUDENTS NEEDED -pass out fliers to apartments in
neighborhoods. Call 696-1065 for more information.
TELEMARKETING POSITIONS- Openings, full or part-
time, must be able to work 1/2-day Saturdays. Base pay
$6 +bonus. Weekly pay, flexible scheduling. Apply in
person. 700-University Drive East, ste.#104, C.Station.
691-8682.
Telephone interviewer position available. $5/hr., days,
evenings, weekends work. Contact IntelliCuest at 268-
5307 or come by 702-Univ. Dr. Ea., Ste.102F, C.Sta.
Waitstaff $8-$10/hr. average.
4p.m. at Golden Corral.
Apply Tues.-Fri., 2p.m.-
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STRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT, possibly General
Superintendent. Must be motivated, experienced & will
ing to travel. Call Joe or Gary 1-800-324-8196.
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Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many purebreedsl
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Computer/gym room, w/d, bus route, $360/mo. Call
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Female roommate needed. $250/mo. Own room. All
appliances and computer included. Call Christine at
823-6419.
M/F roommate ASAP until Mid-May.
$270/mo. +1/2 utilities, busrt. 694-0808.
2bdrm/2bth,
M/F roommate needed for Spring. 2bdrm/1bath duplex.
Hardwood floors. Pets ok. $ 175/mo. + 1/2 utilities. 361-
0034.
Non- smoking male needed to share 2/1, C.S. Andy
764-5997.
Roommate needed for 3bdrm/2bath house, rent
$350/mo. includes utilities. 361-0067.
Roommate needed to share 2bdrm/2bath, w/d, shuttle
bus. $300/mo. plus 1/2-utilities. Call Angie, 696-7041.
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Call 845-0569
The Texas A&M Women’s
Basketball Team will hold a free youth
clinic for girls and boys in the first
through eighth grade Saturday at 2
p.m. at G. Rollie White Coliseum.
Special guest Tanya Crevier, the
World’s Greatest Female Ballhandler,
will be in attendance.
All those who attend will receive
free tickets to the Lady Aggie ver
sus Oklahoma State game at 7
p.m. that night.
Children attending are asked to
bring their own basketballs.
The Aggies
have posted a 6-3
record in dual
meets this sea
son after dropping
meets to the sev-
enth-ranked
Trojans of USC
and to No. 15
Nebraska.
The
Volunteers are a
perfect 4-0 this season and ft
have won 13 straight dual meets,
White Sox sign
free agent Drabek
S urely stud
the vast ei
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Aggie swimmers
host Volunteers
The 18th-ranked Texas A&M
Men’s Swimming and Diving Team
face the second-ranked Tennessee
Volunteers in a dual meet today at
4 p.m. at the Student Recreation
Center Natatorium.
“Tennessee will provide a
great challenge,” A&M Men’s
Head Swimming Coach Mel Nash
said. “They have some excep
tional swimmers and they are a
solid team.
“We’re excited to be back in
College Station and in our home pool.”
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chiraf
White Sox, looking to shore up da
starting rotation, have signed fim
Cy Young Award winner Doug Drain
to a one-year contract.
Drabek, who won the 1990 ()
Young while going 22-6
Pittsburgh, has pitched the laj er.The pile du
four seasons with the Housta 1 he campus sk
Astros, compiling a 38-42 record, us to slowly co
The deal signed Tuesday wfact Puryear ar
pay him $1.3 million, and hei
earn another $1.3 million inperfr
mance bonuses.
Drabek said he didn't cart
where he was positioned in tlit er.donotmake
Part time technician needed for afternoon deliveries for
medical equipment company. Appy at 700 East
University #103, Monday through Fnday, 8-5.
rotation. He said he couldn't pir-
point why his numbers have falle -
off the last several years. He su§
gested that some of the problems
may have resulted from the lacko'
movement on his sinker.
He was 9-18 in 1993, his first in
Houston, and then finished 12-6 wi
a 2.84 ERA the following season.
Part time warehouseman needed work Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 4pm to 8pm. Start at $5.00.
Apply at Jack Hilliard Distributing Company, 1000
Independence, Bryan, Texas.
Knicks beat up Spurs, 94-77
Part-time bookkeeper for small business. Mail resume
to P.O.Box-125, Bryan,TX. 77806.
Part-time Clerical Position- Wednesday and Thursday,
5pm-9pm, and every other Saturday 10am-2pm, starting
ASAP. Apply in person: Nationwide Insurance, 1100-B
Harvey Road (Post Oak Square next to Al’s Formal
Wear).
Part-time help wanted, Grapevine Restaurant. Please
call 696-3411, leave name & number, & Gordon will call
to set-up interview.
Part-time lawn maintenance needed. Work 15-
20hrs/wk. in afternoon. Start at $5/hr. Apply at Jack
Hilliard Distributing co., 1000 Independence, Bryan.
Part-time office assistant- receptionist needed for busy
Real Estate office. Please call 764-2100 for more infor
mation.
Part-time Office Help needed for busy Real Estate
Office. Must be computer literate, own car, and be able
to work M-F between the hours of 8:30a.m. and
5:30p.m. Call 846-2894 for details.
Promote the circus. Flexible hours. Hourly wage
w/bonus. Aggie managed. Denise, class 97. 846-
8818.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The
Knicks didn’t have much time to
wallow in the misery of their fail
ure from 24 hours before.
They had another game to play
Wednesday night, and they
bounced back from a 20-point loss
to Houston on Tuesday by beating
the San Antonio Spurs 94-77.
Allan Houston scored 20
points, including 13 in the third
quarter, and the Knicks pulled
away in the final period.
“I think we just wanted to
come out and win,” Houston
said of the Knicks, who saw a
four-ganu winning streak come
to an end the previous niglu.
“It’s a matter of pride. Last night
we got embarrassed.”
New York, which won for the
fifth time in six games, hadfive
players score in double figures.
Patrick Ewing had 18 pointsand
11 rebounds, John Starks added
13 points and Charles Oakley
had 11 rebounds.
“We knew they were going to
play hard,” said Chris Childs,who
added nine points and five assists,
“They have beaten Utah and some
other good teams this season, so
we knew we had to play hard®
beat them.”
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“It hurt a little bit not winning in
regulation because we thought we
had a really good chance of winning.
The foul trouble
changed every
thing with our
situation. But we
just wanted to go
out and play
hard for the next
five minutes.”
Barone said
foul trouble
combined with
tired players
were the deciding factors in
overtime.
"We were dead tired — we were
worn out,” Barone said. “We were
in foul trouble and we had kids
like Tracy Anderson who had
Quesada
played 40-something minutes, so
they were dead.”
The screaming, sell-out
crowd cheered the Aggies
every turn, and the hustling
cagers did not disappoint.
“It was great,” Quesada said of
the crowd. “I would love to have
that kind of crowd every single
game. It really picks you up when
you are down, whenever they
make a basket to hear them cheer
ing for you. It really helps.”
A&M fought to the bitter
matching the ‘Horns shot for shot
play for play. In the end, however,
Barone said Texas just had
many weapons and was too |
from the free throw line.
“Texas played well,’’ Baronf
said. “I have no criticism of on
kids. I thought they played ashar
as they could possibly play
There’s not much you can say.
thought they played their heart:
out, and I can’t criticize them.”
Free throws
Continued from Page 5
Texas was able to capitalize on
free throws once again toward the
end of regulation when Freeman hit
two shots from the stripe to give
Texas a 72-70 lead. A&M tied on its
next possession to send the game
into the extra session.
Throughout the game, the
Aggies were forced to struggle for
every point, getting to the foul line
only 24 times where they convert
ed on 15 of them.
Although A&M was able to fight
through the fouls on the scoreboard,
the calls eventually caught up with
the Aggies on the floor when Davis
and freshman guard Jerald Brown,
who each played vital roles in the
team’s comeback, and junior center
Dario Quesada all fouled out with
the game on the line.
“Obviously we had 10 players,
so we got tired,” Quesada said.
“But I think it was more of the
foul problem.”
Stew Milne, The BaitalM'
Sophomore forward Calvin Davis
slips and loses the ball to Texas
guard Kris Clack in the second haf
AGGIELAND SOCCER LEAGUE
• The ASL has over 40 teams in 8 cities in 3 differ
ent divisions. • All games are 45-minute halves. •
New teams are forming this Spring of 1997 season.
• The first league meeting will be Thursday, January
16 at the Engineering-Physics Build. Room #216 at
7:30 PM. • If you are looking for a team, have a
part of a team, or have a complete team, please
come to the meeting or call the league. • The last
day to register a “team” is Tuesday, January 21 and
the last day to register a “player” is April 9. • For
more information please call the league at 696-1974.
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