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NEWS
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at operating a backhoe by trying to scoop balls into a basket at the 01)01
College Station Parks and Recreation 30th Anniversary Celebration at WolfPen
Creek on Saturday. The backhoe obstacle course was one of a variety of games
featured at the event.
McNeal
Continued from Page 7
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al so fun while we’re here,’
Neal said.
“We need to just go out and
do the best we can and we’ll
come out on top. That’s what
I feel like we’re* capable of
doing.”
Friday’s success advanced
Lufkin into the winner’s brack
et tournament on Saturday
morning. Unfortunately for
McNeal and his teammates,
their tournament came to a pre
mature end without a berth into
the championship game at Kyle
Field.
After a 26-25 victory over
Arp in Saturday’s first round,
Lufkin lost to Plano in the sec
ond round 21-14.
McNeal said it was great to
see the excitement his commit
ment had created and that he
was anxious to finish his senior
season and begin his A&M
football career.
McNeal’s first performance
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case his skills for Aggie iansi When the
the future. II driver
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eral months before the signmj
deadline
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good school, it’s just a gi
place for me to be in and it’s
even far from home.”
Duval
Continued from Page 1
out there,” Woods said after a 71.
He was not alone.
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geys. The only other American to make a mc jL
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