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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Wednesday, February 13, 1963
Table Tennis Trio
Will Play In Dallas
Spencer Gaille, Maurice Chapman
and Joseph Asu will represent A&M
at the Region 9 table tennis com
petition of the Association of Col
lege Union Games Tournament at
SMU in Dallas Friday and Satur
day.
The three were winners of the
Memorial Student Center’s annual
Singles Table Tennis Tournament
held in the recreation room Monday
night.
Thirty-two Aggies were entered
in the tourney. The entry fee was
75 cents and the meet was open to
any student.
Gaille defeated Chapman in the
finals, 21-19, 24-22, and 21-17, in j |
the best three out of five series.
In perhaps the most heated
match of the night, Asu outlasted
Williams in the finals of the losers’
bracket, 21-17, 26-24, and 21-15.
Gaille, Chapman and Asu will
be playing against the cream of
the crop from colleges in Texas,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, and New
Mexico in the Dallas meet.
A&M’s trio of ping pong aces
will receive letter sweaters for
representing Aggieland at the tour
ney.
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BENNIE HITS 35
Cadets Edge Ponies, 76-7
Lenox Stages Shooting Circn
The Aggies, behind the 35-point
performance of junior Bennie Len
ox, regained the magic touch Tues
day night and defeated the SMU
Mustangs 76-70 in G. Kollie White
Coliseum.
Lenox hit 10 field goals and 15
of 17 free throws to fall two points
short of Carroll Broussard’s record
of 37.
Despite Lenox’s one man show,
the Cadets had to pull up from a
five-point deficit, 37-32, at half
time to ice the victory.
A disappointing crowd of 4,000
was not disappointed in the game
as both squads moved the ball well,
hustled and generally gave the
fans a fast-moving, interesting,
close contest.
The Ponies jumped out to a
fast 14-6 lead, making good on
their first six shots and two foul
shots. The Aggies closed the gap
on two jump shots by Paul Timmins
for a 16-16 tie.
LENOX FOILED AND FOULED IN SHOT ATTEMPT
. . . James Thompson (32) draws personal
But a spell of awkardness on the
part of the Maroon helped SMU
to gain a nine point advantage
before the tide turned.
The Farmers took five minutes
of the second half to catch the
Mustangs and held for the remain
der of the game.
Though Lenox accounted for
nearly half the scoring, he received
a lot of help defensively from ball
hawking Gerald Woodard and
board - clearing Jerry Windham.
Windham grabbed off 15 rebounds
to lead both teams.
Towering Lew Qualls chipped in
with five rebounds and
several shots to aid the Cadu
Dave Siegmund scored 21
to lead SMU and pulled dm
rebounds in a losing cause.
The win brought the k
conference slate to 4-3 and
them 12 victories against
in season play.
Saturday night, the Arki
Razorbacks come to G. Rolliel
in an effort to end the Ad
newest win string at one.
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Captains for 1963 have been se
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E. L. Ener of Jasper and George
Tedford of Shreveport, La., both
senior two-year lettermen school
record holders, are student lead
ers for Coach Charles Thomas’
track squad.
Richard Barker, a sophomore
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man, a junior from Falfurrias, are
captains of the tennis team,
coached by Omar Smith.
Thomas Kennerly of Houston
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