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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, December 5, 1967
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Aggie Five Makes It Two With 106-95 Win
By GARY SHERER
With the 1967-68 Aggie basket
ball season two games old, the
Maroon and White roundballers
have accomplished three things
that didn’t happen in 24 games
last season,
Monday night, the Aggies du
plicated one of the feats by
knocking off the highly-touted
Trinity University cagers from
San Antonio, 106-95 in overtime,
before 3,500 fans at G. Rollie
White Coliseum.
THAT FEAT WAS topping the
Aggies’ best single game scoring
mark of last season for the sec
ond game in a row. In fact, Mon
day night’s total was the best
single game performance for
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the Aggies in history. And, this
includes the John Beasley years
when 100 points was not unheard
of for the Aggies.
The other two accomplishments
are: (1) winning a game on the
road and (2) a two-game winning
streak.
One didn’t have to be told that
this is an improved Aggie bas
ketball squad as just eyesight
was enough. This game came on
the heels of the Aggies’ Friday
night 84-77 victory over Louisi
ana Tech at Rustin, La.
Where Billy Bob Barnett was
the high scorer at Louisiana with
24 points, the top man honors
shifted to sophomore Mike Heit-
man Monday night.
HEITMANN, the leading scorer
for the Fish last year with a
21.9 average, led the Aggie score
sheet with 28 points. What was
most significant about the Hous
tonian’s performance was that 21
of his total came in the second
half. Heitman set the pace for the
Aggies’ hot second half shooting
performance with 7 of 11 from the
field in the second 20 minutes.
The Aggies missed just 10
shots in the second half but Trin
ity put up 27 more shots to erase
the nine-point lead the Aggies
had taken to the dressing room
at halftime. Trinity not only
erased the lead, they took the
long end of the score at the 1:40
mark of the second half.
With Trinity up 87-84, Heit
man personally wiped out the
three-point deficit in the 21 sec
onds that remained in the game.
The Sam Houston High product
hit on a driving layup and was
fouled by a Trinity player and
the 6-4 blond cooly sank the foul
shot to give him the all-important
three-point play.
THE AGGIES didn’t have to
come from behind again as Trin
ity lost three players on fouls
in the five-minute overtime and
the Aggies coasted home.
Heitmann, who also topped the
Aggie rebound totals with 13,
received lots of assistance from
his teammates. Ronnie Peret, who
carried the scoring load in the
first half, popped in 21 points
to take runner-up honors for the
Aggies.
Senior John Underwood who
was the floor general for the
Maroon and White, was next with
16 markers. It was Underwood’s
two jump shots that pulled the
Aggies to their 41-32 halftime
lead.
Captain Terry Trippet and
Tyler JC transfer Harry Bostic
were next with 14 and 12, respec
tively. Trippet’s harassment of
Trinity’s big gun Larry Jeffries
in the second half added to the
final result.
JEFFRIES finished with 31
points to take game honors but
Trippet hounded the talented jun
ior from Illinois to a 4 of 11 field
goal performance in the final 25
minutes. Jeffries, however, did
his damage from the foul line as
he threw in nine free ones in the
second half.
Bostic, who was the top re
bounder for the Aggies Friday
night with nine, pulled down 11
errant shots to place second to
Heitmann in the department. The
6-6 St. Paul, Ind., product, who
led Tyler JC in scoring last sea
son, scored 15 points in the Lou
isiana Tech game.
Barnett finished with seven
points as the Brenham junior had
to sit out a lot of the action be-
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PERET SCORES
Ronnie Peret (44) drives for two of his 21 points in Monday night’s 106-95 Aggie win
over Trinity University of San Antonio. Defenders for Trinity are Larry Jeffries (25)
and Felix Thruston (33).
cause of foul trouble. As men
tioned, last season’s Aggie MVP
was high scorer Friday night and
his absence was felt in the hectic
second half.
HECTIC is the word for the
Aggies’ schedule this week. West
Texas State will invade G. Rollie
Thursday night followed by
Southwest Texas State on Satur
day evening.
Coach Shelby Metcalf hopes the
heavy schedule will prepare his
charges for their upcoming jtwo-
night tournament in Kansas Dec.
15-16. The Aggies will partici
pate in the Sunflower Classic
with the other teams being Kans
as, Kansas State and Cincinatti.
With opposition like this, the
Aggies will have their work cut
out for them.
Fish Top HCJC
In First Outing
swe
Cage Roundup
The Southwest Conference fin
ished 2-5 in last night’s cage
action. The Aggies and Baylor
were the only SWC teams to
gain victories. TCU, SMU, Rice,
Texas Tech and Texas all came
out on the short end of the score.
AUSTIN (A 3 ) _ Pete Maravich
hit for 42 points Monday night
in leading Louisiana State to an
87-78 basketball victory over
Texas.
FORT WORTH (A 5 !—Oklahoma
scored 10 points on free shots in
the last two minutes of play to
pull away from Texas Christian
and win its second basketball
game 65-57 Monday night.
SHREVEPORT, Ln. (A>1—Bay
lor’s taller Bears outrebounded
Centenary 82-58 and chalked up
their second straight victory of
the college basketball season
Monday night 93-78.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <A>) — Mike
Stewart scored 23 points to lead
Memphis State past determined
Rice 64-56 in a college basketball
game here Monday night.
DALLAS <A>> —Georgia Tech’s
Dave Clark dropped in two free
throws with 58 seconds remaining
to secure a 77-74 basketball vic
tory over Southern Methodist
Monday night.
Texas Tech gave Brigham
Young a tough test Monday night
but fell to the top-ranked Utah
team 72-58 in a game played at
Provo, Utah.
PARDNER
You’ll Always Win
The Showdown
When You Get
Your Duds Done
At
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
By JOHN PLATZER
Battalion Sports Staff V •
Paced by’ Bill Cooksey’s 24
points, the Aggie Fish opened
their college careers with a con
vincing' 77-70 Victory over.^Heq*^
derson County Junior Coflegd
Monday night in G. Rollie White.
After being tied at 2-2, the Fish
surged to an 11-4 lead and were
never caught. A short jump shot
by Chuck Smith gave the Fish
their biggest lead of the first
half at 41-24 with 2:16 left, A
brief closing rally by Henderson
narrowed the gap at 43-28 at the
half.
The shooting of Roddy Mc-
Alpine, Steve Niles, Smith and
Cooksey gave the Fish control
of the game at the beginning of
the second half as they gradually
pulled away to their biggest lead
of the game at 67-43 with 8:42
left. Henderson then began to chip
away at the lead but was never
able to get any closer than the
final spread.
Throughout the game it was
the Fish shooting from the field
that pulled them through. A&M
had 11 turnovers in the game to
7 by Henderson and were out-
rebounded 45-44 but they hit on
31 of 60 shots for a 51.7 mark
to gain the verdict.
Cooksey got all his points from
the field with a 12 for 21 night
while not attempting a free shot.
Smith followed Cooksey with a
UofH Gets Win
HOUSTON (A 5 ) — Elvin Hayes
collected 33 points and 21 re
bounds and led Houston, the na
tion’s No. 2 college basketball
team, to a 90-75 victory over
Abilene Christian Monday night.
Abilene Christian’s ball-control
game kept it within two points
of the Cougars, 36-34, at inter
mission. The Wildcat attack can
tered around John Ray Godfrey,
who scored 29 points, hauled in
seven rebounds and made seven
assists.
The Wildcats’ defense dropped
Houston’s scoring average to the
100-point mark after two games.
In the Cougars’ opener against
Sacramento State, all five start
ers ended in double figures.
21 point total and was the game’s
’ heading rebounder with 15. Mc-
Alpine' also "finished in ' double
figures with 11 points while Niles
grabbed 12 rebounds and scored
7.. point#.
Alsd scoring’ for the Fish were
Danny Berry with 9 and Bryan’s
Billy Hodge with 5.
Leading the scoring for Hen
derson was Danny Gaines, a soph
omore from Memphis, Tenn., with
19.
The next game for the Fish
will be against Lon Morris Junior
College at G. Rollie White Satur
day. Lon Morris is annually one
of the strongest Junior College
teams in the state.
Lynch Wins First
In Karate Meet
Four Texas A&M Karate Club
members placed in the League
City Invitational Karate Tourna
ment this weekend, with John
Lynch taking top honors in the
Green Belt division.
Second place was won by Don
Earnst, while Joe Greenslade
finished third.
Leonard Hockstedler took
fourth place in the Yellow Belt
competition.
Other A&M team members in
cluded Brown Belt Jeff Neiland
and Walt Cloyd.
Teams from Texas City, Hunts
ville, Houston, Waco, Pasadena,
Galveston, and League City also
competed in the tournament.
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