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Aggie Five Trims Rice, 78-58
By GARY SHERER
Four minutes were gone before
the Aggies scored Tuesday night.
When they did, the Rice Owls
By JOHN PLATZER
Chuck Smith and Danny Berry
supplied the offensive firepower
last night in leading the Aggie
Fish to a measure of revenge with
an 89-68 victory over the Rice
Owlets.
The win came exactly one week
after the Fish had dropped a
63-58 contest to Rice in Houston.
Coach Jim Culpepper’s cagers are
now 6-3 for the year and 4-2 in
conference while Rice dropped to
a 3-6 season mark and 1-3 in
conference.
A&M will be out to revenge
their other conference defeat Sat
urday when they take on the
Baylor Cubs in Waco. Baylor de
feated the Fish on February 3
in College Station 81-67.
The score changed hands four
times and was tied five times in
the first eight minutes of the
Rice game when a short jumper
by Steve Niles gave the Fish a
lead they never relinquished.
A five point spree by Smith
helped the Fish stretch their lead
to 25-15 with 8:21 left in the half
before a Rice rally cut the margin
back to two.
didn’t have a chance, as the Ag
gies coasted to a 78-58 victory at
G. Rollie White Coliseum.
The small (3,000) turnout saw
The Fish then took control
once again to go into the halftime
dressing room with a 35-28 lead.
Niles paced the Fish’s first
half effort with 12 points while
Smith contributed 11.
In the second half Smith and
Berry took charge as the A&M
freshmen breezed home.
They steadily increased their
advantage to their largest margin
of 73-50 with 5:56 remaining.
The Owlets and Fish traded
points for the rest of the contest
with little change in the margin.
Smith popped in 29 points to
take high point honors in the
contest while Berry had 17, Bill
Cooksey contributed 15 and Niles
finished with 14. Gary Reist and
Marty Tendler, a couple of out-
of-state cagers paced the Owlets
with 15 and 14 points, respective
ly.
The Fish hit on a fantastic 18
of 26 shots in the second half
for 69.2 per cent to put the game
away. They finished with 31 of
55 for a 56.4 mark while Rice
had 27 of 65 for a 41.5 mark.
Smith and Niles also helped
the Fish win the battle of the
a close game in the first half.
The Aggies led 33-30 at inter
mission. But, when the final buz
zer sounded, the Aggies finally
backboards as A&M grabbed 46
rebounds to 33 by Rice. Smith
ended with 12 caroms while Niles
corralled 10 of them.
The young Aggies also came
out best in turnovers as they had
seven compared with nine by the
Owlets.
Berry hurt the Owlets outside,
hitting six of nine while Smith
did the job on the inside canning
11 of 16.
The efforts of Smith and Berry
were their best of the year in
scoring. Berry entered the game
with only a 5.9 average for the
season and a 7.2 mark in confer
ence action. His previous high
had also been against Rice when
he had 12 points.
Smith, the team’s second lead
ing scorer behind Cooksey’s 21.3
mark, was averaging 18.8 for the
year and 17 in conference. His
previous high had been against
Lon Morris and in the team’s
first conflict with the Texas Year
lings.
Niles, the Fish’s 6-11 center,
was the team’s third leading
scorer with a 13.3 average while
Roddy McAlpine entered the con
test with a 10.1 mark.
owned a winning Southwest Con
ference record at 5-4.
With Baylor losing to Texas
79-65, at Austin, the SWC race
is starting to get close. Baylor
still leads with a 7-2 mark. Then,
a four-way tie exists for second
place between the Aggies, Texas,
Arkansas and Texas Christian.
There is also a good battle going
on to stay out of the cellar be
tween Rice, Texas Tech and
Southern Methodist, all at 3-6.
Once again, it was aggressive
play by the Aggies that paved
the way to their eleventh win of
the year. Rice, as they did last
week at Houston, suffered an
other poor shooting night against
the Aggies.
Both teams fell off from their
first half shooting in the second
half. The Aggies hit at 50 per
cent in the first twenty minutes
while the Owls had a 48.1 mark.
The Aggies dropped to 40.5 per
cent in the second half while Rice,
slipped to a dismal 25.0.
But, a good reason for the Owls
poor shooting was the aggressive
ness of the Aggie defense. Rice’s
leading scorer, Larry Miller, was
high for the Owls but he had to
take 19 shots to get that much
as he missed 13. The other half
of the Owls’ scoring tandem, Greg
Williams, managed 10 points on
4 for 10 from the field.
Billy Bob Barnett paced the
Aggie attack with 17 points which
paced all scorers as did his 14
rebounds top everybody (Ronnie
Peret was close behind with 13).
Rebounds were the real story
in the Aggies’ second half pull
away. They out-rebounded the
Owls 36-21 which kept Rice from
getting a second shot in the sec
ond half. As it turned out, Rice
needed that second shot as they
only made 8 field goals after half
time.
The Aggies got balanced scor
ing as four men hit double
figures. Behind Barnett’s 17 was
Sonny Benefield, Mike Heitmann
and Johnny Underwood with 12,
11 and 10, respectively.
Saturday afternoon, the Aggies
will face a stern test at Waco.
The SWC race is turning into a
tighter affair now with Baylor
losing to Texas. The Bears are
tough at home, and the Aggies
will need a top effort to beat
Baylor.
The Aggies cannot afford to
lose any more games as another
loss would definitely stamp out
what slim chances they have left.
The Bears, on the other hand,
must not slip either so the region
al audience should see a thrilling
game Saturday afternoon.
The Aggies will have four
games left after the Baylor game
with half of them on the road.
They host the Arkansas Razor-
backs next week and then two
straight road games at TCU and
Tech follow, with the season
finale at home against SMU.
BENEFIELD HITS JUMPER
Sonny Benefield (13) sails a successful jump shot at the basket in this second half action
of Tuesday night’s 78-58 Aggie victory over Rice.
Fish Thump Owlets, 89-68
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