Page 4 College Station, Texas Tuesday, February 11, 1969
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‘HEART’ WINNER
Tom Buckman, A&M’s prize tight end and tackle from Ft.
Worth, walked off with the loot at the A&M football ban
quet Saturday night after being named winner of the 1968
“Aggie Heart Award.” The five-foot high trophy is pre
sented by Coach Gene Stallings annually to the senior who
most shows such traits as attitude, dedication and desire.
The winner is selected by a vote of the entire football squad.
(Photo by Mike Wright)
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FINAL DAY IS FEB. 15
By RICHARD CAMPBELL
The Texas Aggie Fish rode a
hot second half shooting streak
to pound the Rice Owlets, 86-72,
and move their second record to
5-2.
The Fish hit 19 of 29 shots for
62.1 per cent in the final twenty
minutes to put the game out of
reach of the Owlets. In all, A&M
hit 33 of 59 from the field for a
brilliant 56 per cent, while Rice
suffered through 28 of 77 for a
meager 36.4 per cent.
Jeff Watkins again led the
Fish with 23 points and managed
to drag down 11 rebounds as four
Fish hit in double figures. Skip
Carleton finished with 18 and
Rick Duplantis had 16 and Frank
Farnsworth had 15 before fouling
out.
The Fish will get one of their
toughest assignments Tuesday as
they host the Texas Yearlings, a
team which crushed them 126-76
earlier in the year. The Yearlings
will bring a 7-1 record into the
5:45 p.m. contest, losing only to
the Rice Freshmen, 67-65, last
Wednesday.
Probable starters for the Year
lings will be Scooter Lenox (22.3),
Eric Groscurth (15.7), Richard
Langdon (13.4), Steve Aaker
(10.0), and Larry McCoy (6.2).
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Ags-TU Open SWC 2nd Rouni
By JOHN PLATZER
The second round push for the
Southwest Conference cage cham
pionship begins tonight at 8 for
the Aggies as they host arch-rival
Texas.
A&M finished the first half of
the SWC race tied with Baylor
for the number one spot with a
6-1 record while the Longhorns
of Coach Leon Black currently
sport a 3-4 mark.
Coach Shelby Metcalf’s cagers
polished off the Steers 65-57 be
fore regional television cameras
in Austin earlier in the season.
Texas carries a three game losing
streak into the contest (A&M,
Rice and Baylor), while the
Aggies defeated Rice 90-82 in
their last outing.
The Longhorns are paced by
Kurt Papp and Wayne Doyal with
18 and 15 point scoring averages
respectively. The center position
will probably be manned by
Bruce Motley while Mike Smith
is the top reserve. A battle be
tween Larry Smith, Billy Black
and Marcus Whitson has taken
shape over the past couple of
weeks for the Steers’ two guard
slots.
In the first meeting between
the two clubs, Doyal kept Texas
in the game with fine outside
shooting in the first half but he
cooled off in the second half and
the Aggies’ superior talent showed
through.
Mike Heitmann, a junior from
Houston Sam Houston, had one
of his finest nights of the season
Saturday to pace A&M in their
victory over Rice. Heitmann con
nected on 8 of 11 shots from the
floor to gather 20 points before
fouling out.
Four other Aggies were in
double figures in the contest with
Billy Bob Barnett also scoring 20
while Ronnie Peret had 18 and
Bill Cooksey and Sonny Benefield
each contributed 13. Peret led the
Aggies to a 54-50 rebound edge
in the game with 14 while Barnett
dragged off 9.
Jim Naples paced the Rice at
tack with 18 points while Gary
Reist had 16 and Greg Williams
contributed 14.
The Aggies led at halftime
38-36 after connecting on only
39.3 per cent of their shots in the
period. In the second half they
pulled away from the Owls as
they hit on 18 of 31 field goal
attempts for a blistering 56.1 per
cent. Turnovers again hurt A&M
in the game as they committed
19 while Rice had! 16.
An encouraging note for the
Aggies in Rice game was the
appearance of Harry Bostic for
the first time since the game with
TCU, five games back. The 6-6
senior entered the contest after
Heitmann picked up his fifth foul
and moved well on his bad leg
although he failed to score.
Bostic had not been expected to
be able to play for another week.
Barnett continues to lead the
Aggies in scoring for the season
with a 17.4 average while Peret
is at 16.7 and Heitmann has a
13.5 average. Sonny Bennefield | u
is averaging 12 while Bosfr
at 6.3 and Steve Niles has a
at a 4.8 clip.
A&M’s top reserves haveii
sophomores Bill Cooksey
Chuck Smith and junior
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