Page 10 College Station, Texas Wednesday, January 20, 1972
THE BATTALK
Defense gives Fish impressive 86-57 decision
j HENRY his point output of the past three to a 35-point lead with five min- the visitors. For the entire game, rather rely on junior college tal-
t Sports Editor games. Isdell Birnbaum, who took utes remaining. TCU could hit on only 17 of 73 ent than on their freshmen,” he
5 tenacious defensive at- over for injured Mike Floyd, play- Eddy Fitzhugh led the Wogs in shots for 23% while A&M hit 36 added.
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By BILL HENRY
Assistant Sports Editor
A&M’s tenacious defensive at
tack kept the Texas Christian
Wogs away from the basket as
the Fish coasted to their second
straight SWC win, 86-57, here
Tuesday. TCU’s loss leaves them
0-2 in conference play.
Cedric Joseph was the man of
the hour as he hit nine of 14
field goal attempts for 22 points
and grabbed 14 rebounds. Dale
Donaldson also had a hot hand
as he hit for 18 points, well above
his point output of the past three
games. Isdell Birnbaum, who took
over for injured Mike Floyd, play
ed by far his best game in an
A&M uniform, hitting 14 points
and leading the team on the floor
with his hustling play.
With only three minutes gone
in the first stanza, the Fish took
the lead for good, 6-4. By half
time, the Aggies had gained a
26-point advantage, 42-16. Coach
Jim Culpepper liberally laced the
lineup with reserves during the
second half and the Fish raced
to a 35-point lead with five min
utes remaining.
Eddy Fitzhugh led the Wogs in
total points with 14 while three
other TCU players, Dickie Walk
er, Sonny Cason and Chuck Elsey,
had ten.
Rebounds broke the back of the
outmanned Wogs with the Fish
taking a 65-44 advantage in that
department.
A&M also held a hot hand to
dismiss the Wog threat by hit
ting 43% of their field goal shots
in the first half to but 15% for
the visitors. For the entire game,
TCU could hit on only 17 of 73
shots for 23% while A&M hit 36
of 71 for a 51% clip.
“I was real impressed with our
inside play tonight,” Culpepper
said. “But I would also say that
the weakest part of their game
was to the inside.”
Culpepper also singled out
Birnbaum, Jerry Mercer and Jo
seph for fine play in Tuesday
night’s game.
“TCU doesn’t stress their fresh
man program much and would
rather rely on junior college tal
ent than on their freshmen,” he
added.
TCU’s overall record drops to
1-6 with its only victory coming
over Temple Junior College. The
Fish’s record now stands at 5-2
and return to the hardwood on
Saturday against the Baylor Cubs
here.
Bill Allen, G; Jerry Mercer, 5;
John Vaughan, 4; Ronnie Cornel
ius, 3 and Lee Billingsley, 1.
TCU — Eddy Fitzhugh, 14;
Dickie Walker, 10; Sonny
10; Chuck Elsey, 10; Jess Mini
8; Gary Cannon, 4 and John!
coff, 1.
Date set for 1972 All-American
The scoring:
Texas A&M—Cedric Joseph, 22;
Dale Donaldson, 18; Isdell Birn
baum, 14; Webb Williams, 13;
LUBBOCK, Tex. <A>)—The date
has been set for the 1972 Coaches
All-America football game which
has drawn record crowds here the
last two years.
Officials for the game
set June 24th in Jones Stadi:
as the date for the game.
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