THE BATTALION
Tuesday, February 1, 1972
College Station, Texas
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
nal Examination for the Doctoral Degree
3 «me: Blasingame, Donald Jerry
>gree: Ph.D. in Plant Pathology
S ssertation: ISOLATION AND SUBCUL-
3ITANE
(ALKHOPp
RALEIGH
VTALA
5 EUGE0T
TURE OF PLANT MYCOPLASMA, AND
THE EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTICS ON
THE ORGANISM IN VIVO AND ELEC
TRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF IN
FECTED CELLS.
ime: February 2, 1972 at 9:30 a. m.
lace: Room 206 in the Plant Sciences
Bldg.
George W Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
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Fish overcome fired up Baylor in 64-61 win
By BILL HENRY
Assistant Sports Writer
Baylor gave the Texas A&M
freshmen all they could handle
here Saturday night before fin
ally succumbing to the highly
rated Fish squad, 64-61.
With the win, A&M's record
stands at 6-2 overall and 3-0 in
SWC play. Baylor's own record
drops to 1-5 and 0-2 in confer
ence play. Both Baylor and A&M
return to conference action on
Tuesday, February 1st. Baylor
hosts TCU in Heart of Texas
Coliseum while the Fish visit
Rice in Houston.
Baylor’s success came with an
intensive defensive attack made
up of a full-court man-to-man
press and a tight man-to-man
defense. The Cub’s also worked
the ball well, waiting for the
good shot while the Fish ran
a helter-skelter offensive attack
trying to hit from the outside,
which they could not do.
A&M turned the ball over on
numerous occasions due to the
heads up and aggressive play of
the Cubs. In all, the Fish turned
the ball over 13 times, nine of
which came in the first half of
play.
“We didn’t play in the first
half,” stated coach Jim Culpep
per. “We made too many errors
and didn’t play smart basket
ball.”
The contest was close the en
tire way with no team really
able to amass a sizeable lead.
A&M took the lead early, 8-4,
but the Cubs came back to take
the lead away, 11-40, two min
utes later. The score was knotted
13 different times. The biggest
Baylor lead was 37-33 at the
start of the second stanza while
A&M’s largest lead was 64-57
with :37 left to play in the game.
The Fish took the lead for
good, 53-52, when Webb Wil
liams and Cedric Joseph broke
through the Baylor press for an
easy layup with 7:30 left to play
in the contest. From that point
on, A&M began to rally to its
largest lead, seven points. The
Fish began to go inside to their
big men, Joseph and Jerry Mer
cer, for offensive punch instead
of trying to bomb the basket
from 30-feet out like they had in
the first half.
“When we went inside, we
could score because of our height
advantage,” Culpepper said. “But
they still tried to shoot from out
side and it just wouldn’t work.
The second half we finally be
gan to go inside and that made
the difference.”
If the Baylor team needed ex
cuses for the contest, it can go
to the Fish strong points
throughout the season, rebound
ing and shooting percentages.
A&M grabbed off 46 rebounds to
only 32 for the outmanned Cubs.
The Fish also hit 27 of 56 shots
for 48% from the field while
Baylor hit on only 24 of 59 for
40%.
Baylor’s Tom Wilkins was the
night’s leading scorer with 20
points on eight of 22 field goals
and four of five free tosses.
James Weaver hit for 16 points
and Charlie Bassett, 12, rounded
out the Cub’s double figure scor
ers.
A&M’s Webb Williams played
one of his best games in a Fish
uniform, hitting eight of 16 shots
from the field and one of two
gratis pitches for 17 points. Jer
ry Mercer helped turn the tide
by scoring 14 points and grab
bing 19 rebounds. Cedric Joseph,
whose knee had to be taped be
fore the contest for an injury
received in practice Thursday,
saw limited action and put in 15
points while grabbing nine re
bounds mostly in the second half.
“This was a big win for us,”
Culpepper said. “We had never
won a close ball game like this.
It was a real good sign to see
the kids come back like they did
in the second half and control
the game. I was not real pleased
with the way we played but I’m
real glad to see us not give up
when we get into a tight situa
tion.”
The scoring:
Texas A&M: Webb Williams,
17; Cedric Joseph, 15; Jerry Mer
cer, 14; Dale Donaldson, 9; Is-
dell Birnbaum, 8; and Ronnie
Cornelius, 1.
Baylor: Tom Wilkins, 20;
James Weaver, 16; Charlie Bas
sett, 12; Gary Trentham, 6; Ted
Cantrell, 5; and Buck Anderson,
2.
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BATTALION CLASSIFIED
Aggie netters top Cen-Tex
Texas A&M’s junior varsity Dennis Hirschfield, A&M de
tennis team defeated Central
Texas Junior College, 8-4, in a
dual meet on the A&M courts
Friday afternoon.
The varsity opens its season
Saturday against the University
of Houston at 1:30 p.m. on the
A&M courts.
Singles:
Billy Hoover, A&M, defeated
Paco Ceron, 6-7, 7-5, 6-2.
Bill Wright, A&M, defeated
Hunt, 6-3, 6-3.
Asghar Amid defeated Jere
Mills, A&M, 3-6, 6-1, 7-5.
Mitch Barker, A&M, defeated
Umberto Izquierdo, 6-3, 2-<6, 6-1.
feated Gene Morris, 3-6, 6-1, 6-3.
Stewart Bunn defeated Don
Smith, A&M, 6-0, 6-0.
Bill Pecor, A&M, defeated
Woody Van Ommeren, 7-5, 6-1.
Bebo Bowen defeated Mark
Lothrop, A&M, 6-4, 6-4.
Doubles:
Hoover-Wright, A&M, defeated
Asghar - Ceron; Hunt - Izquierdo
defeated Mills-Barker, A&M,
6-3, 7-6; Hirschfield-Pecor, A&M,
defeated Bunn-Bowen, 6-4, 6-7,
6-2; Smith-Lothrop, A&M, de
feated Morris-Van Ommeren, 4-
6, 6-0, 6-2.
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