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Wednesday, March 1, 1972
College Station, Texas
Page 9
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By BILL HENRY
Assistant Sports Editor
Winning is never easy against
Texas University but the A&M
Fish showed a hometown crowd
of in excess of 5,000 people that
with a Southwest Conference title
on the line it could be done.
It was in great style as A&M
defeated the Texas Yearlings,
81-72, here Tuesday. A&M took
the title by having the best sea
son’s mark, 12-4, compared to a
10-5 for Texas.
Mike Floyd took the local scor
ing honors by hitting seven of
12 field goals and six of 10 free
throws. Cedric Joseph had 19,
Webb Williams 16 and Dale Don
aldson finished with 13 to round
out the scoring.
High point man for the game
was Texas’ Chris Voegle with 22.
Joseph and Mercer co-held the
rebounding honors wtih ten. Mark
Anthony led the Yearlings with
Sports schedule
Wednesday
Baseball: Iowa State, here,
doubleheader, 1 p. m.
Thursday
Swimming: SWC meet at Lub
bock
Golf: Broder Olympics, Laredo
Friday
Tennis: Corpus Christi, there
Swimming: SWC meet at Lub
bock
Golf: Border Olympics, Laredo
Saturday
Basketball: Texas Tech, Lub
bock, 8 p. m.
Baseball: Sam Houston, Hunts
ville, doubleheader, 1 p. m.
Track: Border Olympics, Lare
do
Tennis: Trinity, San Antonio
Swimming: SWC meet at Lub
bock
Golf: Border Olympics, Laredo
Rugby: St. Edward’s, here
Tuesday
Tennis: Michigan, here
nine.
A&M won the game by having
a hot hand in hitting 31 of 55
shots for 66% from the field. The
Yearlings, who hit for 58% in the
first half, dropped to 40% the
final stanza and an overall 47%
for the night.
There was little excitement in
the first stanza as both teams
had trouble holding on to the ball.
The Aggies had a good spurt
early in the period when they
scored eight unanswered points
in a three minute span of time
and jumped out to a nine point
lead, 20-11.
Texas quickly scored six points
to bring the visitors within six,
22-16 and ten minutes to play.
The remainder of the period
was spent with both teams play
ing conservatively. Texas ran a
deliberate offensive pattern cou
pled wtih a tenacious man-to-man
defense. A&M countered with a
fast break offensive attack and
a mammoth size advantage under
the backboards.
A&M finished the half with a
five point lead, 40-35.
Texas started the second half
wtih a bang, bringing the score
to 45-44 with 15:30 left in the
period.
A&M countered with five
straight points in pulling ahead,
55-44 with 13:50 left.
The Texas press and deliber
ate offensive attack began to
puzzle the run-and-shoot Fish
while the Yearlings began to eat
away the Fish lead, 52-50, wth
12:05 remaining. The Fish began
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Heilman. Joseph set a new A&M Fish scoring record in season with a 12-4 mark. (Photo by Mike Rice)
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