A&M fourth in Rice tourney
Hoover-Courson runners-up in doubles competition
THE BATTALION
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH HifJ
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A&M returned from the Rice
Intercollegiate Tournament with
fourth place overall, doubles run-
nerup and a shutout over Texas
Tech.
The Aggies won five of their
six first round matches on the
i-oad to the team trophy.
Junior Bill Hoover was the lone
Aggie to succumb in the first
round, losing to Michael Collins of
Oklahoma State, 6-7, 6-1, 6-2.
Freshman Charles Emley had
no trouble eliminating Central
Texas’ Sam Nunez, 6-2, 6-2. Dan
Courson defeated Tom Dughi of
Columbia, 6-2, 6-3 and Bill Wright
beat Juan Ceron, Central Texas,
7-6, 7-5.
All three first round winners,
though, were eliminated in the
second round.
In doubles competition eventual
finalists Courson and Hoover ad
vanced as did the second team of
Emley and Mark Silberman.
Emley and Silberman succumb
ed to Rice’s Emilio Montano and
Alan Boss, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2 in the sec
ond round while Hoover and Cour
son downed Burrman and Tim
mons of Trinity, 6-1, 7-5 to ad
vance.
In the third round of play
Hoover and Courson defeated Van
Min and Van Malder of Tennessee,
6-3, 3-6 and 6-2.
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SWC standings
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Arkansas
Texas Tech
Houston
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SWC STANDINGS
Conference AH Games
W L PCT. W L Pet.
9 0 1.000 21 4 .840
10 2 .833 27 2 .931
.667 18 8 .692
.667 18 7 .720
.667 19 11 .633
.333 9 10 .474
.222 4 14 .222
8 4
8 4
10 5
3 6
2 7
1 11 .091 7 19 .269
0 12 .000 5 17 .227
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
Monday—Arkansas 4-3, Mankato State
2-9; Baylor 4, Houston 3.
Tuesday—Rice 10-1, Washington 0-6 ;
TCU 14-10, Nebraska 6-3 ; Baylor 8-4,
Houston 0-2.
Wednesday—SMU 10, Nebraska 9;
Rice 6-2, St. Mary’i
Friday—Te:
•y's 5-0.
A&M 5, Arkansas 2 ;
rriday—lexas A&M 5, Arkansas 2 ;
TCU 15, Baylor 4 ; Texas 18, SMU 3 ;
Rice 4, Texas Tech 3.
Saturday—A&M 15-15, Arkansas 0-1 ;
TCU 0-8, Baylor 4-6; Texas 6-22, SMU
5-5 ; Rice 4-4. Texas Tech 3-3.
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The Ags then disposed of the
highly touted Houston doubles
team of Ross Walker and Dale
Ogden in the semifinals match,
6-3, 6-1.
Because of inclement weather,
the final match between Hoover
and Courson and SMU’s George
Hardie and Tim Vann was moved
indoors.
SMU proved just too powerful
for the Ags though and took the
title in winning 7-5, 6-4.
Although the Aggies failed to
repeat as doubles champions,
coach Omar Smith was pleased.
“We played real well as a whole.
“Losing to SMU in the final
dopbles match was a bitter pill.
Both teams played the percentage
shots and came to the net real
well, but our inability to return
service when we needed the break
hurt us.”
SMU and co - fourth - ranked
Houston tied early for the lead,
but SMU leaped forward to take
the team title after taking both
the singles and doubles crown.
Northeast Louisiana was third
and A&M was in fourth just a
point short of a third place tie.
The Aggies finished higher than
six nationally ranked teams and
National Junior College Champ
ion Central Texas.
Also, over the weekend the Ags
finished a rain-postponed match
with Texas Tech. Emley and John
Kirwan had their match cut short
with Tech’s No. 2 doubles team
after splitting sets here last week.
Emley and Kirwan took the third
set in Houston, 6-1, to win the
match. The win completed a shut
out over Tech in the Ags only
Southwest Conference outing this
year.
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The United States volleyball team
kept the ball alive under a barrage of
spikes to break out of a tie and win the
final set over the Internationals in
taking a 15-6, 1-15, 15-12 decision
here Tuesday night.
U.S. captain Dan Bibeau’s forces
took advantage of an early break in the
first set and forged ahead to outscore
the Internationals 7-1 in the second
half of the set.
The players of captain Jan
Szalowski’s foreign squad came back
strong in the second set allowing only a
single early point by the American
players in romping to a 15-1 score.
The two teams traded sparse points
in the third set and had trouble
breaking out of a 5-5 tie. Points were
traded until the game was tied 11-11.
The U.S. then got things together and
forged ahead.
Karl Kuchnow finished the game
with an irreturnable spike after the
Internationals broke serve three times
facing game point.
A trophy, supplied by the Foreign
Students Office, will be displayed in
the Intramural Office.
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