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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1975
By DAVID WALKER case this past weekend in the Baylor
K Staff Sports Writer Tournament.
I Texas A&M’s women basketball The Aggies got their first victory
I team added three victories to their in the opening round Friday after
record and a trophy to their trophy noon by beating Dallas Baptist by a
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score of 77-40. Karen Aulenbacher
and Ruth Whiteley tied for high
point honors with 14 while Sally
Morisse was the only other Aggie in
double figures with 11.
Later Friday the Ags won game
number two but it wasn’t as easy at
the first one. It took them an over
time to knock off West Texas State,
74-69. Karen Aulenbacher was
again the high scorer for the Aggies
with 26. Sally Morisse was the only
other Aggie in double figures with
13. Laura Holmes and Cissy Auclair
were next withnine, with Dana Cal
laway hitting seven and Diane
Quitta and Cindy Horton rounding
out the scoring with six and four
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Coach Kay Don kneels beside the third place trophy from
The Baylor Invitational Tournament. (Photo by Douglas winstup)
points, respectively.
The third game of the tourney
was a different story as the Aggies
ran into a roadblock known as the
Baylor Bears. Baylor won the game,
but not without help.
“Let me put it this way, they had
12 fouls to our 29, and that sounds a
little fishy,” Aggie coach Kay Don
said. “It was really bad, we had four
starters who were out of the game
with ten minutes left.”
“I won’t blame it all on the refs
but it was really had. I think things
will be a little different when they
come and play on our court,” Don
said.
The two teams get together on
the Aggies home court tonight,
game time 5:15.
T thought it was one of our best
games of the year, it was really a
team effort,” Don said.
The Aggie scoring was well bal
anced in the Baylor game with three
Aggies scoring in double figures.
Laura Holmes led all scorers with
18. Karen Aulenbacher had 14, and
Diane Quitta had 12. Other Ags get
ting into the scoring act were Cissy
Auclair with nine, Sally Morisse
with eight, Cindy Horton six, and
Dana Callaway and Ruth Whiteley
beach has two.
In the third place game the Ag
gies had a tough time with Texas
Women’s University before finally
winning out 6Q-54. Cissy Auclair
was high for tbe Aggies with 26, fol
lowed Dy Jially Morisse with 14 and
Karen Aulenbacher’s eight.
Cissy Auclair was named to the
All-Tournament team for the Ag
gies.
After tonight’s re-match with
Baylor the Aggies go to Houston
Friday for the City of Houston Wo
men’s Tournament. There are 31
teams from four states in the tour
nament with the Aggies playing
Baylor again at 2:00 Friday.
Basketball team hopes
to regain winning ways
By MIKE BRUTON
Sports Editor
The Texas Aggie basketball team
will attempt to atone for its loss to
the Razorbacks and give Coach
Shelby Metcalf his 100th SWC win
when the Baylor Bears invade G.
Rollie White Coliseum tonight.
The Ags will probably have fire in
their eyes after suffering a 95-89
double overtime defeat at the hands
of Arkansas. This will be a must
game for the A&M hoopsters, as
they are again tied with the Hogs for
the conference lead at 5-1.
An Aggie win tonight would make
Metcalf the fourth coach in SWC
basketball history with 100 loop
wins.
Baylor Coach Carroll Dawson
brings a 3-3 SWC slate into the con
test with hopes of robbing Metcalf of
the century mark tonight. He also
brings with him one of the finest
freshman players in the conference
in the person of 6-9y2 center Tony
Rufus along with sophomore
guard Billy Carlisle have been the
main spark of the Baylor attack.
Rufus is the leading scorer for the
Bears with Carlisle being an excel-
taken lightly as they are only one
point away from being tied for sec
ond with Tech at 4-2, after losing a
squeaker to Texas Saturday 63-62.
The Bears starting lineup is
rounded out by Tom Corley at
guard, James Weaver and Jeff Mil
ler at the forwards.
Tonight’s game will be the 126th
meeting between the two teams
with A&M leading the series 75-50.
Fans can expect a physical game
when the Bears come to town, espe
cially tonight with both teams striv-
int to overcome tough losses.
The depth-laden Aggies ap
peared to be ready for the game as
they shot well and moved briskly in
yesterday’s workout. The probable
starting lineup for the Aggies will be
Mike Floyd, Sonny Parker, John
Thornton, Jerry Mercer and Barry
Davis.
The Aggies will face Arkansas in a
rematch Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at G.
Rollie White Coliseum.
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