THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1976
Victory scratched from UT
ering their average to 68.4 per
to the Horns 72.2.
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By TONY GALLUCCI
. , , Battalion Sports Writer
said. lit
sase infa||ere were three top-notch
low to pilches on last nights fight card, but
pbne winner was determined,
soon put*,Hike Lien and Jarvis Williams
iwasa ight to a draw, with Lien gaining
team co« for initiative, and Williams for
mt on tuling the final blow. Barry Davis
'MorisseiWich Parsons also deadlocked,
ind she ith lost points for shedding blood
ii better thout sending the other out for
od.
nt hers Referees John Kloza and Ed Poss
lot last gned out in the battle of the whis-
(I ofi n "Bvhile the Aggies fought and
Jiper exi Relied their way to an 85-69 vic-
Jered mBjver the bunch from Austin,
rto rece: p e iceman took over for the sec-
orts at ^Btraight show, as Karl Godine
'loes &I fehed an even 10 of 20 from the
st year t®and connected on all four free
jiistus| fo W s to end up with a high of 24
ilot morelits. Godine also picked up 10 re-
llotofp |fids to lead all players. Sonny
kommentper was close behind with 21
ints and eight rebounds. Gates
rketinpifiIF n * ne rebounds. Ray
o worb t^i'ts had 14 points and Davis
lore. Bntlpp
Dan Krueger was high for Texas
T el ' ith26, after embarassing himself in
i siiK i eM 0 j t j ie ()ran g e _ c l at ] crowd in Au-
in one week ago. Krueger provided
jLonghorns only second half
|W:k, by scoring 16 of the Horns 35
lints in that period.
He game was much like tine game
Hustin last week. The teams
!Mairly even in the first half,
^ugb the Ags led by as much as
;ht The lead was maintained from
irst basket, until Parsons hit a
brow to complete a three-point
nd the Horns gained their first
the game at 34-34. That was
30 seconds remaining. The Ags
led away the final seconds and
ne moved in for the final layup
pass from Wally Swanson. Poss
1 basket interference on an at-
ted block and the Ags took a
lead to the locker room.
coach Shelby Metcalf said,
played kind of sloppy the first
and I was kind of disappointed.
Ne came back and played well in
econd half and put it away,
n away was more like it. The
ame out running.
Jiored by Sonny P s 17 second
points, the Ags soon com-
led the scoreboard by as much
points, and tinkered with that
n for almost seven minutes be-
jforging the final tally of 85-69.
cent
Forty-two fouls were called in the
game, one of the sloppier games this
season (for detailed analysis of last
night’s referees, see this week’s Ath
letic Oatmeal).
In a department vitally important
to the Aggie style of play, the home
team was credited with 17 assists to
Texas’ eight. Godine, was responsi
ble for six of those, again leading the
team. Sonny P and Roberts each had
three.
In other SWC action, the Red
Raiders maintained their close pro
ximity to the Ags in the race with and
impressive win over Arkansas in
Lubbock. Impressive because Tech
was without the services of two star
ters: Rudy Liggins and Grady New
ton who were both hospitalized.
Guard Steve Dunn, who hasn’t
played nuch because of a broken
nose, had to take up some of the slack
e just played 15 minutes of
basketball, said Metcalf. In
it was 10 minutes of good bas-
5tl jail, so the Ags took the Horns
SSHore seriously this time. It was
,im# ed -
Kne Ags, with the 15th ranked of-
mse in the nation scored right at
norm, while boosting their 77
oint SWC average.
G ()d ' ne l la<d his best scoring and
%^\jrouncling game of the season and
jlsted his average in both
Bgories. All-America candidate
2) miiv P upped his scoring average
igbtly. He is just out of the national
wring rankings as well as being on
iHringes in free throw percentage.
Bor the game A&M outrebounded
gji ie Sips, but they only gathered in
|p more, 43-41. The Ags outshot
Area ie ’Homs 49.3 to 41.2 per cent from
Rfield. The Ags outscored Texas
i^^*p85 in the second half, while push-
ig their field percentage to an even
percent. In the first half the Lon-
gbrns hit at only a 36.7 pace. Both
inis hit 13 free throws, but the Ag-
ies took one more attempt (19) low-
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in the stirring 86-78 victory.
TCU upset darkhorse Baylor
65-63 in Waco, ala Texas A&M’s win
over the Froggies in Ft. Worth
Saturday. The Frogs, however, had
to erase an 11-point halftime deficit
before playing super defense to gain
the win.
SMU smashed Rice 108-71 in Dal
las to stay on the Aggies’ trail and
simultaneously not spoiling the
Owls’ chances of becoming the first
winless SWC team in over a decade.
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Karl Godine splits between two Texas defenders to
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