THE BATTALION Page 13 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1978 TURKEY MRt YOU HEY, ISN’T ANYONE CrO I N Cr TO THANK ME? ervin leads Spurs United Press International Ian ANTONIO, Texas — rge Gervin scored 27 points to d San Antonio to a 116-105 Itory over Washington Tuesday fcht to keep the Spurs alive in the IBA East Division semifinals. I da ^ reen ’ a re serve center lo became a starter two games " al ,1), backed up Gervin with 18 C(,llt oints, including two dunks and two 3S ® ip-ins in the final three minutes of 1P i 'if w * n Washington still 1 3-2 in the seven game series, next game is Friday night in dover, Md., where the Spurs e never won in their two NBA [sons. A possible seventh game be played Sunday in San An- lio. he Spurs took an early lead, 17 after the first quarter, but the lets cut the margin to 57-55 at ime behind a 10-point scoring ;e by Mitch Kupcak in the sec- quarter. ashington took its only lead [lyin the third period with 9:23 on Bob Dandridge’s jumper but jn the Spurs reassumed command ough the Bullets cut the margin just to I pindl an idr has , the ig not iat to two points with 1:50 left in that quarter by Larry Wright. The Spurs had their most bal anced scoring attack of the series with five men in double figures. Larry Kenon had 15 points, Billy Paultz added 14 and Mike Gale hit for 12. Guard Charles Johnson led the Bullets with 23 points while Dan- dridge and Elvin Hayes, who had led the Washington scoring the pre vious games, were held to 16 and 17 points, respectively. The Spurs were the NBA s high est scoring team during the regular season but had not been able to con trol the pace of the previous games against the Bullets. In last Sunday’s loss at Landover, Coach Doug Moe changed the team’s run-and-gun of fense to a deliberate passing game. Tuesday night the Spurs used both strategies, using the slower style throughout the first half and turning on their running game in the second half as they scored six straight points. Washington could get no closer than nine points with 2:33 in the game, but San Antonio turned back the Bullets as Green hit three straight and Gervin hit a 2-foot jumper. an. Ait outfiel fliienct| guys, nail tl ur hell ig peril you i mini! mv k exas teams 10th get wins United Press International like Hargrove and Richie Zisk ifirst-inning homers and veteran fguson Jenkins pitched a four- er in Arlington Tuesday to give Texas Rangers a 4-1 victory over Kansas City Royals, inkins, 34, did not allow a urunner for six innings, but fleet llie Wilson led off the seventh a single up the middle. In the ith, Tom Poquette singled to it field and was thrown out by as he tried to stretch it into a ible. iargrove led off the game with a ner to right field off loser Dennis inard, 2-3. John Lowenstein sin- id and Zisk followed with a two- [i homer to left-center field, his h. In the second inning, Bert mpaneris drove in Jim Sundberg h a sacrifice fly for the Rangers’ al run. Wilson doubled with one out in fii ; ninth and Hal McRae drove him with a single to spoil Jenkins’ atout bid. f And in Houston Enos Cabell 0 ove in two runs and Mark mongello fired a sixhitter Tuesday ?ht to lead the Houston Astros to a 1 victory over the San Diego dres. .emongello, 2-2, allowed only „ earned run — a solo homer to ive Winfield in the sixth — -,;ed two and struck out one in ing the distance for the second le in four starts. [Houston scored in the third on a Jk to Roger Metzger, Lemongel- js sacrifice, a single by Terry Puhl Cabell s ground out. The Padres it in the fourth with an un- .jed run when George Hendrick Iked, reached third on Cabell’s owing error and scored on Oscar imble’s infield out. A new medium of exchange. SIGN UP NOW FOR INTERVIEW SENIORS/GRADS INFORMATION BOOTH M.S.C. REPS ON CAMPUS TODAY! WED-THUR APRIL 26-27 WJJ BUS DRIVERS WANTED! START AT $2.75/hr. 2nd SEMESTER $2.95/hr. 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I At the same time, a team that [very few mentioned as the possible SWC champion, the Arkansas Razorbacks, are tied for the lead with Texas A&M going into the final series of the season with the Aggies. For Coach Tom Chandler’s Ag gies, it looked as though the 1978 season would be a long one. In the conference opener against Houston, the Cougars took two games from the Aggies. But as it turned out, the only thing that seemed long and drawn out was the time it took to complete the Aggies’ new home, Olsen Field. The Aggies got on the winning track by defeating Texas twice in Austin and sweeping Rice in a three-game series at Olsen Field. In the series against Baylor, the Aggies hit a record seven homerun balls over the fence and into the Brazos River in Waco. Chandler’s crew even took on a professional team this season. The Houston Astros were passing through town, on their way to a sea son opener with Cincinnati, and the Aggies defeated them 1-0. 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