THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1979
Page 15
with St. Mary’s. The Aggies will travel to Lub
bock Friday to play Texas Tech in a Southwest
Conference three-game series. Oh yes, the
juggler is freshman walk-on Cliff Ranson.
\ggie notes
Netters fall to Coogs
ratio Texas A&M tennis team suf-
dwit preii its second Southwest Confer-
ippon fenci loss in a row Monday, losing to
erceni ithe University of Houston 7-2, after
ral ek dropping a 9-0 match with Arkansas
Friday.
Aggies were able to win only
on! match each in both singles and
doubles competition. In the singles,
No. 5 seeded Trey Schutz beat
Hofuston’s Mike Lushitz, 6-3, 6-1,
while the team of Max King and Jim
Grubert took the No. 3 doubles
match from Cougars Lushitz and
Val Manning, 7-5, 1-6, 7-6.
■sxSKrASfM Coach David Kefit
liar mixed feelings about his team’s
pe lormance.
I thought we played well in
sprits, but we need to play equally
to.?h in all matches if we re to have
a (lance against as good a team as
H< iiston,” said Kent. “I was espe-
cialy happy with the play of Max
Ki ig who just got back into the
linjfup for us after being ill for quite
avhile. I also thought Trey Schutz
oncrief
onored
United Press International
AGO — Arkansas’ All-America
guard Sidney Moncrief has been
voted the first recipient of the R. E.
Henderson Award as the
Southwest Conference basketball
player displaying the most outstand
ing sportsmanship on and off the
»urt.
The award, named after the
longtime Baylor athletic director
id basketball coach, will be pres
ented by the Waco Chamber of
tymmerce Sunday at a luncheon.
Moncrief this season set Arkansas’
leer scoring record with 2,066
points and earned all conference
ors for the third time.
played his best tennis of the sea
son.”
The Aggies, currently 27-43 in
total conference matches and 11-10
overall, take on Lamar in their next
match Friday at 1:30 on the Texas
A&M varsity courts.
Women s tennis
Texas A&M’s women’s tennis
team should be seeded fifth or sixth
for this weekend’s TAIAW state
championship matches. The Aggies’
No. 1 player, Pam Hill, suffered a
ligament sprain in her left foot last
weetTbut should be ready for the
tourney.
The state championship is the
stepping stone onto the regional and
national championships.
Mens golf
Coach Bob Ellis will take a six-
man golf squad to Tyler this week in
quest of the SWC tournament
championship. Last year the Aggies
finished third behind Houston and
Texas. Texas A&M’s Dave Ogrin
was second in individual play last
year.
The team title is determined by
the four low scores among the six
entrants after 54 holes of play. The
tournament runs Friday through
Sunday.
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Spurs take two-game lead
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — A free throw
by Alan Bristow with four seconds
remaining clinched a thrilling 121-
120 San Antonio victory over
Philadelphia Tuesday night, giving
the Spurs a 2-0 lead in their best-
of-seven Eastern Conference semi
final series.
San Antonio let a 12-point lead
slip away in the third quarter and
then lost a 10-point lead in the final
period, but a single free throw by
Mike Gale and the final charity toss
by Bristow sealed the win before the
largest crowd ever to see a profes
sional game in Texas — 16,709.
Philadelphia lost a chance to tie
the game when, with six seconds
remaining and the 76ers trailing by
two, Maurice Cheeks misfired on a
pass to Henry Bibby.
The ball sailed out of bounds and
after San Antonio inbounded the
ball, Bristow brought it up court and
was fouled. Bristow missed his first
foul opportunity, but tossed in the
[second one to clinch the game.
Cheeks made a layup as time ran out
to account for the final score.
Cheeks had scored 12 points in
the first period as the 76ers jumped
to a 33-28 lead at the end of a quar
ter. San Antonio fell six points be
hind in the second quarter, but ral
lied behind nine points from James
Silas and eight from backup center
Mike Green to capture a 63-56
halftime lead.
Philadelphia did not lead again,
but knotted the score at 110-110
with 2:28 left: on a dunk shot by Dar
ryl Dawkins, who led the 76ers with
27 points — 22 of them in the sec
ond half.
George Gervin, the NBA s lead
ing scorer, hit 29 points for San An
tonio while Larry Kenon had 27 and
Silas 25. Julius Erving, who had cut
the deficit to 119-118 before Gale
made one of of two free shots with
12 seconds left, scored 25 points.
Cheeks wound up with 22 and
Bobby Jones had 20.
Silas scored 14 of his points in the
third quarter to help the Spurs open
as much as a 12 point advantage, but
he did not score a point in the fourth
period.
After Philadelphia tied the game
at 110-110, Kenon hit two free
throws to put San Antonio in front
for good. Moments later Gervin he
made a free throw and the lead see
sawed between one and three points
the rest of the game.
Among the critical baskets during
the final two minutes was a jump
shot by Bristow with 49 seconds re
maining to make the score 117-114.
Bristow finished with six points.
The series goes to Philadelphia
for games on Friday night and Sun
day afternoon and, if necessary, the
semifinal playoffs will come back to
the HemisFair Arena Thursday,
April 26.
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Women s golf
Coach Kitty Holley said her
entire squad is looking good as the
Aggie Ladies enter the TAIAW state
tournament this weekend in Com
merce. The women finished fifth
last week in the L^dy Cardinal In
vitational in Beaumont. Sophomore
Kim Bauer tied for first in medalist
play with Terese Hession of SMU.
Hession won the sudden death
play-off.
Track
After scoring an 88-48 victory in
Waco last weekend, the Texas A&M
men’s track team returns to Baylor
Friday to compete in the eight-team
Baylor Invitational meet.
The field includes Texas A&M,
Baylor, Rice, SMU, Missouri,
Lamar, North Texas and UT-
Arlington.
Prelims start at 1 p.m. Field
events begin at 4 p.m. and running
events finals state at 6 p.m.
The Aggies also announced the
signing of Barton Daniel, the state’s
top-ranked intermediate hurdler
from Spring High School. The 17-
year-old senior, who stands 6-3 and
weighs 165, has run a 37.3 in the
330-yard intermediate hurdles. He
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