TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1980 WANTED: MUSICIANS sports To Play in the GUYS & DOLLS ORCHESTRA FOR INFORMATION, CALL THEATRE ARTS 845-2621 OR DOUG SEGUR 845-4151 w Women s tennis team sraJl plays over weekend Tennis team wins all three matches On The Double Northgate 846-3755 XEROX COPIES, TYPING We specialize in Resumes, Theses, Dissertations Open M-F, 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Sat., 9-6 By RHONDA WATTERS Focus Editor The Texas A&M University women’s tennis team lost two out of three dual matches last weekend in round-robin play at Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge. The Aggie team defeated the Uni versity of Tennessee at Chatanooga 5-4, lost a close match against the University of Alabama 4-5, and fell to LSU 1-8. TUESDAT NIGHT Texas A&M’s top doubles team, Maylyn Hooten and Terri Neutze, was undefeated in the matches. They beat Tennessee 7-6, 6-2, Alabama 7- 6, 6-0 and had the Aggies’ only vic tory against LSU winning 6-2, 7-5. Hooten, who usually plays the number one position for the team, was the outstanding Texs A&M play er, winning five of her six matches. The number three doubles team of Kathleen Sissom and Lilianna Fer nandez played the deciding match against Alabama. They split sets be fore losing the tie-breaker 5-4 in the third set. “On the whole they (the team) played really well,” said Hollis Hands, coach of the women’s team. “Except in the LSU match. I know we could have done better there. But LSU does have a good team.’’ Hands said that while everyone played well in the tournament, Hooten and Neutze “were the ones that really played on top of their game the whole time.” Wednesday the team’s top six players will leave for Florida. They are playing Thursday through Satur day in a tournament at the Universi ty of Florida in Talahassee. The Texas A&M men’s tennis team completed a successful road trip this weekend, winning all three of its matches despite the loss of its top player. The team travelled to Beaumont Friday, where the Aggies beat Lamar University, 6-3. On Saturday, they beat LSU in Baton Rouge by a score of 5-4. Sunday they played Southeast Louisiana in Lafayette, and won that one by a 9-0 score. Trey Schutz, the Aggies’ number one player, was sick and couldn’t make the trip. Tempers flared over a line call LSU’s Mike Oransky made in the second set of his singles mat()i against Aggie Reid Freemaninatop seed match Saturday. Freemanpro. tested the call, drawing heated words from Oransky. In the third set, Oransky started yelling at some members of the Aggie women’steam who had been heckling him. Kent then rushed to the court and repp, mantled Oransky for the flare-i Freeman won the match. The Ags upped thir record to on the season. Their next match j against Louisiana Tech in College Station on Wednesday. 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The second team was highlighted by Smith and Woods, Rice sopho more Ricky Pierce, Billy Allen of SMU and freshman sensation Rob Williams of Houston. United Press International The saga of Sonny Allen, it seems, will continue a little while longer. Allen, under pressure all season long at Southern Methodist, res igned as the Mustangs’ coach Friday. His players, including son Billy, wanted to give Allen a win in his last game in Dallas Monday night and they knocked off the Baylor Bears in the opening round of the Southwest Conference postseason tournament, 86-83. SMU will be joined in the San Antonio phase of the tournament by Monday night’s other first-round winners — the Texas Tech Red Ed- ers and Houston Cougars. The Haiders opened up will streak in the second half to nm ara from TCU, 71-52, and Houstonb the Rice Owls, 92-80. 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