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MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1980
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The incredible Dallas Highland
Park rally, which began with nine
seconds left in the third quarter of its
Texas schoolboy Class 5A quarterfin
al game with Plano on Saturday, con
tinued Sunday at Love Field Airport
in Dallas.
Meeting to determine where next
weekend’s sixth-rated Odessa Per-
mian-Highland Park semifinal game
would be played, the seventh-rated
Scots won the crucial coin flip and
thus will be able to host the game in
Texas Stadium.
Kickoff for both semifinal games
will be at 2 p.m. Saturday — second-
ranked Port Arthur Jefferson and
fifth-rated San Antonio Holmes fac
ing off in Austin’s Memorial Sta
dium.
The meeting between the Scots
and Panthers, however, will have to
go some to match the Highland Park-
Piano battle.
It was the kind of game that the
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The battle between the two elite
suburbs of Dallas — old rich High
land Park and new rich Plano — was
not settled until the final 28 seconds
when Scots quarterback Rob Moers-
chell threw a 28-yard touchdown
screen pass to tight end Glenn
Watson.
That climaxed a frantic comeback
filled with improbable plays that had
started with Highland Park trailing
late in the third quarter, 21-3. The
winning touchdown ended an 86-
yard drive, much of which came after
the Scots had called its last time out.
Tennis teams
“We told each other at the half that
we couldn’t give up, and no one did, ’’
said Moerschell. “We went out there
that last time knowing it was our last
chance. We knew we could do it.’
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By RICHARD OLIVER
Sports Editor
The Texas A&M men’s and women’s tennis teams
finished up respective fall schedules this weekend, and
both coaches were happy with the semester results.
The men’s team was represented at an NCAA qual
ifying meet in Fort Worth by Brian Joelson Saturday.
The event, held at TCU, determined who would go on
to compete at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
Joelson had a fine outing, but eventually lost in a
tough quarterfinal match to Rice’s Mark Holland, 1-6,
6-3, 6-1.
He played very well, ’’ said A&M Head Coach David
Kent Sunday. The other guy just played a little better.
Brian had a good tournament.’’
Last Thursday night, Aggie Max King was defeated in
the Yonex Invitational in Houston by Horace Reed of
Atlanta, 6-4, 6-2, in the finals of the qualifying rounds.
We had a good fall,” said Kent. "We’ve just got some
work to do.”
The women also have a little work to do, but the
season has been a good one for Head Coach Jan Cannon
and the Aggies.
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Cannon. “We made several changes with tlieii
games, and it’s always hard to change gam
The Aggies played I^ainar Saturday at theOmw^'s A&
Tennis Center on the A&M campus, andwereMpig on
by the Cardinals and team injuries, 6-3. ■tstSam
The Ags were handicapped by the lossoftheirtKp hite l
and 4 players for the weekend. Top-seeded It jW-game r
nandez is nursing a hurt shoulder and No. I® tourn;
Nuetze was out due to illness. No. 3 SonjaMH
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The Texas A&M University women’s basketball team concluik
three-game West Coast trip tonight against Pepperdine in Mi
Calf, but so far the results have been disappointing to HeadC«
Cherri Rapp as the Aggie Ladies have dropped both prior put!
On Thursday, the Aggies took on UCLA at Pauley Pavilionandm
out on the short end of a 97-64 decision to the 15th-rated Bruins,In
A&M stayed close early, but a five-minute cold spell before W
cost the Aggies as they trailed by 11 points at halftime, 50-39,
The Ags opened up the second half the way they closed the
and the Lady Bruins responded to take control of the game. Dm
Curry, a 6-1 all-America, led six Bruins in double-figures will
points. She also had a game high 16 rebounds.
Sherry Winn led A&M in scoring with 12 points, while Sheryl4
added 11 and Tammy Grafton 10. Kelly Krauskopfgrabbedateamlif
10 rebounds.
Rapp said the the team played well “except for five minutesino
half, when we fell apart.” Despite the 33-point loss, Rapp was
with the team’s full-court press which forced 27 turnovers (comp*
to A&M’s 20).
On Saturday the Aggies turned in their worst performance oil!
young season in falling to 12th-ranked USC by the score of 11241]
loss was the fifth straight for the Aggies whose season record fell lot
Twenty-five first half turnovers by Texas A&M helped the li
Trojans jump out to a 58-23 halftime lead. Assistant Coach 0*
Gough said it was a matter of not one or two people being off, I
everybody being off.
USC was led by 6-3 Paula McGee who scored 22 points am
down 18 rebounds. The Aggies were paced by Kelley Sullr
points and five rebounds.
“It is gonna be hard to bounce back,” Gough said, “buttheteaini!
has a good attitude and they know they can beat Pepperdine,
Texas A&M will be back in town Tuesday to begin preparinfl
Thursday’s game with Stephen F. Austin. Due to graduation
tion, the Aggies will play the nationally ranked Lady Jacks in t
High School Gym starting at 7:30 p.m.
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A few weeks before the start of the
season Texas coach Abe Lemons was
optimistic about the upcoming cam
paign — something he admitted was
unusual.
But he had one particular reserva
tion.
“I may have overscheduled our
team in December,” he said. “But it
may help us in January.”
Part of that “overscheduling” com
es about this week and will give an
idea of how much of a threat Texas
might be when it comes to South
west Conference championship con
sideration this year.
The biggest test comes this Satur
day evening when the Longhorns
meet DePaul. That matchup will
likely fill up the 16,231-seat Super
Drum.
The Longhorns are riding a three-
game winning streak and looked im
pressive Saturday in clobbering
Long Beach State 92-57. Texas
jumped to a 45-22 halftime lead with
Henry Johnson hitting 11 Of 16 shots
from the field and scoring 30 points.
Other than the big games for
Texas, the unbeaten Texas A&M
Aggies will perhaps proviJ
highlights. A&M, 2-0, reW
tion tonight at home again!
Houston and then takes part
First Union Invitational in A
te, N.C. next weekend,
Baylor will also be invol'
tournament competition o«
weekend, playing in the It
Classic.
The Bears joined Texas ?rJ
Tech at 3-1 at the end of last*
play thanks to a come-ffoai-t
69-66 decision over Te
Tech won its third game in ip*
lar fashion, nipping Air Fortt
shot in the final four seconds!>!
ba Jennings, 50-49.
Arkansas, meanwhile, cool*
after its scorching beginning
ing trouble with foul profit
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The Razorbacks fell to ^
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Women’s team wins, 3-1
The Texas A&M women’s soccer
team defeated Stephen F. Austin
Saturday in Nacogdoches 3-1.
The Aggies began the fall schedule
with a 4-3 win over the
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