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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1981
Texas A&M’s Reggie Roberts is grabbed by Arkansas’ Scott
Hastings, left photo, in first half action Tuesday night in G.
Rollie White. Roberts and Hogs’ guard Darrell Walker came
Women lose thriller
to Abilene Christian
By RITCHIE PRIDDY
Battalion Staff
The Texas A&M women’s bas
ketball team dropped its second
close game in a row Tuesday night
as the Abilene Christian Universi
ty Wildcats defeated the Ags 63-61
in G. Rollie White Coliseum.
The Aggies trailed by two at the
half, 34-32, and seemed in a posi
tion to pull the game out. The
Wildcats connected on only 20
percent of their shots from the
field the first half, while the Aggies
hit 39.3 percent.
The first eight minutes of the
second half decided the outcome
of the game as the Wildcats
jumped out to a 14-point lead. The
Ags battled back and with just
under a minute left in the game
cut their lead to 62-61.
The Aggies got the ball back
with 11 seconds left but lost it on a
bad pass to end the threat.
“We played well except for the
first eight minutes of the second
half,” commented Head Coach
Cherri Rapp. “We had a chance to
win it, we just had too far to come
back.”
Rapp singled out Sheryl Clark
and Joyce Bottley for their heads-
up play.
“Sheryl really played well,
especially defensively. Joyce play
ed good, setting our offense up.
We’re real pleased with both of
them,” Rapp said.
Clark connected for 15 points,
as did Tammy Grafton, to lead the
Aggies. duRae Gill finished the
night with nine points and Cathy
Fuller pitched in eight points.
Wildcat Bonnie Buchanan, who
is 6-5, was high-scorer for the
game with 22 points.
The Aggies finished the night
shooting 35.2 percent while the
Wildcats finished at 35.9 percent
from the field.
The women’s record drops to
7-20 with the loss. They return to
action Feb. 27 when they will take
the court against the University of
Nebraska in G. Rollie White.
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Here’s a rundown on oil
SWC action Tuesday night;
BAYLOR (84) at TEXAS
Reserves Tommy Temaati,
Craig Kaiser scored a to '
points and Baylor held i
rush to down the Texasli
ghorns, 84-82, and move,
third place in the Southwesti
ference race.
Texas led by 11 points ei-|
the game, but then grew coif
the Bears battled back to ft 1
score at intermission, 38-38.|
Baylor advanced to 8-6 ini
ference play, a half-game ahttl
Texas Tech, and is 13-11 fe
season. Texas slumped to W
is 10-13 for the year.
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Rolling with the punches
Staff photos by Greg Gammon
to blows after a shoving match and Hastings then became
involved. In the middle photo, the referee separates Roberts
from U.S. Reed (24) and Walker, hidden by Reed. After
being shoved out of the melee by Aggie Rynn Wright, Hast
ings is restrained by an official, right photo. No players were
ejected in the scuffle. The Razorbacks won the contest 65-61.
The loss dropped Houstoi “If'
of a first-place tie in the Soulli orse,
Conference race, leaving! And
Arkansas Razorbacks alone all merii
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ference play and 18-6 ovffe s do
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