FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1981 Williams leads UPIpicks United Press International SAN ANTONIO — Five under classmen, headed by league scor ing leader Rob Williams, were named Thursday to the United Press International all-Southwest Conference basketball team, the first time since UPI began select ing a team in the mid 1950s that no senior made the squad. Williams, the sixth leading scor er in nation, was the only unani mous player named to the all- SWC team selected by a select panel of sports writers and sports broadcasters who cover confer ence games. Vernon Smith of Texas A&M was selected for the second team, the lone member for the defend ing SWC champions. Eddie Sutton, whose Arkansas Razorbacks won their fourth league title in five years and who will take x an 11-game winning streak into the league’s post season tournament, was named coach of the year. Williams was also voted player of the year in the conference and Clyde Drexler, Houston’s 6-6 freshman who was named to the second team and who was second in rebounding this season, was selected newcomer of the year. Joining Williams on the first team were juniors Terry Teagle of Baylor, Scott Hastings of Arkansas and Ricky Pierce of Rice. The second team was made up of Drexler, Smith of Texas A&M, U.S. Reed of Arkansas, Darrell Browder of TCU and Clarence Swannegan of Texas Tech. Smith and Reed were the only seniors among the top ten players in the voting. Williams, whose quick moves and long-range jump shots prop elled Houston in front of the con ference race before a late-season slump cost them a chance at the title, scored 674 points during the regular season. International results liiul tion - Matt Wi iversity tory overli - a State Hi® .osttoPanis nightcap, s best starts playinj SPECIAL — Texas Ti eader over Texas A&M’s Max King returns a backhand in iction earlier this year. The senior from Cor ns Christi performed well in his hometown hursday at the H.E.B. College Team Cham pionships, defeating Clemson’s Rick Rudeen 6-7, 6-3, 7-6. The Aggies, 10-2 and ranked 20th in the nation, pressed the sixth-ranked Tigers but fell short, 6-3. Action in the tournament continues today. I (AFTER 5:30 PMJ 1 FREE COORS OR MILLER LITE WITH PURCHASE OF MEXICAN, TEXAN, OR WHAMIE SPUD (GOOD MON.-THUR. WITH COUPON) GOOD THRU 3-14-81 775-4775 WE ALSO SERVE DELICIOUS SALADS AND 3 DIFFERENT SUPER SANDWICHESI 10 DIFFERENT SUPER POTATOES AND 4 KINDS OF NACHOSI NOTHING OVER S2.69I OPEN 1 1 AM-9 PM MON.-SAT. CLOSED SUN. LOCATED AT 403 VILLA MARIA — 1 BL. WEST OF TEXAS AVE. College, 9-j at the Tedi 3-0, >, four walls six innings.il pitched Hit p six runsosf; won the nis team played its heart out three-hitter against sixth-rated Clemson Uni- ord to 2-0, llversity Thursday. lectedthe»™t was their second match in the itrikingouttH.E.B. College Team Champion ships in Corpus Christi. The 10-1-1, Hi'Aggies are in action today also. i-5. The Ags did not win the match bjUt played very well, taking pemson to the wire. The 6-3 loss c|d not hurt the Ags much and , «en could help their confidence. tingrOOOlI “i was very pleased with our IS Tax jpkirmance today,” said coach ■avid Kent. “We played our t rts out and I can’t ask for any- g more.” he Ags had a very tough but [playedmatch. Brian Joelson’s ■d Max King’s singles matches ESDAY jpe the highlights for the Ags. SPECIAL f th won three set singles match- el against strong opposition. I “Brian played an absolutely ned Steal ftulous three set match,” said n Gravy ®nt. Joelson has had the flu but is JtaloesanlBer the effects now, he said, one other ■ In singles: Trey Schutz lost to table ‘y a rk Dickson 4-6, 4-6; Reid Free- eadandBi.f^n lost to Pender Murphy 6-6, or Tea 1-6; foe (son beat Gean Desduens 5- 7, 7-5, 6-2; Tom Judson lost to Richard Akel 7-6, 6-4; King defe ated Rick Rudeen 6-7, 6-3, 7-6 and Ron Kowal lost to Greg Cooper 6- 4, 1-6, 4-6. Doubles results were: Free- man-Joelson lost to Dickson- Murphy 4-6, 6-3, 5-7; Judson- Kowal beat Akel-Rudeen 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 and Schutz-King lost to Coop- er-Desduens 4-6, 6-7. The loss lowers the Ags record to 10-2 for the year but Kent said he will take the loss as it stands. “Clemson beat Trinity earlier in the year. We played them to a standstill,” Kent said. “So maybe were improving.” Trinity is the Ags only other loss. A&M was skunked by Trinity 9-0 in an early season dual match. The 20th-ranked Ags next ac tion will be today at 8:30 a.m. against the University of San Diego. 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